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Master the Art of the Product Manager 'No'
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Re: Master the Art of the Product Manager 'No'
#92Earlier quoted context omitted.
Re: climate change, what can the US and other actors do for "support" when China's still at Yes Minister step 1? China's the biggest emitter and doesn't care. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_greenhous...
I love when people like you post with no concept of "per capita". Then there's always frustration at the people who do understand the concept and realize the "point" is simply a result of ignorance. China is at 30% renewable energy. The US is at 21%. And the president of the dirtiest country in the world, lots of smart people are saying it, that's just what they call the US these days, they say, passed an executive o…
They say they are at 30% renewable. Much different than actually being 30%.
Re: Master the Art of the Product Manager 'No'
#93Earlier quoted context omitted.
Re: climate change, what can the US and other actors do for "support" when China's still at Yes Minister step 1? China's the biggest emitter and doesn't care. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_greenhous...
I love when people like you post with no concept of "per capita". Then there's always frustration at the people who do understand the concept and realize the "point" is simply a result of ignorance. China is at 30% renewable energy. The US is at 21%. And the president of the dirtiest country in the world, lots of smart people are saying it, that's just what they call the US these days, they say, passed an executive o…
/forehead slap
If China is using more renewables, then why are they producing way more GHG? See how this line of reasoning is flawed? This reality undermines your snark about having a higher % mix or per capita production, which is an incomplete rebuttal and serves greenwashing arguments.
Re: Master the Art of the Product Manager 'No'
#94Earlier quoted context omitted.
Re: climate change, what can the US and other actors do for "support" when China's still at Yes Minister step 1? China's the biggest emitter and doesn't care. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_greenhous...
Let's not forget that China is the producer of the world and we are also responsible of that. Then there is the misconception that China doesn't care, but their cities are a lot greener and prepared for transitioning to green renewals than many west countries.
> Their cities are a lot greener.
Simple air quality indices would disagree. And greener than who? Are you going to cherrypick cities and energy mixes?
You're still not offering a solution (carrot/stick) to "support" a solution.
Re: Master the Art of the Product Manager 'No'
#95Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not working. Do more? The US is buying pv panels produced on Chinese coal power. And no party is catching China's GHG productions. Arguing cumulative historicals is playing into propaganda, and per capita? China is doing enough? They're building new coal plants! You can't be serious.
We need to do much much much more. Starting with banning ICE cars by 2035 if not sooner Did I say China was doing enough? No Are they do enough? Hell no Is the US doing enough? Hell no Arguing historicals and per capita plays into Chinese propaganda because there is some truth to it. There is also truth to the fact that China emits twice as much as the US and almost a third of the worlds emissions. I don't like or tr…
> did i say china was doing enough? No
This is bad faith when your text says you want to shame them into doing more. Someone doing enough doesn't need to be shamed into further action.
Re: Master the Art of the Product Manager 'No'
#96Being a PM is about politics, not actually building products and helping users.
I am not sure what this site adds other than the ability for the uncreative to find snarky ways of telling people to fck off.
/s some, some PMs try and build product, most are large corps are figuring out how to segment their niche and extract max rev from the tech ladder
Nearly the entirety of this discussion outlines political and organizational dysfunction.
Re: Master the Art of the Product Manager 'No'
#97The best product manager arguments are around value. The majority of the time nobody can justify the value of implementing their ideas, economic or otherwise.
The majority of the time nobody can justify the value of damn near anything they do at work.
Re: Master the Art of the Product Manager 'No'
#98This reminds me of https://christianblais.github.io/estimates/ which does the same thing in addition to time estimates.
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I've learned the value of this. Some people don't realize the value of something unless you show it to them. It's a risk for sure but honestly it keeps me sane vs trying to get 10 people aligned before starting something and then running out of time. People will happily take credit for your work after it works.
I once worked on an application that integrated with a third party api. The way it did this was with a large and horrible client library that used a separate db to cache the data. The data was then fetched from the main application and used to rebuild the pages (in the main db) based on this data once a day. The library had lots of problems, and one day it stopped working. I was tasked with fixing it - we had the sou…
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Re: Master the Art of the Product Manager 'No'
#100Earlier quoted context omitted.
On climate change, are we somewhere between step 3 and 4? It sure looks a lot that way to me. Maybe closer to 4 soon. That conversation is exhausting, or kind of the inverse of this, overwhelming confidence in the success of future technologies that do not really exist yet.
I think whether you're at 3 or 4 depends largely on what latitude you live at. I have many colleagues who are seriously considering moving because the weather is getting too extreme where they're at. Meanwhile people in mellower climates don't even see there's a problem, they're happy there's somewhere warm they can take a holiday in the cold months.
Perhaps a reason why the US is looking to build a massive wall on the southern border ( people feeling northward ) and is eyeing the acquisition of territories to the north.
Though that doesn't map to the 4 stages of stalling - it's a stage 5 - the oh crap stage.