Archive

June 2024

• Jun 24Apple Intelligence, The Economics of Fast-Moving Markets and OpenAI

October 2022

• Oct 28Twitter
• Oct 21Ideas
• Oct 10📺 Three Shows I've Watched

August 2022

• Aug 12The Best $25 I Ever Spent
• Aug 11iOS 16 Album Art
• Aug 05Galleries of the Future
• Aug 03The Jony Ive, J.J. Abrams and Brian Grazer talk
• Aug 02Speakers on Silicon Macs
• Aug 01Services We Put Our Trust in

July 2022

• Jul 31Doesn't That Already Exist? Yes, But..
• Jul 30Recession? No, Confusion
• Jul 29Be Real-ly Bored

December 2020

• Dec 06If your only filter is profit..

July 2020

• Jul 23App Limits
• Jul 08Request for Startups

June 2020

• Jun 27On Fairness Creams & Colourism in Indian Culture
• Jun 25WWDC 2020
• Jun 17On Apple and Software Distribution
• Jun 12The Forgotten Northeast
• Jun 09What's next

November 2019

• Nov 20A Blank Slate

August 2019

• Aug 23Favorite Picks from Y Combinator Summer 2019
• Aug 08A Retrospective on Structural Shifts in Consumer Internet

April 2019

• Apr 03My favorite picks from Y Combinator Winter 2019
• Apr 0116 Startups of Note

March 2019

• Mar 1330 Years of the Web
• Mar 06Don't Let Pain Turn into Hate
• Mar 06Alive

February 2019

• Feb 26Elements of The Complete Man
• Feb 25How I evaluate startup investments
• Feb 20Climbing up the rabbit hole of social media
• Feb 17What makes a good CEO?

December 2018

• Dec 29Why do people need this? Well, no one really knows.

August 2015

• Aug 30Zero and One
• Aug 10The Information Highway

July 2015

• Jul 30In the elevator
• Jul 30Humankind is fragile

February 2015

• Feb 17Warby Parker for this and that
• Feb 16Blogging

March 2014

• Mar 045 things on my wishlist

February 2014

• Feb 10Once upon a Twitter Retreat

April 2013

• Apr 17Redesigning an online newspaper

November 2012

• Nov 01On Staying Hungry and Foolish

March 2012

• Mar 04Wabi-sabi

November 2011

• Nov 017 billion

September 2011

• Sep 15Facebook Fatigue

January 2011

• Jan 09Execution > ideas

June 2009

• Jun 08Emptiness

April 2009

• Apr 14Do you really need to be a big company?