The risk is not just that talents leave the company. It’s also that talents leave the open source communities your company depend on.
We used to think about competitors in terms of other players in same market. Now competitors are all the many extraordinary alternatives out there

RT @Schwarzenegger: I love the Russian people. That is why I have to tell you the truth. Please watch and share. https://t.co/6gyVRhgpFV

RT @MoscowTimes: The Russian Ministry of Education has decided to augment citizenship lessons in school.
https://t.co/zgIpd313uR

Another sign that #Ukraine will be a fertile place for technology innovation like no other in Europe:

https://t.co/a2cRUsfpMz

The most comprehensive website I’ve found so far tracking companies that withdraw from Russia against the invasion of #Ukraine:

https://t.co/DCTcVxNr4S

@xahteiwi My assumption here is that the few companies that do it treat the practise as corporate secret.

*Fictitious* example: if Apple does a mistake in terms of management decision, it ends up becoming a case study for Apple University. As such, it’s classified as NDA material.

More than MSFT experimenting with ad-supported Windows, this is MSFT experimenting with what happens when they do what Apple does: promoting their own products/services in iOS core apps (e.g., Settings, App Store) https://t.co/H3Z5YlyjJr

I never appreciated echo chambers. Not only they limit your perspective. They also limit your reach.

“It is essential that audiences know when a broadcast station has been compensated to air content coming from a foreign government.”

FCC requires new on-air disclosures for foreign-backed broadcasts https://t.co/69oEBO0x49

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Mar 15, 2022