We hurled a people into space by building a pool: the case for simplification
Everyone has their moonshot: something that seems impossibly difficult. We can learn a lot from the people who have landed their own moonshots.
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Tiny Improvements for big changes
Discover how tiny habits like journaling, language learning, & writing helped me stay grounded during the pandemic & achieve personal growth.
You are far more influential than you think
You're already marketing yourself every moment. You just need to be aware of it and do it intentionally.
Add custom fonts to Next.js sites with Tailwind using next/font
Learn how to add custom fonts to your Next.js app using next/font and Tailwind CSS. Improve user experience without sacrificing performance.
Building in public: 400 subscriber milestone report for my newsletter
Tiny Improvements has seen 350% growth in the last 6 months. This is my reflection on that growth, and tips for anyone interested in writing a newsletter.
The first 90 days as a technical cofounder - building a startup in 2023
I'm building a new company for the first time since 2016. A lot has changed since then. Here's what feels different this time around.
Wabi-Sabi - embracing imperfection for tech teams
The products we build are naturally imperfect. We can learn from the flaws and imperfections in our code to create better, more resilient products while nurturing team and personal growth.
An idiot's guide to using ChatGPT to make yourself smarter
ChatGPT is amazing, and quickly finding its way into mainstream use - regardless of how tech-savvy the end user is. This is how I use ChatGPT to learn.
Why Liquid Death's branding is murderously effective
Discover the science behind naming and branding, and how the Bouba/Kiki effect can help you create a brand identity that resonates with your audience.
The productivity tool I use every day to multiply my output
I've been using networked note taking to organize my thoughts and ideas for years. Here's how it's helped me become more productive and efficient.
The math behind why cafes should have round tables
Though we don't often think of it this way, the objects and buildings around us are the result of a series of design decisions.
Steps I take to fix stubborn TypeScript errors in VS Code
Sometimes fixing a TypeScript or eslint error in VS Code can feel impossible. Here's what I do when I have exhausted all my resources.
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