Recommended Reading

A curated archive of high-signal essays, papers, and articles I've read and recommend, along with key takeaways and commentary.

x.com favicon2026-07-14George Sivulka · x.com

You just hired a million bad employees.

AI hasn't replaced human labor so much as inverted its economics. For the first time humans are cheaper than software and it's probably because humans are inefficient at running AI, the same way they are inefficient at running other humans. The good thing is this is creating more jobs than it eliminates.

variant.fund favicon2025-05-08Daniel Barabander · variant.fund

Why (Good) AI Needs Crypto

Daniel Barabander explores how crypto’s decentralized infrastructure, permissionless payment rails, and zero-knowledge proofs can solve critical AI problems like resource distribution, model transparency, and data own...

notboring.co favicon2024-07-27Packy McCormick · notboring.co

Thatch

Deep dive on a health-benefits marketplace aggregating employers and carriers and the two-sided network effects reinforcing it.