Your tech stack matters more than the problem you are solving. It doesn't matter for Sass with short shelf life but it matters if you're solving a serious problem.

Case study:

MacOS vs Windows

The technical decisions made by Jobs and Gates still affect their companies. One positively one negatively.

Another case study: Telegram

No app on the app store has a higher standard for software quality than telegram.

The software speaks for itself

I am having a profound understanding of time

It is greater than all things

Even my own stupidity

Therefore all I have to do is to expose my stupidity to time and it will be no more

I got a new project:

A To-do list app

This tree stands alone here in the mountains; it has grown tall beyond human and beast.*
‘And if it wanted to talk, it would have no one who could understand it: so tall has it grown.
‘Now it is waiting and waiting—yet what is it waiting for? It dwells too near the seat of the clouds: is it perhaps waiting for the first lightning?’*

- Thus Spoke Zarathustra

I missed yesterday's eclipse 😭

This footage is from February. It's not an eclipse, I'm not sure what it was, but it looked really cool at the time

Sometimes you just have to admit that you are blind to the best(100X) paths/opportunities/app-ideas

As blind as a bat

This is the best lecture in the new series he's doing

"For me, it was just failure after failure after failure because I want to succeed right away."

"In my 30s, I became really depressed and honestly I thought about killing myself."

"I was playing video games every single day. I just hid in my parents' basement."

"It took me a long time to get over the trauma and recognize this is a false system. Yale traumatized me."

"That's why I'm a teacher today... to teach you guys that to be successful in life, this is the formula. You don't need Harvard, Yale, and Princeton."

He's a real one