Hrisikesh Medhi
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Hrisikesh Medhi
Early feedback is usually better than late criticism. Delaying the conversation or stringing someone along with indirect feedback won’t make them feel better once the real issue is finally addressed. Nobody likes getting bad news, but everyone appreciates clarity.
James Clear • 3-2-1: Two ways to grow, how to criticize, and a simple recipe for finding good opportunities
Early feedback
hard disagree.
the details are not the details. they make the product.
literally every single person i’ve spoken to this week that uses + pays for sublime has said they love it because you can tell it is crafted with intention and care for aesthetics.
people love... See more
sari azouttwitter.comAge old debate whether tiny design details matter or not.
“No user cares how beautiful your app is”
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Chamath on the importance of slow compounding:
“The faster you build it, that is the half life: it will get destroyed in the same amount of time.”
Things tend to come and go, tip to one side and then the other, tide out and back in, grow and then rot, get created and destroyed, at the same speed.
This inclination towards external stimulus, even if harmful, highlights the reluctance many people have towards quiet introspection. I could only speculate that some of my workaholic acquaintances fall into the same category as those who would prefer self-inflicted discomfort over stillness. They continue to shoulder an increasing workload, even... See more
Jen Hitze • Attention, Distraction, and Your Responsibility
Self-inflicted discomfort over stillness
Performance is something that we will give more time; behavior we won’t. And that’s because behavior is a choice, not a skill set
Attention Required! | Cloudflare
Behaviour is a choice, not a skill set
McKinney is right: You could just go out and find it, but really, you had to. As is true in so many life lessons, the work is the point. And the internet used to be more work to experience. Today, it’s more work to avoid
What I Want From The Internet - Christopher Butler ☼
Kaskie: We are not trying to be everything to everybody. We’re trying to be something to someone.