In an age of permissionless leverage, judgement, not work, determines success and failure.
Good judgement is the product of a calm and curious mind, reasoning without motivation and attachment.
Whatever strengthens your ego weakens your judgement, and ultimately, your success.
Colleges have to convince students for the next year that a remote education is worth every bit as much as an in-person one, and then pivot back before students actually start believing it.
It’s like only being able to sell your competitor’s product for a year.
Most roadmaps are setting up their product teams to fail.
That's because, even today, most roadmaps still follow the dreaded *timeline roadmap* format 😱
And here's why that sucks. THREAD 👇
Ways to get funded (least fair to most fair)
🤑 Hot round/who else is investing
💼 Right school or resume
👣 Prior successful startup
👩🏻🔬 Actually novel breakthrough
🚀 Traction
The less you have of the first few, the more you have to get of the last two. It is what it is.
“Today is the 4-year anniversary of Robin Williams' death. Stopped by the good will hunting bench and there's some flowers there” - @Nina_Corcoran
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I’m not religious about many things in engineering — seen too many exceptions to “rules” — but firmly believe in having a single repo for all code. Affords so much leverage, and separate repos just optimized for short term. Microservices ≠ Microrepos https://t.co/aRp1fznDIo