Joseph Jude
@jjude.com
CTO • Coder for fun • Homeschooling dad of @joshgarrett.xyz & @jerryg.xyz
Developing: @thoughttonote.ai
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Joseph Jude
@jjude.com
· Dec 3
Joseph Jude - Coach • CTO • Podcast Host
Build gravitas to win life and career
jjude.com
👋 Hi everyone!
🇮🇳 I'm Joseph & I live in India
🤝 here to learn & engage
👨👨👦👦 Homeschooling dad
🧑🏽💻 CTO + coder for fun (@siteaudit.tools & @thoughttonote.ai)
🌐 jjude.com (blog), notes.jjude.com (wiki), bsky.jjude.com (social)
🏷️ posts: #bible, #india, #tech, #golang, #preact, #coding, #homeschooling
🇮🇳 I'm Joseph & I live in India
🤝 here to learn & engage
👨👨👦👦 Homeschooling dad
🧑🏽💻 CTO + coder for fun (@siteaudit.tools & @thoughttonote.ai)
🌐 jjude.com (blog), notes.jjude.com (wiki), bsky.jjude.com (social)
🏷️ posts: #bible, #india, #tech, #golang, #preact, #coding, #homeschooling
Reposted by Joseph Jude
January 1, 2026 at 4:13 PM
In 2025, I managed to get 45k page views.
13k views came from www.jjude.com/tech-notes/...
another 3k came from www.jjude.com/biblical-we...
Hoping to get more views this year.
13k views came from www.jjude.com/tech-notes/...
another 3k came from www.jjude.com/biblical-we...
Hoping to get more views this year.
January 2, 2026 at 1:04 PM
In 2025, I managed to get 45k page views.
13k views came from www.jjude.com/tech-notes/...
another 3k came from www.jjude.com/biblical-we...
Hoping to get more views this year.
13k views came from www.jjude.com/tech-notes/...
another 3k came from www.jjude.com/biblical-we...
Hoping to get more views this year.
My wish for you in 2026: Find your gang of lunatics who will make your journey worthwhile.
I have already found mine.
I have already found mine.
January 1, 2026 at 12:32 PM
My wish for you in 2026: Find your gang of lunatics who will make your journey worthwhile.
I have already found mine.
I have already found mine.
I have been publishing annual review for the past 11 years. I just published one for 2025.
Every 12 weeks, I pursue activities under:
• Wealth
• Insights
• Network
• Self
⇒ WINS
Little bit of WINS every 12 weeks.
Read my annual review here: www.jjude.com/2025/
Every 12 weeks, I pursue activities under:
• Wealth
• Insights
• Network
• Self
⇒ WINS
Little bit of WINS every 12 weeks.
Read my annual review here: www.jjude.com/2025/
December 31, 2025 at 12:26 PM
I have been publishing annual review for the past 11 years. I just published one for 2025.
Every 12 weeks, I pursue activities under:
• Wealth
• Insights
• Network
• Self
⇒ WINS
Little bit of WINS every 12 weeks.
Read my annual review here: www.jjude.com/2025/
Every 12 weeks, I pursue activities under:
• Wealth
• Insights
• Network
• Self
⇒ WINS
Little bit of WINS every 12 weeks.
Read my annual review here: www.jjude.com/2025/
Darkness is often overwhelming. But unless you let it, it can never overpower you.
December 31, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Darkness is often overwhelming. But unless you let it, it can never overpower you.
Planning is easy; doing is hard.
As we enter the new year, I'm sure many of you are thinking about goals. If history is any indicator, we often abandon our goals quicker than we expect. So, what is the fix?
My son talks about the process he follows.
blog.jerryg.xyz/planning-is...
As we enter the new year, I'm sure many of you are thinking about goals. If history is any indicator, we often abandon our goals quicker than we expect. So, what is the fix?
My son talks about the process he follows.
blog.jerryg.xyz/planning-is...
December 30, 2025 at 10:44 AM
Planning is easy; doing is hard.
As we enter the new year, I'm sure many of you are thinking about goals. If history is any indicator, we often abandon our goals quicker than we expect. So, what is the fix?
My son talks about the process he follows.
blog.jerryg.xyz/planning-is...
