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  • klay1@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.worldNot a bad idea
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    16 days ago

    I love it. Lets fine tune.

    Alcoholicorn said

    give them 1 year and a salary to train, make every event into Cool Runnings. Also only allow 26 year olds so we have a level playing field.

    That would lead to doping abuse and then we’d have to do tons of checks for a year.

    But how about:

    • give them only weeks to train, but on site.
    • have a lottery group of 10 per country, allowing only 3 to compete. That would even it out a tiny bit.
    • the 7 none-competitors are still given responsibilities on the team. As supporters, coaches, spokespeople, crew, … idk managers, etc. I wanna see what the teams come up with. Do they sell merch? Do they provide buses to get fans to cheer at the event? Do they serve their athletes to their best performance?
    • everybody is given the same fixed salary separately, though
    • ah yes and everybody must see the same doctors provided by the Lottery Olympics Committee. Not someone hidden or bribe-able

    Then during the weeks on site there is an entire media team providing insights, doing interviews, shows and whatnot. And a reality tv show or whatever the kids are watching these days.










  • klay1@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.worldI would like to go to there
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    1 month ago

    just a reminder that survivorship bias is a huge thing. There have been shitty products from back then too. Many. We just don’t see them now, because only the few good products have survived. The same happens today.

    Its not all planned obsolescence and not all obsolescence is bad. Imagine having a 40 year old fridge that doesn’t cool shit and burn 3 times the energy.

    2 tips for good quality products now: end capitalism and spend money on the right products (not just convenience) and the right people to repair them.





  • to keep everyone busy all the time doesn’t work

    I agree but that has nothing to do with scrum. It does not say how busy everyone has to be. Things like these are left for the team to decide. If you felt like you had to be more busy, then someone among you probably pushed it.

    In fact i prefer a bit of slack time so people can react to incidents better. Imagine a 100% busy highway. Not nice. And then you need to spontaneously deliver something from A to B, using that highway -> there will be a traffic jam and everything works terribly. Have a bit of slack here and there so the spontaneous delivery does not mess up the flow -> much more effective and everyone is happier too.