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@turtle.bsky.social
Encouraging people to play long games.
I’d expect nothing less, this is really great, Ha! Are you planning to write or present more about the process and work in the future?
July 16, 2025 at 4:18 AM
I’d expect nothing less, this is really great, Ha! Are you planning to write or present more about the process and work in the future?
Also nice to see your writing again, missed enjoying your working out loud after the departure from the other site.
April 12, 2025 at 6:26 AM
Also nice to see your writing again, missed enjoying your working out loud after the departure from the other site.
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April 12, 2025 at 6:25 AM
Framed product development principles, organizational research, etc as the solution to horizontal problems across org systems.
April 12, 2025 at 6:14 AM
Framed product development principles, organizational research, etc as the solution to horizontal problems across org systems.
Yes, covid created existential threat for a company I was working with at the time.
Previous services model meant ‘r&d’ was outsourced.
Created alignment around a
compounding consolidation model, allowing us to model second order effects across org systems for demonstrating value chain quickly.
Previous services model meant ‘r&d’ was outsourced.
Created alignment around a
compounding consolidation model, allowing us to model second order effects across org systems for demonstrating value chain quickly.
April 12, 2025 at 6:14 AM
Yes, covid created existential threat for a company I was working with at the time.
Previous services model meant ‘r&d’ was outsourced.
Created alignment around a
compounding consolidation model, allowing us to model second order effects across org systems for demonstrating value chain quickly.
Previous services model meant ‘r&d’ was outsourced.
Created alignment around a
compounding consolidation model, allowing us to model second order effects across org systems for demonstrating value chain quickly.
I’ve found it significantly increase the rate at which I can identify / map / create ‘systems of systems’ work and manage abstractions, explore the translation or abstraction of domain-specific patterns.
A smarter rubber duck with pattern matching capabilities?
A smarter rubber duck with pattern matching capabilities?
April 12, 2025 at 5:43 AM
I’ve found it significantly increase the rate at which I can identify / map / create ‘systems of systems’ work and manage abstractions, explore the translation or abstraction of domain-specific patterns.
A smarter rubber duck with pattern matching capabilities?
A smarter rubber duck with pattern matching capabilities?
Indeed, and there’s so much strategy / framework writing available (of variable quality ofc) that the synthesis of experts is likely to generate a better approach than the majority of individuals.
February 22, 2025 at 1:27 AM
Indeed, and there’s so much strategy / framework writing available (of variable quality ofc) that the synthesis of experts is likely to generate a better approach than the majority of individuals.
Also, a moat that scales proportionally to context windows. And they’re going to keep increasing in size.
February 16, 2025 at 8:21 PM
Also, a moat that scales proportionally to context windows. And they’re going to keep increasing in size.
‘How can the system self-improve?’
‘How can the system improve how it self-improves?’
‘How can the system improve how it self-improves?’
February 16, 2025 at 7:31 AM
‘How can the system self-improve?’
‘How can the system improve how it self-improves?’
‘How can the system improve how it self-improves?’
Will be sharing more throughout the year, both here and Twitter.
February 16, 2025 at 7:22 AM
Will be sharing more throughout the year, both here and Twitter.
Also curious how @gordon.bsky.social has been thinking about the space
February 16, 2025 at 7:13 AM
Also curious how @gordon.bsky.social has been thinking about the space
Nice to see you continue on here after leaving Twitter, Ha! Don’t recall how much we interacted there, but appreciate your writing and thinking regardless. I’ll have to spend more time here again to catch up on it.
February 7, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Nice to see you continue on here after leaving Twitter, Ha! Don’t recall how much we interacted there, but appreciate your writing and thinking regardless. I’ll have to spend more time here again to catch up on it.
This is a system for ingesting and pattern matching across vast quantities of personal data and metadata btw
September 14, 2024 at 2:12 AM
This is a system for ingesting and pattern matching across vast quantities of personal data and metadata btw
Performance is substantially better as a result of clearer separation of sections and their functionality, data models, user-specific behaviors.
September 14, 2024 at 2:11 AM
Performance is substantially better as a result of clearer separation of sections and their functionality, data models, user-specific behaviors.
How would you feel about, in addition to this model, the ability to explicitly ‘follow’ a thread?
The idea here being that you might want updates from a thread without following the original poster, or want to ensure that the post and updates from the OP are guaranteed to be part of your timeline
The idea here being that you might want updates from a thread without following the original poster, or want to ensure that the post and updates from the OP are guaranteed to be part of your timeline
August 7, 2024 at 2:11 AM
How would you feel about, in addition to this model, the ability to explicitly ‘follow’ a thread?
The idea here being that you might want updates from a thread without following the original poster, or want to ensure that the post and updates from the OP are guaranteed to be part of your timeline
The idea here being that you might want updates from a thread without following the original poster, or want to ensure that the post and updates from the OP are guaranteed to be part of your timeline
and it turned out Lord Michael Ashcroft got it after all 🔥💪
June 13, 2024 at 7:51 PM
and it turned out Lord Michael Ashcroft got it after all 🔥💪
When I go to my profile, and look at my lists, and tap a user on a list, the transition is abrupt and janky compared to other instances of navigating to a user profile
February 11, 2024 at 11:22 PM
When I go to my profile, and look at my lists, and tap a user on a list, the transition is abrupt and janky compared to other instances of navigating to a user profile
When I am looking at someone’s profile who hasn’t posted any content, the views associated with the different tabs are still scrollable
February 11, 2024 at 11:19 PM
When I am looking at someone’s profile who hasn’t posted any content, the views associated with the different tabs are still scrollable
Similarly, with the lists tab
February 11, 2024 at 11:16 PM
Similarly, with the lists tab
when I am on my user profile, and I have scrolled, so the header is fixed to the top of the view, and I swipe to the feeds tab, disappears, rather than the regular interface that shows up if I scroll from the initial state of the profile
February 11, 2024 at 11:15 PM
when I am on my user profile, and I have scrolled, so the header is fixed to the top of the view, and I swipe to the feeds tab, disappears, rather than the regular interface that shows up if I scroll from the initial state of the profile