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Marty Cagan: “What I believe is the largest source of waste in technology, and that’s waste in large companies […] that spend shocking amounts of money on technology every year for such paltry results.” → Read More

Jonathan Lefèvre: “This has mostly allowed me to realize what was truly making the strength of the customer service at Capitaine Train: its operational efficiency. In the end, if we could manage 2 millions of customers with a small team of 15 people, it was because we were extremely well equipped.” → Read More

Tim Ferriss: “The hard choices -- what we most fear doing, asking, saying -- these are very often exactly what we most need to do. And the biggest challenges and problems we face will never be solved with comfortable conversations, whether it's in your own head or with other people.” → Read More

Someone from the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana: “Don’t tell anyone I told you this, but the Japanese are making better pizzas than we are.” → Read More

Erik D. Kennedy: “To understand that, you just need to be able to speak interface. And that’s the craziest thing to me. Interface fluency is something anyone can achieve.” → Read More

I had the chance to go to Singapore twice recently. The city is really incredible — it's full of surprises, with gigantic skyscrapers, mind-blowing structures and some ancient places hidden inside the districts. → Read More

Federico Viticci: “For security to be effective, it needs to be used, and for good security practices to be used, they need to be nice, they need to be elegant, they need to be clear.” → Read More

Nikita: “So everything is just a pile of barely working code added on top of previously written barely working code. It keeps growing in size and complexity, diminishing any chance for a change. To have a healthy ecosystem you need to go back and revisit. You need to occasionally throw stuff away and replace it with better stuff.” → Read More

Stephen Wilkes: “I build a photograph based on time. […] I realised that Day to Night is really a new way of seeing.” → Read More