ysamjo

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by ysamjo 5y ago
You have to define who is in the team and who is not. Maybe Stakeholders are not. But inside the (cross-functional) team I would advise against "submarines" (german name for a secret project). If the team can't handle this,
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by ysamjo 5y ago
Doesn't make sense to me. It's a simple If-This-Then-That logic. The sanctions only take place once he invades. If there's no invasion of course there are no sanctions.
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by ysamjo 5y ago
> recognizing independence for Russian-controlled areas of Ukraine would have helped with the current situation too. So what you're saying is that these states in question don't deserve the right to self-sovereignity. The peopl
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by ysamjo 5y ago
From the list of Putin's demands, what should the West has conceded on??
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by ysamjo 5y ago
I would add that the unspecifity of the threat was what kept Putin going. Consider what would have happened if "The West" handed Putin a detailed list of the sanctions that are in effect now A WEEK AGO. Lower costs and lower risks
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by ysamjo 5y ago
Interesting thought. I wouldn't buy a car without seat and steering wheel heating anymore. Much more efficient than heating the air (even it the "room" is relatively tiny in a car). I guess the same principle (concentrate ene
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by ysamjo 5y ago
Please read the article before you write a comment. I explicitly said in it that LEGO is successful because of the combination of instructions and plastic. I further argue that you could unlock value by unbundle the two. If you have salary
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by ysamjo 5y ago
Lego really dialed the monopoly rent to 11. I wonder what the material cost for a 2,000 pieces set really is? After all it's a bunch of formed plastic pellets. My journey and a product idea: https://medium.com/hyperlink
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by ysamjo 6y ago
While Apple pundits are critizing Apple's rules, they don't question Apple's rule over what software is allowed. Here's why we should debate that.