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Andreessen Horowitz

@a16z

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We invest in software eating the world.

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jobs.a16z.com theacademysf.com www.a16z.news/p/we-raised-15b-why bit.ly/benandmarcshow a16z.com/disclosures

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Ways Startups Make Money, in 6 Terms. 06 Nov 2026

This week’s round up of jobs. Find out more at a16z Jobs or link in bio. 06 Nov 2026

At 19, Patrick Collison sold his first company. Two years later, he and his brother John started Stripe. On his personal website, he keeps a page of advice for anyone aged 10 to 20. These are the points from it. Source: patrickcollison.com 05 Nov 2026

Bridgit Mendler on why you should be more ambitious than you think you should be. Starring on Disney Channel’s Good Luck Charlie in 2010, Bridgit Mendler went on to study at the MIT Media Lab and earn her J.D. from Harvard Law School in 2024. She is now CEO and co-founder of Northwood Space, which builds satellite ground stations in El Segundo, California. Source: @nbtjacklyn 05 Nov 2026

Andrew Huberman on the best advice he ever got: figure out the most real work you can do every day, consistently, and find a way to reset every week. @hubermanlab 04 Nov 2026

When a skill becomes critical before the job market has a name for it, the company that names the role first gets an edge in hiring for it. a16z growth marketing partner Tom Hollands calls it title arbitrage. In this piece, he looks at how titles like forward deployed engineer spread, how to tell a real new role from title inflation, and why AI is about to set off another wave. Read more on a16z.news 04 Nov 2026

Quiet is the real emergency. 04 Nov 2026

Andrew Huberman is a Stanford neuroscientist and the host of the Huberman Lab podcast, which he started in January 2021. He sat down with a16z partner Daisy Wolf to share how he structures his day, and how founders can protect the hours when they do their best thinking. Watch the full episode on the a16z Show. 03 Nov 2026

Andrew Huberman has spent five years on the Huberman Lab podcast laying out protocols for sleep, light, exercise, and focus, often several hours at a time. On the a16z Podcast, Investing Partner Daisy Wolf asked him to cut it to three. These are his three, from that conversation. Source: a16z Podcast 03 Nov 2026

Palmer Luckey started building virtual reality headsets in 2009, when he was 16 and living in Long Beach, California. He funded it by repairing and reselling broken iPhones and working part-time jobs, and bought old research headsets off eBay for under a hundred dollars to take apart. PR1 was the first one built entirely to his own design. In his parents’ garage: a 90-degree field of view, low latency, built-in haptic feedback. He posted his progress on each new prototype to MTBS3D, a forum for VR enthusiasts. The sixth he named the Rift. Its Kickstarter opened on August 1, 2012 asking for $250,000 and closed a month later with $2,437,429 from 9,522 backers. 02 Nov 2026

New Media Fellows has been an incredible community of filmmakers, writers, artists, poasters, stunt marketers and all-star new media creators. We are thrilled to run the third cohort. Apply online. 02 Nov 2026

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