ian ross
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ian ross
mindfulness.substack.com
Once, we built machines to free ourselves from labor. Now, they have discovered the one thing they cannot manufacture: the unrepeatable chaos of human madness. They can replicate neurosis, simulate doubt, but the raw experience—the despair, the rebellion, the grotesque beauty of being trapped in fragile flesh—they cannot mimic.
Fyodor • The Last Human Job
We have a core feature offering that is very strong. A small feature idea comes up that serves a subset of the market, but it isn’t too hard to do and it isn’t a bad thing, so we indulge. Repeat that thought process a hundred times and you have a cluttered UI, a large team, a slow product, and no obvious path forward.
Andrew Bosworth • Focus
Hebrew learning online Courses
citizencafetlv.com
“I was forty-four years old when Kitchen Confidential hit—and if there was ever a lucky break or better timing, I don’t know about it. At forty-four, I was, as all cooks too long on the line must be, already in decline. You’re not getting any faster—or smarter—as a cook after age thirty-seven...You’re basically done—or on your way to being done.... See more
