Fredrick ➰☕

Minimalist by soul. Into #startups while teaching myself to #design & #develop. Working on a couple of products atm (more info soon).

[Fredrick ➰☕ @fsonalw]

Finaly Fantasy VII Remake opening movie just got released. Check it out
https://t.co/yH0M4zPMus
#FF7R #FinalFantasy #ValentinesDay2020

[Joshua Anderton @joshuaanderton]

My jaw literally dropped while watching this promo video. Total game changer.

Descript Podcast Studio: It's how you make a podcast. https://t.co/lH91ANl3Bz via @andrewmason

[I Am Devloper @iamdevloper]

in my 20s: why does everyone in their 30s spend their weekend doing anything _but_ look at a computer?

in my 30s: ohhhhh

[Paul Graham @paulg]

If we extended human lifespans sufficiently, everyone would be cancelled. The drift in moral fashion would ensure that even those most carefully orthodox in their opinions would have said something that later became heretical.

[Sahil Lavingia @shl]

Things I have learned from Christianity:

- Life is a miracle
- Don't judge others
- Faith is a useful tool
- Do your best; your best won't be enough; that's okay

[Fredrick ➰☕ @fsonalw]

@IndieHackers Yep! Start posting more blog posts on my personal blog and also read a book a month. 🧘‍♂️

[Jeff Atwood @codinghorror]

"why didn't you do a bunch of research before tweeting?" oh totally my bad, I forgot Twitter was designed as a platform for deeply researched, well-reasoned takes on the complex issues of our day.

[Jeff Atwood @codinghorror]

do not ever under any circumstances say “pleased to e-meet you”

[Paul Graham @paulg]

Don't start a startup to make things for people who are evil or dishonest. It will be demoralizing, and thus less likely to succeed. Unless you are yourself evil or dishonest.

(This is one of many things you get for free when you start by building something you yourself want.)

[Indie Hackers @IndieHackers]

"Consistency isn't sexy, but it works." —@camerondare

🎮 https://t.co/aGNFt1jhAt

[Indie Hackers @IndieHackers]

"The problem is that once you get into that routine of working really hard to make a lot of money, you forget how to live... After a couple of years, you only know how to work..." — @mattiasgeniar

Real stories from real startup founders
📸 https://t.co/UsZ2pymxJg

[Jon Yongfook @yongfook]

I keep my life 99% drama free by sticking to this simple piece of advice:

'Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it.' - George Bernard Shaw

[Fredrick ➰☕ @fsonalw]

I am doing a survey on Podcasting, I would appreciate if you could take 2 mins to help me with my survey. #podcast #survey :)

→ https://t.co/9l3Vrn1kKg

I would really appreciate it!

[The Verge @verge]

Microsoft will give iPhone users up to $650 toward a new Samsung Galaxy Note 10 https://t.co/s7zdIhawE4

[Justin Jackson @mijustin]

There’s a reason there are so many coffee shops:

Lots of people want coffee, and will buy a cup every day, consistently.

The same has to be true for SaaS:

Lots of people have to want your software, be willing to pay for it, and actually show up and use it consistently.

[Fredrick ➰☕ @fsonalw]

Very interesting way to approach design. 🤔

[Steve Schoger @steveschoger]

🔥 One way to make a boring form look more interesting is to draw inspiration from how the output of the form is designed.

Here are a few ways you can reuse your existing design decisions to make a form more exciting:

[Product Hunt 😸 @ProductHunt]

When everyone was glued to the #AppleEvent 👀

@Stripe announced some pretty amazing things 💁‍💳

Catch up on #StripeSessions now: https://t.co/GC8CmkELs2

[Fredrick ➰☕ @fsonalw]

Something I have been looking forward to for so long! 🤓 finally. Thank you @Google

[The Verge @verge]

Google Chrome now lets you send web pages to other devices https://t.co/PVPIDOlejv

[Jeff Atwood @codinghorror]

“You know what else is exhausting? Pretending to care about people you don’t give a shit about. Maybe you’re just a better person than I am and you genuinely and deeply care about everyone you are ‘friends’ with on Facebook. I didn’t.” https://t.co/Em6VtxtJ3j

[Justin Jackson @mijustin]

Two things that drive a successful product:

1. Demand
2. Usage

You need both.

It’s not enough for them to desire it; they need to use it.

It’s also not enough for just a few people to be using it; there needs to a considerable number of prospects who want it.