Andrei Drăgănescu

Kyoto, Paris, Seoul.

In this day and age with prompt to code being twenty a month, writing about your side project is like the old meme “let me sing you the song of my people”.

This sentence is bullshit.

There are two kinds of supermarket shelves: the dead ones (salt), and the ones that look like a minor religion formed around them (toilet paper).

When I left my old job, I had two options:go work somewhere else, or team up with someone for a start-up.I chose the first.

Work–life balance leaves no room for civic life.

Product theory is full of competing commandments.

Inflation is more than numbers on a graph.

We’ve all heard the advice: “If you’re the smartest person in the room, you’re in the wrong room.”

Democracy worked.

The people who shout “you only live once” the loudest are the ones acting as if they don’t believe it.

They didn’t fake the money.

“The madman is not the man who has lost his reason.

I’ve posted in the past about what it means to be customer-centric.

The way forward has always been to ignore the perils and keep pushing.

Ukraine is the cause of the swift dismissal of progressivism not gender theory!

We live in the ruins of the 1st networks.

The political spectacle of this year is in full force.

Being customer centric means to internalize, to believe faithfully, that your money comes from real people who are genuinely helped by your work.

This week I’ve seen three friends.