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by zt 6y ago
I checked earlier but you're obviously correct. Thank you.
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by zt 6y ago
Apropos nothing really at all, I always found it interesting that Robert Louis Stevenson's father ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Stevenson ) was a famous engineer that is mostly lost to modern history becaus
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The bitter war between Silicon Valley celebrities and Vote.org(vox.com)
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Labor Costs Will Explode After the Pandemic. Here's How(inc.com)
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Amazon Empire: The Rise and Reign of Jeff Bezos|Frontline [video](youtu.be)
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A mining company’s AI transformation(mckinsey.com)
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The Future of America’s Contest with China(newyorker.com)
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My Semester with the Snowflakes(gen.medium.com)
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by zt 7y ago
I think this is a more complicated question that it first appears. What do you mean by leadership? Getting things done for some strict definition? Managing a team? Managing a huge enterprise? I think reading books across the spectrum of lea
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Silicon Valley Is Turning into Its Own Worst Fear (2017)(buzzfeednews.com)
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Where Women Fall Behind at Work: The First Step into Management(wsj.com)
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In ‘Antisocial,’ How the Alt-Right Went Viral(nytimes.com)
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The Rise of the Comfort College(bloomberg.com)
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by zt 7y ago
This article fails to live up to its premise of thinking through what the dissolution of the American empire would look like but does end up making an interesting case for local vitality and governance.
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Why Can’t California Solve Its Housing Crisis?(rollingstone.com)
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A German Tax Case Is Putting the Entire Finance Industry on Trial(bloomberg.com)
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Venture-Capital Stalwart Battles Washington’s Crypto Crackdown(wsj.com)
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The Gambler Who Cracked the Horse-Racing Code(bloomberg.com)
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Taylor Swift’s Asset Restructuring(ftalphaville.ft.com)
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by zt 7y ago
Ah yes, the subtle distinctions between escheatment and breakage, my two old friends. A nice Google search proves why this can be so complicated: it's actually very important and the best blog post about it is this one https:/&#x
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Speed matters: Why working quickly is more important than it seems (2015)(jsomers.net)
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The day Volkswagen briefly conquered the world (2018)(ftalphaville.ft.com)
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by zt 7y ago
Although I haven't spoken to Geoff in a number of years (We did YC S13), I remember him as a tough but effective advisor to us and many others. A lot of his lessons didn't sink in for a long time -- perhaps because I'm a litt
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by zt 7y ago
(I’m the author and the OP) Agreed! I want to do a much bigger international scan and am working with some colleagues in Europe and Asia. I know a decent amount about open banking and have been gathering my thoughts (I.e. I keep writing and
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Scanning the fintech landscape: disruptive models(mckinsey.com)
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A16Z is re-registering as a financial advisor, renouncing its status as a VC(forbes.com)
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The day Volkswagen briefly conquered the world (2018)(ftalphaville.ft.com)
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No, Data is not the new oil(wired.com)
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Battle for Castle Itter(en.wikipedia.org)
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Venture Capitalists are MUCH LESS ambitious than their private equity siblings(summation.net)
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