Financial Times: Knotel Overtakes…someone
Knotel overtakes WeWork in number of New York sites Rocket Internet-backed start-up aims to exceed rival in terms of square feet next year Knotel has 70 locations versus WeWork’s 48 in New York City © Reuters A Rocket Internet-backed rival
Financial Times: Knotel Overtakes…someone
Knotel overtakes WeWork in number of New York sites Rocket Internet-backed start-up aims to exceed rival in terms of square feet next year Knotel has 70 locations versus WeWork’s 48 in New York City © Reuters A Rocket Internet-backed rival
WSJ on Knotel: London’s Shadow Crash shows how Grave Dancing Works
New York Real Estate Firm Sees Big Opportunity in Brexit-Rattled London Office Market Shared-office-space startup Knotel Inc. plans to add several London locations this month Knotel Chief Executive Amol Sarva said the firm plans to scale up sharply in Europe,
WSJ on Knotel: London’s Shadow Crash shows how Grave Dancing Works
New York Real Estate Firm Sees Big Opportunity in Brexit-Rattled London Office Market Shared-office-space startup Knotel Inc. plans to add several London locations this month Knotel Chief Executive Amol Sarva said the firm plans to scale up sharply in Europe,
My new column on Amol.Sarva.Co: “Shouts and Murmurs”
The leisure-only future “I do not find this a promising future, as I do not find the prospect of leisure-only life appealing,” he said. “I believe that work is essential to human wellbeing.” – Moshe Vardi, computer scientist, on the
My new column on Amol.Sarva.Co: “Shouts and Murmurs”
The leisure-only future “I do not find this a promising future, as I do not find the prospect of leisure-only life appealing,” he said. “I believe that work is essential to human wellbeing.” – Moshe Vardi, computer scientist, on the
Human-ness in Tolstoy
Human-ness in Tolstoy and AI Man, do I regret never reading War and Peace when I was a student. Yes, it is super long and seemingly about trivial court manners in Czarist St. Petersburg. It opens that way and in
Human-ness in Tolstoy
Human-ness in Tolstoy and AI Man, do I regret never reading War and Peace when I was a student. Yes, it is super long and seemingly about trivial court manners in Czarist St. Petersburg. It opens that way and in
Happiness in relationships
The literature on happiness science has something to say about relationships. Here are my notes. Happiness// Lyubomirsky on relationships 1. Time ⁃ Date night ⁃ Morning catch up ⁃ Evening reunion ⁃ Non-media, non-kid ⁃ Shared activity (shopping? driving?) ⁃
Happiness in relationships
The literature on happiness science has something to say about relationships. Here are my notes. Happiness// Lyubomirsky on relationships 1. Time ⁃ Date night ⁃ Morning catch up ⁃ Evening reunion ⁃ Non-media, non-kid ⁃ Shared activity (shopping? driving?) ⁃
Happiness, for yourself and your team
My notes from Aspen where I saw a great talk on the psychology of Happiness Happiness. The most popular class at Yale ever. Professor Santos. Background movements in psychology Science of Positive Psychology Science of Behavior Change Plan of the
Happiness, for yourself and your team
My notes from Aspen where I saw a great talk on the psychology of Happiness Happiness. The most popular class at Yale ever. Professor Santos. Background movements in psychology Science of Positive Psychology Science of Behavior Change Plan of the
Revisiting my Halo Sport rope skipping results
A while back I did a series of trials with Halo and without Halo measuring how long I could skip rope without a mistake. The results Basically I could do 50-150 without and then with it skyrocketed to 800-1500. 18
Revisiting my Halo Sport rope skipping results
A while back I did a series of trials with Halo and without Halo measuring how long I could skip rope without a mistake. The results Basically I could do 50-150 without and then with it skyrocketed to 800-1500. 18
Liars, Bullshit and Trump
The great philosopher of mind Harry Frankfurt wrote his bullshit paper 20+ years ago, when I was a student, and it seemed a bit light-hearted. It became popular and even published for a lay audience. What he basically says is
Liars, Bullshit and Trump
The great philosopher of mind Harry Frankfurt wrote his bullshit paper 20+ years ago, when I was a student, and it seemed a bit light-hearted. It became popular and even published for a lay audience. What he basically says is
Books vs blog posts
Been outlining a couple of book projects. It’s a to do I have left for vacation. Reminds me of a colleague I had once, younger person. I asked him “What do you read?” He said blog posts and stuff. Oh
Books vs blog posts
Been outlining a couple of book projects. It’s a to do I have left for vacation. Reminds me of a colleague I had once, younger person. I asked him “What do you read?” He said blog posts and stuff. Oh
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