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        • Failure doesn’t respect abstraction.
        • The Friendship That Made Google Huge
        • Vendor who's happy to take your money and assure you all is fine.
        • An "abstraction" in software design is any element whose outside is smaller than its inside.
        • The Action/Omission Bias
        • Good fences make good neighbors
        • “Influence our culture, help us make more money, and then maybe someday someone will pay you,”
        • Dysfunctional cross-functional teams
        • Trust-Refs
        • Privilege-refs
        • The warrior doesn't chase battles.
        • A Crow and a Paper
        • C language inventor spurns Google's language exam
        • Many great ideas come from discussions during workshops.
        • #PlatformStrategy doesn't focus on network effects but rather on building internal platforms
        • Holub's Corollary to Conway's Law:
        • Complex System Frameworks
        • Richard Feynman: Can Machines Think?
        • Rethinking Governance: Indigenous, Western, and DAO Approaches
        • Political Capital
        • Effective Weapon Greed
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Failure doesn’t respect abstraction.chevron-rightThe Friendship That Made Google Hugechevron-rightVendor who's happy to take your money and assure you all is fine.chevron-rightAn "abstraction" in software design is any element whose outside is smaller than its inside.chevron-rightThe Action/Omission Biaschevron-rightGood fences make good neighborschevron-right“Influence our culture, help us make more money, and then maybe someday someone will pay you,”chevron-rightDysfunctional cross-functional teamschevron-rightTrust-Refschevron-rightPrivilege-refschevron-rightThe warrior doesn't chase battles.chevron-rightA Crow and a Paperchevron-rightC language inventor spurns Google's language examchevron-rightMany great ideas come from discussions during workshops.chevron-right#PlatformStrategy doesn't focus on network effects but rather on building internal platformschevron-rightHolub's Corollary to Conway's Law:chevron-rightComplex System Frameworkschevron-rightRichard Feynman: Can Machines Think?chevron-rightRethinking Governance: Indigenous, Western, and DAO Approacheschevron-rightPolitical Capitalchevron-rightEffective Weapon Greedchevron-right
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