“We reorganize, launch, migrate, scale, and commit, then act surprised when things break in ways no one anticipated. We demand certainty up front and learning afterward, as if understanding were something that naturally emerges once enough pressure is applied.”
"As you would expect, better managers have fewer emergencies, and worse managers have more."
staysaasy.com/management/2...
Forgot to mention - I made an app! Combines all my nerd hobbies: coding and baking!
apps.apple.com/us/app/dough...
I made my first app sale!!
Ah no worries! (I fell asleep last night hah). Whole space is spinning faster than anyone can keep up. The lure of past events helping inform today is high for me
Huh. I didn’t take it that way but can certainly see that framing coming across
What a tremendous article. Sourcing from history to give context to today
“resistance to AI-assisted software development … isn’t random or capricious–it follows the pattern Thomas Kuhn identified in scientific revolutions sixty years ago. … isn’t a tooling debate. It’s a paradigm shift”
“Some may try to keep this feeling at bay, Brodsky explained, by changing jobs, houses, careers, or lovers; by embracing hobbies, travel, or promiscuity. Eventually, though, boredom would get them all.”
this kills me by how accurate it is...omg how-i-experience-web-today.com
“it often takes more than one time before your idea actually resonates or sticks with the people you’re trying to reach” by @anildash.com
“People describe models the way sommeliers describe wine. This one has better taste. That one hallucinates with more confidence. Opus is bold, Codex is smooth.”
Great thoughts as always from @addyosmani.bsky.social particularly love the first few about clarity with meetings and coming with problems and solutions
I still can't get over how bad the new iOS ui is. Things take 2 taps for no reason everywhere and shit is just hard to get to. It's amazing how bad
