| Jan 19 |
@johncutlefish Yes! Stated slightly more bluntly here, but I think we're making the same point
https://t.co/bnl9acsDTX
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| Jan 19 |
@elidourado https://t.co/ztCYe2FIQW
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| Jan 19 |
Drew this last week as I was complaining about the lack of thoughtful commentary on our "AI future". Lots of people in Category A. Haven't found any in Category C yet, but starting to see more in category B. This from @elidourado is great.
https://t.co/2wXw66gafV https://t.co/1lyiqqwTYV
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| Jan 17 |
@joemasilotti Check out @hyperview_org
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| Jan 17 |
@willobri @patrickc Epic
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@pydanny @bitdotioinc
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| Jan 16 |
@hughdurkin @heroku @Railway I keep seeing tweets like this and I’m a bit stumped. I spent 2 weeks trying all the alternatives and still found Heroku to be basically the same on price but still better on compatibility/features. What’s your setup/stack?
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| Jan 13 |
@keithwhor @stripe Or companies should make is easier to access data directly via SQL, which is much easier for this kind of stuff than API. There are a few that do this for stripe I think - check out @sequin_io
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| Jan 13 |
The obvious downside here is file size & performance. Our current size is 749kb which isn't ideal, but there are still many places it's been useful (simple internal apps for example)
There is tailwind play but that's not recommended for prod
@tailwindcss/@adamwathan thoughts?
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| Jan 13 |
A few months ago I went looking for a "dumb-tailwind" - where you just load in a public css file and it gives you the 95% most-used classes, no need for processors/js. It didn't exist, so I built it. Is that something people would use? Might register https://t.co/qC6q0DlBcP https://t.co/0eC0t8gIW2
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| Jan 12 |
@3AmitDhama I believe the "complex process" you're referring to here is what I call "legacy systems" in my original tweet. Aside from AML and fraud detection, there is no reason for it to exist. And no, a standalone payment that requires three inputs is not the same as bookkeeping
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| Jan 11 |
Referring specifically to the B2B payments and consumer payments bars on the chart. I know there’s *some* value there, but it feels extractive and rent seek-y. Like how it cost $10 for a short international call before VOIP. Not something I’d bet on or feel proud to build
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| Jan 11 |
Making “revenue” from a payment from one party to another, where you provide zero value besides paper over legacy systems, feels like a business model that shouldn’t really exist in a future where the technology exists to send value for fractions of a cent without middlemen, no? https://t.co/GRBuoUVlEH
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| Jan 08 |
@marckohlbrugge @ImprovMx Ahhhh gotcha, sorry! Makes sense
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| Jan 08 |
@marckohlbrugge @ImprovMx That’s what I use improvmx for - it’s a forwarder rather than them each having their own inbox, but for new projects having whole new accounts/inboxes is overkill IME
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| Jan 06 |
@marckohlbrugge Have you seen @improvmx? My go to for new projects, particularly if they’re experimental
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| Jan 05 |
Love this analogy from @spulec. Part of becoming an expert at something is being able to understand which "truths" are dogmatic, and having the bravery (and the credibility) to propose and adopt "low status" ideas. https://t.co/nNXc6MtxiO
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| Jan 04 |
@TrevMcKendrick I haven't used @retool a lot (we used @ForestAdmin at my last place) but it was the exact same story. I honestly don't think there's a solution - the closest I came was finding an alternative that was also quick but was fully code-driven. V frustrating, but not new or unique fwiw
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| Jan 04 |
@wolfejosh “Making electric motors for planes” is not what you predicted. You’re undermining your credibility by equating the two
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| Jan 04 |
🤡 https://t.co/CuW09ZeYkd
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| Jan 03 |
It seems that meeting-hating as a narrative arose as a necessary defense against a culture of meetings for everything with no opposition - makes sense. But "meetings are universally a bug" is the same level of silly absolutist thinking, just in the opposite direction.
