The Globe & Mail has published the second installment of our weekly diaries … they don’t provide a unique URL for each entry, so it’s still available at:
Enjoy…
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is a treatise on startup life, tech, and idealism from the front lines
MICHAEL
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is Co-Founder of a stealth-mode summer 2008 Y Combinator startup
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has been bullish on popsicles for a long, long time
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June 17th, 2008 at 9:32 am
Hey Mike,
Good to read about your experiences. Looking forward to reading more! Good luck.
Best wishes,
Babul.