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Learn to sell. Learn to build. If you can do both, you will be unstoppable.

Want to learn design, product development, sales, customer support, marketing, recruiting, finance, legal, and operations? Start a company.

You can attract luck simply by sharing your work publicly.

The best résumés fit in a tweet.

And of course, a meme. This one was our favorite from July 🤣 See you in August 👋 🧵✅[11/11]

Every new dev hire onboarding t.co/O6CJ879Utn

joker: if you kill me, you can save all these people batman: no, if i kill you, that means that i'm no different from you joker: batman: joker: have you ever heard of the trolley problem

Schrödinger's Plates: They are both broken and not broken until you open the door.

Creative teams should be colocated. The rest of the company can be distributed.

Pro tip: use clickbait commit messages to get your teammates to review your code faster git commit -m “First she noticed a bug in production. What happens next will SHOCK you!”

“I don’t need to document my solution. I’ll remember it”

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issue opened 6 weeks ago, 0 comments t.co/TcKv2ELGgK

Am I being old fashioned or is it actually too true to be true? t.co/6NmUo2hFZ7

Another day, another "open with default application"

race condition bugs got you down?

whereIsPokemon t.co/45ZgQ60rgc

z-index 9999 but u still can't see your div

Some t-shirts deserve a tweet

lowLevelProgrammerButNotInTheWayYouThink t.co/7J1irxrN18

WiFi Pineapple 🤣

hackerWhoCantCompile t.co/pyq8yCPFSW

Goosebumps.

> "full stack" but only nextjs deployed on vercel > doesn't know what a database is > 6000$ macbook pro > exclusively uses vscode terminal > doesn't know about html forms, exclusively event listeners and fetch > one more SaaS this one will work for sure

> unemployed, think they'll get hired by google > 0 user, but python is too slow > always have a variable declared but not used > if err != nil ??? > each endpoint is a new microservice > defers getting a job > projects are literally only http servers

Write tests. Not too many. Mostly integration.

At some point I made the decision to focus on foundational concepts; not features of a particular implementation; my tech career took off.

Being honest is a better marketing strategy than a marketing strategy