Observation Orientation Decision Action (Observation, Orientation (model?), Decision/Decision Making, Action) (more)

Sasha Chapin: A Brief Practical Guide to Being an Infinite Player. I was riveted, moved, and completely annoyed (by Finite And Infinite Games)... what an irritating style of writing! (more)

CEO Astera Institute. Before joining Astera, Cate was a co-founder of Alvea, a company developing shelf-stable, inhalable vaccines for pandemic response, and led the company's medical, regulatory, and operational functions while it took a drug candidate to a Phase 1 clinical trial within 6 months of the company's founding. Previously, she was the number one female poker player in the world, and a Supreme Court-barred attorney. https://www.theinstitute.com/fellow/cate-hall

writer; book author All The Wrong Moves (about playing pro chess) (more)

Stowe Boyd: ‘Kanbanibalization’ in Obsidian. Originally posted 2022-10-21: Note that these ideas have progressed in the year since, and I will be moving the materials formerly on Medium back to Substack. Expect more to appear. (more)

Dead PIM product, first released 1992. 1994 article says Victor Cruz, spokesman for Lotus Development Corp., says Lotus stopped developing Agenda after selling only 100,000 copies. They thought Agenda was too difficult to learn, so they bought a no-brainer program called the Threads Organizer (I guess this was Lotus Organizer) from a company in the United Kingdom. Threads looks like a notebook and a day calendar, so it is obvious what it does. Agenda is more subtle. Lotus has sold 450,000 copies of Threads. (more)

Gene Kim sequel to Phoenix Project, with more framing provided by Business Strategy and data-backed Product Management (Agile Product Development). ISBN:1942788762 https://itrevolution.com/the-unicorn-project/ (more)

"authoritative" source of a type of info within an organization - so there are probably multiple systems of record (see Unicorn Project) - ideally one each for a type of info - the problem arises when multiple apps "might" be the system of record. (more)

Hiten Shah: Why Trello Failed to Build a $1 Billion+ Business (more)

What are the LLM Harms and Risks? Is there a good/reputable "list"? Is it ranked? (more)

I've been in the habit of using a "Drafts" chrome extension as a quick notepad. The problem is that it makes pretty HTML, but then that doesn't paste nicely into a wiki page. (more)

part of Lenny Rachitsky network, does weekly podcast on using GenAI as a PM/CPO

Claire Vo: How I AI: How Webflow's CPO built an AI chief of staff. How Webflow’s CPO built an AI chief of staff to manage her calendar, prep for meetings, and drive AI adoption. (more)

Kathy Sierra: Your App Makes Me Fat. In 1999, Professor Baba Shiv...(currently at Stanford) and his co-author Alex Fedorikhin did a simple experiment on 165 grad students. (more)

DigitalGarden for TeamWork (more)

podcaster. While studying computer science at the University of Texas at Austin, Patel began interviewing writers and technologists in 2020 for an early version of his podcast, then called The Lunar Society.[7] He took the name of his show from the Lunar Society of Birmingham, an 18th century British dinner club that was part of an influential intellectual movement known as the Midlands Enlightenment. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwarkesh_Patel (more)

CategoryPirates: Creator Capitalist Course (more)

aka One-Man Show

Michael Pollock uses the term Solopreneur for a One Man Show/Free Agent.

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