Andrew Tam
@andrewtam
Andrew Tam
when I was 19, a VC told me "There's a winners' way and a losers' way to apply for jobs. Losers apply via the resume box. Winners do anything else."
he also told me to build my network by sending an email newsletter to everyone I know at the end of each year
probably one of the best pieces... See more
jasminewsunx.com100k+ followers. 15k+ newsletter subs. 1,500+ paid subs. latter two in ~90 days. crazy.
thanks for tuning in, & making this so much fun. being able to share ideas is the ultimate human freedom.
for the past 8 months, i’ve tried to do that. now, it’s time for the next medium: software.... See more
signüllx.comNever be boring. Be ridiculous. Absurd. But never be boring.
If all you did this year was survive, then you did enough. Sometimes, that's all we can do.
Paraphrased from Reddit
Great Design is About Values
The biggest mistake I see designers make when building a brand for their company, a culture for their team, or foundation for their product is to focus on principles . They pile together a few basic words like: "Simple, Helpful, Beautiful, Intentional." Guess who else shares these principles? Everyone.
Principles are... See more
The biggest mistake I see designers make when building a brand for their company, a culture for their team, or foundation for their product is to focus on principles . They pile together a few basic words like: "Simple, Helpful, Beautiful, Intentional." Guess who else shares these principles? Everyone.
Principles are... See more
Building a Belief System | !Boring Software
Good design is no longer good enough
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Sublime is an ethos-driven company.
Here is what we believe:
Intention > Attention
The destruction of our attention compromises our ability to make sustained progress on anything worthwhile.
You don’t need to go live in a cabin or swear off Netflix. You just have to live more deliberately.
We are entering the post-information age. The barrier is no
there is a lack of visionary product thinking in AI. tons of innovation in models - but most products today automate existing flows (hence so many "cursor for..." companies) with few truly novel end products.
yes, apps can be built faster - but they're the same apps (perhaps slightly worse) as before AI. meanwhile... See more
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