zbyte64

noticeable subjective probability

I know what these words mean individually, but arranged like this two of the three words lose their meaning.

Regardless of the team size, I say simplify as much as you can so you can dedicate your resources customizing what makes their business special. You mentioned a PBX system and no infrastructure, this makes me think you talking about Customer Management. It sounds like you're documenting as you go, fantastic. Maybe loop in a noob time to time to review the documentation or have a Q&A that reifies the docs. Best of luck!

I doubt most people are well informed so there's room for improvement.

Plan for the extinction of capitalism: you're a terrorist

Plan for the extinction of humanity: you're a prophet

Reading fiction has helped me be a better person, I wish the same for you.

I think a concern for the business is whether other people can help maintain the system. As such don't go too custom and roll your own. Take things like nextcloud and see if you can fit the requirements by bolting on a few docker services. Keep it simple by using "appliances" where it makes sense (dedicated NAS?).

That diminishes the things some of them have done, like meet with those who were disappeared. Or attempt to shutdown the government.

If purity is your jam, Jesus said some radical things about rich people.

And the Democrats won't do that unless the people make politicians fear the consequences of attempting a dictatorship.

I am sensing a new standup comedy routine where a tablet pretending to be AI has a script to say some of the worse takes while claiming to be different people at different points. And the host dissects the responses with observational humor

And how do we know which industries would benefit most from capitalism or socialism? All industries experience diminishing returns of capital investment after a certain point, and that is how Marx made the distinction about which mode of production is "best" for which industry. It isn't inherent that one industry should be socialist and another capitalist, it is relative to how big the industry is and whether there is room for continued expansion.

You sound like Marx just before he recommends transitioning to socialism as the next logical stage of human development.