Josh's Notes About Index Random RSS Feed Newsletter Inventory should be kept at the lowest-value stage possible High Output Management from Andrew S. Grove š Josh Beckman Filed under: 60.05 Composability 60.06 Scalability 62 Economics 62.01 Economics February-19-2023 Edit Same Source Today's gap represents a failure of planning sometime in the pa... What decision needs to be made? When? Who will decide? Who will nee... any decision [should] be worked out and reached at the lowest compo... Task-relevant maturity: How senior someone is for the task at hand.... the real sign of malorganization is when people spend more than 25%... managers do not talk to their subordinates about their problems but... two basic kinds of meetings: - process-oriented meeting, knowledge ... View all Related Notes In Eliyahu M. Goldratt's "Theory of Constraints", you...from ycombinator.com The essence of the gift is that it creates a set of relationships. ...from Robin Wall Kimmerer Lewis Hyde has made extensive studies of gift economies. He finds t...from Robin Wall Kimmerer Deep and shallow modules: The best modules are deep: they allow a ...from John Ousterhout Nathan's four Laws of Software: 1. **Software is a gas** ...from Jeff Atwood > Software with fewer concepts composes, scales, and evolves mor...from oilshell few days ago I did something that I never thought Iād do again, and...from brandur.org Part of what makes LoRA so effective is that - like other forms of ...from Dylan Patel