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Paul Graham's Essays, Stratified
knrz · 2026-06-25 · via Hacker News: Show HN

pgstrata

What if you could pinch to zoom in and out of an essay?

Try pinching on this text!

The best essay isn’t just well-written; it’s about the most important topic you could tell people something surprising about — which usually means describing the most important discovery it was possible to make.

Challenge accepted.

Dedicated to Paul Graham, with love.

Cyrus

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  41. Modeling a Wealth TaxAugust 2020 · 421 words
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  66. Why It's Safe for Founders to Be NiceAugust 2015 · 785 words
  67. Change Your NameAugust 2015 · 758 words
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  74. How to Be an Expert in a Changing WorldDecember 2014 · 1,061 words
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  76. Mean People FailNovember 2014 · 1,138 words
  77. Before the StartupOctober 2014 · 4,593 words
  78. How to Raise MoneySeptember 2013 · 10,671 words
  79. Investor Herd DynamicsAugust 2013 · 1,096 words
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  81. Do Things that Don't ScaleJuly 2013 · 4,345 words
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  90. Defining PropertyMarch 2012 · 980 words
  91. Frighteningly Ambitious Startup IdeasMarch 2012 · 3,779 words
  92. A Word to the ResourcefulJanuary 2012 · 789 words
  93. Snapshot: Viaweb, June 1998January 2012 · 869 words
  94. Schlep BlindnessJanuary 2012 · 840 words
  95. Why Startup Hubs WorkOctober 2011 · 1,796 words
  96. The Patent PledgeAugust 2011 · 685 words
  97. Subject: AirbnbMarch 2011 · 1,370 words
  98. TabletsDecember 2010 · 549 words
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  100. The New Funding LandscapeOctober 2010 · 3,572 words
  101. Where to See Silicon ValleyOctober 2010 · 1,071 words
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  103. High Resolution FundraisingSeptember 2010 · 702 words
  104. What Happened to YahooAugust 2010 · 2,039 words
  105. The Future of Startup FundingAugust 2010 · 3,867 words
  106. The Top Idea in Your MindJuly 2010 · 1,158 words
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  109. Organic Startup IdeasApril 2010 · 994 words
  110. Apple's MistakeNovember 2009 · 2,134 words
  111. What Startups Are Really LikeOctober 2009 · 5,129 words
  112. Post-Medium PublishingSeptember 2009 · 1,772 words
  113. The List of N ThingsSeptember 2009 · 1,446 words
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  115. The Anatomy of DeterminationSeptember 2009 · 1,489 words
  116. What Kate Saw in Silicon ValleyAugust 2009 · 813 words
  117. The Trouble with the SegwayJuly 2009 · 379 words
  118. Ramen ProfitableJuly 2009 · 1,833 words
  119. Maker's Schedule, Manager's ScheduleJuly 2009 · 1,157 words
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  121. A Local Revolution?April 2009 · 1,339 words
  122. The Founder VisaApril 2009 · 404 words
  123. Five FoundersApril 2009 · 757 words
  124. Relentlessly ResourcefulMarch 2009 · 995 words
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  127. Can You Buy a Silicon Valley? Maybe.February 2009 · 1,912 words
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  130. Startups in 13 SentencesFebruary 2009 · 1,312 words
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  132. Could VC be a Casualty of the Recession?December 2008 · 1,349 words
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  157. An Alternative Theory of UnionsMay 2007 · 515 words
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  164. How Art Can Be GoodDecember 2006 · 3,624 words
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  166. A Student's Guide to StartupsOctober 2006 · 6,446 words
  167. How to Present to InvestorsAugust 2006, rev. April 2007, September 2010 · 2,829 words
  168. The Island TestJuly 2006 · 755 words
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  170. The Power of the MarginalJune 2006 · 6,052 words
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  172. Why Startups Condense in AmericaMay 2006 · 4,764 words
  173. The Hardest Lessons for Startups to LearnApril 2006 · 4,827 words
  174. See RandomnessApril 2006, rev August 2009 · 593 words
  175. Why YCMarch 2006, rev August 2009 · 376 words
  176. Are Software Patents Evil?March 2006 · 4,658 words
  177. 6,631,372March 2006, rev August 2009 · 693 words
  178. How to Do What You LoveJanuary 2006 · 4,680 words
  179. Good and Bad ProcrastinationDecember 2005 · 1,805 words
  180. Web 2.0November 2005 · 3,364 words
  181. The Venture Capital SqueezeNovember 2005 · 1,564 words
  182. How to Fund a StartupNovember 2005 · 8,921 words
  183. What I Did this SummerOctober 2005 · 2,574 words
  184. Ideas for StartupsOctober 2005 · 3,934 words
  185. What Business Can Learn from Open SourceAugust 2005 · 4,353 words
  186. After the LadderAugust 2005 · 585 words
  187. Inequality and RiskAugust 2005 · 2,819 words
  188. Hiring is ObsoleteMay 2005 · 4,777 words
  189. The SubmarineApril 2005 · 2,369 words
  190. Why Smart People Have Bad IdeasApril 2005 · 3,159 words
  191. Writing, BrieflyMarch 2005 · 459 words
  192. A Unified Theory of VC SuckageMarch 2005 · 1,472 words
  193. How to Start a StartupMarch 2005 · 9,742 words
  194. Return of the MacMarch 2005 · 1,004 words
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  197. Made in USANovember 2004 · 1,852 words
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  199. It's Charisma, StupidNovember 2004, corrected June 2006 · 1,505 words
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