We just launched a new tool that allows you to search podcasts by guest, and more!

https://blog.rubini.solutions/we-launched-podda-io-2021/

This episode is about encapsulating my thinking on the topic of hiring at this point in time. In addition, I set my weird candidate criteria.

https://blog.rubini.solutions/11-2/

This is an episode about finding the thing that makes the other things you do meaningless.

https://blog.rubini.solutions/does-it-make-sense/

Pointing out a great tweet by Patrick Collison (CEO @ Stripe)

https://blog.rubini.solutions/speed-by-subtraction/

In this episode I clarify my position about code becoming a commodity. Is code still technology? What will we work in the future?

https://blog.rubini.solutions/the-era-of-gods/

How can you differentiate yourself when code is becoming a commodity?

https://blog.rubini.solutions/multiple-products-same-product/

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Here is why I don't aim for that and instead, I try to make my projects less ready.

https://blog.rubini.solutions/make-it-less-ready/

Our life is made of days, and our days are made of events.

Events are major highlights which obfuscate everything else that you do in a given day.

Events are not only major social events, like a wedding could be. An event could be you going for a run, it could be you discovering something for the first time, it could be anything that moves you far more than what you usually do.

They are also present in nature: for example, a rock falling into the water is an event.

For you to have an event, you need to have something that is constant; a routine; a plain layer that you can shock.

https://blog.rubini.solutions/events-compressing-and-expanding-time/

About autopoiesis and self-reference.

https://blog.rubini.solutions/permission-to-forget/

Eventually, all the solutions in a market end up looking the same and having the same features.

https://blog.rubini.solutions/dont-build-for-too-long/