Published in Keeping Up with Imprint
Published in The Curiosum
Radical Uncertainty: Why Your Projects Fall Flat and What to Do About It
Published in Miscellaneous Thoughts
The Other
Exploring the human tendency to alienate people due to differences
Published in Hubris is a Buzz Killer
Hubris is a Buzz Killer
Whether it is the founder’s face on the cover of a magazine or attainment of a unicorn valuation, founders would do well to keep their egos checked at the door. Nothing can kill a successful company quicker than when the founder or her executive team starts to believe they are invincible.
Published in The Curiosum
A Short Letter to 7.6+ Billion People
Why 2020helped.me needed to be created
Published in Android phones as webcams and security cameras
Android phones as webcams and security cameras
Squeezing life out of old devices during a deadly(?) pandemic
Published in Healthy Tech Guy
I built a Paraphrasing Tool that can rewrite text - Github link included
Using AI to rewrite your text shouldn't be this easy
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Published in Thomas's thoughts
Everybody Should Build an Audience
If you haven't, you should start today.
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Published in Roland's Notes
Student founders are in their prime
Why students are in the perfect position to build something new
Published in Thomas's thoughts
Deploy
Don't be afraid of negative feedback. True failure is not getting the feedback, which is necessary to learn.
Published in Product Design Club
Why designers should learn to code.
As a designer, and someone who had code as one of their key skills it really gives me a slight edge.
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Published in Hubris is a Buzz Killer
A Broken Executive Recruiting Process
Most newly recruited executives fail to live up to their expectations. Despite the fanfare, high hopes (and cost) a new executive appointment brings, half fail entirely during the first eighteen months. And, more than three quarters are not considered an unequivocal success.
Published in Thoughts on Science and Our World
Takeaways from a Few Hours Spent in a Flat Earth Discord Server
Published in decremental
Jason Fried on fixing email
... and the amazing freedom of NOT building something for a billion people
Published in Early Baseball History
Copyright and the Cleveland Spiders
Concerning the Spiders' copyright, and what it potentially means to the Indians
Published in Robert Merki's Blog
How I Started Reading 10 Hours Every Week
What I did to stop wasting time and start reading more.
Published in Software development 101
All you need to know about types of software testing before product launch
Want to make sure your app is picture-perfect but don’t know where to start? Here is the list of most important types of software testing you should apply before the product launch.
