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Web3
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Places That Will Pay You to Move and Work Remotely
List of places that will pay you to move and work remotely:
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The Problem With Biometrics Is They Are Treated as Passwords Rather Than Usernames
Using a fingerprint as authentication is trivial to break using a picture of fingerprint, some acetate, and wood glue.
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The Millenium Tower Is Sinking Due to Pressure on Old Bay Clay
The Millenium Tower in downtown SF is sinking. Before it’s completing, the concrete skyscraper had already sunk 16 inches—building code allows for 6 inches of sinkage.
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Every UI Decision Is a Value
Values of a community or organization are embedded in every UI decision.
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Emacs Is the Ultimate Editor Building Material
Emacs is not a great text editor in and of itself—it’s a building material for the best text editor you can make for yourself.
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The Bushman and the Baboon
Baboons are really good at finding water. Baboons also really love salt.
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Good Taste Must Exist Because Good Artists Exist
Some people argue that there is no such thing as “good taste” in art.
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Good Taste Is an Intuition About Power
Good taste is a closeness between what you perceive as power vs what is power, independent of who is observing it.
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How to Write a Sales Narrative
A sales narrative is a cohesive story that explains why customers need your product.
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Unfollow Artists, Follow Archaeologists
There was a meme in on Twitter that you should unfollow VCs and follow artists.
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When Things Are Going Well It Feels Like Users Are Pulling You
When things are going poorly it feels like you are pushing your users.
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This Is Water
Read the full transcript
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The Creator Economy Is Aspirational
The term “creator economy” and the lexicon around it has broad appeal—who doesn’t want to be a “creator” or a “builder”?
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Moving From a Big Company to Do a Startup Is Like Being a New Grad
A good analogy might be graduating from university and getting your first job.
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Comments for Static Sites
GitHub powered (Commentor needs to oauth GitHub to comment) Utterances uses GitHub issues Gitalk uses GitHub issues Giscus uses GitHub discussions
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The Donner Party Got Stuck in the Sierras and Resorted to Cannibalism
A group of pioneers taking the Oregon Trail to California in 1847 became trapped in the Sierras due to snow storms.
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Depression Is Living in the Past, Anxiety Is Living in the Future
One can think of depression and anxiety as two ends of a spectrum.
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Crypto Is the New Forum for Old Scams
Crypto is a hotbed of scams, but we shouldn’t be so surprised.
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Being an Optimist With Anxiety
I’m an optimist with anxiety—constantly fretting about the future, but optimistic that it will work out fine.
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Passion for One's Tools Is Part of What Makes Product-Led Growth Successful
Driving word of mouth needed for product-led growth comes from a passion for one’s tools.
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Language Is Crucial to a Developing Mind, but Not Essential to a Fully Formed Mind
The notion that “the limits of my language mean the limits of my world” (Ludwig Wittgenstein) is only partially true.
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Ideas for Making Notes More Inviting
Right now my personal note taking practice is mostly structured text with a few conventions, published as a really long list.
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An Epistemic Status Sets Expectations About Content
A trait of digital gardening is to include metadata in a post to indicate how confident the author is in the post.