Chris Kurdziel

YouTube is one of the only social products I still find genuinely useful.

Anthropic’s Mythos model recently found security vulnerabilities in OpenBSD: One of the most carefully reviewed, security-obsessed codebases on earth.

My Twitter feed these days is mostly full of people talking about how fast they shipped some new thing with AI.

There’s a lot of discussion now about crypto gaming and where the next big hit will emerge.

Discord has become a pretty major part of my internet life in the past year as I’ve descended the Web3 rabbit hole and spent less time on feed-based social media sites like Twitter and Instagram.

NOTE: This post is part of a select subsection of writing on my blog that I return to occasionally and should be considered a work in progress!

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about Zoom fatigue and what’s missing in the world of Zoom meetings.

Valheim hit 500,000 concurrent players yesterday on Steam, which is a new record for a “survival” game.

Many my age may remember a set of tools built on RSS that were prevalent in the open web, but have increasingly waned in popularity.

Roblox is a supremely interesting company.

I have been playing video games as long as I can remember, probably about thirty years at this point.

Earlier this summer, I left Samsung NEXT Ventures.

Today marks the launch of Google’s Stadia.

I’ll cut to the chase.

What Van Halen’s “No Brown M&M’s” tour rider policy can teach you about building products, raising money, and getting a job.”

Today we’re releasing a brand new iPad app to complement our existing iPhone app and web app.

Dear TV Manufacturers, Mobile ecosystem maths show that we’re living in an Android and iOS world.

This past month, we shipped the new Shelby.tv iPhone app to the world.

One of the longstanding jokes in business school is that MBAs think in PowerPoint.

House of Cards has gotten a ton of attention lately for a few reasons: It’s an awesome show (though I haven’t seen it yet) All episodes were delivered at the same time (to satisfy binge viewers) It’s another major step for Netflix in delivering unique con…