A letter to the friends I've been missing ⇒

Entrepreneurs make a common mistake—using the tactics of a successful product in the context of a fledgling one. Here's why that doesn't work. ⇒

Software engineers can do anything we want. We command a high salary, flexibility at work, can freelance easily, and can start a small business with almost no up front cost. We're not alone in this, but we're on the high end or our ability to choose any detail of our lives. ⇒

Why there are no comments on this site. ⇒

I have a problem. I’m a perfectionist. But not the good kind, where you work tirelessly to produce something that’s just right in every way. No, I work very hard and I try to make things great, but I still make tradeoffs to ship something and get feedback, to release when there’re diminishing returns on continued work. ⇒

Paul Graham says people decide what they'll pay for content based on the medium it's delivered in. I think there may be other factors at work. ⇒