Marc Andreesen wrote a post in 2014. 4 years have slipped by, lets revisit it and annotate “[A]dvocating for slowing technological change to preserve jobs equals advocating for the punishment of [ … ]

I don’t get invited to any of the glitzy Uber soirees. No open bar for me. This is because I don’t drink and I do ask questions. Had I been invited [ … ]

Human intellect is the source of many of its own problems. Errors in thinking and biases. Will express itself in AI, robots. Resistance isn’t futile. AI fulfills that dread of [ … ]

If I am laundering money, this how I would do it I would walk into a Walmart, request a MoneyCard. I would load some money on that card. The Walmart, [ … ]

Amazon and Walmart are eating the retail world. This is the post mortem. (Definition: when relevant, I’ll be using the financial abbreviation of GMV. GMV is a measure of goods that [ … ]

The California Supreme Court recently ruled in Dynamex Operations W. v. Super. Gig economy workers had a big win Gig economy companies had a big loss The decision is significant as [ … ]

Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin have to solve three important problems if they are to become currencies: Unstable values High transactions costs Anonymity Basecoin is trying to resolve that first problem, unstable values. [ … ]

Digital currencies have caught the high-level attention of international financial policymakers. For the first time, finance ministers and central bank governors of the G-20 have called for coordinated action on [ … ]

The Pensions of Public Employees vs. The Taxed Few (also known as ‘politicians over-promising benefits to public employees and ignoring fiscal realities’) Bills come due, the politicians who cashed on [ … ]

There are debt collectors you can ignore until they go away and can merely do something vengeful on your credit reports. And then there is another type. The graph is [ … ]