pizza

You pay a dollar, you get a pizza compass.

This app isn't a shot at Yelp or an attempt to disrupt the pizza space...

"It's the job equivalent of the pizza they had for lunch.

Drop the startup, get a job in Rome, and start enjoying the pizza.

Every single slice of pizza I ate there was pure perfection.

I must say, it was a truly delicious pizza.

3 Days later I was in Osaka and went with a Japanese friend to a „very good “ pizza place.

And there's nothing like a pizza bait-and-switch to get developers angry at you.

It's a good idea, but penalizing jobs for mentioning pizza, beer or ping-pong is ridiculous.

After my pizza oven was finished, I somewhat foolishly bought a 1/2 cord of apple wood from the apple-growing region of Washington state.

While I like the sentiment here, I think the danger is that engineers might come to the mistaken conclusion that making pizzas is the primary limiting reagent to running a successful pizzeria.

Bitcoin: a currency for which capability to buy pizza is noteworthy, required custom programming, comes with a 10% novelty tax, and is incapable of maintaining a single price for 24 hours.

People will moan about it for days, but a year out they'll have found some other service and I'll be driving around Rome in my r8 dressed as Da Vinci eating as much of the world's best pizza as my stomach can handle, for the rest of my life.

One clue, of course, is in the original story...where work/life balance is a "value" to the company...and the c-level execs are all washing their cars and feeding them pizza...while the engineering team they slave away...on the weekends in the cubicle farm...missing kids ball-games and family meals...etc.