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Marcin at 23:05, 18 April 2022

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	24 is selected as a good number of a small, platoon-size unit, and double of The 12. It can most favorably be described as 12 pairs, for engaging in 12 parallel tasks in [[Swarm Builds]] that are practiced as part of [[Extreme Manufacturing]]		24 is selected as a good number of a small, platoon-size unit, and double of The 12. It can most favorably be described as 12 pairs, for engaging in 12 parallel tasks in [[Swarm Builds]] that are practiced as part of [[Extreme Manufacturing]]

	Such a team is sufficiently large that they can complete a product development project to a good state of completion (Stage 10) according to the [[Stages of Product Release]].		Such a team is sufficiently large that they can complete a product development project to a good state of completion (Stage 10) according to the [[Stages of Product Release]]. Thus, at the scale of 24, bootstrapping economics become feasible - as sufficient coordination is achieved for effective product releases.

	This is also an easily manageable unit in terms of ability to recruit, coordinate, and operate with such a team size - without exceptionally difficult logistics. Multiples of such a unit can join to a [[Village Scale]].		This is also an easily manageable unit in terms of ability to recruit, coordinate, and operate with such a team size - without exceptionally difficult logistics. Multiples of such a unit can join to a [[Village Scale]].

Marcin at 23:02, 18 April 2022

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	Such a team is sufficiently large that they can complete a product development project to a good state of completion (Stage 10) according to the [[Stages of Product Release]].		Such a team is sufficiently large that they can complete a product development project to a good state of completion (Stage 10) according to the [[Stages of Product Release]].

	This is also an easily manageable unit in terms of ability to recruit, coordinate, and operate with such a team size.		This is also an easily manageable unit in terms of ability to recruit, coordinate, and operate with such a team size - without exceptionally difficult logistics. Multiples of such a unit can join to a [[Village Scale]].

Marcin at 23:02, 18 April 2022

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	Such a team is sufficiently large that they can complete a product development project to a good state of completion (Stage 10) according to the [[Stages of Product Release]].		Such a team is sufficiently large that they can complete a product development project to a good state of completion (Stage 10) according to the [[Stages of Product Release]].

			This is also an easily manageable unit in terms of ability to recruit, coordinate, and operate with such a team size.

Marcin at 23:01, 18 April 2022

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	24 is selected as a good number of a small, platoon-size unit, and double of The 12. It can most favorably be described as 12 pairs, for engaging in 12 parallel tasks in [[Swarm Builds]] that are practiced as part of [[Extreme Manufacturing]]		24 is selected as a good number of a small, platoon-size unit, and double of The 12. It can most favorably be described as 12 pairs, for engaging in 12 parallel tasks in [[Swarm Builds]] that are practiced as part of [[Extreme Manufacturing]]

	Such a team is sufficiently large that they can complete a product development project to a good state of completion (Stage 10) of the [[Stages of ~~the~~ Product Release]].		Such a team is sufficiently large that they can complete a product development project to a good state of completion (Stage 10) according to the [[Stages of Product Release]].

Marcin at 23:00, 18 April 2022

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	24 is selected as a good number of a small, platoon-size unit, and double of The 12. It can most favorably be described as 12 pairs, for engaging in 12 parallel tasks in [[Swarm Builds]] that are practiced as part of [[Extreme Manufacturing]]		24 is selected as a good number of a small, platoon-size unit, and double of The 12. It can most favorably be described as 12 pairs, for engaging in 12 parallel tasks in [[Swarm Builds]] that are practiced as part of [[Extreme Manufacturing]]

			Such a team is sufficiently large that they can complete a product development project to a good state of completion (Stage 10) of the [[Stages of the Product Release]].

Marcin at 22:59, 18 April 2022

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	You may have noticed that the [[Core Enterprise Module]] relies on cohorts of 24 people for any build project. Within 4 years - the students can be trained fully as open source design builders - understanding the design to the point that they can design for efficient builds.		You may have noticed that the [[Core Enterprise Module]] relies on cohorts of 24 people for any build project. Within 4 years - the students can be trained fully as open source design builders - understanding the design to the point that they can design for efficient builds.

			24 is selected as a good number of a small, platoon-size unit, and double of The 12. It can most favorably be described as 12 pairs, for engaging in 12 parallel tasks in [[Swarm Builds]] that are practiced as part of [[Extreme Manufacturing]]

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You may have noticed that the [[Core Enterprise Module]] relies on cohorts of 24 people for any build project. Within 4 years - the students can be trained fully as open source design builders - understanding the design to the point that they can design for efficient builds.