As we enter the new year, I'm sure many of you are thinking about goals. If history is any indicator, we often abandon our goals quicker than we expect. So, what is the fix?
My son talks about the process he follows.
blog.jerryg.xyz/planning-is...
Is income inequality a lagging indicator of skill inequality and grit inequality?
December 29, 2025 at 1:01 AM
Is income inequality a lagging indicator of skill inequality and grit inequality?
Reposted by Joseph Jude
Everyone tries to find a reason for why humans are better than AI. People think it's worse because it's limited to it's training data.
But aren't we the same?
Our interaction with the world is based on our own "training data".
But aren't we the same?
Our interaction with the world is based on our own "training data".
December 27, 2025 at 9:50 AM
Everyone tries to find a reason for why humans are better than AI. People think it's worse because it's limited to it's training data.
But aren't we the same?
Our interaction with the world is based on our own "training data".
But aren't we the same?
Our interaction with the world is based on our own "training data".
Continued optimisation for efficiency removes flexibility to pursue opportunities for flexible growth.
Efficiency removes wastage & buffer. These two are the vital blocks for flexibility
Efficiency removes wastage & buffer. These two are the vital blocks for flexibility
December 27, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Continued optimisation for efficiency removes flexibility to pursue opportunities for flexible growth.
Efficiency removes wastage & buffer. These two are the vital blocks for flexibility
Efficiency removes wastage & buffer. These two are the vital blocks for flexibility
Barbell blogging ;-)
I tell my friends that I follow the barbell strategy for everything (a concept I learned from Taleb).
It seems that, unknowingly, I also applied the barbell strategy to my blogging—crowded in the first and last two months, and sparse throughout all the other months.
I tell my friends that I follow the barbell strategy for everything (a concept I learned from Taleb).
It seems that, unknowingly, I also applied the barbell strategy to my blogging—crowded in the first and last two months, and sparse throughout all the other months.
December 27, 2025 at 3:12 AM
Barbell blogging ;-)
I tell my friends that I follow the barbell strategy for everything (a concept I learned from Taleb).
It seems that, unknowingly, I also applied the barbell strategy to my blogging—crowded in the first and last two months, and sparse throughout all the other months.
I tell my friends that I follow the barbell strategy for everything (a concept I learned from Taleb).
It seems that, unknowingly, I also applied the barbell strategy to my blogging—crowded in the first and last two months, and sparse throughout all the other months.
Bellwether of a crumbling democracy is always a violation of human rights
— Madam Secretary
— Madam Secretary
December 26, 2025 at 12:17 PM
Bellwether of a crumbling democracy is always a violation of human rights
— Madam Secretary
— Madam Secretary
Anthropic launches enterprise ‘Agent Skills’ and opens the standard, challenging OpenAI in workplace AI - venturebeat.com/ai/anthropi...
Anthropic launches enterprise ‘Agent Skills’ and opens the standard, challenging OpenAI in workplace AI
Anthropic releases its Agent Skills framework as an open standard, with Microsoft, OpenAI, Atlassian, and Figma already adopting the technology that teaches AI assistants to do specialized work.
venturebeat.com
December 25, 2025 at 12:26 PM
Anthropic launches enterprise ‘Agent Skills’ and opens the standard, challenging OpenAI in workplace AI - venturebeat.com/ai/anthropi...
Lao Tzu — An ant on the move does more than a dozing ox.
Translation — When you can’t do it all, at least do something.
Translation — When you can’t do it all, at least do something.
December 24, 2025 at 12:56 PM
Lao Tzu — An ant on the move does more than a dozing ox.
Translation — When you can’t do it all, at least do something.
Translation — When you can’t do it all, at least do something.
You earn respect not by the number of projects you start,
but by what you actually finish.
Pick one goal and finish it. Then pick next. And go on.
Finishing changes who you are.
PS: This is based on a sermon I shared. If you are interested, you can read it here: www.jjude.com/sermons/fin...
but by what you actually finish.
Pick one goal and finish it. Then pick next. And go on.
Finishing changes who you are.
PS: This is based on a sermon I shared. If you are interested, you can read it here: www.jjude.com/sermons/fin...
December 24, 2025 at 3:16 AM
You earn respect not by the number of projects you start,
but by what you actually finish.