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| Jan 03 |
Never thought I'd be the one defending meetings, and there are good reasons for a reset, but this is exactly the kind of blanket advice that looks good in a tweet but is neither true nor useful. The key isn't killing communication methods, it's figuring out which ones to use when https://t.co/27NMf0Dh3K https://t.co/rCWGpCXUlw
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| Jan 03 |
Related
https://t.co/VXtTMNCIYI
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| Jan 01 |
By that I mean practically speaking. Is the argument that all point-and-click interfaces will switch to being natural language driven? Why would people use a keyboard where a mouse will suffice? If it’s dictation, how does that behaviour change happen?
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| Jan 01 |
It’s really difficult to not be skeptical that “AI will replace programming” when pieces like this are what people are sharing. There may be some good arguments, but this is so weak. What does “models will replace programs” even mean?
https://t.co/qSP8Xk0DQC
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| Dec 28 |
@elcharliep @htmx_org Client apps (shipping and construction) and our own consumer bookmarking tool, so a combo of a few. I have some patterns we re use for things like modals and alerts that I’ll open source at some point
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| Dec 28 |
@htmx_org @elcharliep 👋 as a data point here. I run a rails team that intentionally uses htmx instead of hotwire/turbo frames and we're super happy with the decision. Original thinking was that htmx is simpler abstraction-wise, and better documented, which seems to have been proven out.
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| Dec 24 |
Related:
https://t.co/qn9WleDhjj
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| Dec 24 |
MTWCPA
(Make the web copy-paste-able again)
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| Dec 24 |
@htmx_org In a live app with close button added https://t.co/cfhiih3e6v
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| Dec 24 |
Xmas Eve hacking: Building an animated toast library with hyperscript, stock tailwind and the teeniest bit of CSS
cc @htmx_org
https://t.co/Y3I91SJ2yO https://t.co/DPaS7aIszL
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| Dec 23 |
@p_millerd I think I attempted to articulate this exact idea before! Blunt but I’ve found it a useful mental model. Interested if you agree or not https://t.co/w5lrvXFQGy
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| Dec 15 |
@dvargas92495 Send me stripe link? Wanna pay also plz 😁
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| Dec 13 |
https://t.co/jLLetGaY2Z
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| Dec 03 |
https://t.co/YTOFJhSUIM
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| Nov 29 |
Interesting
The software we build is too beginner friendly, expert unfriendly, & has a low ceiling (@michael_nielsen’s point)
At the same time, the tools we use to build this software are too expert-focussed, beginner unfriendly. (My belief)
Seems we have it exactly backwards https://t.co/skqGezWFJj
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| Nov 26 |
@ctjlewis You’re correct on the problem, lil bit off on the solution (IMO). Which is surprising because you seem like someone who prides themselves on cutting through BS. Why is stateful react the desired output format? Why are you working for orgs that take wks to create basic interfaces?
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| Nov 24 |
@synopsi @tommysendra Seems like we’re conversing over semantics. I’d define tourist friendly less narrowly than that, and dispute that people are locked out from infra, but agree it’s not as easy as other cities. I’m sorry you’re having a bad experience though!
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| Nov 24 |
@synopsi @tommysendra Within the crescent, options for getting around are 1. On foot, 2. Metro, 3. Hotel bikes (most hotels have them, 4. Daily bike rental. Outside the crescent you have train, tram, donkey republic bikes and my fave - the car sharing apps (share now is everywhere and super cheap)
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| Nov 24 |
@synopsi @tommysendra I don’t think it’s tourist unfriendly because on-demand bike/scooter apps are one facet of the tourist experience and it’s otherwise exceptionally tourist friendly, having been here several times as a tourist lived here for a few months. https://t.co/hKrtEAlJdu
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| Nov 24 |
@synopsi @tommysendra As someone who also did 6 months of travelling to lime-covered cities and loved the convenience, I agree Amsterdam’s frustrating because of having that expectation coming in. But disagree it’s badly regulated or tourist-unfriendly
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| Nov 24 |
@synopsi Bikes - Everyone has em already, but there is Donkey Republic which is decent. Tons of e scooters - Felyx, Check. People hate push scooters, think they might even be banned.
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| Nov 22 |
@AliAbdaal And if I were doing that, I'd start with @scrimba's HTML & CSS crash course as an entry point.
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| Nov 22 |
@AliAbdaal What would you like to code?
My experience is that prompt (Learning to code) leads to learning the principles of coding, vs learning practical skills. In my experience "Learning to code web sites, then web apps" is the most valuable broad set of skills.
