Re:Where did software go wrong? (2020)
by rightbyte on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @06:30AM
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> Half the world tried several forms of it's implementation
Kinda the same implementation though if you don't count boring social democrats to the block. It is probably fundamentally a really really bad idea with authoritarian rule and a central planning system, which is not self correcting and where the authoritarian regime won't admit errors or faults.
I wonder why coop corporations are not more common. They are essentially "socialist" on a micro scale. There have to be some big drawback.
I think agile has alot of these problems. In most environment it fails due to about the same reasons as it is a authoritarian ideology in practice.
Re:Where did software go wrong? (2020)
by cowl on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @09:02AM
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> I wonder why coop corporations are not more common.
that's the same reason why state coops failed everywhere. because they are forced to work toward some common denominator that is almost always worse than each working to maximize their own.
Kinda the same implementation though if you don't count boring social democrats to the block. It is probably fundamentally a really really bad idea with authoritarian rule and a central planning system, which is not self correcting and where the authoritarian regime won't admit errors or faults.
I wonder why coop corporations are not more common. They are essentially "socialist" on a micro scale. There have to be some big drawback.
I think agile has alot of these problems. In most environment it fails due to about the same reasons as it is a authoritarian ideology in practice.