So happy for and proud of Natalie Nagele and Chris Nagele who sold Postmark today.

Elon, I will pay a monthly fee to be able to choose my Twitter algorithm. I would pay even more if I could design my own Twitter algorithm.

Twitter threads are the worst blog implementation I’ve ever seen.

Traditional roadmaps are anathema to "agile," but it's reasonable for customers to want to know what to expect. Here's a simple way to do it, without breaking any agile principles or committing to far-future release dates:

I never thought I’d be saying this, but good for you, Kansas.

Just published a new article! The Iterative-Hypothesis customer developement method: A simple but effective system for generating insights about how your potential customers think and what they'll buy. longform.asmartbear.com/docs/customer-…

I'm really looking forward to hearing Bob Moesta speak at Business of Software next week!

Mikey Trafton +1 I had this thought earlier this weekend. Someone should build a simple "Presenter Mode" application for PDFs. All it does is offer a presenter view that shows current page / next page on the alternate monitor and the full page on the main monitor.

Amazing talk by April Dunford at Business of Software conference. Such great energy and such insight delivered! #bos2022

Seems different around here all the sudden.

[Hey Yishan, you used to run Reddit, ] How do you solve the content moderation problems on Twitter? (Repeated 5x in two days) Okay, here are my thoughts: (1/nnn)

Gmail: we know everything you've ever written and can use this to personalize every ad you ever see. Also Gmail: we do not know the rest of the email address of the person you met with on your GCal yesterday.

I wish Austin had passed rank choice voting. These runoff elections are killing me.

Remember if your flight gets cancelled most airports have a secret fleet of backup planes with lots of seats but they’re only available if you’re mean enough to low-level employees.

I loved Glass Onion so much. Sad that it only had 1 week in theaters. It’s delightful, and delightful movies should be seen in a theater.