Evan Armstrong is the lead writer at Every. He explores profit and power in technology in his column, Napkin Math.
The complicated business of selling social good
The PC giant is making Windows exciting again
Your to-do list can wait
A Book Review of The Power Law
I’m wondering if I can deep-fry my way out of the apocalypse
Amazon and Berkshire Hathaway got really big. Here’s why it might kill them.
It’s less about capturing attention, and more about deserving it
Addicted, overwhelmed, oversubscribed: How technology hooked the world
What OpenAI’s Operator tells us about what comes next in artificial intelligence
The strange contradiction at the heart of B2B SaaS
No one cares, so take more risks
Allow us to explain why your 401k is down
Build by Tony Fadell: A Review
China, boring AI, vertical SaaS, and Apple's power
Weapons are a necessary evil, not a hype-y consumer product
A16z’s Chris Dixon hasn’t abandoned the faith with his new book, 'Read Write Own'
Maybe Elon should buy it
Let’s talk about the tech world’s relationship with video games
Canvas is an Artifacts competitor aiming at the future of AI-human collaboration
Will Apple’s new headset change everything?
Neither hellscape nor utopia—the internet makes society anew
But that doesn’t mean it's going to beat ChatGPT
What video games can teach us about building billion-dollar companies
Some researchers are convinced that we are on the cusp of superintelligence. Are they right?
