Opting out of the stream.
I decided not to perform.
Opting out of the stream.
Everyone expects the icons at the bottom of the page. The little bird. The little camera. The little octopus.
They are invitations to a stream. A place to count followers, to measure daily commits, to perform for the algorithm.
I decided not to perform.
Twitter is a great place to shout into the void. GitHub is a great place to showcase code. But I’m not here to shout, and my best work doesn't live in a public repository—it lives in the actual execution. It lives in the projects I build and the safety I ensure in the real world.
When we chase the metrics of social engagement, we often lose the thread of doing work that matters.
So, I don't have a Twitter feed to scroll or a GitHub commit graph for you to analyze.
If you want to see what I’m building, the projects are right here on this site.
And if you want to have a real conversation, send me an email. That is where the actual connection happens. Let's skip the stream and do the work instead.
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