I have a childhood memory of looking in the bathroom mirror, and for the first time realizing that my experience at that precise moment—the experience of being me—would at some point come to an end, a
Last week I spoke on behalf of Replit at the ASU+GSV summit , one of the largest education technology conferences in the world, on the topic "Is coding an essential modern fluency?" . For me and the r
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Want to start a startup? Get funded by Y Combinator . April 2005 This summer, as an experiment, some friends and I are giving seedfunding to a bunch of new startups. It's an experiment becausewe're pr
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Last week I struck a nerve on Twitter with the following tweet: https://twitter.com/ChrisWiegman/status/1420068080944885767?s=20 The responses to the comment ran the gambit of telling me I was wrong t
What was especially remarkable about Carlota Perez’s Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital was its timing: 2002 was the middle of the cold winter that followed the Dotcom Bubble, and here wa
In 2014, the executives at a brand-new start-up called Andela made a decision whose consequences they would only understand much later. Andela’s model was to recruit and train promising African engine
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