Major cheat code in life: A decision made fast and corrected later beats a perfect decision made too late. Most people overthink because they're scared of being wrong. The people who move fastest aren't smarter. They're just less afraid of adjusting. Decide. Then adjust.
It feels incredible to work with a few very smart engineers who are super aligned with you. Every other achievement in life feels mediocre compared to this feeling.
I don't know how else to say this...
An interviewer can tell when you're entering every question you receive during a technical interview into ChatGPT. You're not as quick as you think.
@ceilfors An outcome of ambiguous context. Encourage refactoring as part of the daily process and transparently share the expectation/impact of work (both ways)
Performance tip: try the `decoding` attribute for images to allow decoding to be async and not block the main thread, allowing your content to display faster
Each time I left a company, I left because there was no good alignment between what I wanted to do and whether that was critical for the company’s business. My decision to leave was always primarily influenced by the opportunity and alignment.