Pick one goal and finish it. Then pick next. And go on.
Finishing changes who you are.
PS: This is based on a sermon I shared. If you are interested, you can read it here: www.jjude.com/sermons/fin...
but by what you actually finish.
Pick one goal and finish it. Then pick next. And go on.
Finishing changes who you are.
PS: This is based on a sermon I shared. If you are interested, you can read it here: www.jjude.com/sermons/fin...
The more I use cursor, antigravity to generate code and debug, the more I realize, my coding and debugging skills are going down.
Both from laziness and cognitive decline.
Debugging is one thing I've always prided myself on. I wonder how this will morph in the new era.
Both from laziness and cognitive decline.
Debugging is one thing I've always prided myself on. I wonder how this will morph in the new era.
December 23, 2025 at 12:56 PM
The more I use cursor, antigravity to generate code and debug, the more I realize, my coding and debugging skills are going down.
Both from laziness and cognitive decline.
Debugging is one thing I've always prided myself on. I wonder how this will morph in the new era.
Both from laziness and cognitive decline.
Debugging is one thing I've always prided myself on. I wonder how this will morph in the new era.
I keep goal-setting process minimal, which makes it effective. Discussing my approach with friends today.
Interested? Join us. We'll cover:
• 3 types of goals (have, do, be)
• 4 areas (wealth, insights, network, self)
• Plan→Do→Review
• Plan for 12 weeks
Register here: luma.com/fy7i947q
Interested? Join us. We'll cover:
• 3 types of goals (have, do, be)
• 4 areas (wealth, insights, network, self)
• Plan→Do→Review
• Plan for 12 weeks
Register here: luma.com/fy7i947q
December 23, 2025 at 5:48 AM
I keep goal-setting process minimal, which makes it effective. Discussing my approach with friends today.
Interested? Join us. We'll cover:
• 3 types of goals (have, do, be)
• 4 areas (wealth, insights, network, self)
• Plan→Do→Review
• Plan for 12 weeks
Register here: luma.com/fy7i947q
Interested? Join us. We'll cover:
• 3 types of goals (have, do, be)
• 4 areas (wealth, insights, network, self)
• Plan→Do→Review
• Plan for 12 weeks
Register here: luma.com/fy7i947q
Madam Secretary > The Diplomat
I watched about 3 seasons of Madam Secretary and the first season of The Diplomat.
Both resemble in their plot. But somehow the plot, characters, and the acting is better in Madam Secretary.
Which one you like?
I watched about 3 seasons of Madam Secretary and the first season of The Diplomat.
Both resemble in their plot. But somehow the plot, characters, and the acting is better in Madam Secretary.
Which one you like?
December 22, 2025 at 12:56 PM
Madam Secretary > The Diplomat
I watched about 3 seasons of Madam Secretary and the first season of The Diplomat.
Both resemble in their plot. But somehow the plot, characters, and the acting is better in Madam Secretary.
Which one you like?
I watched about 3 seasons of Madam Secretary and the first season of The Diplomat.
Both resemble in their plot. But somehow the plot, characters, and the acting is better in Madam Secretary.
Which one you like?
Reposted by Joseph Jude
If your work looks perfectly organized, you’re probably not doing anything new.
History backs this up.
History backs this up.
December 22, 2025 at 10:12 AM
If your work looks perfectly organized, you’re probably not doing anything new.
History backs this up.
History backs this up.
Where is the most potential in this world?
Arpit began the session with this thought-provoking question.
His answer: the graveyard.
Because so many people die without realizing their fullest potential.
So, are you living up to your fullest potential?
Arpit began the session with this thought-provoking question.
His answer: the graveyard.
Because so many people die without realizing their fullest potential.
So, are you living up to your fullest potential?
December 22, 2025 at 10:03 AM
Where is the most potential in this world?
Arpit began the session with this thought-provoking question.
His answer: the graveyard.
Because so many people die without realizing their fullest potential.
So, are you living up to your fullest potential?
Arpit began the session with this thought-provoking question.
His answer: the graveyard.
Because so many people die without realizing their fullest potential.
So, are you living up to your fullest potential?
> A thick desire is one that changes you in the process of pursuing it.
> A thin desire is one that doesn't.
source: www.joanwestenberg.com/thin-desire...
