Founder of wikiHow. Interested in how the web and entrepreneurship can expand minds and improve life.
Palo Alto, California, USA
Joined November 2008
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Don't lose sight of all the good news hiding behind the headlines. teapawt.net/humanprogress/status/8…
A child born today is more likely to reach retirement age than his forbearers were to live to their fifth birthday. humanprogress.org/blog/a-rea…
Lucky to have met the extraordinary @0xSigil when he was just 18. I’ve been backing him ever since. Optimistic about Underdog’s vision for a more private AI.
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wikiHow makes a quick cameo in Google's upcoming Superbowl ad: youtube.com/watch?v=6xSxXiHw…
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I've been yelling for a while about how WikiHow is deeply underrated/doing the best consistent service journalism on the web right now, so I was delighted to see this @kait_tiffany piece about it theatlantic.com/technology/a…
Today's @TheAtlantic article is one of the best descriptions of what makes @wikiHow so weird, so wonderful, so useful, while being such an oddball in Silicon Valley. theatlantic.com/technology/a…
This is why wikiHow turns down acquisition offers. Exchanging your baby for money is a terrible trade. teapawt.net/jdh/status/89327373370…
On behalf of all fathers... teapawt.net/megsullivan07/status/8…
You can now use your Amazon Alexa device to ask wikiHow how to do anything: myitforum.com/myitforumwp/20…
...and then the robots came for the jobs of the million dollar salary stock pickers. nyti.ms/2nhnlO1
With Trump's border patrol hires, US border police now outnumber entire US standing army in 1898, on the eve of the Spanish-American war.
Warren Buffett on investor value add: "In 60 years of investing, we've found it practically useless to give advice to anyone."
@jacobwrote The scarcity is artificial. If SF had the density of Paris, population would be 3x more. Housing crisis solved.
A rational housing policy would raise GDP 10%, reduce inequality and price SF houses for under $300k. mobile.nytimes.com/2017/02/1…
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Hope the term "female founder" has quietly faded to history by the time my 10 yr daughter starts her first company
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If you want to corrupt the education system, it helps to have a corrupt Congress.
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Former prime minister of Norway was detained at Dulles for an hour b/c he visited Iran in 2014 wjla.com/news/local/former-n…
