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@trinefalbe Awesome!! Really looking forward to reading this. 👊
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@trinefalbe Awesome!! Really looking forward to reading this. 👊
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@iamdavidobrien With everything I make I encourage nickin’. 🙌
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@palace Tycker min modell illustrerar omöjligheten ganska bra! 😁
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@AngelosArnis Hehe. I'm glad it makes some sense. I can probably spend a few hours just talking about the parts of the diagram.
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@AngelosArnis Not the response I expected but thank you! 😀
Just drew: Innovating is messy

Imagine all the information that gets lost along the way.
Imagine how the world changes even as you are describing the solution.
Imagine how you influence the world in unpredicted ways.
Imagine how many different loyalties each stakeholder is answering to.
You get my drift...
There's theory and then there's real life. What theory often misses to teach is that it's okay for real life to be messy and frustrating and contrarian. And you matter and are valuable whatever the result.
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@BlakeleyHPayne Awesome points. Thank you!
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@BlakeleyHPayne Totally. I imagine you read this as well? theintercept.com/2019/12/20/mit…
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@palace Viktig poäng. Bumpar upp den i kön på läslistan. =)
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@palace Tänker att indirekta konskevenser också blir relevanta, men hamnar oftast i fjärde rutan, sådant vi bara kan se om vi letar efter det efter det har hänt. Mycket kommer vi förstås aldrig se.
Lägger till på läslistan!
Just drew: The 4 pieces of seeing negative impact.

The idea here is that most businesses are, involved in thinking mostly around the top-left and (hopefully) bottom-right pieces. We need more focus on co-creation with relevant people, and conscious efforts to speculate on the opportunities of the many paths available to us.
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@antonsten @gumroad Ah, thanks. That's a good tip for some other stuff I'm trying.
What's the best online learning platform to publish your own courses if you're based in the EU?
(I'm concerned with how payments work with regards to VAT and business vs. private customers.)
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@jandeman @palace Jag lär mig bäst av bilder. :)
Vill man gå riktigt djupt finns Andrew Ngs kurs på Stanford där man kan få allt material (föreläsningar, m.m.) gratis: coursera.org/learn/machine-…




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@weylandswart I don’t always notice them when I roll over. The times I have I’ve actually removed them and fallen right back to sleep. There are also more expensive ones where the padding is such that I believe this is even less of a problem.
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@pedrobjorn @tsvenson Visste ärligt inte vilken industri detta är. Här är topp-segmentet:
dreamlight.tech/pro.html#
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@tsvenson @pedrobjorn These ones (yes I can recommend).
fyndiq.se/product/250290…