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Why agile development is hard in hardware

evercurrent.substack.com

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The alignment tax: What product managers and systems engineers have in common

evercurrent.ai

1 pointsby ideadibia5 mesi fa0 comments

Show HN: Evercurrent – AI platform of record for hardware teams

evercurrent.ai

1 pointsby ideadibia10 mesi fa0 comments

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An interval timer for learning new habits

asikotimer.com

1 pointsby ideadibia2 anni fa0 comments

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Supply chain resilience is a requirement for agritech hardware

hardwarethings.org

59 pointsby ideadibia4 anni fa23 comments

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1 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

Five years, one paying customer

buttondown.email

2 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

How to sell smartphones fast in Kenya

hardwarethings.org

1 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

Medical Delivery Drones from Scraps

hardwarethings.org

1 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

How a drone engineer is helping to build social enterprise in Sudan

hardwarethings.org

1 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

Made in Egypt: the country's strategy to be an electronics powerhouse

hardwarethings.org

1 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

The (Startup) Prize Economy

hardwarethings.org

1 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

Cape Town startups stake their claim in the small satellite industry

hardwarethings.org

1 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

Jirogasy’s solar computers power offgrid schools in Madagascar

hardwarethings.org

1 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

Improving the technical skills of artisans in Kenya

hardwarethings.org

3 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

Lessons learnt from building an IoT company in Nigeria

hardwarethings.org

3 pointsby ideadibia5 anni fa0 comments

A sip of Rwanda [tea production in East Africa]

hardwarethings.org

1 pointsby ideadibia6 anni fa0 comments

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2 anni fadiscuss

Retention is always tough for new technologies. I remember when 3D printers were having their big splash and people were buying them like crazy, once they did a few prints it lost all the allure. Same thing with VR, I'd imagine.