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Evan Armstrong was a lead writer at Every who explored profit and power in technology in Napkin Math.
This new era of startups requires a founder baptized in the humanities
How AI will reshape what finance professionals do
Software with superpowers
How Amazon and Berkshire got too big
Startups screw up sometimes, but making things cheaper is a moral necessity
The secret to personal growth isn't in self-help books or ayahuasca trips. It's in a $1.99 pregnancy test from Target.
We may be entering a more ruthless era in tech
Why community and social network effects will be key to winning the future
Interest rates do not equal innovation rates
Triller's S1 raises questions about its numbers
It's A Brave New World
Build by Tony Fadell: A Review
The Search For the Winning Formula
How the fintech became one of the fastest-growing startups—ever
A dispatch from a hacker conference in San Francisco
The first full-stack shopping platform
Surely nothing bad will happen with an AI hooked up to the internet
An Intuitive Explainer for How To Lose Money and Win Anyway
My sick, unexplainable desire to buy a face computer
Inflation, web3, embedded fintech, investing in people, and the newsletter winter that is coming
Evan Armstrong
