Meetings are toxic. Doesn't matter if your work day is being chopped up into work moments in the office or virtually. Thinking that working remotely = meeting remotely is a grave misconception. Remote work thrives on deep work, which requires long stretches of uninterrupted time.

The best Zoom alternative is fewer virtual meetings and more considered, long-form write-ups. It won’t replace them all, but if your remote day is nothing but a long series of Zoom meetings with small breaks in between, you’re probably doing it wrong.

How to Write Awesome Tech Specs by Della eng.lyft.com/awesome-tech-s…

A two year-old startup with a few dozen engineers. A decision to document & vet *every* new service's architecture with a peer-review process before writing the code. This is how the RFC process started at Uber, and became part of the company DNA: blog.pragmaticengineer.com/scaling-engine…

Coronavirus. Un emprendedor busca ofrecer la experiencia del shopping físico, pero de manera online lanacion.com.ar/2362112

I've spoken to 1,500+ people about remote work in the last 9 months A few predictions of what is likely to emerge before 2030 [ a thread ] 💻🏠🌍

Creating detailed user stories up front is waterfall thinking. All you need is a sentence or two up to the point where you start dev. Then have a conversation. If you collect details so far in advance of implementation that you need to write them down, you’re collecting too soon.

I managed multiple engineering teams before quitting big tech. Now that I quit, I can speak freely. Here are 12 things your manager may not be telling you, but I know for a fact will help you. 👇

How does a Large Language Model like ChatGPT actually work? Well, they are both amazingly simple and exceedingly complex at the same time. Hold on to your butts, this is a deep dive ↓

Obsidian 1.12 is now available to everyone! - Obsidian CLI - Bases search - Image resizing - Automatically clean up unused images - Better copy/paste into rich text apps like Google Docs - Native iOS share sheet

OpenAI published a repo with the code to orchestrate AI agents built primarily with Elixir (96.1%): github.com/openai/symphony. While explaining why they chose Elixir, they say that - It is great for supervising long-running processes - It has an active ecosystem of tools and