Evan Armstrong was a lead writer at Every who explored profit and power in technology in Napkin Math.
Who owns the output of AI—the machines or the creators?
A new book on Bill Gates asks: How do you measure a billionaire’s net impact on the world?
Whether in art, startups, or parenting, you can only control so much
The next big disruption in software is here, and it understands what you’re looking for better than you do
Hint: Nvidia’s success is based on much more than chips
If you want to develop great taste, you must taste a lot of stuff
I Have Some Thoughts To Share
The newest SaaS company to hit the public markets
Twilio rode its API to a $66B valuation. Now it’s trying to become the Universal Switchboard for the internet.
Whoopsie, I may have gotten a little excited
Apple has a hit on its hands. Will it seize the opportunity?
Is Bored Ape Yacht Club a Decentralized Disney?
Screenshots of my contract and the financial model I used to decide
The newest wave of AI research is changing everything
An examination of the Twitch Hack data
The Pricing Power Flex
In her debut book, Kyla Scanlon makes the case for feeling the numbers
What America's Oldest Jeweler Can Teach Us About the Value of Bling
Clarifying the murky middle ground between Gross Profits and Net Income
Can AI agents make you a billionaire?
My quest to find Jesus Christ with a Gulfstream
It’s less about capturing attention, and more about deserving it
I'm going full time on Napkin Math
The Unity Conundrum
