A managing director of Draper Fisher Juvertson, Scott Lenet gave a talk at the University of Michigan on the same topic.

IMHO, the quality was better. Also, it's good to have sound/video attached to a presentation.

http://inst-tech.engin.umich.edu/media/index.php?sk=ess-w08&...

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I stopped reading after the wolverine slide.

Seriously though, it's this type of stuff that helps me open up TextMate for another day of hacking. It's not so much the content that matters, it's the shot of "Yeah, let's do this".

What a completely pointless presentation. And the site it was on looks terrible. I find it disappointing that all of the document-hosting sites have poor design aesthetic. Text needs good aesthetic the most.

Wow, I can't decide if that was a great presentation or the greatest.