The author has simplified the wolf, goat and cabbage problem by modifying the boat to have three secure separate compartments. Instead of the original problem which as a single compartment..
This simplifies the use case to a single trip.
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Unintended consequences?
Canada is the biggest export market for 39 states. Yes US sells $400B to Canada so around the total sales of Walmart in the US. Walmart employees 1.6 M.
We'll put tariffs on Tesla, Boeing, Corn, Dairy, Caterpillar, John Deere, GE etc.
We'll diversify our supply chain to friendly and stable trading nations of Korea, Japan and EU and transfer a million jobs out of the US.
Poorly constructed motion.
Current:
"Renting your IT hardware on a subscription basis is bad for your customers"
How does renting affect my customers? vs How does it affect me?
Much better candidate motions:
1) "Renting your IT hardware on a subscription basis is a poor decision"
2) "Renting your IT hardware on a subscription basis is a poor financial decision"
3) "Renting your IT hardware on a subscription basis is a both a poor financial and operating decision"
4) "Renting your IT hardware on a subscription basis negatively impacts your customer service"
On Prem
cost certainty
unlimited use up to installed capacity
cost ceiling is capped
you control and trouble shoot
Cloud
no cost certainty - only a cost floor - sky is the limit
they maintain and trouble shoot
Capacity can ramp up with no initial capital cost
Need pricing and ops analysts to monitor micro billing consumption in real time
Excellent if your business transaction volume fluctuates widely - i.e. monthly sales look like $500B, $412.34, $100B, 0, $700B, $60.10.....
Built tons of stuff on Access.
totally fine and pretty solid for <15 users
Pros
1) Requires 15% of dev man hours compared to full stack web apps ( I do those too)
2) changes at run time without any compiling for forms, db, queries and reports - makes to super agile evolution
3) very short learning curve for full stack