Ainsley Harris
@ainsleyharris.bsky.social
Senior writer at Fast Company. ITP grad. Guitar student. Chicagoan.
Where in Lakeview is this?
October 24, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Where in Lakeview is this?
But its model also reveals the limiting economics of points, which are better suited for lifestyle perks and freebies than for substantial life expenses like a down payment.
June 24, 2025 at 4:22 PM
But its model also reveals the limiting economics of points, which are better suited for lifestyle perks and freebies than for substantial life expenses like a down payment.
Bilt has cleverly layered itself over our points-based economy, creating value by aligning the interests of landlords, merchants, and renters.
June 24, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Bilt has cleverly layered itself over our points-based economy, creating value by aligning the interests of landlords, merchants, and renters.
This would hit different if he were a Yankees fan
June 19, 2025 at 6:40 PM
This would hit different if he were a Yankees fan
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1. Senior writer at @fastcompany.com @ainsleyharris.bsky.social writes about technology, innovation and finance.
Her recent work includes covering the companies that are allowing police to embrace AI-powered video surveillance and the 23andMe CEO who wants to take the company private.
Her recent work includes covering the companies that are allowing police to embrace AI-powered video surveillance and the 23andMe CEO who wants to take the company private.
March 3, 2025 at 6:02 PM
1. Senior writer at @fastcompany.com @ainsleyharris.bsky.social writes about technology, innovation and finance.
Her recent work includes covering the companies that are allowing police to embrace AI-powered video surveillance and the 23andMe CEO who wants to take the company private.
Her recent work includes covering the companies that are allowing police to embrace AI-powered video surveillance and the 23andMe CEO who wants to take the company private.
I’ve been writing about Elon since 2019, and the themes are all the same. Erratic, willing to cut corners on safety, unwilling to play nice with others, too much time on Twitter: sorry, but it’s all old news www.fastcompany.com/90378301/elo...
Elon Musk and Tesla are impossible to root for, but we're doing it anyway
In a world of climate villains, we need someone, no matter how flawed.
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March 12, 2025 at 2:52 PM
I’ve been writing about Elon since 2019, and the themes are all the same. Erratic, willing to cut corners on safety, unwilling to play nice with others, too much time on Twitter: sorry, but it’s all old news www.fastcompany.com/90378301/elo...
This is similarly why philanthropists focused on education have spent so much $$$ in NYC. The scale of the system allows for meaningful control groups.
March 10, 2025 at 2:49 PM
This is similarly why philanthropists focused on education have spent so much $$$ in NYC. The scale of the system allows for meaningful control groups.