> Our work evokes a feeling. The feeling matters. The feeling is part of the work. The desired feeling is part of the requirements.

I do share this ambition. In my own metric, I was as successful as it gets when “the desired feeling” is achieved. But I often have the impression that others around me don’t share this, or do so to a lesser degree. However, that doesn’t stop me one bit.

I think that shows if you are a product person. And product people are a rare breed. Within them, you will need to find someone who could do or understand business, operation, sales and marketing. Something every successful entrepreneur will eventually acquired.

TFW a developer discovers UX.

Haven’t felt it in so long, but it’s what keeps the bills paid

I wish we could turn off the self help twitter hybrid posts that we're getting more and more often in HACKER news.

I wouldn't get anything done.

nuf said :) https://open.spotify.com/track/3cbV252akVZInSvJk7jAYX?si=86a...

feeling is something developed by evolution, not by accident

my best guess is that it is far easier to deeply feel complex concepts rather than to arrive to similar conclusions purely based on reason/logic