Episode 35 · · 09:40
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2008 discusses how venture capital (VC) funds might be affected during periods of financial stagnation. Graham argues that startups are now le...
Episode 34 · · 02:52
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2020 discusses the courage of TV journalists and politicians to make misleading predictions during the coronavirus pandemic. He points out tha...
Episode 33 · · 06:53
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2006 discusses how individuals often tend to imitate the wrong things. He particularly points out that when we are young and trying to find ou...
Episode 32 · · 22:27
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2008 discusses how big cities affect people and create a certain type of ambition. It mentions that places like New York, Boston, Cambridge, a...
Episode 31 · · 01:56
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2017 suggests that people who are strong but lack charisma are often disliked and targeted for criticism. However, Graham argues that these in...
Episode 30 · · 05:48
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2015 highlights the importance of start-up names. Graham states that if a start-up's name does not have a .com extension, it indicates the com...
Episode 29 · · 12:38
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2009 presents his thoughts on how a city can create its own Silicon Valley. Guiding cities that want to establish their own 'startup hub', Gra...
Episode 28 · · 04:59
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2004 explores why 'exit polls' were misleading in that year's elections. Graham points out that people are hesitant to reveal their true thoug...
Episode 27 · · 14:18
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2012 analyzes the nature of startup investments. Graham argues that success in this field is often found in unexpected places and mostly in pl...
Episode 26 · · 21:28
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2020 explains the key to becoming a billionaire and succeeding in a Y Combinator interview: serving users. Graham argues that the main charact...
Episode 25 · · 10:04
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2021 questions the impact of intelligence on new ideas. He states that intelligence is only a part of generating new ideas and that there are ...
Episode 24 · · 28:27
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2003 discusses his work on spam filtering and his future plans. Graham points out that spam filtering is a subset of text classification and t...
Episode 23 · · 46:48
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2001 discusses the features of a good programming language and the reasons for its popularity. Graham emphasizes that for a language to be pop...
Episode 22 · · 03:22
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2020 suggests that being a ""noob"" is actually an advantage. While it may not feel pleasant to consider ourselves as rookies, Graham points o...
Episode 21 · · 28:17
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2014 is aimed at university students and potential entrepreneurs. Graham states that starting a startup is a complex and counterintuitive proc...
Episode 20 · · 28:01
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2001 explores the importance of the power and influence of programming languages. He attributes the success of his web-based application Viawe...
Episode 19 · · 18:44
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2008 states that successful start-ups often behave like non-profit organizations, and non-profit projects can make good start-ups. It focuses ...
Episode 18 · · 29:59
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2006 discusses the nature and impact of software patents. Graham responds to the question of whether software patents encourage innovation by ...
Episode 17 · · 14:24
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2009 discusses the negative impact of Apple's App Store approval process on programmers. Graham argues that Apple does not understand software...
Episode 16 · · 03:09
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2021 discusses a non-profit organization called Noora Health launching a new NFT (Non-Fungible Token). The NFT is named 'Save Thousands of Liv...
Episode 15 · · 04:33
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2007 presents an alternative theory on the emergence of high-paying union jobs and how they have changed over time. Graham sees the emergence ...
Episode 14 · · 05:29
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2022 discusses the universal truths shared with other intelligent beings that may exist in the universe. Graham states that the rules of mathe...
Episode 13 · · 04:55
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2005 discusses the transformation of the 'corporate ladder' concept. Graham talks about the attitude of the new generation that prefers develo...
Episode 12 · · 16:09
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2008 questions the value of academic ability documents used to determine the course of people's lives. Graham argues that these traditional sy...
Episode 11 · · 06:11
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2012 discusses the distinct differences between successful and unsuccessful startups. Graham points out that the most unsuccessful startups ar...
Episode 10 · · 05:06
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2015 proposes a method to identify bias in selection processes. This method can potentially detect bias even without any information about the...
Episode 9 · · 26:53
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2004 offers a deep insight into writing and the process of writing. It emphasizes that writing is not only a part of the finished product, but...
Episode 8 · · 09:48
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2005 reveals the complex structure of the venture capital (VC) world and the challenges entrepreneurs face with VCs. He points out that the re...
Episode 7 · · 35:36
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2006 guides students on starting a startup. Graham points out that starting your own startup is becoming an increasingly popular option, and d...
Episode 6 · · 16:04
"This article written by Paul Graham in 2021 emphasizes the importance and efficiency of working on one's own project. Graham states that such projects are not only more enjoyable bu...
