A list of books/resources/blogs i've enjoyed / learn't a lot from. Some have notes:
The Unbearable Slowness of Being: Why do we live at 10 bits/s?
The tinkerings of Robert Noyce
Impact, agency and taste
A dying industry dies a bit more
June 2020 Wave Hunting – Kunle
Confidence All The Way Up – Minding Our Way
The Cultural Narrative – Questioner (Substack)
Russell Napier: The World Will Experience a Capex Boom – The Market
Concave Thinking – Vitalik Buterin
Intimations – Brett P. Andersen
An Interview with Rippling Founder Parker Conrad – Stratechery
Startup Ideas – Paul Graham
Lego Mindset vs Woodworking Mindset – Scott Stevenson
In Defense of Not Invented Here Syndrome – Joel on Software
On Tools for Thought – Kepano (Twitter/X)
On Product Design and Simplicity – Karri Saarinen (Twitter/X)
Two Types of Knowledge – Farnam Street
Desperation-Induced Focus – RKG Blog
Water – RKG Blog
Where Coulds Go – Minding Our Way
Kimo – Derek Sivers
Do Not End the Week with Nothing – Patrick McKenzie
This is Water – David Foster Wallace (YouTube)
On Focus and Craft – Thomas Grizzle (Twitter/X)
Microsoft, Monopoly, and Dominance – Benedict Evans
Asymmetric Outcomes – Wealest
Stay in the Game – Albert Bridge Capital
The Three Sides of Risk – Morgan Housel (Collaborative Fund)
Aggregation Theory – Ben Thompson (Stratechery)
Luck and the Entrepreneur – Marc Andreessen (PM Archive)
Functions – Ryan Singer
Embracing the Improbable – Kevin Kelly (The Technium)
How to Think – Farnam Street
How and Why SpaceX Will Colonize Mars – Wait But Why
Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address (YouTube)
The Mythical Man-Month (PDF) – Frederick P. Brooks
They Targeted Gamers – Questioner (Substack)
The Cultural Narrative – Questioner (Substack)
Soft Power – The Generalist
Your Startup Is a Movement – David Sacks (Substack)
The Cadence: How to Operate a SaaS Startup – David Sacks (Substack)
Intimations – Brett Andersen (Substack)
An Interview with Rippling Founder Parker Conrad – Stratechery
Morris Chang and the Origins of TSMC
Anduril - The Amusement part for engineers
Capital will matter more than ever after AGI
Annas Archive
There is no speed limit - Derek Sivers