Apple should dump their Product Managers and hire the EU bureaucrats directly then we will finally see improvements and innovations again.

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dsign 20 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Let’s call them bureaucrats, but let’s not forget that their baseline is to be public servants, while that of product managers is to increase profits :-) . I think the system is working as intended though, because increasing profits can be a great driver for innovation and service to the consumer, until it’s not and the “immune system” (the bureaucracy) must be called on to fight the uncontrolled pathological growth…

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officialchicken 19 hours ago | parent [-]

Brussels primary interest is the process, not the people.

If you don't think there isn't any "uncontrolled pathological growth" anywhere in the EU, then you should look at ALL OF THE LEGALLY SANCTIONED GOVERNMENT MONOPOLIES HERE.

End of story.

	▲	avianlyric 8 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> ALL OF THE LEGALLY SANCTIONED GOVERNMENT MONOPOLIES HERE. This is the kinda claim that really needs citations, and ideally some commentary on how the examples demonstrate the point you’re trying to make. Otherwise it’s impossible to reply to, and just comes across a little shrill and conspiratorial. Which I don’t think is your goal.

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Vespasian 20 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

It's a tragedy, though no surprise, that this is required

I guess "the regulations will continue until product management improves".