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Chris Kottom retweeted
Do I know any founders who write their own content and would participate in a UX interview for Knowatoa's new onboarding for $$?
git blame - for those times when you've figured out "what the fuck?" and you're ready to move on to "who the fuck?"
Don't you wish that buying that clever domain name actually counted for as much progress as it feels like it does?
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Love this GIF at the bottom of the changed files view in the new @github PR interface.
I can completely understand the idea of building a quick MVP to validate the market.
But it's worth asking yourself: what happens if this works? I've never seen a company start to get traction and then put everything on pause to rewrite the app. There's no time.
Most of the time when we think of technical debt, it's in the context of making a trade-off between "Doing It Right" and "Getting Shit Done". That's certainly one form, but there's another type that's more insidious.
Read on...
With The Time Bomb, though, you probably didn't think about any of that, so when it does show up, it comes as a complete surprise. And unless you've got good monitoring and instrumentation, tracking down the root cause becomes a nightmare.
My 17-year-old this morning:
"Let's say we agree to disagree."
Me:
"No, I agree THAT we disagree, but I'm right and you're wrong. There's a difference."
Every project of any size is an exercise in faith. You have to begin before you can clearly see the end.