You weren't meant to have a boss (2008)(paulgraham.com)

110 points by downbad_ 4 months ago | 117 comments

How to earn a billion dollars(paulgraham.com)

634 points by kingstoned 4 months ago | 1643 comments

Paul Graham essay, based on an Oxford Union talk, explaining how people become billionaires, chiefly by starting successful startups.

How Universities Should Prepare Founders(paulgraham.com)

220 points by gmays 2 months ago | 264 comments

What to Do(paulgraham.com)

236 points by npalli 1 year ago | 225 comments

Big Companies vs. Startups (2015)(danluu.com)

40 points by fzliu 2 years ago | 39 comments

Microsoft Is Dead[2007](paulgraham.com)

62 points by rolph 2 years ago | 98 comments

Google to invest up to $2B in Anthropic(reuters.com)

356 points by fofoz 3 years ago | 338 comments

Reuters news article reporting that Google agreed to invest up to $2 billion in OpenAI rival Anthropic, published October 27, 2023.

Judge rules Google trial documents can be posted by U.S. online(bloomberg.com)

482 points by 1vuio0pswjnm7 3 years ago | 282 comments

Bloomberg article reporting a judge ruled the US Justice Department can post Google antitrust trial exhibits online as soon as reasonable.

Culture Change at Google(social.clawhammer.net)

436 points by kfogel 2 years ago | 363 comments

Personal blog essay by Ben Collins-Sussman reflecting on how Google's internal culture changed over his 18 years working there.

An analysis of the Google antitrust trial(thebignewsletter.com)

343 points by passwordoops 3 years ago | 142 comments

A BIG newsletter post by Matt Stoller analyzing how much of the Google antitrust trial was held behind closed doors at Judge Amit Mehta's discretion.

Founder Mode(paulgraham.com)

1162 points by bifftastic 2 years ago | 662 comments

Paul Graham essay from September 2024 arguing founders should run growing companies differently from conventional manager-style advice, inspired by Brian Chesky's talk.

A New Experiment Meta-Strategy(chillphysicsenjoyer.substack.com)

26 points by surprisetalk 1 month ago | 1 comments

A Substack post by an amateur physicist describing a new strategy for doing home experiments after reorganizing a messy lab to fit limited free evenings.