What it's like to get laid off and go viral on the same day
Last week may have been the most complicated week of my life. I got laid off from Stripe, and went viral on Twitter. Here's what happened.
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What I learned from using AI in my work
Machine learning and AI tools have been making waves in the news lately. Let's take a look at some that you might want to consider using
Tips for managing burnout and stress
We all experience stress and burnout at some point in our lives. Here are the tools I've found to stay ahead of burnout in my job and my relationships.
5 Design rules everyone should know
For most of my life, I would not have described myself as a creative person. As it works out, nobody is inherently creative. It's all about following rules.
Remember these apps?
This Dispatch of Tiny Improvements dives into some of †he apps we've forgotten, no code tools, and time off.
Devs: It's okay to use no-code tools
Embrace no-code tools to save time, boost efficiency, and complement your coding skills. No-code is the future - don't be left behind!
Growth hack: Publish newsletters to your Next.js site with ConvertKit API
Use previous issues of your newsletter to attract new subscribers, using the ConvertKit API with your Next.js site.
The way we talk about our things
This we we talk about intentional use of language and how it can affect subconscious behavior.
Publish your newsletter to your Remix site with the ConvertKit API
Learn how to use the ConvertKit API to publish your newsletter to your Remix site.
How Stripe Uses Friction Logs to Improve their Products
A guide to friction logging, a practice that can be used by engineering teams building products to track and improve upon issues that users experience while using a product.
What I've learned from working in public
I'm a big fan of working in public. It's a great way to get feedback and improve your work... you just have to be ready to deal with The Internet™️
The Orton Effect - dreamy photo effect in CSS and React
Implement the Orton Effect in CSS and React. The Orton Effect creates a surreal, dreamy image effect, named after photographer Michael Orton.
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