Personally as a manager, I find doing the tedious work to be one of the best uses of my time. It helps keep my engineers happy and focused, which is the most important part of my job.

I found by current job (at Reddit) through them. It was a really great experience.

We did kill that feature.

That wasn't a feature.

I sold a MacBook on eBay once and the buyer returned a different (broken) computer. I had pictures and documentation to prove that the serial numbers were different.

eBay simply does not care. No matter what you do, if a buyer tries to scam you, you will lose.

I step over used needles in SF every day on my way to / from work. No thanks.

That's also bullshit.

Sam Altman and Paul Graham have clearly been pissed off for quite a while if you follow them on Twitter.

This is a huge step forward in react routing. I'm still on v3, but very excited to switch. I love that I don't have to separate my thinking about routes vs normal components.

Ex. If I want to lazy load a route vs something below the fold, I can use the same HOC for both.

Open source work impresses me the most.

Not much.