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The time it takes to create something doesn’t begin when you sit down to code it, write it, build it. By that point it’s been years in the making, building up inside you from everything you learn and do.
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Write what you know. Build what you use.
Know what you write. Use what you build.
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Better webcam:
Plug it in Ensure software compatibility Put on makeup Fix hair Turn it on Select camera output Have video call Potato integrated camera:
Have video call
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If you’re the smartest person in the room, go to a new room.
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Life is one big randomized hill climbing algorithm.
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You have “fewer” things that you can count, and “less” of things you describe with a noun.
If you write fewer functions without docstrings, you get less confusion to deal with later.
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Explain what you do without using your job title.
I help people solve puzzles made out of software, and to become more efficient and happier about doing it over and over again.
