DIRT Protocol

Some advice are extrapolations from observations limited by someone's life experience. This is a type of bias, if s… https://t.co/dBl3wqzjdu

And thus we've completed one full cycle, back to imperative, on top of an abstraction. How high can we go before it… https://t.co/HofW3npEoy

That ushers in a new wave of accessibility and productivity, if the right abstractions are picked. But then, inevit… https://t.co/A2elMHRilD

And as much as a system is functional, when it matures more, we see patterns, and we desire to tell the computer wh… https://t.co/OAXaJPgcJV

Most programming is imperative. It's easiest to think about when tackling a new problem. But once it mature, it's h… https://t.co/mBgUg719WI

But Personal APIs feel like a flex reserved for the powerful, rather than something mutually respected up and down… https://t.co/DEt3ADIo0Y

If there was a "Personal API" you could publish to your coworkers to set boundaries and expectations about when to… https://t.co/I2uQSn1kMC

A social network is a graph. A social network with groups is a semi-lattice.

One way to bootstrap users is to solve problems for people that you already know well. If no one you know well ha… https://t.co/aW9sRXgVeM

Unscheduled phone calls are an imposition of your availability on someone else's time. Why do we tolerate it in Slack?

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You'd also have to solve usability problems, like tracing data flows, or if there's an error in a cell, highlightin… https://t.co/udPO99YHqC

But you'd have to add well-worn workflows devs use for good reason. Versioning, web integration, deployments, type… https://t.co/u9MO84ia1J

Is there room in the world for an "Excel for Developers"? You'd get to work in a functional language with observabi… https://t.co/iIRy6sHMuD

Niche down. It's always easier to expand later. It's almost always easier to go from concrete to abstract, than the… https://t.co/9JjBPciCrP

That's a much more specific audience. There are beer forums, and I'd know where to search and find them. That's a m… https://t.co/nM7JBFq4ww

Mobtroplis could have had people collecting beers that they drink, taking a picture of the bottle as part of their… https://t.co/wJZAp3VKzV

In retrospect, I should have niched down into beer drinkers. At the time, lots of US microbreweries were popping up… https://t.co/BYgqbdFP7t

If you find that your product requires an audience with an abstract desire, you may need to niche down. If there'… https://t.co/xdo5uIVGsN

It was suppose to be for people that want to do interesting things. Where would I find them? There's no forum for p… https://t.co/usPmVmA8xP

It was a couple years too far ahead, and the execution wasn't the best. But it was directionally correct in the are… https://t.co/DJQT9upo8W

It was a collections game. Like a pokemon of doing interesting things, that would change and expand your life the m… https://t.co/IIr3QIhnvG