Lessons I Learned the Hard Way
Your brain rewires itself based on what you practice. If you stop practicing hard things, you slowly lose the ability to do them.
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Your brain rewires itself based on what you practice. If you stop practicing hard things, you slowly lose the ability to do them.
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Refactoring isn't a necessary evil -- it is the job. Why the best product teams rebuild constantly, at every scale.
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Stable products still need maintenance. Defaults and shiny features quietly tax systems over time, and efficiency is a sign of craftsmanship, not penny-pinching.
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Next.js Link prefetching quietly burned through 15 GB of bandwidth on my Vercel-hosted blog. Here's how I fixed it.
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The tools I use as CTO and product engineer at a Y Combinator-backed startup in 2026.
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Most habits don't fall apart because people quit. They fall apart because they aren't sticky.
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A guide to the habits of high longevity people.
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The best product ideas hide in plain sight, in your habits and everyone else's. Watch what people actually do, not what they say they want. Build for that.
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Every message is a moment of influence. Make the nudge helpful and you'll create power users and build loyalty.
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Learn how to patch NPM dependencies with pnpm patch to fix issues with your project.
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Open source doesn't work without good faith - and sometimes you need to patch a dependency to do your part.
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You have likely ignored it your entire career. That stops now - it's time to hone your writing skills.
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