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But NFTs don’t just provide a kind of digital “deed.” Because blockchains are programmable, it’s possible to endow NFTs with features that enable them to expand their purpose over time, or even to provide direct utility to their holders. In other words, NFTs can do things — or let their owners do things — in both digital spaces and the physical... See more

I care about fast apps because I prefer to not hate my computer. I like apps that do one thing well because my needs are few.

Ideas are never abandoned. They’re always in the compost heap, and they always turn up. To use a gardening metaphor, I’m always in there with a pitchfork turning things over to see whether the time is right for something to become fertilizer—”Oh, that idea. I can finally use that now.”

The rise of “microcelebrities” and the proliferation of online content means that connections become deeper. We feel new levels of affinity for digitally-native stars—we feel that we grew up with them and that we’re privy to the most intimate parts of their lives.

In 2016, NY Times spent $30m to acquire Wirecutter. It's shaping up to be a good acquisition - revenue now topis $50m.

Bitcoin mining can even utilize waste flare gas; the question is how to do this at scale?

There are a few areas where TikTok really excels for startups: