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The Google Capital Company – Stratechery by Ben Thompson

native americans sold manhattan to dutch for $24 in 1620s. At 8% growth rate, that $24 would become $562 trillion today, roughly 18x USA GDP, able to buy today’s whole new york real estate for hundreds of times

Sales advice

Q: What happened 1973 and 1974 when your investment firm lost over half?

The longer you stay on the wrong train, the more expensive it is to get home.

“Buy good companies. Don’t overpay. Do nothing.

Who’s Afraid of Chinese Models? – Stratechery by Ben Thompson

The trick in investing is to find businesses that are going to earn high returns on capital for an extended period of time. That's what happened with Berkshire. The long period of time gets to be very important b/c those doubles later on are very big numbers.

Product shape as moat

If you had invested $10,000 in Apple on June 6, 1983, by April 17, 2003, you’d be sitting on $8,400.

July 2026: Costco has 82.9m paid members worldwide (US & Canada ~45m); total card (including free family cards) holders 148.5m.

Banks earn 13-14% on capital, but American Express (Berkshire's second largest equity investment) earns 30% on capital without additional risk.

Focus by boz

Rewriting Bun in Rust | Bun Blog

He Earns $33 an Hour as a Costco Cashier. Now He’s a Millionaire.

Either write things worth reading, or do things worth the writing.

The Anti-Amazon - Benjamin Y. Fong

The Hitchhiker's Guide to Agentic AI: From Foundations to Systems

As the Tide Turns Against Putin, Beware the Drowning Man

Hints for computer system design (1983)

I did not conquer half the world by listening to men who had conquered nothing

The Mauritshuis: The most beautiful museum in The Hague

How We Made Cloud Browsers 3x Cheaper and Faster

When Warren Buffett started his early partnership, he had ~$170k savings (roughly $1.5m to $2m in today’s money) , the initial investment capital was ~$105k (roughly $1m in today’s money) raised from family

Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs.

If You are Asking for Human Attention, Demonstrate Human Effort | Tom Bedor's Blog

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How AWS Powers PyPI and the PSF

Git at any scale · Cursor

How we migrated lovable.dev away from Next.js and turned it into another Lovable app | Lovable

The Google Capital Company – Stratechery by Ben Thompson

native americans sold manhattan to dutch for $24 in 1620s. At 8% growth rate, that $24 would become $562 trillion today, roughly 18x USA GDP, able to buy today’s whole new york real estate for hundreds of times

Sales advice

Q: What happened 1973 and 1974 when your investment firm lost over half?

The longer you stay on the wrong train, the more expensive it is to get home.

“Buy good companies. Don’t overpay. Do nothing.

Who’s Afraid of Chinese Models? – Stratechery by Ben Thompson

The trick in investing is to find businesses that are going to earn high returns on capital for an extended period of time. That's what happened with Berkshire. The long period of time gets to be very important b/c those doubles later on are very big numbers.

Product shape as moat

If you had invested $10,000 in Apple on June 6, 1983, by April 17, 2003, you’d be sitting on $8,400.

July 2026: Costco has 82.9m paid members worldwide (US & Canada ~45m); total card (including free family cards) holders 148.5m.

Banks earn 13-14% on capital, but American Express (Berkshire's second largest equity investment) earns 30% on capital without additional risk.

Focus by boz

Rewriting Bun in Rust | Bun Blog

He Earns $33 an Hour as a Costco Cashier. Now He’s a Millionaire.

Either write things worth reading, or do things worth the writing.

The Anti-Amazon - Benjamin Y. Fong

The Hitchhiker's Guide to Agentic AI: From Foundations to Systems

As the Tide Turns Against Putin, Beware the Drowning Man

Hints for computer system design (1983)

I did not conquer half the world by listening to men who had conquered nothing

The Mauritshuis: The most beautiful museum in The Hague

How We Made Cloud Browsers 3x Cheaper and Faster

When Warren Buffett started his early partnership, he had ~$170k savings (roughly $1.5m to $2m in today’s money) , the initial investment capital was ~$105k (roughly $1m in today’s money) raised from family

Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs.

If You are Asking for Human Attention, Demonstrate Human Effort | Tom Bedor's Blog