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Replying to @Bitwarden
This validates my continual refusal to use browser integrations - I just use the desktop app and copy paste as needed - inconvenient but worth it from a "I know what I'm logging into" angle!
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“Nobody ever figures out what life
is all about, and it doesn't matter.
Explore the world. Nearly everything
is really interesting if you
go into it deeply enough.“
~ Richard Feynman
(Theoretical Physicist, 1918-1988)
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Shredder was the real hero #WearAMask
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entr: rerun your build when files change jvns.ca/blog/2020/06/28/entr…
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~~every college hackathon idea since 2015~~ techcrunch.com/2020/05/11/sp…
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Just need to remove a couple more lines of code
*1 hour later*
Github: 26 files changed
😳 That escalated quickly
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Saturday morning work + DJ party with @suzywillow 🎶
Join us: auxparty.com/weekend-warrior…
Thank you @quinnxcii for spending 10 hours with me this year on @Spotify. You are my #1. #spotifywrapped
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Here's a thing I've learned:
The terrible thing about [publishing a book/getting your dream job/starting a new relationship] is you wake up the next morning and you're still you. If you're not happy where you're at, no external accomplishment is going to change that.
Out of curiosity are you looking for web designers ? @SallieMae because this page just isn't that friendly for me as a user!
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I've seen far more projects fail from overengineering rather than from underengineering.
It's very easy to overengineer and I need to constantly remind myself to keep it simple.
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I’ve learned a lot about giving advice over the past 5 years at YC (still more to learn). When I started I had a very formulaic / tactical view of how startups succeed. Over time and after seeing over 1000 startups go through YC that has changed.
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I wish there were something like a Museum of Prototypes you could visit somewhere — just a hall where you can see the first sketch, first kludgy working version etc.
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It’s easy to get caught up in trying to fix all the things you’re bad at. Instead, identify your strengths and play to those.


























