i hate when you have a beautiful design and then you implement it and the real data is a lot uglier than the mock data

Code that's easy to write is overrated Code that's easy to debug is underrated

I’m a big fan of direct feedback early and often so my engineers know exactly where my head is when it comes to their performance. But what can be missing in some of these feedback situations is 1) gut checking assumptions with the recipient and 2) respectful delivery. So if

Did I get into D&D at the worst time? I just heard Hasbro is trying to go all in on “digital”. Is that so? Bleeehhh.

Saw an Old Gregg.

this

My 6 year old has been exposed to enough science and tutorial content that she is now pretending to record for her own youtube channel. It’s all teaching and how to play games she makes up, etc. SciShow Kids Dianna Cowern Emily Calandrelli

Y’all remember back in the day when you could use “Save To Playlist” on YouTube , and select more than one playlist *before* the modal closed itself? Yep. Apparently that was the good old days.

Danielle Fong 🔆 My point is subtly different: when A asks B for something, A should want B to provide only the subset of B's output that an LLM could not trivially generate.

There are a lot of applications for which you should never adopt something on that vector and there are a lot of applications for which that is transformative. As that vector is unknown to history before ~a year ago, we have not even stopped to think what we would do with it.

Just saw a tweet from a {music genre built on sampling} person complaining that it’s wrong to sample other artists in said genre. Hello cognitive dissonance.

"It has never been easier to build an MVP and in turn, it has never been harder to keep focus. When new features always feel like they're just a prompt away, feature creep feels like a never ending battle. Being disciplined is more important than ever." I really feel this one!

Why? Many reasons, but the main one is that it's obvious that this component is doing way too many things. Every single setState is going to trigger a rerender for the entire app, which can be a performance nightmare. I'd fix this by: - Breaking up <App> into components -

Oh my goodness, yes. I’m pretty sure I have a handful of examples from this month. Need to take time to send them.

Content Security Policies are genius in that they allow you to see all the external resources that a site or app may access 👀

Take a note. Add this to my reading list. Thanks.

😬🎉

I am the keymaster. SwiftOnSecurity Funny how what seemed like imposing became including when people felt valued. Changed everything in my team dynamics.

You can now convert your Notion pages and databases to durable, private, local files. Your data, offline, forever, for free.

The bounty has been closed! Thank you to Xheldon for all the incredible work implementing the Notion API importer: x.com/obsdmd/status/…