Jack Dorsey: a native internet protocol for social media. There’s a lot of conversation around the #TwitterFiles. Here’s my take,* (more)

How it Started. TLDR: Bluesky was announced in 2019 but the legal entity itself was only recently set up. In the meantime, the bluesky community took shape and has taken on a life of its own. There now exists two separate organizations, the bluesky community and Bluesky PBLLC. (more)

Jerry Weinberg writes about this in More Secrets Of Consulting. (more)

Martin Cagan: Transformation Regrets. It’s one thing to talk in the abstract about issues in a company that prevent or hinder transformation, and it’s another to talk about my personal regrets with the various companies I’ve tried to help transform over the years (see background (2022-05-31) Cagan Moore Transformation Defined) (more)

RSS is an XML standard originally designed for providing summaries of new content from a website "channel". (more)

Zulip: Open-source team live-chat with topic-based threading (more)

Matthew Guay: Software From the Future: The Invite Only, Beta Software That’s Changing Computing. Here—in no particular order—are the beta software that’s caught our eye, tools we’re looking forward to trying this year. (more)

Atlassian Issue Tracker (more)

Jared Pereira: 39: Internet Learning Homesteading. the core element of hyperlink v1, that’s missing in v2 and reflected in Internet Homesteading is the idea of a personal website as a tool for learning. (more)

Erlend Sogge Heggen: Communal Bonfires. Online/virtual community platforms are assembly-kits for large, communal bonfires, designed to draw people towards the light and into the warm togetherness of community (more)

Linear.app's Linear Method: Introduction. Software project management tools should build with the end users – the creators – in mind. Keeping individuals productive is more important than generating perfect reports. (more)

Andy Matuschak: Three years of crowdfunded research. 2022 was my third year as a crowdfunded independent researcher. My primary income is, and has been, a membership program. Most researchers answer to a few grantmaking committees; I answer to hundreds of internet strangers. (more)

Iterative process of "Plan-Do-Study-Act" (more)

If you're digging-into, or generating, numbers (spreadsheet), you probably need a visual "interface" to them. (more)

10x? Expert? Smart and Gets Things Done? High Agency? Think Big? (more)

Coding Bootcamp started by Austen Allred, with Income-Share Agreement option. (more)

Statistical process control (SPC) or statistical quality control (SQC) is the application of statistical methods to monitor and control the quality of a production process. This helps to ensure that the process operates efficiently, producing more specification-conforming products with less waste scrap. SPC can be applied to any process where the "conforming product" (product meeting specifications) output can be measured. Key tools used in SPC include run charts, control charts, a focus on continuous improvement, and the design of experiments. An example of a process where SPC is applied is manufacturing lines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistical_process_control

Cedric Chin: How to Become Data Driven. In our previous piece we took a look at Goodhart’s Law, and examined how Donald Wheeler’s Understanding Variation contains a method for dealing with the Law in various organisational contexts (more)

Any Product Manager should be able to do their own SQL-based Exploratory Data Analysis. (more)

Reviving PyMiniRacer. The old Sqreen PyMiniRacer project had only recently fallen into disrepair. Can we revive it? TL;DR: Yes! (more)