I was really shocked when I arrived at your newsletter site expecting programming content, and the first thing I saw was Tom Platz. I thought I might have arrived at the wrong place, so I went back to X to look for the link again (but it was the right site).
I say this because, for me, it’s really amusing to find someone good enough at this craft who also seems to know about culture, like my professors here in the Dominican Republic, and, even better, seems to have a passion for the gym and takes the time to share this kind of well-filtered content with his audience.
on half-baked product, i don't think its cynical. i think it's a cautionary tale on what happens when the founder doesn't truly reflect on what's wrong, don't try to understand / detaches themselves from the engineering (critical) portion of a business and lives on a optimism that it'll somehow work.
I've never been more pumped up after reading Joy & Curiosity
I was really shocked when I arrived at your newsletter site expecting programming content, and the first thing I saw was Tom Platz. I thought I might have arrived at the wrong place, so I went back to X to look for the link again (but it was the right site).
I say this because, for me, it’s really amusing to find someone good enough at this craft who also seems to know about culture, like my professors here in the Dominican Republic, and, even better, seems to have a passion for the gym and takes the time to share this kind of well-filtered content with his audience.
Thanks, and God bless you and your family.
on half-baked product, i don't think its cynical. i think it's a cautionary tale on what happens when the founder doesn't truly reflect on what's wrong, don't try to understand / detaches themselves from the engineering (critical) portion of a business and lives on a optimism that it'll somehow work.