“The problem, however, is that things like “mindset theory” are often peddled with little regard for whether they’re true or not, peddling concepts that make the reader feel smart because they sort of make sense. After all, being open to… Read More »Recommended Read: The Cult of Microsoft
“A good engineer is one whom I, as a manager or peer, can trust to progress a project, knowing that they will deliver a solution by working with the team and producing good quality, again and again.” https://candost.blog/on-good-software-engineers
It is easy to find problems. Many people know they are overweight. Or that something at the company is not working well. And is easy to point it out. But no one will pay you for finding trivial problems and… Read More »Finding Problems vs. Finding Solutions
“Unscalability is anathema to the engineering mind. It’s weirdly terrifying to consider that you could be the CEO of a company devoted to feeding the world, spend your life developing the Food-o-Matic which can feed everyone on the planet, but… Read More »Recommended Read: Care Doesn’t Scale
It is easy to start watching videos, or scroll through Instagram, or watch a movie, and forget about the important, strategic stuff. But we should always do the first thing first. The important, long term stuff. Exercise, sleep, important task… Read More »Save first
Why can you only have 5000 songs in a playlist on YouTube Music? Or, 10000 on Spotify? Why does shuffle does not work for such large playlists properly? How come it breaks down the app if you try to make… Read More »Stupid limits
[The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast] 425. Negotiating a Raise — and a Better Life | Chris Voss #theJordanBPetersonPodcasthttps://podcastaddict.com/the-jordan-b-peterson-podcast/episode/171787772 via @PodcastAddict