> A thin desire is one that doesn't.
source: www.joanwestenberg.com/thin-desire...
Thin Desires Are Eating Your Life
The defining experience of our age seems to be hunger.
We're hungry for more, but we have more than we need.
We're hungry for less, while more accumulates and multiplies.
We're hungry and we don't have words to articulate why.
We're hungry, and we're lacking and we're wanting.
We are
www.joanwestenberg.com
December 19, 2025 at 10:02 AM
> A thick desire is one that changes you in the process of pursuing it.
> A thin desire is one that doesn't.
source: www.joanwestenberg.com/thin-desire...
> A thin desire is one that doesn't.
source: www.joanwestenberg.com/thin-desire...
Why write?
Writing forces you to tidy mental clutter
Writing expands your working memory
Writing exposes the ugly, uncomfortable, or unrealistic parts of your thoughts
Writing forces you to tidy mental clutter
Writing expands your working memory
Writing exposes the ugly, uncomfortable, or unrealistic parts of your thoughts
December 19, 2025 at 7:32 AM
Why write?
Writing forces you to tidy mental clutter
Writing expands your working memory
Writing exposes the ugly, uncomfortable, or unrealistic parts of your thoughts
Writing forces you to tidy mental clutter
Writing expands your working memory
Writing exposes the ugly, uncomfortable, or unrealistic parts of your thoughts
First names affect how you are perceived at work.
‘Anna’ and ‘Joseph’ are consistently considered trustworthy, honest and reliable.
(I am so glad about my name 😀)
Source: www.sciencedirect.com/science/art...
‘Anna’ and ‘Joseph’ are consistently considered trustworthy, honest and reliable.
(I am so glad about my name 😀)
Source: www.sciencedirect.com/science/art...
First Names and Ascribed Characteristics
Experimental studies on (implicit) gender biases often deal with the problem of subtly revealing gender, yet without making the study's focus too sali…
www.sciencedirect.com
December 18, 2025 at 9:58 AM
First names affect how you are perceived at work.
‘Anna’ and ‘Joseph’ are consistently considered trustworthy, honest and reliable.
(I am so glad about my name 😀)
Source: www.sciencedirect.com/science/art...
‘Anna’ and ‘Joseph’ are consistently considered trustworthy, honest and reliable.
(I am so glad about my name 😀)
Source: www.sciencedirect.com/science/art...
Job apps for nurses can set payment rates by analysing a nurse’s credit card debt to decide how desperate they are for work.
Source: rooseveltinstitute.org/publication... & medium.com/@tomwhitwel...
Source: rooseveltinstitute.org/publication... & medium.com/@tomwhitwel...
December 17, 2025 at 4:32 PM
Job apps for nurses can set payment rates by analysing a nurse’s credit card debt to decide how desperate they are for work.
Source: rooseveltinstitute.org/publication... & medium.com/@tomwhitwel...
Source: rooseveltinstitute.org/publication... & medium.com/@tomwhitwel...
Reposted by Joseph Jude
What’s your growth marketer toxic trait?
Mine is bookmarking hundreds of growth ideas and experiments, then never running them because I’m buried in dashboards, decks, syncs, and “quick” follow-ups 👀
Mine is bookmarking hundreds of growth ideas and experiments, then never running them because I’m buried in dashboards, decks, syncs, and “quick” follow-ups 👀
December 17, 2025 at 11:47 AM
What’s your growth marketer toxic trait?
Mine is bookmarking hundreds of growth ideas and experiments, then never running them because I’m buried in dashboards, decks, syncs, and “quick” follow-ups 👀
Mine is bookmarking hundreds of growth ideas and experiments, then never running them because I’m buried in dashboards, decks, syncs, and “quick” follow-ups 👀
Velocity > Speed
Solve the direction prior to speed.
If you are going in wrong direction, the best decision to take is a U-Turn.
Solve the direction prior to speed.
If you are going in wrong direction, the best decision to take is a U-Turn.
December 17, 2025 at 10:01 AM
Velocity > Speed
Solve the direction prior to speed.
If you are going in wrong direction, the best decision to take is a U-Turn.
Solve the direction prior to speed.
If you are going in wrong direction, the best decision to take is a U-Turn.