Welcome to Techonomics by me, Jake Dejno, a software creator and econ junkie in San Francisco.
Techonomics is a weekly newsletter exploring the intersection of technology, business, and the economy from an engineer’s point of view, including deeper technical topics and news that may fly under the radar.
I’ll share personal learnings and commentary on content around tech’s impact on current events, markets, and the overall economy… and vice versa. Content and commentary that I think are worth the investment.
I will also try and provide longer form essays on topics that I hope will help others, such as salary negotiations in tech or how to start investing.
I am really excited to share my learnings and have you follow along the way.
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This week we dive into the geopolitics of the chip industry, Google's threat to pull out of Australia, and a look at our latest podcast that dives into Big Tech and antitrust.
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