lev-os/agents - 65ページ

leverage-points

Identify where small interventions create disproportionate system change - from parameters to paradigms

原文の言語: 英語

leverage

Multiply force and impact through strategic positioning of tools, resources, and systems to achieve outsized results with minimal direct input

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limits-to-growth-model

Identify system constraints and feedback loops that create natural ceilings, preventing indefinite exponential growth

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lindy-effect

The older something is, the longer it's likely to survive—future life expectancy is proportional to current age for non-perishable things

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linear-growth

Plan and predict growth when outputs add constant amounts per time period through repeatable processes

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lines-of-operation-vs-effort

Structure complex campaigns by distinguishing physical objectives from effects-based outcomes when both terrain control and behavioral change matter for success

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long-bet-project

Make accountable long-term predictions with skin in the game, forcing rigorous thinking about future outcomes through public commitments and charitable stakes

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loose-coupling

Minimize dependencies and maximize modularity between system components through well-defined interfaces, abstraction layers, and separation of concerns - enable independent deployment, component isolation, and parallel team evolution when building software…

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loss-aversion

The psychological phenomenon where losses loom larger than equivalent gains, with losses being about twice as powerful emotionally

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making-of-a-manager

Julie Zhuo's management framework focused on purpose, people, and process from her experience scaling Facebook's design team

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managers-path

Camille Fournier's engineering management career ladder framework mapping six levels from mentor to CTO

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maneuver-warfare

Strategic framework emphasizing speed, agility, and disrupting opponent decision-making over direct attrition, achieving victory through superior tempo and indirect approaches

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map-is-not-the-territory

Recognize that models, representations, and abstractions are simplifications of reality, not reality itself—confusing the two leads to errors

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map-vs-territory

Distinguish between mental models (maps) and reality (territory) to avoid confusing representations with the actual thing

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margin-of-safety

Build protective buffers, safety factors, and error tolerance into decisions by requiring significant discount between price and intrinsic value - create multiple layers of protection when facing uncertainty, irreversible commitments, or high-cost failures in…

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marginal-utility

The additional satisfaction or benefit derived from consuming one more unit of a good or service, which typically decreases with each additional unit consumed

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marketplace-network-effects

Two-sided network effect where supply-side users directly increase value for demand-side users, and vice versa

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material-design

Google's comprehensive open-source design system providing guidelines, components, and tools for building high-quality digital experiences

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mckinsey-7s

Organizational alignment diagnostic examining seven interdependent elements that must be harmonized for effective execution

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mechanism-design

Reverse game theory that engineers rules and incentive structures to achieve desired outcomes when participants have private information and self-interested motivations

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megatrends-analysis

Bottom-up pattern detection from massive local data aggregation to identify large-scale, multi-decade societal transformation forces

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memento-mori

Remember death to create urgency, perspective, and gratitude - live virtuously in each present moment as if it could be your last

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mental-accounting

How people mentally categorize, evaluate, and track money in separate psychological accounts rather than treating all money as fungible

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mental-models-catalog

Build a latticework of 100+ fundamental models from multiple disciplines to achieve worldly wisdom and superior decision-making through multidisciplinary thinking

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mere-exposure-effect

Repeated exposure to neutral stimuli increases preference and liking, making familiarity a powerful driver of preference independent of objective quality

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microservices-architecture

Design distributed systems as a collection of loosely coupled, independently deployable services organized around business capabilities

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mindfulness

Practice present-moment awareness without judgment to reduce stress, improve focus, and respond skillfully to difficult situations

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misinformation-effect

Recognize that memory is reconstructive and vulnerable to contamination by post-event information, leading to false but confident recollections

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ml-batch-processing

Batch processing decouples prediction from real-time requests by pre-computing predictions on scheduled intervals

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ml-model-selection

Systematic methodology for choosing the most appropriate machine learning algorithm based on problem characteristics, data properties, and constraints

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ml-streaming-inference

Streaming inference processes predictions on events as they arrive in real-time data streams with sub-second latency

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mom-test

Customer interview methodology that extracts truthful insights by focusing on past behavior over future intentions

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momentum

Harness the compound power of motion in a consistent direction to make progress increasingly effortless over time

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monopoly-dynamics

Understand how single firms dominate markets through barriers to entry, economies of scale, and network effects

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monte-carlo-simulation

Probabilistic modeling technique that runs thousands of scenarios with random variable inputs to quantify uncertainty and assess risk distributions

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moral-hazard

The tendency to take greater risks when protected from consequences, because someone else bears the cost of failure

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morphological-analysis

Systematically explore solution space by decomposing problem into parameters, listing variations for each, then analyzing all possible combinations

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multipliers

Liz Wiseman's leadership framework contrasting Multipliers who amplify team intelligence 2x versus Diminishers who drain capability and create dependency

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mungers-latticework

Build an interconnected network of mental models from multiple disciplines to analyze problems through diverse lenses and avoid single-perspective blind spots

原文の言語: 英語

mvc-pattern

Separate user interface logic into Model (data), View (presentation), and Controller (input handling) for maintainable, testable GUI applications

原文の言語: 英語