A historical collection of our writing.
Jared HechtThis is part two in a series about how web3 will influence the future of social networks. In Part One , I wrote about how public social networks will be unbundled and siphoned off into smaller networks that form around interests (e.g., Phish Phans, bird-watching enthusiasts, biohackers, Swifties, […] Read more (opens Jared Hecht in a new tab)
Jared HechtToday Fred wrote a post about how writing is a conversation. There are some incredible gems in it: What I have learned from writing online regularly for over twenty years is that writing online is a conversation. What I mean by that is that you are not trying to publish complete ideas. You are […] Read more (opens Jared Hecht in a new tab)
Jared HechtI believe that creating a successful consumer product can be attributed to somewhere between 70-90% luck and 10-30% executing against that luck. A lot of things have to go right: timing, product, distribution, zeitgeist, etc. So much of it is stumbling your way into capturing lightning in a bottle […] Read more (opens Jared Hecht in a new tab)
Jared HechtFor the past four years my family has spent most of July and August in the Catskills in a town called Accord, NY. We love it there and ended up buying a place here like a lot of Brooklyn transplants did during Covid. Summers are magical up there One of the things I always look […] Read more (opens Jared Hecht in a new tab)
Jared HechtThis will be the last generation of global movie superstars. In the not-too-distant future, everyone will have the tools they need to create a completely AI-generated film that is indistinguishable in quality from a traditional Hollywood movie. This includes the whole shebang: from the main […] Read more (opens Jared Hecht in a new tab)
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Nick Grossman & Jared Hecht
In 2007 USV invested in Twitter and Zynga. Both of these companies taught us valuable lessons. […] Read more
