Prioritize paper-cuts in your products over features.
Missing features might bring more users, but they will just join the ranks of frustrated users that you are not helping.
My long-tail thesis is that the pain of papercuts is larger than the pain of a missing feature
One of the hardest things that I have had to learn as an engineer and technologist is that I will never understand even a fraction of how things work in my own industry. This is why abstraction and teamwork is so critical to overall success at massive scale.
Working on the material that went into this blog post is among my favorite 2020 memories from working with @plantimals @jclark1985 and our entire industrial genomics engineering squad
@caseymanus This is _one of the many_ things I enjoy about working with you. If I've learned anything it's that good tooling play a very important role in building a solid product. And yes, read the _ _ as italics because now I think in Slack syntax.
"Thanks for flying @SpaceX."
📍 Current Location: Planet Earth
A 2:48pm ET, @AstroBehnken and @Astro_Doug splashed down, marking the first splashdown of an American crew spacecraft in 45 years. #LaunchAmerica
@thockin @GCPcloud The GKE team was awesome to work with on this. I've had the opportunity to be involved in some cool stuff @Bayer4CropsUS but this is up there at the top