Bryce York

The higher you move within the organization, the more your success is tied to the questions you ask rather than the answers you give.

@rachel_l_woods context context context. what do?

Here's how I talk to my AI: - I have this WILD idea... is that insane? - blah blah blah blah .... does that make sense? - Do this and if you have any doubt whatsoever, just ask. What are the common terms you use?

@seconds_0 implies to me they’re valued based on the data they’re collecting not the saas revenues

This doesnt make any sense and I am a paying wispr flow customer

@kevinstock12 how do you feel about exercise and pushups/sit-ups today?

My Dad had some interesting parenting ideas. To earn our daily $1 allowance, my brothers and I had to do 100 pushups and 100 sit-ups. On Sunday, we'd get the $7 payout, and then have to put $1 into the collection basket at church. If we acted up, we weren't sent to our rooms for timeout, we were sent into pushup position. "Time in." Before drives, he'd line all 4 of us up in the street to race, a genius idea to wear us out so we'd sit still in the car. I often wonder about the impact of childhood rituals. For example, my chest and abs have always been comparatively overdeveloped (was it the 100 pushups and sit-ups per day?). It makes me wonder what other unconventional rituals parents have their kids do (and potential positive / negative outcomes)?

@kyrylo figured that was better than pretending i didn’t and deleting my comment 😆

@meetbryce Thanks for the demo anyway 🙂

One line of CSS. Perfectly responsive typography on every screen. font-size: clamp(1rem, 1vw, 1.75rem); 🪄 1rem minimum keeps text readable on phones 🪄 1vw makes it scale fluidly with the viewport 🪄 1.75rem caps it elegantly on large displays No media queries or breakpoints. Try it!

@kyrylo codepen.io/bryceyork/pen/… i should learn to read better. i missed that your whole point was the font resizing lol

@meetbryce Got a demo?

@aleksliving BPAmaxxing 📈

hear me out … what if we add reminders that print out like restaurant orders?

@pengzheng_ @Levels ^^^ you need to do this with date. it’s killing me that you can’t tell what day you’re on unless you’re at the top of the page. and i know which app i’m in so it’s okay not to waste that space on just your logo 😉

title scrolls up → becomes the title bar. hover → becomes back-to-top. same pixel, three states.

@kyrylo i suspect i have been rage baited lol

@kyrylo width: 100% padding: xxx margin: xxx float: right font-size: xxx color: xxx you can do this whole thing with those 6. same as in may 1998 when float was ratified in css2

if this advice applies to you it’s probably the highest leverage investment you can make as a business leader. give your engineers claude or codex instead of github copilot. watch their productivity soar! if this seems trite, i’ve given CEOs/CPOs this advice this month.

@paulswaney3 🤡

Young people massively underestimate how their public social media can kill high-paying job offers I have personally seen 5 offer letters pulled in NY over social media content. All were 300k plus total comp roles. Real cases If you are aiming for 85k forever, you are probably fine If you want bigger things, read this

@businessbarista AI-native

I want to start an AI community for executives. This will be a space for people to share killer use cases, agentic workflows/agents, post-AI org structure, AI governance, AI training/enablement, change management, and more. Comment “AI-native” if you want to join.

@jacob_posel 🫡

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@matijaoe @petergyang my assumption is that it’s the sustained heat (from the main body) being right next to the screen

@meetbryce @petergyang How would screen being on affect this?

How to keep your agents running even when your macbook lid is closed: 1. Go to Mac App Store and download Amphetamine 2. Go to Settings → Session Defaults → uncheck everything below You're welcome :)

@fransotodev @petergyang oh that’s a clever idea. and it’s worked??

@meetbryce @petergyang Bought a microfiber cloth on aliexpress and I always put it in the middle when closing it. I was ok to have those in the work laptop, but definitely not in my personal one

@oyacaro @petergyang it’s the absolute worst. i have no idea.

@meetbryce @petergyang i have the keyboard outlines and i never ran it closed. how do i get rid of them tho

@TheNathanRuff for some reason if you like this post there’s a flowers emoji?

There was a Rolls Royce dealer who used to text me every week asking if I was ready to pull the trigger on the on a Wraith. I bought one from a different dealer about a month ago. He hasn’t texted me once since then. It’s always good to have an opportunity to see someone’s true character when they don’t think they’re going to get a commission from you anymore. Like, someone who was genuinely invested in our friendship would’ve kept texting.

@petergyang i avoid it as much as i can with my personal machine

@meetbryce I run with the lid closed all the time when i'm using it with my external monitor - is that bad?

bullish on the PM role quietly becoming the most important role in tech again when anyone can build, the person who decides WHAT to build becomes the bottleneck