Katie Ko

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• a16z: The Power Brokers - Not Boring by Packy McCormick7 savers
• THE 2028 GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE CRISIS1 savers
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• Lynetta Wang on X: "“Biology is hard”, betting on it is harder. Launching the first piece of a 5-part series for founders & scientists trying to find “the” successful target: https://t.co/7BtoCqQO4a Big thanks to @age1vc crew - genuinely fun building this:)" / X1 savers
• #269 | Themes that Matter, Ads in the AI age, & more1 savers
• The Cathedral of the Thief - Google Docs1 savers
• yoni rechtman on X: "How I write with AI: Bicycles for the mind vs motorcycles for the mid 1. Speak notes aloud (via wispr bc no desktop Claude voice mode) and brain dump, often with screenshots and/or prior essays. This is very useful to just get the most raw versions of an idea together without https://t.co/KqH50IvMqb" / X1 savers
• GitHub Cofounder on Becoming a VC: “For me this is much more than a financial game. I want to fund founders that want to create a better future for PEOPLE.” Five Questions With Tom Preston-Werner. | by Hunter Walk | Jan, 2026 | Medium1 savers
• Portfolio Company Perks1 savers
• Jaya Gupta on X: "AI’s trillion-dollar opportunity: Context graphs" / X1 savers
• What Happened In 20252 savers
• 2025 letter | Dan Wang62 savers
• 100 Little Ideas · Collab Fund2 savers
• 2025 letter | Zhengdong33 savers

highlights — 1

• Cumulative advantage: Social status snowballs in either direction because people like associating with successful people, so doors are opened for them, and avoid associating with unsuccessful people, for whom doors are closed. Impostor Syndrome: Fear of being exposed as less talented than people think you are, often because talent is owed to cumulative advantage rather than actual effort or skill.

  100 Little Ideas · Collab Fund