Atrium

After founding multiple successful startups such as Twitch, Justin Kan is now revamping the archaic legal experience for high growth startups with Atrium.

Founder Interviews: Justin Kan of Atrium

Web3 Amsterdam was an explosion of energy, a collision of ideas, and a meeting place for those who live and breathe the blockchain space.

Web3 Amsterdam - An Event Review

Having worked at Pixar in Systems, I know that Steve practiced what he preached. 

Focus and Innovation: Insights from Steve Jobs and Pixar's Systems Team

“And the light of Israel shall be for a fire, and his Holy One for a flame.”

THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE LIBIDO. A POSSIBLE SOURCE OF PRIMITIVE HUMAN DISCOVERIES

As the VP of Engineering, I was honored with an invitation to attend the highly anticipated event, Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)

Exploring the Excitement: My Unforgettable Experience at WWDC and Apple's Vision Pro

Mankind in the Making by H. G. Wells, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book here. THE ORGANIZATION OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION


THE ORGANIZATION OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION

Numerous signs scattered throughout the first floor preach the dangers of unsecured doors and propped-open fire exits.

2001: A Hacker's Odyssey

Jessica Livingston's book "Founders at work" (2007, 32 stories) inspired thousands of founders to start their startups.

Founders at Work: 150+ YCombinator Founders’ Stories

Not sure what type of app you need and the budget is limited? Here we've explained the difference between web and mobile app Read the article to make a decision

Mobile or Web: What Platform Should You Launch Your App On?

PosiGen CEO, Thomas Neyhart, discusses how solar improvements were handled on various historic properties throughout the country.

Can Solar Panels Be Installed on Historic Properties?

A javascript developer desperately tries to make sense of the universe and the purpose of programming within it. He finds more questions than answer.

Trouble Brewing in the Nerdisphere: Now, I Just Need to Choose a Framework

Photo-voltaic modules (otherwise known as Solar Panels) have been around for a while. The issue with solar panels is that they need space. Until now..?

Solar Glass: The Energy Generation Solution Cities Need to Go Green

In general, delays in updating the state of the smart contracts can allow users to "Double-Spend"

How To Build a Smart Blockchain That Prevents Double Spending: A Step-by-Step Guide

[I co-wrote this essay with my a16z partner Andrew Chen. We’re excited about the future of marketplaces and the service economy. Hope you enjoy this glimpse into our thinking, and let us know if you have any feedback!]

The Future of Marketplaces: Reinventing the $10 Trillion Service Economy

Working from home — WFH in short — is one of the most debated topics these days. Recent events have compelled many organizations to close their offices and force their employees to work from home. All aspects of the working experience are now being done remotely.

The Working from Home Puzzle

“He’s not great at the basics of daily life: directions confound him, because roadways aren’t logical, and he’s so absent-minded about sunglasses that he keeps a “reload station” with nine pairs on his hall table,” wrote Tad Friend in a profile for the <a href="https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/05/18/tomorrows-advance-man">New Yorker magazine</a>.

Is Software Eating The Useless Class?

My company <a href="https://www.pared.com" target="_blank">Pared</a> was recently included in an essay from <a href="https://andrewchen.co/" target="_blank">Andrew Chen</a> and <a href="https://a16z.com/author/li-jin/" target="_blank">Li Jin</a> entitled <a href="https://a16z.com/2018/11/27/services-marketplaces-service-economy-evolution-whats-next/" target="_blank">What’s next for marketplace startups?</a> Recently I’ve been seeing some great pieces about network effects coming from the insightful minds over at a16z such as <a href="https://a16z.com/2018/12/13/16-metrics-network-effects/" target="_blank">16 Ways to Measure Network Effects</a> and <a href="https://a16z.com/2018/12/13/network-effects-dynamics-in-practice/" target="_blank">The Dynamics of Network Effects</a>. I always enjoy reading the analysis of smart people who are trying to synthesize and create themes about businesses like my own. <a href="https://twitter.com/JamesCurrier" target="_blank">James Currier</a> at NFX Guild does a fantastic job of this and I’ve always been a fan of his take <a href="https://www.nfx.com/post/10-years-about-market-networks" target="_blank">The Next 10 Years Will Be About “Market Networks</a>” because it hits so close to home. The challenge is synthesizing so many disparate business models into a single tidy blog post. Unfortunately, the downside of generalizing is that you miss out on the nuances and key differentiators to success of any one business or model. Andrew or James wouldn’t get many readers if they focused on very specific businesses or companies because it wouldn’t resonate with a broader audience.

