Year: 2010 (Page 2)

This is especially important to me, right now, considering my current job. Shipping is uncomfortable, even in our web world where we can manipulate bits minutes after something is released. Even though we know we can pull it back, restore, or fix on-the-fly, we still feel a tug to keep polishing.

The urge to tweak is immense. I’ve heard it said that great artists know when a piece of art is finished. Then know when to stop.

Our great trick is to turn tweaking, polishing, and iterating into shipping, shipping, and shipping.

Via many people

Our minds need to go on a diet, indeed.

Via Matt

I can only image how crappy his site would look if every comic had a comment feed. He has forums instead.

Not just great popcorn (my family enjoyed it last year), but also a great cause.

If you buy online, I recommend the pack with the chocolate covered pretzels.

This looks mostly to be about arguing rather than opinions, but it’s still good. Most are really warning signs that you are wasting your time arguing with someone else.

Via Kottke

New site from my friend. Looks pretty cool.

Via Ben

“I’m going to repeat this so I have clarity tonight.”

Phil did not win the nomination, but I’d argue he did have a victory over quiet public speakers. I hope he goes on to lead people to something other than public speaking.

Via @mrgan