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A Day A Year A Life A Future

3.04.2008

BooksThe Greatest Game Ever Played-FrostPurple Cow-GodinKite Runner-HosseiniEinstein-IsaacsonThe End of Medicine-KesslerFree Culture-LessigManliness-MansfeldImplementing Lean Software Development-Poppendieck and PoppendieckThe Tycoons-MorrisTested-PerlsteinHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows-RowlingBasic Economics-SowellThe Black Swan-TalebWikinomics-Tapscott and WilliamsJack: Straight from the Gut-Welch

Blogshttp://www.bloglines.com/public/tylerfonda

MagazinesAtlantic MonthlyDwellNational Geographic

WiredEDGEGood

JULY 3, 2007The business world today is geared towards “optimizing” the innovation processes in order to reduce the likelihood of failure. That’s a significant disadvantage when compared with the open-source ecosystem, which “doesn’t have to care” and “can try out everything” because “the cost of failure is carried by the individuals at the edges of the network, while the value of the successes magnifies and adds value to the whole network”. “Ecosystems such as open-source get failure for free, and that produces some inevitable unexpected big successes - the Linux operating system - that nobody could have predicted but end up changing the world”

-Clay Shirky by way of Bruno Guissani by way of JP Rangaswami at Confusd of Calcutta

Most Interesting Thought

2007



1.24.1979-3.12.2008

11.85bad conference in 2nd Grade

10.87picked 1st in pickup football

5.94lose election to be Sophomore Class VP

5.95win election to be Junior Class VP

8.96give speech to 500 young people atNational Young Leaders Conference

3.99meet my future wife for 1st time

9.9.01move to new york city

2.03convince CFO of M&T Bank to meet and discuss his real estate

3.07start blogging at plansforusblog.com

5.00spend 4 days in Stockholm archipelago alone

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