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| Nov 17 |
Because building software is so new, people rely on existing mental models to understand it, and most think of it as a *manufacturing* process, with design as a step, as opposed to a *design* process. Both are useful heuristically, but it's useful to know which style your team is https://t.co/azJBuFVvTB https://t.co/OOViLGBxSF
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| Nov 14 |
@levelsio @Cloudflare Are you setting any user cookies? That’ll disable it.
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| Nov 14 |
Twitter would have you believe there are two discrete groups of people: Those who are idealistic-but-wrongheaded about how to improve the world, and those who see it as their sole job to dunk on them.
Be neither.
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| Nov 13 |
@realDannyHakim @RoamResearch @obsdmd Yup! Can't remember off hand but I think the main missing feature was customizability (custom CSS). I've spent prob 20+ hrs on my Roam CSS. Only realized how important this was when I tried Tana, which on paper has all the features I wanted but no custom CSS.
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| Nov 12 |
@r00k These were my criteria also! And https://t.co/h5gZ5rVIab was the winner, haven’t switched for years. Haven’t tried the other more modern ones though
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| Nov 12 |
It baffles me that when we discuss the online impersonation problem and it's potential solutions, we gloss over the fact that spotting 9/10 impersonations is learnable, and that helping people to learn it (& other critical digital/online skills) would be super beneficial.
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| Nov 12 |
I've never tried to develop for a platform/product with a worse developer experience than @RoamResearch. I suppose that's a testament to how good a product it is. If there were alternatives with a better DX I'd 100% switch, but that doesn't look to be happening soon 😞
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| Nov 11 |
@tylertringas @airtable @heroku Did you ever find a solution for this?
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| Nov 09 |
After all the talk of the migration off @heroku, just spent a few hours moving our lighter app's data on to @bitdotioinc and switching to the new Eco plan. Should actually turn out even cheaper than before.
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| Nov 08 |
@rabois @jasonfried @kaushalvshah Honest question @rabois. In what way(s) do you consider @37signals to be mediocre?
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| Nov 06 |
Think I’m in the minority here, but I don’t think a founder who takes 9 figures off the table at the peak of a hype cycle, all but knowing they’ll never be able to create the requisite value, should be commended for “playing the game”.
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| Nov 06 |
I know the idea is to make Twitter a place to have meaningful discussions, but the fact that the “hard work” debate is being had for the dozenth time this year, without anyone outlining what they mean by the term, and then talking past each other, doesn’t give me much hope.
🤷♂️
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| Nov 06 |
@peteromallet Yes. Typedream and popsy. https://t.co/x5WFZ4M5eL is built with typedream but it can be quite glitchy and frustrating. Haven’t tried popsy properly but may be smoother to use
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| Nov 02 |
https://t.co/3UlUqh2ajE
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| Oct 31 |
@DavidNewell95 Yes
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| Oct 29 |
Question: how many people need to do a thing in order for that thing to be reported as “people are…”? https://t.co/PG5kJHEzRZ
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| Oct 27 |
Adding @getgrover to the shit list of awful customer support experiences. Receive product. Get charged for product. Product is missing a part. No phone support. Chat support on their site is a bot with no English option. No place to speak to a human. So frustrating.
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| Oct 26 |
@andy_matuschak 👋
We're only a tiny studio, and I'm not sure how analogous our producer role is to your other examples. But have found it much more descriptive than PM, which implies a focus on management vs output. https://t.co/0sDXJkBOVi
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| Oct 25 |
@hanspagel Nice, makes sense!
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| Oct 25 |
@hanspagel Had the same idea, then turned it into a product. Let me know if you'd like to use
https://t.co/Xo74fQq7Wu
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| Oct 25 |
@peduarte Not a restaurant, but this experience was the best thing we did while there last year. Highly recommended
https://t.co/XGIyxtljVh
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| Oct 23 |
…
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| Oct 22 |
Same for Airbnb 😔 https://t.co/5QG5a57jJh
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| Oct 21 |
🚀 https://t.co/EYIqQOUYqr
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| Oct 21 |
https://t.co/9sd5un8tQ6
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| Oct 21 |
Zapier agrees
https://t.co/1OzfS6RUWm
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| Oct 21 |
@chriscoyier Very! You've seen @htmx_org I take it?
