Notices by Rachel Lee Nabors (rachelnabors@toot.cafe)

I chastised a fellow founder friend who is working at the intersection of product, data, and finance for charging a CRIMINALLY LOW hourly rate when he has so much experience to give. "Charge more for your hours so you have to work less of them and can spend that time on your projects!" It's hard to break that individual contributor mindset. But your lifespan is the one thing you cannot buy back. Spend your wisely.

So grateful for being able to vote electronically from abroad 🇺🇲📬

Quarterly life dashboard checking shows my Play, Relationships and Health quads are doing superbly despite Work flagging. Yay

@mattly @siderea

I think it's interesting that the argument of the post is that CSS and the people who are good at it are delegitamized in the tech community is pushed to the side is lost in a sea of "I hate this; thank you for hating it, too." It is easy to hate things that are hard. But that doesn't make them less legitimate.

Modern CSS can do so much well. But it isn't "easy." Anything solving for this many use cases while being backwards compatible is going to be a challenge!

"perhaps it isn’t CSS itself but our unwillingness to examine our sexist ideas of what is worthy in web development"

https://thoughtbot.com/blog/tailwind-and-the-femininity-of-css