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Head of Product @convex.dev abstractedmind.com Previously: Google Photos, Bump, Zintin

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Convex.dev offers the best developer experience I’ve encountered in my ~25-year coding career. It gets so many things right. Only a week in, but it already feels incredibly promising. Can’t wait to see where this journey leads!

Music listening goes in seasons for me. I am deep in it lately. My recent discovery is Indian electronica/house. It's just this incredible amalgamation of sounds that are so familiar to me and sounds that I fell in love with in my teens.

Paywalls for news articles makes me want to read news less in general. Maybe the headline is enough. I already pay a lot for one major news publication, I don't want to pay for 10 of these just because I see an interesting article from them once every 2 months.

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My secret sauce for launching quick and superior products is completely free @convex.dev (The backend that’s more reliable than my sleep schedule) @clerk.com (Making auth so easy, my rubber duck is unemployed) #stripe (Because ramen isn’t free, and neither are my apps)

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apropos of nothing, a reminder that block party can help you delete old twitter posts en masse and also block annoying posters en masse (now that my for you feed is full of right wing gunk, there are lots of tweets that are pretty handy to plug into the block retweeters tool)

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We ended up building a two-step sync, once from the cloud and once from the local disk. Then merged it all into a single database table that we then paged into memory for infinite scrolling.

This was now long enough ago that I can't remember all the details, but hopefully, I got the highlights right.

Photos Android app had it's own unique challenge because it was trying to be the default way to view photos on the phone, and a seamless cloud photo library at the same time.

I know this is not scalable, there are always more docs to write, but it's something I hope to keep doing here and there for a long time.

Just realized that I've now been professionally writing code for 20 years. Though I don't know what to make of this completely. Mostly I am excited.

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