Product has a language problem. And we need to fix it. We undermine ourselves with loose terminology and hand-wavy definitions

I wrote something similar related to Product vocabulary.

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"Elon Musk cooked his brain online. Marc Andreessen and others seemingly struggled with being in virtual spaces where their ideas and status were challenged, and rewired their political beliefs as a form of cope."

Good deep dive into tech broligarchy madness:

Take heart, Rebecca. Not in MAGA, but elsewhere, things are getting better. Ppl are more likely to be held accountable. We are getting there. And it's bc of ppl like you who have championed this cause. Thank you so much for all you do & for inspiring us all. You are a beacon of light for us all.

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Very happy to donate to the Muslim Sisters of Éire who feed the unhoused week in week out. Only takes a minute msoe.ie/donate/

Absolutely. That was a singular show and I was locked in.

In Turkey, an elderly man who earns his living by shining shoes is visited every morning at the same time by a cat that asks to have its fur brushed. The man never turns down this little friend.😍👍💙

Co-design, co-development and co-ordination in deploying the solution back at the centre.

From Team Lead to System Designer: what leadership looks like when humans and AI work side by side AI will not make leadership less important. It will make weak leadership easier to spot and push good leaders to design workflows, guardrails, approvals and trust instead of just chasing tasks.

AI doesn’t kill leadership. It kills the illusion that task coordination was leadership.

What remains is the harder part: judgment, boundaries, escalation and system design.

New piece:
www.demystifyingindustrialtech.com/p/from-team-...

One of the key discriminators to the sequence of events that occurs after splashdown is whether Orion lands right-side up (stable 1) or upside down (stable 2).

Drawing is from this paper: airborne-sys.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/...

2 switches mounted to the side of the seat

The white box is the top of the Post-Landing LiOH

Crew will install 2 post-landing Lithium Hydroxide units that will manage CO2 levels for up to 2 hours until the recovery team gets the hatch open. I’ll go over contingencies that could take longer in another thread. These are battery powered to preserve vehicle power for other things.

Artemis 1 Orion capsule under 3 red and white parachutes, hitting the ocean at an angle

Artemis II crew in the Orion mock-up in the landing config.

Starting tomorrow, we start reconfiguring the cabin for entry. Entry config will look a lot like launch with a few key differences.

Goals: Make sure we’re within the needed center of gravity to hit the way at the right angle. Allow the crew to remain seated & suited during recovery.

Loved the book as well. But yeah, great adaptation.

Just saw this. It was most excellent.

Looking through one of the four windows of the Orion spacecraft, a tiny crescent Earth is illuminated against the blackness of space and grows smaller as the crew journeys closer to the Moon. Part of the window edge is visible; the rest is darkness. [Alt-text slightly revised from ESA/NASA version]

We are so, so small. #Artemis

Oh my gd, the Artemis II crew doing a parody of a bad 1980s sitcom intro from in space.

Source: www.instagram.com/p/DWwuHPfCZ8Z/

🚨 Christina Koch has officially become the farthest any woman has ever traveled from Earth

NASA just dropped this image of Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch looking back at us. The first woman to ever see our planet in its entirety. I’m not crying you’re crying 🥹🔭🧪 📸: NASA

No oil, no power, no surgical gloves: Inside Cuba’s medical collapse As the crisis continues on the island, its once-vaunted health care system is fighting to keep patients alive.

No oil, no power, no surgical gloves: Inside Cuba’s medical collapse

Oh Ezra… enough with the Kool-Aid. Go back to critical thinking…

Wired are absolutely killing it.

What war in the Middle East means for the world's clean energy transition The crisis could shape the expansion of renewable power sources—here's how.

What war in the Middle East means for the world's clean energy transition [via @theguardian.com]

“Volume of deliverables” = easier to measure than “impact on user experience”

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Reading @dervlamctiernan.bsky.social What Happened To Nina? Cannot put it down. Looking forward to hearing her at #MWF in a few weeks. #booksky libro.fm/audiobooks/9...

a man in a suit and tie is asking the question why are you the way that you are . ALT: a man in a suit and tie is asking the question why are you the way that you are .

Car Radio: [80s station playing "Papa Don't Preach']

Me: do you realize the baby in this song is scheduling his or her fist colonoscopy about now

wife:

Two misaligned incentives that combine to give us the state of modern tech:

1) Volume of deliverables is more visible than their quality

2) Putting out fires is more visible than preventing them

How Anthropic teams use Claude YouTube video by Anthropic

How Anthropic teams use Claude www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlX2...

Give it a week and you won’t know yourself

Leading Without Authority - Hustle Badger Leading without authority: tactics to build credibility, be seen as a contributor, gain trust and allies and keep calm in times of uncertainty

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