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After an extended break, I'm giving this another go.
After an extended break, I'm giving this another go.
A good friend has come through 11 cycles of chemo and is now swimming a mile every day in May to raise funds for Cancer Research. I've signed up to join him for one of them.
Mark Suster argues that venture capital has fundamentally changed over the past 20 years. Reading eBoys, I find myself thinking that in many ways it hasn't changed at all.
This week marks two years since I started working as a venture capital investor. To mark the anniversary, some of the posts about VC that I've enjoyed most over the past couple of years.
A few observations on VC term sheets from someone who has negotiated them from both sides of the table — as a startup lawyer and now as an investor.
Goals work best when they are clear, public, and difficult. Here are mine for 2019 — including one I have almost no idea how to achieve.
36 books read, a new baby, and a Kindle that goes everywhere. Here are the five that stood out most in 2018.
Kai-Fu Lee's AI Superpowers argues that we are in an implementation phase rather than a discovery phase of AI development — and that China, not America, is best placed to win it. A worthwhile read for anyone trying to understand the forces shaping the pace and direction of AI.
On the value of having something outside of work that you take seriously — and my attempt to run 5k in under 20 minutes.