Better necessarily implies different . That’s one of my favorite axioms. It’s both intuitively and undeniably true. But it gets to the heart of a certain universal cognitive dissonance inherent in man

It slowly became clear that one day Apple’s processors would come for Intel. As Apple’s skill in building chips for the iPhone and iPad became increasingly apparent, Intel struggled. Doubts about Appl

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What Are Unit Economics and Why Are They Important in Early Stage Startups? Feb 20, 2020 As an early stage startup, data-driven decision making is the key to

In one of my favourite management books, Good to Great, author Jim Collins praises what he calls the hedgehogs – those people who can “simplify a complex world

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Now the merchant side of the business is starting to come back, while the Cash App business is still displaying momentum, and that’s giving Square shares a lift

Square reported strong third quarter financial results on Thursday driven by huge momentum in its Cash App product. Square said Cash App generated $2.07 billion

My basic theory since the announcement during this year’s WWDC keynote that Apple was — finally — moving the Mac platform from Intel’s x86 architecture to their own custom silicon, has been that they

Wondering what the FIRE movement is? The basic premise behind the FIRE movement is this: spend less than you earn in order to accumulate dollars that you don’t need to spend, yet . “Retirement age” us

I’m a software engineer in Silicon Valley, and I’ve been using YNAB for two years. Since starting YNAB, I’ve managed to cut 20% off my monthly spending overhead and track my FIRE progress. I’ve found

PUBLISHED Oct. 26, 2020, at 6:00 AM Why Many Americans Don't Vote And why for some, this year could be different. Illustrations by Laura Lannes Get the data on GitHub The last time Richard Brown voted

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Between a third and a half of all eligible voters typically stay home during presidential elections. “I try to avoid it because it gets angry and nasty,” said

October 2020 TL;DR: Just how big is the recently-hyped “Tools of Thought” market? Maybe there’s so many people on the web now you can actually make a business selling sports cars to the intellectual e

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Photo: Matt Kisiday It’s amazing how much innovation and technology goes into finding better ways to fall down a mountain. I’m a snowboarding addict. Despite

Today, we take a look at Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta trying to handle a full 30-minute trip in a realistic environment. Earlier this week, Tesla started to release its first Full Self-Driving Beta so

Mar 7, 2019 "We're going to see an era of everyone employing remote tech workers." Table of Contents It feels like the rise of remote works has been a top conversation in tech for years, but despite t

I try to keep two distinct readers in mind with these annual reviews of new iPhones. First, you , today — you probably want insight to help you decide, to some degree, whether you should upgrade from

The four companies known as Big Tech — Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google — now have more than 22,000 employees in the city, with thousands added just this

In a few months, the number of people wearing an Apple Watch will surpass 100 million. While the tech press spent years infatuated with stationary smart

Still true, even during a pandemic. Photographer: ANGELA WEISS/AFP Photographer: ANGELA WEISS/AFP I’ve seen many New Yorks in my lifetime, starting with the gritty “French Connection” city of the 1970

Brian Armstrong Follow Sep 27 · 9 min read There have been a lot of difficult events in the world this year: a global pandemic, shelter in place, social unrest, widespread protests and riots, and west

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Amazon today is launching a new service called Amazon Explore that allows customers to book live, virtual experiences led by local experts. The experiences may

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Picturing how our species might appear in the far future often invites wild speculation over stand-out features such as height , brain size , and skin complexion . Yet subtle shifts in our anatomy tod

AP Images/Ringer illustration The times we live in require us to think critically: to second-guess, to interrogate, to fact-check, and to doubt. Anything less, and our entire worldview will be determi

Richard A Chance LeBron James versus Michael Jordan will be debated ad nauseam in the weeks (and years) to come. What people don’t mention enough in that debate is the simple fact that LeBron is still

There's lots of speculation about whether remote work is here to stay or not. What does the research actually show? We had @mattsclancy write for us at Works in Progress on the future of remote work and the declining benefits of geographical proximity: https://t.co/HLIIhdPXea

A man walks with his family, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2020, in the Borough Park neighborhood of New York. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says hes ordering schools in certain New York City neighborhoods closed with

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I have a surprise for you. I’ll tell you about it in a minute. First, let’s have a little fun. Come with me. I haven’t told anyone this before, but I actually live in the fun room. I just gave you a t

The Times obtained Donald Trump’s tax information extending over more than two decades, revealing struggling properties, vast write-offs, an audit battle and hundreds of millions in debt coming due. S

The move of 300 men to the upscale Upper West Side neighborhood led to complaints and the threat of a lawsuit. The men had been living in the Lucerne Hotel after the city moved homeless people out of

If the proximate purpose of technology is to reduce scarcity, the ultimate purpose of technology is to eliminate mortality. At first that sounds crazy. But let's start with the premise: is the proxima

Imagine a black box which, when you pressed a button, would generate a scientific hypothesis. 50% of its hypotheses are false; 50% are true hypotheses as

Shares in Square—here, CEO Jack Dorsey in London last year—have rallied 28% in the past month. Photo: Matt Crossick/PA Wire/Zuma Press By Peter Rudegeair Sept.

White House Market Wants to Become the Darknet’s Toughest DNM White House Market (WHM) is an ultra-secure darknet market (DNM). It disallows Javascript,