jackalope

Yes but it's good for tech monopolists to compete against each other.

It seems like you didn't read the post.

You are badly misunderstanding many worlds theory.

What do you think "parallel universe theory" is?

"many worlds hypothesis" in quantum physics is nothing like Sci fi "parallel universe" stuff. Sci fi is fiction. Don't get your understanding of science from Sci fi.

Threads sucks compared to bsky don't know what you're talking about there. Bluesky has way more features and posting quality.

I mean I def agree with you about SAFe being garbage. And a lot of what you say I agree with or am open to.

But if you're not against tracking tasks or governance what do you think the solution is?

I def agree that the incentives of enterprise is a big part of the issue.

As a designer I've found it hard to work with some devs because they don't believe my work is real, or worth tracking in the same systems they track their work in. They'd prefer me to kind of hang on the outside and make pretty graphics at the whim of them and the product manager (they usually think of the design process as a coat of paint applied after the real work has been done, so that it can look attractive to stakeholders up stream. But in fact design is not primarily about aesthetics or "look and feel")

State is gerrymandered to hell.

And how do you expect to build a design system without some kind of task tracking or governance process?

Certainly it's an issue how product people get to control these mm processes but that's an implementation thing.

I find that multi blade razors work better on slightly longer hair but for really longer hair I would need an electric. When I go from fully bearded to clean shaven I usually run a pass with electric, then multi bladed, then safety razor.

I wouldn't say that there's a clear 1:1 advantage of safety razors over multi blade razors. Certainly the locked in business model of most multi blade razors is bad but there are generics you can get out there. Safety razors do have their advantages but I've found they have trouble with longer hair which in my experience usually requires an electric razor to chop down.

Honestly you sound kind of toxic to work with. I agree with some of what you've said but there's like zero capacity for self criticism displayed here.

Where do you see designers playing a role in all this, for instance?

He does not care about walking. He wants to murder.