Some examples of people quickly accomplishing ambitious things together – Patrick Collison
A collection of historical examples showcasing how small groups of people, when working together effectively, have achieved significant and ambitious accomplishments in a short time.
Guide to Startups – Marc Andreessen
A comprehensive guide offering practical advice and insights on the challenges and strategies of starting and scaling a successful startup.
On the Nature of Progress - H.B. Phillips
A philosophical exploration of the concept of progress, examining how societies have historically advanced and the factors that drive meaningful progress.
It’s Time to Build – Marc Andreessen
A call to action urging people, especially in the United States, to invest in building infrastructure, industries, and institutions that will drive future prosperity.
A Taxonomy of Moats – Jerry Neumann
An analysis of different types of competitive advantages, or “moats,” that companies can develop to protect their market position and sustain long-term profitability.
Why Software Is Eating the Worl – Marc Andreessen
An influential essay explaining how software companies are disrupting traditional industries by leveraging technology to create more efficient, scalable, and innovative solutions.
Addressing Uncertainty, an overview – Jerry Neumann
A discussion on the inherent uncertainties in business and how entrepreneurs and investors can navigate and manage these uncertainties to create successful ventures.
How to Start a Startup – Paul Graham
A foundational essay offering advice on the key steps to starting a successful startup, from identifying a problem to building a product and securing funding.
AI and the Structure of Reasoning – Jerry Neumann
An exploration of how artificial intelligence systems reason and make decisions, with insights into the challenges and potential of AI in replicating human reasoning.
The Hardest Lesson for Startups to Learn – Paul Graham
An essay that emphasizes the importance of being flexible and willing to pivot in response to market feedback, a critical lesson that many startups struggle to learn.
Relentlessly Resourceful – Paul Graham
A discussion on the importance of being resourceful and proactive in entrepreneurship, arguing that these traits are more important than traditional qualifications for startup success.
The Innovation Engine - The First 50 Years of Analog Devices
A retrospective on the first 50 years of Analog Devices, highlighting the company’s role in driving innovation in the electronics industry through cutting-edge technologies and business strategies.
Power Laws in Venture – Jerry Neumann
An analysis of how power laws affect venture capital, explaining that a small number of investments typically account for the majority of returns in a venture portfolio.
Why we still need nuclear power – Ernet Moniz
An essay defending the continued use of nuclear energy, highlighting its importance for reducing carbon emissions and ensuring energy security in a low-carbon future.
Charlie Munger – Tren Griffin
A detailed exploration of the life, philosophy, and investment strategies of Charlie Munger, the long-time business partner of Warren Buffett, known for his rational thinking and deep understanding of human psychology.
How to do Great Work – Paul Graham
Achieving significant accomplishments requires selecting the right problems, following curiosity, and maintaining persistence and focus.