John Resig
JavaScript programmer; creator of the jQuery library, author of Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja, and long-time engineer at Khan Academy.
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Their wordsThis does create a world where some big servers, like mastodon.social, are likely too big to ever disconnect from (this will likely create issues similar to the email world where besides a few big players folks running their own email servers is pretty rare).
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Their wordsQuote tweeting isn't a thing on Mastodon (at least not easily) which means that the practice of "dunking" on others via quote tweets is less likely to happen
- 19 months earlier
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Their wordsIt definitely seems that these freedoms (especially the all day hackathons) bring the employees together and allows them to have some fun with their otherwise drab working environment.
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Their wordsI agree with the Red Bull idea too - simply providing open boundaries might be better for everyone, although it would be harder to judge how much 'harder' or 'cooler' one project is when compared to another.
- 4 years earlier
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Their wordsI realized that the feeling of making progress is just as important as making actual progress.
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Their wordsI strongly feel that while side projects are really important they should not be to the exclusion of life in general.
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Resuming work on a side project after an entire week of working on another task is extremely hard.
Their wordsUnfortunately it's extremely hard to resume thinking about a project after an entire week of working on another task.