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broad listening better get organized after Polis. The concept of broad listening was a non-verbal component in my mind, and it wasnāt written in a way that a stranger could read and understand.
@mizchi: When I talk to ex-Googlers, I hear both stories about how they are a few years ahead of others in a particular field, and stories about how they should have been ahead, but innovation in OSS happened in a different direction and they are now liabilities because they donāt fit together. Iāve heard stories of people who were years ahead of their peers in a particular field, and stories of people who were supposedly ahead of their peers, but whose OSS innovations were going in a different direction, and they became liabilities because they didnāt fit together. mainstream of civilization branch Extended without merging. @nishio: you call it ābeing ahead of the curveā when you create a feature branch of a civilization and commit more and more without merging, but every time the base is updated. Iām talking like Iām having to pay the cost of rebase every time base is updated.
Iām sleepy because Iāve been up since midnight, even though I slept for two hours after dinner.
- I thought it would work, so I started to pen it in, but I didnāt explain the concept of broad listening well enough.
- I want to verbalize the concept of broad listening. Letās place what weāve delved into around it.
rough sketch I canāt write well.ā Thereās generally something wrong with the whole thing. Anchor and link to the previous paragraph
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