Ryan Singer

@rjs

Fractional CPO. Author of Shape Up. Former Head of Strategy at 37signals. [email protected]

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Ryan Singer

@rjs

3 Nov

When you hit an unknown, that's the moment to dig in. Don't note it for later. Don't make a task and add it to the pile. If it's a material unknown that poses a risk to the project, answer it now. I see this at the whiteboard sometimes. A dev says "I'm not sure, I'd have to look…

Ryan Singer

@rjs

2 Nov

Love it when a hard-earned abstraction gracefully handles an unexpected use case just thrown at it.

Ryan Singer

@rjs

29 Okt

The concepts of ‘token’ and ‘embedding’ map very well to Langacker’s definition of a linguistic symbol as a phonological pole and a semantic pole. (In Cognitive Grammar)

Ryan Singer

@rjs

12 Okt

AI transcripts tell you more about how the human works than how the agent works.

Mitchell Hashimoto

@mitchellh

11 Okt

I've shared the full transcript of every agentic coding session from implementing the unobtrusive Ghostty updates and provided commentary alongside about my thinking and process. Total cost: $15.98 over 16 sessions. "Vibing a Non-Trivial Ghostty Feature" mitchellh.com/writing/non-tr…

Ryan Singer

@rjs

12 Okt

Love what I’m seeing in Remix 3. High-leverage simplicity.

Ryan Singer

@rjs

29 Sep

The #1 thing that distinguishes an interaction with a very senior-level person (designer, developer) is the ability to have a conversation about the problems. Not just what to do, but what needs to be solved.

Ryan Singer

@rjs

29 Sep

If design is about solving problems, then a way to define taste is: the ability to *see* the problems.

Ryan Singer

@rjs

26 Sep

What good factoring/naming does is it rescales problems. It creates a bridge between a low level that is hard to talk about and a high level that is too big. People often treat naming/factorization as being about reuse (eg “patterns”). The ability to reuse is further downstream…