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#11: Approaches to Software Engineering that Worked For Me
I have now been writing software, reasonably consistently, for about eleven years — from my second year of college to the present day. Along the way…
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#10: Why is there no Government-Built Social Media?
The Arab Spring of 2010 was a sweeping wave of protests that ended up toppling the rulers of Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, and Yemen. These protests were said…
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#9: 15 Years of Market Gaps for Browsers and Browser Extensions
One of the great secular trends of the past fifteen years has been software moving from the desktop to the browser. In 2010, you would install Microsoft…
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#8: Bundling and Unbundling of Email
Email is the most important software in my life, and probably in yours, too. Curiously, even though email is an aging technology, it is only becoming…
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#7: AI Creates Returns to Taste
Many contemporary thinkers are pointing out that advances in AI are giving creators more leverage. This is true for broad definitions of “creators…
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#6: Avoid Polish to find Product-Market-Fit
There are many ways to take a product to market and find product-market fit (PMF). The conventional wisdom is to run a tight feedback loop, and optimize…
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#5: SVB and to Build on the Shoulders of Giants
One of the great strengths of the Silicon Valley ecosystem, and the US in general, is the ease of doing business. Specifically for startups, the…
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