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Self-Serve Go-To-Market, Quantity VS Quality, Leaving Google, Uber's Real-time data platform, Basecamp's guide to communicate remotely efficiently
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How to write good documentation, why speed wins and how SQLite succeeded and on choosing to build no-code tools for highly technical people
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I was able to have a relatively discrete view of current system status and performance in realtime. You need this sort of realtime data if you’re going to be able to achieve the goal we had here, which was to rapidly scale up and down in response to demand.
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The experience people have with your brand is in the hands of the person you pay the least. Act accordingly.
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If being a generalist was the path to mediocrity, why did the most comprehensive study of the most significant scientists in all of history uncover that 15 of the 20 were polymaths?
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At base, the idea was to keep each record in the database in a linked list of versions stamped with transaction IDs—in some sense, this is 'the log as data' or 'the data as a log', depending on your point of view
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From renaming genes due to a computer error to a metaphor of legacy code in a fantasy novel
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If you want to know how to work with new or limited resources, find a population that’s used to not having many alternatives
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The best software has a vision. The best software takes sides. When someone uses software, they’re not just looking for features, they’re looking for an approach. They’re looking for a vision. Decide what your vision is and run with it.
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World War II, for example, forced innovation or accelerated development and commercialization of the jet engine, pressurized aircraft cabins, helicopters, atomic technology, computers, synthetic rubber, rocketry, radar, and penicillin, with lasting effects
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What is the most sophisticated piece of software ever written?
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“Why the birds are the world's best engineers"
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If you have a high production rate, you have a high iteration rate. For pretty much any technology whatsoever, the progress is a function of how many iterations do you have, and how much progress do you make between each iteration
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Kids learn to make good decisions by making decisions, not by following directions
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Hiring in start-ups, mental models for product managers, driving a porsche as far as the moon and more: most interesting articles coming from our flock
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Real-Time APIs and ETLs, how Github deals with database migrations, memory bandwidth math and more: most interesting articles coming from our flock
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