Ever wonder why our v1 designs never feel right? It isn't because we didn't have enough time to design it, rather, we didn't have time to live in it or with it. The reason perfection doesn't pay upfront is because the insights we get from actually using the widget day-to-day is

That jawline though...

I am biased but I think PostHog is great. A suite of integrated analytics and data tools that is easy to get started with is smart, it reminds me of the Rippling approach. I talk to too many founders with half-implemented or disjoint tools that should just be using Posthog.

BROS WE MADE IT! MEGA THANKS to @nellgallogly for the article (our dads read it to us) and perfectly NAILING OUR MOVEMENT. We can DECARB THIS MFER and get YOKED, and make some MONEY and crush a NATTY and get YOKED. LFGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG nytimes.com/2023/04/22/bus…

Should [PMs/Designers/Engineers] × [pm/design/code]? Lol I don’t care - just make cool things

Twitter’s new link previews got you down? Let me introduce you a game-changing thing we do at PostHog: *Dynamic open graph images* Here's an example for an article in our docs: posthog.com/docs/product-a… And here's how they work... 🧵

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day in the life of a product manager

Data team: "The AB test results are directionally positive, but let's not jump to any—" Product manager:

This is really fantastic essay on the importance of writing, for children and adults alike. fs.blog/writing-to-thi…

“Develop into a lifelong self-learner through voracious reading; cultivate curiosity and strive to become a little wiser every day.” — Charlie Munger (RIP to a legend)

Andy Weir's short story, The Egg, is one of the most mind-blowing things you will ever read. Do yourself a favor and find 10 minutes to enjoy it. (bookmark this for later)

I thought this was a life advice article for people like me, but unfortunately no, it's about technology instead

How To Write - by David Ogilvy, 1982

This is also a good list to judge yourself by, and consider how to become a (slightly) better person.

As somebody who has gone back and forth with this, you really only need like two weeks replacing screen time with reading to get your attention span back You’re not permanently fucked and resetting is easier than you think. Put down your phone and pick up a book.