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More than a decade ago, Wired editor Kevin Kelly wrote an essay called “1,000 True Fans,” predicting that the internet would allow large swaths of people to make a living off their creations, whether an artist, musician, author, or entrepreneur. Rather than pursuing widespread celebrity, he argued, creators only needed to engage a modest base of “true fans”—those who will “buy anything you produce
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（この記事は、Dropbox社に対してフェアじゃないものになっています。続きの「Dropbox Businessは馬鹿が使うと非常に危険なことを検証しました」も読んでください） 最近、非常に重大な事故を起こしてしまったので報告します。実際の被害は、最高が7だとすると3か4ぐらい、しかし潜在的な危険度からいうと7段階で7、ってくらい重大。Dropboxでファイルを大量に失なってしまったばかりか、個人情報流出の危険をおかしてしまいました。（実際には流出といえるものはありませんでしたが） Dropbox Businessチームに招待され参加して「アカウントを統合」すると、自分では抜けられない状態になる それだけでなく、それまで自分がもっていたファイルもすべてチームのものになる 個人用の契約が勝手に解除されてしまう 私のアカウントを削除すると、管理者は私のファイルを自分のものにすることができる 管
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If you’ve built, written or created something new, talk about it publicly more than just once. You don’t need to go overboard, but people generally want to know what you’re doing, want to support what’s new, and sometime miss things. 👏 It’s cool to be proud of what you’ve done. — Zach Holman (@holman) August 7, 2018 The smaller you are, be it scrappy startup or just someone doing something solo o
Why Big Companies Keep Failing: The Stack Fallacy | TechCrunch
Anshu Sharma is a serial entrepreneur and a former venture partner at Storm Ventures. Stack fallacy has caused many companies to attempt to capture new markets and fail spectacularly. When you see a database company thinking apps are easy, or a VM company thinking big data is easy — they are suffering from stack fallacy. Stack fallacy is the mistaken belief that it is trivial to build the layer a
PDCAサイクルの問題14点と致命的欠陥4点 – アイ＆カンパニー
PDCAが回らない PDCAを回せない原因がPDCAを理解していないためだといわれます。速く回さなくてはならないとPDCAの勉強を迫ります。こうして成果なきPDCA信奉が無理強いされていきます。 PDCAが回らないことに対する、経営者や管理職、本社、企画部門の認識： 計画が立てられません：情報収集に時間がかかり、情報が不十分で、確かなことが分かりません。計画倒れで実行に移されていません：環境が変わってしまって計画通りに進みません。実行した後のチェックが疎かになっています。：チェックは責任追及になります。計画が達成されても既に状況が変わってしまっています：計画自体が要りません。 PDCAが回らないことに対する、現場の認識： 上層部から計画が降りてきますが、現場のことを知らない者が作った計画に反感を覚えます。現場は計画で想定していたのとは違い、想定していた現場の能力がなく計画が進みません。前例
Kano model - Wikipedia
The Kano model is a theory for product development and customer satisfaction developed in the 1980s by Noriaki Kano, which classifies customer preferences into five categories. Categories[edit] These categories have been translated into English using various names (delighters/exciters, satisfiers, dissatisfiers, etc.), but all refer to the original articles written by Kano. Must-be Quality Simply
YC’s Essential Startup Advice | Y Combinator
A lot of the advice we give startups is tactical; meant to be helpful on a day to day or week to week basis. But some advice is more fundamental. We’ve collected here what we at YC consider the most important, most transformative advice for startups. Whether common sense or counter-intuitive, the guidance below will help most startups find their path to success. The first thing we always tell foun
Introducing Google Customer Reliability Engineering | Google Cloud Blog
Dave RensinDirector, Customer Reliability Engineering, Google Cloud Accelerate State of DevOps ReportGet a comprehensive view of the DevOps industry, providing actionable guidance for organizations of all sizes. Download In the 25 years that I’ve been in technology nearly everything has changed. Computers have moved out of the labs and into our pockets. They’re connected together 24/7 and the thin
Reverse Engineering A Successful Lifestyle Business: Here's Everything I've Learned From Reading IndieHackers.com
Reverse Engineering A Successful Lifestyle Business: Here’s Everything I’ve Learned From Reading IndieHackers.com Lifestyle business are truly something remarkable. They allow the founders to live life on their own terms, with much more freedom from societal constraints. Working from exotic places? Taking mornings off to ski the powder days? Going for a long run in the middle of the day? These thi
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