<![CDATA[An interview with author Ben Casnocha - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[An interview with author Ben Casnocha - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[An interview with author Ben Casnocha]]> There are people out there who's personal lives aren't a wreck? There's your new project, make it a dating site where everyone has to have a criminal check and two separate, in-depth, clean psychiatric evaluations on file. Tell me people wouldn't hit that faster than Nick Douglas at an open bar.

Blackjack

]]> <![CDATA[An interview with author Ben Casnocha]]> The buddihism thing....is that supposed to make Benioff feel better about dropping 20K shares of options on CRM every friggin day??

I suppose I would be a wonderful person too and live that lifestyle if I could cash in almost a million dollars a day and then put out the perception that I was a nice guy......

Ellison, Benioff and now Casnocha

Douchebage in arms..

M

OMMS

]]> <![CDATA[An interview with author Ben Casnocha]]> He's a nice enough guy but his blog is a bit "too big for my boots" type. It's cool that he a started a company at 12 but saying that someone is a practicing Buddhist doesn't by definition make that person a good person. Perhaps Ben has been in the Bay Area too long? He should go see the world and not be an armchair phillosopher.

Jay (living in First Life)

]]> <![CDATA[An interview with author Ben Casnocha]]> I can't bring myself to read the whole thing because I don't care, but I would like to say I am not sure if a cross between Harry Potter and Good to Great should be taken as a compliment.

He's cute, though. Cute, smart men always win a point, at least, by default.

Patricia2

]]> <![CDATA[An interview with author Ben Casnocha]]> Yeah, he doesn't seem too bad, but, Nick, your questions were completely softball. You're a tough guy when you're sitting, anonymously, on your comfy blogger's couch. But -- when you have to do an interview -- such a pussycat! Just like Michael Arrington when confronted by a cute publicist, bearing flowers. For instance, where was the question about -- visionary! philosopher! -- the book cover? Pah.

Nick Denton

]]> <![CDATA[An interview with author Ben Casnocha]]> Well he doesn't seem like too bad of a guy, but I really love this line "To be at once entertaining and insightful, outwardly ambitious and humble: it's hard" yup he -nailed- humility.

Rick

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