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Just because you haven’t moved from the sofa doesn’t mean you’re dead.
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Just because you haven’t moved from the sofa doesn’t mean you’re dead.
I’m inspired to write this post because Someone Is Wrong On The Internet. Of course a more accurate statement would be “I disagree with some aspects of what someone on the internet said, even though they have an entirely valid point of view”. But that’s less catchy. I saw a Tweet I violently agreed with, so I…
As founders, a lot of our identities get wrapped up in our companies. Certainly within our industries, but even to family and friends it’s how people know
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it’s just imminent burnout.
YC (a startup accelerator we are taking part in) ask you to move to the Bay Area for the whole program. This gives you “a socially acceptable excuse…
From the highly eclectic blog of Mark Dominus
The first time I ever wrote publicly about a company's security vulnerabilities, my boss came to have a word with me after seeing my name in the news headlines. One of the worst days I've ever had was right in the middle of the Have I Been Pwned
At its simplest, this book deals with the art of asking questions. In reality, it’s about Socratic philosophy. It’s about our willingness to open our minds, close our mouths and listen. The c…
My fantasy for work-life integration today
Waxing poetic about hyperlocal phytoid software development
Media over QUIC: I'm on a boat.
The math on why exercise is a good deal.
Posts and writings by Julian Schrittwieser
I'm receiving lots of recommendations via the HN item, I will need to vet and categorise them, but they are mostly looking great. Here, unvetted and uncategorised are some:
Tutorial for tying the “Ian Knot”, the world's fastest shoelace knot.
And Other Thoughts on James Cameron's Classic
This post used to contain an early version of the introduction to my previous book, The Programmer’s Guide to a Sane Workweek. I’m now working on an updated iteration.