I stumbled across this blog on Twitter. An interesting piece on entrepreneurship:

"The web has been a bad thing for entrepreneurs because too many people believe they can just build something and “throw it out there.” That somehow, magically, people come and then even if you don’t have a revenue model Google buys you because you had a cool idea. No one would ever say “let’s just build the hotel… put it out there and see what happens.” No one would ever say something like that about any non-web business. Web startups shouldn’t be any different."

Watching the Boston/Orlando game.

Going to go exploring the area in a little bit.

While he raised some important points, I was generally unimpressed with his talk. But more on that later.

I did. I don't know if you can see the cakes on the front table...

It was our last lecture in our Algorithms class. On a related note, we were covering the cake-cutting problem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_division