Not All Marketplaces are Created Equal: Tales of a Marketplace Founder

<a href="https://twitter.com/nujabrol?lang=en" target="_blank">Anuj Abrol</a> is the Chief of Staff to <a href="https://twitter.com/justinkan" target="_blank">Justin Kan</a>. He is actively involved in operating <a href="https://www.atrium.co/" target="_blank">Atrium</a> and investing in early stage startups. As Justin Kan’s Chief of Staff, he has counseled ~100 startups, evaluated ~500+ more, and invested alongside the top names in the industry.

The Founder’s Guide to Understanding Investors

Last month we <a href="https://tettra.co/blog/navigating-the-depths-of-nearly-failing-to-profitability-part-4-charting-a-new-course/" target="_blank">announced a new funding round</a> for <a href="https://tettra.co/?utm_source=tettra_medium&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=61d0bbef9404&amp;utm_content=inline" target="_blank">Tettra</a>. I’ll admit, it feels really great to be able to tell the world that we closed more money. Especially after <a href="https://tettra.co/blog/navigating-the-depths-of-near-failure-to-profitability-an-introduction/" target="_blank">nearly going out of business last year</a>. I’ll also admit that raising it was a ton of <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/work" target="_blank">work</a>.

193 days, 1,482 emails, $590,000 dollars: Exposing the Nitty Gritty Details of our Seed Round

One of the most challenging aspects of growing up is figuring out how and where to spend your time. The world of “career advice” is incredibly noisy. Professors, friends, parents, irrelevant medium authors — everyone is telling you what you should and should not be doing with your life.

The Signal

When I look around, I see the sadness on people’s faces. Blockchain, machine learning and DevOps enthusiasts everywhere, yearning for the next big thing, the next thing that fires up the IT industry with razzmatazz and zing. The next thing that helps us deliver faster, with better control, and enduring quality. Saving us from software crimes of slow releases, delivered badly, and issue laden post release. We may not have much longer to wait, as the next big thing may be about to arrive. Its name is ITIL, ITIL IV.

Round 4: ITIL Fights Back

A few weeks ago I attended the annual conference for a large global investment firm. A panel discussion had just ended, and I was sitting in the atrium outside the main ballroom when I noticed one of the founders of the firm standing nearby. I introduced myself, he asked about my background, and the conversation could have just ended there.

That New New

TomoChain: Blockchain Infrastructure For Decentralized Applications, Token Issuance And Integration

This article originally appeared on <a href="https://dormoshe.io/articles/tour-to-my-favorite-javascript-conferences-stack-11" target="_blank">dormoshe.io</a>

Tour to My Favorite JavaScript Conferences Stack

Data-driven team management for modern sales organizations

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Founder Interviews: Justin Kan of Atrium

Web3 Amsterdam - An Event Review

Focus and Innovation: Insights from Steve Jobs and Pixar's Systems Team

THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE LIBIDO. A POSSIBLE SOURCE OF PRIMITIVE HUMAN DISCOVERIES

Exploring the Excitement: My Unforgettable Experience at WWDC and Apple's Vision Pro

THE ORGANIZATION OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION

2001: A Hacker's Odyssey

Founders at Work: 150+ YCombinator Founders’ Stories

Mobile or Web: What Platform Should You Launch Your App On?

Can Solar Panels Be Installed on Historic Properties?

Trouble Brewing in the Nerdisphere: Now, I Just Need to Choose a Framework

Solar Glass: The Energy Generation Solution Cities Need to Go Green

How To Build a Smart Blockchain That Prevents Double Spending: A Step-by-Step Guide

The Future of Marketplaces: Reinventing the $10 Trillion Service Economy

The Working from Home Puzzle

Is Software Eating The Useless Class?

Not All Marketplaces are Created Equal: Tales of a Marketplace Founder

The Founder’s Guide to Understanding Investors

193 days, 1,482 emails, $590,000 dollars: Exposing the Nitty Gritty Details of our Seed Round

The Signal

Round 4: ITIL Fights Back

That New New

TomoChain: Blockchain Infrastructure For Decentralized Applications, Token Issuance And Integration

Tour to My Favorite JavaScript Conferences Stack

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