Notes

Short, title-less, often half-baked. Published anyway.

In reply to @DanRather

@DanRather This buys him a couple of months. Gets him to after the midterms, where he announces 2024 run. If he’s president again or some other GOP Trumpkin, then he gets pardoned or pardons himself!

Vote like your country depends on it.

Brought my family back to the place that left an impression on me on my backpacking trip in college… 24 years ago! “Wow, Grindelwald has changed!”

I wish there was an alternative e-book store + reading device to compete with Amazon + Kindle. Horrific UX that we’re all forced to get used to.

Want to connect with more professionals working in web3 in Europe. Product, Design, Engineering… if you know any good people I should meet, please help make a connection! #Ethereum

In reply to @kocienda

@kocienda This is an important mindset to have as a product person. No matter how your workplace is structured, you need to focus and be responsible for how your product will work end-to-end.

In reply to @SchorLukas

@SchorLukas My exp is that the key is not which framework to use, but to help your team drill down to a low enough, day-to-day task, which directly affect an obvious-for-all-to-see metric (that align with the company’s high level goals. (Your job)).

In reply to @DanRather

@DanRather This buys him a couple of months. Gets him to after the midterms, where he announces 2024 run. If he’s president again or some other GOP Trumpkin, then he gets pardoned or pardons himself!

Vote like your country depends on it.

Brought my family back to the place that left an impression on me on my backpacking trip in college… 24 years ago! “Wow, Grindelwald has changed!”

I wish there was an alternative e-book store + reading device to compete with Amazon + Kindle. Horrific UX that we’re all forced to get used to.

Want to connect with more professionals working in web3 in Europe. Product, Design, Engineering… if you know any good people I should meet, please help make a connection! #Ethereum

In reply to @kocienda

@kocienda This is an important mindset to have as a product person. No matter how your workplace is structured, you need to focus and be responsible for how your product will work end-to-end.

In reply to @SchorLukas

@SchorLukas My exp is that the key is not which framework to use, but to help your team drill down to a low enough, day-to-day task, which directly affect an obvious-for-all-to-see metric (that align with the company’s high level goals. (Your job)).