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| Oct 21 |
@peteromallet Spnarf!
Very cool
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| Oct 20 |
https://t.co/llRP5vQ3CC
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| Oct 20 |
@htmx_org Some people have Satoshi. Others have mr htmx aka grug aka lemongrab
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| Oct 20 |
@htmx_org Who are you, mr htmx?
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| Oct 20 |
Relevant
https://t.co/tjQHFGXdVV
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| Oct 15 |
RT @AlanWattsDaily: All the best things on any journey I’ve ever taken were unscheduled. And most of the scheduled things were a disappoint…
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| Oct 13 |
… https://t.co/TBDHNb9E79
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| Oct 13 |
I see no problem with raising money from investors generally, but the extent to which you're implicitly beholden will generally be proportional to how much you've raised and at what valuation.
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| Oct 13 |
Prediction: There's going to be a big reckoning for many of these web3 companies in the future - particularly those who claim to be philosophically motivated, when they're forced to choose between their values (and/or users) and making their investors money. https://t.co/Ketbl67gLx
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| Oct 12 |
@waitbutwhy Had the same thought. But also wanted to wear them somehow so I know they’re always there. Hated having heavy headphones around my neck. This form factor is the way - been my best purchase in the last year.
https://t.co/n4A5U0dXyR
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| Oct 12 |
Write code. Not too much. Mostly HTML
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| Oct 11 |
👀
https://t.co/1ML9TYB3Sl
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| Oct 11 |
@swyx Also working on this, nearly there now...
https://t.co/D7olQjRV4V https://t.co/59PgydW85t
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| Oct 11 |
@evielync Hey @evielync! I sent you a DM on this topic 😁 think it might be of interest, just pinging in case you missed it
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| Oct 11 |
@volkandkaya @tomjohndesign @volkandkaya any interest in doing it for plain 'ol html?
Context:
https://t.co/NYIkIlGAit
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| Oct 11 |
It's happening 🤗
https://t.co/jD5zEGUUTT
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| Oct 11 |
On 2 separate occasions this week, have heard the "Ruby is too slow/doesn't scale" line fed to non-technical people trying to get MVPs built - by people who *are* technical and are meant to be advising them, who clearly don't know and would rather lie-to-seem-smart than find out
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| Oct 10 |
Most recent project using this approach was the new
@atlas_knowledge profiles - which IMO feel super snappy (almost SPA-like) but are written in boring old HTML, spiced up with a tiny bit of (static) tailwind, @htmx_org and hyperscript.
https://t.co/FwOCXkf9BB
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| Oct 10 |
cc @htmx_org 🤗
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| Oct 10 |
Have been running some experiments to combat the newbie:expert/junior dev hiring issue recently.
Without doubt has reduced codebase/workflow complexity by an order of magnitude. Planning to on-board new junior devs in the next few weeks, so we'll see then if it works as intended https://t.co/DRtfFMlwYu https://t.co/fTNFXiTk6H
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| Oct 04 |
Low integrity behaviour I see a lot but don't see called out:
- People who give blanket advice without any context-dependence in order to seem smart/authoritative.
- People who project extreme certainty while being privately very uncertain (most professional advice-givers).
💩
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| Sep 30 |
Ooohhh this looks promising https://t.co/yqEFq7wdoR
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| Sep 29 |
@andrasbacsai 💪 love it
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| Sep 29 |
@andrasbacsai Oh that’s great news! Happy to kick the tires if you need people to test 😁
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| Sep 26 |
@dwilliamriggs Partners
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| Sep 25 |
@DvnnyyPhantom @visakanv @eurydicelives It’s more fun if it’s revealed though! Pretty sure he’s referring to Mean Girls 😁
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| Sep 22 |
An important ADHD rule which I regularly forget
👇
Motivation is perishable.
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| Sep 21 |
@visakanv @fortelabs I also think *givers* of advice should make some attempt to mention context-dependence, or at least not to proclaim that it’s universally applicable, which is what tends to happen on twitter.
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| Sep 21 |
Jack Barker Vibes
https://t.co/RmCC5dRMYP
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