Current Philosophy on writing Writers who operate by Will Larson helped me solidify the why behind my writing. I expand on it here. Since then, I’ve been writing a whole lot more in Apple notes, but my publishing rate hasn’t changed. I’m ok with this balance, for now. List Elite Performance Is Wasted on Feature Factories Book notes: An Elegant Puzzle Self-hosting how-to’s from Syntax.fm Youtube playlist: Self-host 101 Hands on docker examples Host your own Vercel (PaaS) …

Context I go through lots of tech content: articles, podcasts, books, videos. As a result, I often find myself sharing the same groups of links with my mates & colleagues, all over different chat apps. This is a consolidation effort. Books on my shelf An Elegant Puzzle. Been a big fan of Will’s blog for a while now. This book’s my current active read, I’ve been wanting to read his books for a while.…

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I’ve routinely seen team morale at its highest when everyone is focused on the same goal. One task, one feature For an extended period of time Extended period of time allows people to learn each others’ rhythms. That’s not something you can speed run unless you have very self aware, or very experienced people who can also communicate well The shared context makes for reduced overheads of coordination & communication cross teams This also goes hand in hand with autonomy.…

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