High Geek Humor goo.gl/fb/rwCgXa

I've been working on Carrot for a few years now as a labor of love. Communication within a company gets harder as you grow, and there are so many problems that come with not doing it well. Distributed and remote teams even more so. I hope Carrot will help teams align better. xitter.cf/carrot_hq/status/10225…

“How to save yourself from a bad startup idea that looks good” buff.ly/1lBb0CX It's similar to my own: buff.ly/1lBaXXw

You've got to create a product that at least a few people NEED, not one that many people WANT. buff.ly/1RsBaE9 via @jithamithra

Seems obvious in hindsight, but I've not seen it stated so clearly: The Full Stack Marketer’s Hierarchy of Needs buff.ly/1I84T33

Yes, yes and yes! Couldn't agree more. "Your MVP is minimal, but is it viable?" buff.ly/1ZD2143 Great stuff from @alexiskold

Great (painful) lessons from the SaaS trenches by @liamgooding of @trak_io "Why We Killed A $150,000 Feature" buff.ly/1EFNGMJ

Web Assembly is the future, all languages will compile to the same browser instruction set. CLJS and JS will be peers bit.ly/1IEvVO3

"We need to be able to 'live' in our software, to inhabit it, not to treat it merely is a soulless workplace." bit.ly/1IEvVO3

"I actually spend the majority of my money attempting to create more things." -Kanye (and Bezos and Musk) bit.ly/1FfFqO7

Books force us to let someone else’s thoughts inhabit our minds completely. medium.com/@hughmcguire/why-…

"...our job is also to understand what people think they want and then translate the our value into their terms..." bit.ly/1FlPSXJ

"Gifted are the builders with selective amnesia, who can see the thing exactly as it is. Without the excuses." bit.ly/17TxlW0

"the only thing that matters for builders—is whether what’s built is good for the people it was intended for" bit.ly/17TxlW0

"consider the difference between the experiences and mentality of a Silicon Valley Engineer, and your average user" bit.ly/1BmcR4n

"Instead of trying to love something, find out what you’re already doing. That’s the thing you actually love." bit.ly/1Drea1b

On learning to code: "...at some point, you're going to have to create magic from a blank text file..." bit.ly/1vt9YND

Reading exposition is like doing homework; an investment made with the understanding that it’s critical to the story. bit.ly/1wvEJLu

"experiences will be dreamt up by “experience makers” — the VR version of filmmakers" bit.ly/15HbnV2