Luther Goh Lu Feng

This is gonna cost a lot to many many companies :-) cloud providers just invented new source of revenue While this is a valid reason. But while companies haven’t migrated to ipv6 internally, how can you expect the whole world to change. Btw ipv6 was introduced in 1995, around 28 years ago, and it hasn’t become mainstream yet.

How would you react to product manager, who is passionate about their product, talk about processes, and how they want to build a fantastic product, yet have no clue about their user metrics? no idea on cohorts, no idea on business metrics? I think they are just project manager

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And finally building product is all about reducing friction in some axis, that’s recognisable by many customers, yet, we don’t articulate that feature completely instead we tend to give a two line instructions along the lines of “build x”.

On the other hand every one understands that the software is very flexible and malleable, but writing it in a modular, expandable, and pluggable way is a complex feat.

Only if we understand that Computer languages have a very rigid structure. That forces us to express our business logic and intent precisely. Defining that is an arduous task unless we follow specific articulation and reasoning practices with rules and acceptance criteria.