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Top Comments (10)
The segment regarding Quality being a Leadership Choice really resonates. It’s rare to see a leader prioritize craft and quality as a core leadership pillar rather than just a technical byproduct.
I don't like working in projects with people trying to get a promotion, they start doing PDD (Promotion Driven Development) and it is crazy
I can hardly get over the philosophy of QUALITY FIRST at Linear. Very refreshing listening to the CTO speak to this.
Spending half a year building a synchronization engine before any product is a luxury almost no one has. Product market fit should be the sole goal for most startups until it is achieved. Unless of course the engine is core to the needed functionality for the app
For a guy that doesn’t like title, he sure has a great one “Chief Technical Officer”. Especially in the context that others don’t have an outstanding title, his CTO is extra outstanding
Uncle Steve, thank you for reaching out to some tech folks who didn't spend their entire life in the US! I've been interested in perspectives of tech from other countries. On getting an education, I have encountered multiple folks who started their tech careers in the 1990s who didn't have an engineering, math, computer science or physics degree. They were completely driven by curiosity, risk taking and hard work not defined by anyone else. They didn't have a student loan so they started building wealth and families in their 20s. Many didn't miss school but didn't despise education. I wonder where they end up in the 2020s.
AI can write a joke that you will laugh at. But only because it can write 1,000 jokes. What AI can't do is know which of the 1,000 jokes that don't make you laugh are worth taking the time to improve, which is the whole ball game.
another gem of a podcast Steve! Thank you for sharing. With everything AI nowadays - it was pleasant to see more focus on engineering and how AI compliments, not the other way around.
With our current implementation of AI the perception of time is hard.
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Top Comments (10)
The segment regarding Quality being a Leadership Choice really resonates. It’s rare to see a leader prioritize craft and quality as a core leadership pillar rather than just a technical byproduct.
I don't like working in projects with people trying to get a promotion, they start doing PDD (Promotion Driven Development) and it is crazy
I can hardly get over the philosophy of QUALITY FIRST at Linear. Very refreshing listening to the CTO speak to this.
Spending half a year building a synchronization engine before any product is a luxury almost no one has. Product market fit should be the sole goal for most startups until it is achieved. Unless of course the engine is core to the needed functionality for the app
For a guy that doesn’t like title, he sure has a great one “Chief Technical Officer”. Especially in the context that others don’t have an outstanding title, his CTO is extra outstanding
Uncle Steve, thank you for reaching out to some tech folks who didn't spend their entire life in the US! I've been interested in perspectives of tech from other countries. On getting an education, I have encountered multiple folks who started their tech careers in the 1990s who didn't have an engineering, math, computer science or physics degree. They were completely driven by curiosity, risk taking and hard work not defined by anyone else. They didn't have a student loan so they started building wealth and families in their 20s. Many didn't miss school but didn't despise education. I wonder where they end up in the 2020s.
AI can write a joke that you will laugh at. But only because it can write 1,000 jokes. What AI can't do is know which of the 1,000 jokes that don't make you laugh are worth taking the time to improve, which is the whole ball game.
another gem of a podcast Steve! Thank you for sharing. With everything AI nowadays - it was pleasant to see more focus on engineering and how AI compliments, not the other way around.
With our current implementation of AI the perception of time is hard.
Get 6 months free of Linear Business (3 seats) to celebrate our partnership 👉🏻 Redeem at: https://linear.app/ale