Florian Weber

@csshsh

Building early stage products – Previously, founding member of and Co-founder and CTO of Amen

Berlin, Germany
gradientreturn.com
Joined July 2008
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    9 Nov 2020

    Now that I’ve been focusing on helping early stage projects, I figured it’s time for a new website

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  2. 14 hours ago

    Rereading On the Shortness of Life and this is probably still my favourite sentence: “You act like mortals in all that you fear, and like immortals in all that you desire.”

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  3. Jan 16

    Looking for a React freelancer for an amazing video streaming app. Remote OK, but preferable CET +/- 4 Hours. Please DM me, if interested

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  4. Jan 12

    I’ve talked to a lot of people about different ways of working recently. Can’t believe how many raised the same issue: “Could be a great way of working. But there are no role modes and there is a lack of imagination. So barely annoyed does it”

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  5. Jan 12

    „Part of the reason everyone follows the same status-seeking path in tech is that our only role models are creators of winner-take-all startups, e.g. Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg. Can we create new paths and new role models with grants and prizes?“ —

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  6. Retweeted
    Jan 6

    berghain

    Name a place with tighter security than the Capitol. RIGHT answers only. 😂👇🏽
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  7. Jan 7

    Love this post from on “High Fidelity Consulting”. Reminds me a lot of the demo-driven development described in Creative Selection

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  8. Jan 5

    Great essay! Can also highly recommend ’s book. It’s exciting and inspiring to see that more unconventional ways of working and team setups can be successful

    A short essay on the surprising intersections between applied R&D practices at experimental restaurants and Apple, inspired by ’s lovely The Uncertainty Mindset. (Originally published in November, but just unlocked for all)
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  9. Jan 5

    Reading 's great book "Creative Selection" right now. It's hilarious to read about the successful design process of the iOS keyboard, while also struggling to take a two-word note on the Kindle

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  10. Jan 4

    The best guide for writing great spaced repetition prompts. Something most Anki users, myself included, struggle with. Also, please support Andy’s research:

    🎉 New essay: This essay catalogues techniques and mental models for writing good spaced repetition prompts—not just to remember stuff but as a method for creating understanding.
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  11. Jan 4

    Reminds me of pointing out the flaws of „loss aversion”

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  12. Jan 4

    Going to continue with this fantastic idea in 2021. Book a slot. Looking forward to chat with you!

    Experimenting with new ways of randomness in my life – Want to talk about some ideas, a project you are working on or anything else? Book a 30 minute call with me
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  13. Jan 2

    Quick survey: How much of your reading time is spent on average on each of those media types: books, articles, newsletters? (Example: 70%, 20%, 10%) — Thanks!

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  14. 29 Dec 2020

    The opposite of Berghain

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    It's pretty awesome how dancing makes robots less intimidating. Looking forward to seeing more nontrivial Machine Learning on these robots. Credit: Boston Dynamics.
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  15. 20 Dec 2020

    Midnight diner. Perfect for this time of the year: food and chill

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  16. 13 Dec 2020

    “Yet in real life, people routinely decline the bet. Paradoxes like these are often used to highlight irrationality or human bias in decision making. But to Peters, it’s simply because people understand it’s a bad deal.” great article on work

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  17. 12 Dec 2020

    Best film I’ve seen this year

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  18. 2 Dec 2020

    What a great mix of interesting, weird and funny

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  19. 24 Nov 2020

    One of the wildest UX I've seen so far

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  20. 18 Nov 2020

    An extreme example of how with boring technology you can run a very successful business 😂

    I never understood it because nobody told me this was possible, I always thought I had to write git commit -m in the CLI and it seemed inferior to FTPing. If anybody told me I could edit my code, and upload to server from my editor....
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  21. 17 Nov 2020

    Makes you realise how countries like Germany lack creativity when confronted with new challenges

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    Absolutely fascinating: Taiwan uses humour as a way to combat disinformation.
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