It's February of 2026. I never expected in my wildest dreams that we would be living in the world we are today: I'm talking to my computers more than I talk to humans (even while being back at one of the most social places on earth)
A lot of aspiring entrepreneurs come to me asking for advice building a great pitch deck. These are Notes I Wish I Had When I Started These are the notes that I wish I had when I started out fundraising. They come from an email thread titled "Pitch Deck
The internet is filled with abhorrent telecom customer support stories. Among other places, Reddit leaves no telecom unscathed. My recent experience attempting to get a faulty phone fixed with Verizon was not exception. I have a lot of empathy for the customer support reps on the other end of the
How do you ace your first year of classes at Harvard Business School? One of the most valuable skills at HBS is learning how to "move forward" the discussion in a group of people through the case method. Participation ≠ Being Right Your goal of participating in class is
Text to Speech (TTS) is Having a Moment Text to speech (TTS) is getting really good. The latest models read text naturally and can clone voices with under a minute of reference audio. What's even more exciting are new models and frameworks that allow you to do this
Below are simple instructions to install the official Atlassian Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to access Bitbucket, JIRA, and Confluence servers from Claude Code. Instructions to install official Atlassian MCP to Claude Code 1) Install Claude Code following Anthropic's instructions: npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code 2) Create a
Naming a company can be frustrating, especially as common domain names keep dwindling. A friend shared a helpful process that he's used for consumer brands in the past. I've found it's also helpful for any nascent company or brand: Brand Naming Exercise Part 1:
I keep being impressed by the new ways I see people using AI and how these ideas have yet to go mainstream. Prototyping with AI at HBS November 2024, Professor Jeff Bussgang, Professor Christina Wallace, and I taught a hands-on workshop in the Launching Technology Ventures (LTV) class at Harvard
I hope this saves you some time too if you found this searching for a simple solution! Context Every time I find myself trying to re-learn something I'm taking the time to document. This is one simple example: I'm a fan of Cloudflare domains because they
I’m still pondering on whether there’s a venture-backable opportunity in the data center sitting in my basement, but the last time I felt this curious about a technical shift (besides LLMs) was when we blew the circuits in Paul Benigeri’s Stanford dorm mining altcoins in 2013. The
Automating everyday manual tasks has been one of the highest-leverage productivity hacks I've found for LLMs. Nowhere have I seen more manual tasks than in spreadsheets (I even cofounded a company to help save biotech accountants from some of this manual work). One of my favorite applications is
Cassava Sciences is a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing several late-stage treatments for Alzheimer's. A friend recently heard about Cassava in the news and asked me if I had any insights based on the recent biotech data I've been exploring. I thought it was a good opportunity