Diego Segura
@diegosegura
designer, writer, founder. currently obsessed with monetary theory, high finance, corporate law, regretting dropping out of high school, and sudoku. author of a 2018 book, “the dropout manifesto.”
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Holed up in a room with a whiteboard, the founders sketched out what an ideal insurer would look like—from a Millennial’s point of view. It would be online only (no paper or insurance brokers), low-cost, easy to deal with and “trustworthy.” They weren’t naïve about needing insurance expertise and, in May 2015, recruited Ty Sagalow, a 36-year... See more
Jeff Kauflin • First, Fire All The Brokers: How Lemonade, A Millennial-Loved Fintech Unicorn, Is Disrupting The Insurance Business
The tape recorder (which Warhol called “my wife”) was always on, fashioning one-act plays out of casual conversations—the journalistic answer to found art.
Michael Schulman • The Legacy of Interview Magazine and a Trip to 1988
By positive convexity, we mean asymmetric returns. Positive convexity is the quality by which a bond delivers bigger price gains in response to falling yields than it suffers price de- clines in response to rising yields.
One thing that could help us close that remaining gap is a carbon tax—something universal, fair, and relatively simple. Paired with positive incentives for renewables, a price on carbon creates a negative incentive to generate emissions. I recently tuned in to a training session from Citizens’ Climate Lobby, which made a strong case not just for... See more
America’s Carbon Bill Is Coming Due
taxing households so beyond political suicide — adding yet another tax that will impact citizens rather than corporations — and is exactly the sort of thinking that the climate lobby will fail for
Selective factoring
Selective factoring gives businesses the opportunity to factor individual invoices or small bundles of invoices, rather than factoring their entire sales ledger.
Selective factoring gives businesses the opportunity to factor individual invoices or small bundles of invoices, rather than factoring their entire sales ledger.
Resolve Team • What Is Invoice Factoring and Should You Use It? | Resolve
the image maker of the future will probably be the person who has the most highly sought-after taste and always gets it right.
Claire Koron Elat • The New American Dream Is Sponsored by Meta: ANA VIKTORIA DZINIC
'DICHOTOMY' Chain Cape Jacket
pritchlondon.com
what does an even more reductive version of this look like with even more defined form, a single sheet
BW: Speaking of pace, how long do these collaborations take, from the first conversation to product launch?
EDV: I would say it’s two to two and a half years until release. Defining the products, where we come up with what we’re going to do, would take at least a year. We define how we’re going to collaborate artistically together, and then... See more
EDV: I would say it’s two to two and a half years until release. Defining the products, where we come up with what we’re going to do, would take at least a year. We define how we’re going to collaborate artistically together, and then... See more
Brenda's Business with Rimowa's EMELIE DE VITIS
If you tend to blame celebrity culture run amok for our current national woes, you might find some poetry in this week’s news that Interview would fold, bankrupt, just short of its fiftieth year—mired in lawsuits over unpaid work and rampant infighting. But mostly it’s just a bummer, like hearing about an East Village punk den shutting its... See more
Michael Schulman • The Legacy of Interview Magazine and a Trip to 1988
that last part is fucking brutal