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vasoolibhai··on The business case for fewer developers in meetings
http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html
vasoolibhai··on Monsanto’s ghostwriting to influence science and media
Why did you spell Monsanto as Mons.anto and Glyphosate as Gl..ypho-sate ? Any specific thing you are trying to stay out of ?
vasoolibhai··on Tell HN: If You Are in Russia
How will this affect Jetbrains ?
vasoolibhai··on Ask HN: Gmail account security
Does this work ? Emailing the engineers on LinkedIn ?
vasoolibhai··on Douglas Adams' note to self reveals author found writing torture
> A lot of it comes down to basic quality of many creative endeavors: starting is easy, and finishing is hard. You can start anything, but if you work for long enough eventually you arrive at this ugly middle place. The part of the journey where you start to notice all the warts and imperfections of what you're making, when your limits start to show themselves, when the picture of the thing in your mind starts to diverge from what you're realistically capable of doing. Seeing that, knowing that it was you who created all of that "crap," and _still_ pushing through it to get to the flawed, imperfect, compromised final product, THAT is tough.

Reminded me of this excellent zenpencils comic illustrating Ira Glass' advice for beginners : https://www.zenpencils.com/comic/90-ira-glass-advice-for-beg...