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The AARRR funnel framework has been the dominant guiding framework to metrics, goal setting, and strategic growth conversations. Funnels were a good starting point but do not accurately represent how the fastest growing products grow. It is time to move past the funnel framework and focus on growth loops.

The math that quantifies how much execution matters

Find all kinds of inspirations and knowledge on how to get started with threejs. With AR evolving and 3D environment getting optimised for web, this can be a helpful skill under your belt if it interests you :)

A collection of best practices that designers can consider when building user interfaces.

An interactive article exploring how the structure and properties of networks can determine whether a diffusion process is likely to "go critical" and spread widely or die out locally. And other things around this.

H.264 is a video compression codec standard. It is ubiquitous - internet video, Blu-ray, phones, security cameras, drones, everything. Everything uses H.264 now.

I have long been very interested in standard thinking errors. However, I was educated in an era wherein the contributions of non-patient-treating psychology to an understanding of misjudgment met little approval from members of the mainstream elite. Instead, interest in psychology was pretty well confined to a group of professors who talked and published mostly for themselves...

Another fun website to checkout

360 degree world generated from user prompts.

A totally cool alternative to Notion in case you feel a bit bored there.

Would totally love this as a gift

Metaphor is a search engine designed from scratch using AI. Our goal is to find what your smartest friend could find you in a week, but instantaneously. By discovering new ways to search the internet, we'll rediscover the internet.

A pinterest alternative for creatives

Godly is a curation of the best web design inspiration, every day. Browse the best e-commerce websites, portfolio websites, animation websites and more.

A free website to access a comprehensive coverage of different topics under the umbrella of psychology. Free knowledge.

A great framework if you are like me. A spendthrift :/

A small collection of interactive UI components from Rauno

Time machine. Fun website. Nostalgic

It’s counterintuitive, but the more we imitate others, the faster we can discover our unique style. In the entertainment world, there’s a long lineage of comedians who tried to copy each other, failed, and became great themselves: Johnny Carson tried to copy Jack Benny, but failed and won six Emmy awards. Then, David Letterman tried to copy Johnny Carson, but failed and became one of America’s great television hosts.

Writing about something, even something you know well, usually shows you that you didn't know it as well as you thought. Putting ideas into words is a severe test. The first words you choose are usually wrong; you have to rewrite sentences over and over to get them exactly right.

A great read to understand the balance between intuitiveness for new users vs the benefits of climbing a rather steep learning curve in any software or hardware program. As you'll learn that the latter really has a strong edge as the repeat usage of any action increases.

Fun website to waste time :) He has a lot more games but this is my favourite by far.

This really makes you second-guess whether all those stats and correlations you saw on social media ever really meant anything at all.

The actions taken by Big Tech have a resonance that goes beyond the context of domestic U.S. politics. Even if they were right, they will still push the world to Internet 3.0.

Fun website

For the longest time we didn’t have to pay a lot of attention to the way we talk about color. The modern display technologies capable of showing more vivid shades have, for better or for worse, changed the rules of the game. Once esoteric ideas like a gamut or a color space are becoming increasingly important.

While the future cannot be predicted with certainty, present understanding in various scientific fields allows for the prediction of some far-future events, if only in the broadest outline.

Great resource to look at typography being used in realistic settings. Gives a good feel of the environment that complements any particular type you want to look for. The breadth of the collection is a little compromised though.

While I was at a family wedding a few weeks ago, one of my aunts asked me, “So, what’s the hardest part about designing a game? It must be coming up with the ideas, right?” I laughed. “I have plenty of ideas–hundreds of them. I think most game designers do. The challenge is executing those ideas.”

A really cool experimental website with some of Justin's creative coding explorations.

Yet another list of ideas and frameworks to help you think better

Es Bueno is a blog by Noah Stokes, a design leader with over 20 years of expereience. Every year he's been taking time out to log what he learned that year. This blog contains a log of his last 7 years.

I turned 30 last week and a friend asked me if I'd figured out any life advice in the past decade worth passing on.  I'm somewhat hesitant to publish this because I think these lists usually seem...

I’m going to be telling some stories about things that have been really hard for me here. It’s really, really important that you know that this is not a laundry list of reasons why I’m leaving Etsy. If anything, these are the reasons why I’ve stayed at Etsy for so long.

Growing up, a white collar career was my only reference point for participating in America’s dwindling middle class. It never occurred to me that alternatives existed...

Great resource to quickly compare design systems and see how they are approaching to solve large system level problems.

I’ve observed thousands of founders and thought a lot about what it takes to make a huge amount of money or to create something important. Usually, people start off wanting the former and end up...

Seriously! He's not even kidding. The grass is always greener on ther other side :)

I didn't consider this perspective before.

Really valuable insights on how to behave. By far my favourite article from Paul.

Great read!

I still have to figure this website out but looks quite interesting

Paul Graham's archive is one my favourite blog out there. I came across this article when Harish Sivaramakrishnan (CRED/Agam) shared this online.

A great bunch of thinking frameworks that also takes a little deep dive into human psychology.

Great website, great content. A really well thought collections of stuff beyong just the bootcamp 101's. This goes a little deeper. Also check www.rauna.me for the coolest portfolio website.

Always helps to be aware

I don't think this is necessarily the best way to find books to read, but this can help

Came across this job hunting product. Looked cool. Parking it here for future use.

Favourite website ;)

The Nobel Prize Winner and author of 'The Grapes of Wrath' on the importance of waiting for love

I'm unable to provide personal experiences or insights from individuals who have worked at specific companies, as my training data only goes up until September 2021, and I don't have access to real-time information or personal experiences.

The good life is a frequent subject on Putanumonit. I aimed for this thread to be an inspiration to myself as well, writing down many things that I think I should do but haven’t gotten around to yet.

David Foster Wallace‘s 2005 commencement speech to the graduating class at Kenyon College, is a timeless trove of wisdom — right up there with Hunter Thompson on finding your purpose and living a meaningful life.

I'm unable to provide personal experiences or insights from individuals who have worked at specific companies, as my training data only goes up until September 2021, and I don't have access to real-time information or personal experiences.