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Design
A long thread on the unglamorous parts of the job: writing the error messages, arguing about a single pixel of padding, and reading support tickets before anyone else is awake.
The most-shared reply argues that the difference between a good product and a great one is almost entirely the second week of work, after the demo has already impressed everyone.
Engineering
@drmiller · saved Monday
@harpreetb · saved Sunday
@t_okoro · saved last week
Tools
A short essay everyone shared and few read to the end. It turns out the ending is the point.
@lena.writes · saved Friday
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