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Artemis II isn’t about landing.
It’s about proving we can go to the Moon…
and come back safely.
It’s been decades since Apollo 17.
Before going further, we need to get this right again.
Going is optional.
Returning is everything. 🚀
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Not to water it down but to show what people are going through abroad. Some people back him think they’ve got it easy
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Tech Stuff retweeted
Me to #ClaudeAI : you are principal software architect, approach this task with highest standard
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Humans never attributed spiritual believe with inventions. Mathematicians existed long before civilization. If you flew a jet back in time, you will be detained and interrogated.
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“We shipped an update.”
Users: why does everything feel worse?
Tech teams love shipping.
Users care about stability.
New features are visible.
Broken flows are unforgettable.
The real challenge isn’t building more.
It’s changing things without making them worse.
Have you ever updated something and instantly regretted it?
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Nothing exposes bad engineering faster than a slow product.
Not the features.
Not the UI.
Not the branding.
Speed.
Users won’t tell you what’s wrong.
They’ll just leave.
200ms feels instant.
2 seconds feels broken.
Performance isn’t a “nice to have.”
It is the product.
What’s the slowest app you still use?
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I removed 3 tools from my workflow this week.
Nothing broke.
In fact… things got faster.
Fewer decisions.
Less switching.
More actual work.
We talk a lot about optimizing.
But sometimes the real upgrade is just… removing things.
Add less.
Finish more.
What’s something you could stop using right now?
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Most bugs don’t come from complex systems.
They come from small assumptions.
One missed edge case.
One wrong variable.
One “this should work.”
And suddenly you’re 2 hours deep debugging something tiny.
Good engineers don’t avoid mistakes.
They reduce assumptions.
What’s the smallest bug that wasted your time recently?
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The modern tech stack isn’t getting better. It’s getting heavier.
We keep adding tools… but rarely remove any.
Now it’s:
– 10+ dashboards
– overlapping features
– constant context switching
At some point, the stack starts slowing you down instead of helping.
The best engineers I know aren’t using more tools.
They’re using fewer, better ones.
What’s one tool you’d drop today?
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