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— conor (@UglyBoyBigLoser) August 20, 2019
Chicken Lime Cilantro Bowls
Where Would Your Peloton Bike Go?
I’ve always wondered where I’d put a Peloton bike.
Why does every ski mountain trail map look the same?
Since 1988, James Niehues has hand-painted 255 trail maps for 175 ski mountains all over the world. His work is immediately recognizable–the watercolor paintings beautifully illustrate each run, with tiny snow-capped trees surrounding them. A grand, pastoral view of the mountain’s neighbors tops off each splendid landscape painting. Now, all of his work will be available in an Kickstarter-funded eponymous coffee-table book called The Man Behind the Map.
Source: Why does every ski mountain trail map look the same?
Sundays are for Football and Food Prep
Chicken Burrito Bowl
Easy to prep lunches for the week. Use frozen corn and cauliflower rice to make things easier.
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 45 minutes
Servings 1
Calories 393 kcal
Ingredients
- 2/3 cup corn
- 2/3 cup cauliflower rice
- 1/3 cup black beans
- 1/3 cup sauteed peppers and onions
- 2/3 cup cherry tomatoes
- 4 oz oven baked chicken
Text Casing
Don’t lose your mind trying to determine what casing to use.
- UPPERCASE
- lowercase
- PascalCase or UpperCamelCase
- camelCase or lowerCamelCase
- kebab-case
- snake_case
- Darwin_Case
- StUdLyCaPs or STuDLyCaPS
Seth Godin: Creating a useful spec
- What is the problem to be solved?
- How are we going to solve it?
- How can we test that the thing we built matches what we set out to build?
- How will we know if it’s working?
Seth Godin: Installing the stupid filter
“Are you sure?” is something humans ask all the time. If you go to an ethical plastic surgeon and announce, through drunken tears, that you want a new nose, new lips, new hips and a skin peel, all at once, she’ll not only ask if you’re sure, but she’ll send you home to think about it first.
Christmas Eve Dinner
- Smoked Beef Tenderloin
- Roasted Brussel Sprouts and Petite Potatoes
- Corn Salad
- Bacon-wrapped Dates w/ Goat Cheese
The Joy of Missing Out
Jason doesn’t pay much attention to what anyone else is doing or thinking. He reads the paper once a day. He has no long-term goals for himself or his business. Everything at Basecamp is designed in six week sprints; if something can’t get done in six weeks, they don’t build it.
Jason and his team focus intently on what they are doing now, discovering what is most important to their customer and doing the best job they can to deliver that. They aren’t driven by an arbitrary growth goal. Years ago, they even decided to stop selling a few of their ancillary products. They felt their flagship Basecamp product was world-class and other complementary products were not. Less was more.
Source: Jason Fried & the Joy of Missing Out | Friday Forward (#155)