I am that weird guy who asks random questions to strangers. I recently had the opporunity to talk with a Japenese medium size business owner in a public transport. I always wanted to ask a question to a Japanese business owner, and I finally did. Me: I understand the idea of “Japanese humbleness,” but waht if I don’t want to clean the toilet and the surrounding area. He: Well, if all the employees are doing that, including the president, you should as well. Me: I understand that, but if I am hired as an accountant and people have already cleaned the toilet 3 times, what is the value in this?

Anything that is too open-ended is generally bad feedback.

Rage-building a startup to success is a thing and it is undoubtedly the best and most guranteed way to start building.

The successful exit startup rulebook. Creating a startup based on a feature of a big software.

Corporate memes are either not funny or can’t risk offending someone

Grammarly still sucks. And Go…. when you don’t want to rewrite things in Rust. This is a part 2 of an another blog.

Because Grammarly is just terrible even the pro version. Toolstack - Powershell and Autohotkey.

The big 3 cool languages for making binary executables. Learning in the wrong way with ChatGPT.

Minimalism for the sake of minimalism is an agenda.

Any role that has a direct business goal that doesn’t involve full time programming to build the product.