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The noun and the verb - Austin Kleon
The noun and the verb - Austin Kleon
Lots of people want to be the noun without doing the verb. They want the job title without the work. "Forget about being a Writer," says novelist Ann Packer.
·austinkleon.com·
The noun and the verb - Austin Kleon
Keep A Log
Keep A Log
One of the most underrated things in the industry, especially when you’re working as a full-time developer, is the power of keeping a “knowledge stash” handy. There’s this perception that knowledge comes through experience, time, or simply osmosis, and, while that can be true over a long enough period of time and for the more superficial knowledge, there are just too many layers in a professional codebase that it’s impossible to grok it immediately.
·bruno-oliveira.github.io·
Keep A Log
That’s why you fail
That’s why you fail
There’s a profound moment in Episode V of Star Wars in the midst of Luke Skywalker’s jedi training. After trying to get his ship out of the water with the force, Luke gives up (“I…
·alearningaday.blog·
That’s why you fail
Paul Graham 101
Paul Graham 101
A summary of Paul Graham’s 200+ essays. This is an introduction to his ideas on startups, writing, society, decision-making and more.
·jaakkoj.com·
Paul Graham 101
The Laws of Simplicity
The Laws of Simplicity
Here are John Maeda’s ten laws of and three keys to simplicity. Ten laws Reduce The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction. Organize Organization makes a system of many appear fewer. Time Savings in time feel like simplicity.
·blog.felicedellagatta.com·
The Laws of Simplicity
Clarity is Expensive — CJ Chilvers
Clarity is Expensive — CJ Chilvers
After many years of writing for big companies, a few universal truths have emerged from hundreds of projects, no matter the budget: Having a clear audience is critical for creation, promotion, and sales. Having a clear goal is existential for the project and ultimately the company. It’s rar
·cjchilvers.com·
Clarity is Expensive — CJ Chilvers
To be creative, practice
To be creative, practice
I didn’t consider myself creative until my mid-twenties. I played sports my entire life and failed at school. What has helped me—and continues to—is to look at creativity as a daily practice. To do something repeatedly until I change who I become.
·wearecollins.com·
To be creative, practice
The Joy of Cryptography
The Joy of Cryptography
A free undergraduate textbook that introduces students to the fundamentals of provable security
·joyofcryptography.com·
The Joy of Cryptography
No notebook is perfect, but the reMarkable comes really close
No notebook is perfect, but the reMarkable comes really close
The reMarkable is a premium e-ink notebook. Imagine a Kindle, but you can write on it. It has become my daily notebook. I take all my meeting notes on it, dump my ideas and designs, and carry it with me everywhere. As a bonus, it also has replaced
·cfenollosa.com·
No notebook is perfect, but the reMarkable comes really close
Marketing as a service
Marketing as a service
Some folks think of marketing as something that is done to people. A hustle, a hype, a stealing of attention. We need a name for that, but I don’t think that’s marketing. On the other h…
·seths.blog·
Marketing as a service
Paradoxes of Life
Paradoxes of Life
Listen now (10 min) | 20+ powerful paradoxes on growth, business, investing, and life
·sahilbloom.substack.com·
Paradoxes of Life
Everyone Needs a Place to be Creative
Everyone Needs a Place to be Creative
The reason I keep this blog is so I have a place to write freely and creatively without having an outcome attached to it. Having a blank page to express myself on is very important. Not just for me, but for everyone. Butcher and Photography I was texting back and forth with Josh yesterday. Josh is one of my best friends. He lives in Ohio.
·theblankpage.io·
Everyone Needs a Place to be Creative
Authoritarian hippie parents
Authoritarian hippie parents
There was a time when liberal ideals of self-determination, self-regulation, and free-range independence naturally extended to parenting as well. Such ideals were seen in stark opposition to conservative parenting based on obedience, discipline, and reverence. Today it seems like these roles are often reversed. The strictest parents I ...
·world.hey.com·
Authoritarian hippie parents
We're all addicts
We're all addicts
Why you shouldn't guilt yourself for eating that donut.
·dayonecreators.substack.com·
We're all addicts
Buying Crypto Assets - AVC
Buying Crypto Assets - AVC
A number of friends have been asking us how to buy crypto assets. This is not the first time we’ve gotten this question and it won’t be the last. When I first started getting this question, my answer was “open a Coinbase account and buy Bitcoin.” Then there was a period when my answer was […]
·avc.com·
Buying Crypto Assets - AVC