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But another turn of the tech cycle would arrive, and as Microsoft grew more powerful, a sect of programmer activists struck back by forming the open-source software movement. As Tim O’Reilly, the tech publishing magnate, described the situation in his 1998 blog post “Freeware: The Heart & Soul of the Internet,” “Despite all Microsoft’s efforts to
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make what you need, make what you want.
Jason Fried • Validation is a mirage
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Jason Fried • Remote: Office Not Required
Anu Atluru's (@anuatluru) essay defined taste as software's next battleground, as AI makes it easy for everyone to crank out slop.
It also sparked a flood of discourse, as every threadboi rushed to claim the word—blurring the line between standard & status symbol.
We discuss.
Michael Mignanox.comAll non-trivial abstractions, to some degree, are leaky.
Joel Spolsky • The Law of Leaky Abstractions
There needs to be a better way to vet engineer applications before a first call in 2025. I haven't read a resume in years. In 2023 what worked well is I'd ask for a portfolio of silly side projects or links to various things they hacked on to see if the person could ship. And that would work really, really well.
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