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Two ideas to solve the problem:

• Allocate resources to users

• Allocate resources to users

A few days ago, a classmate asked this question in a classmate group: There are eight people working in two shifts, a 12-hour system, and one person often works the day shift. Five people are required to be on duty every day. How to schedule the shifts? I am waiting online urgently. Can I ask for an expert? . (Note: A regular day shift means only day shift. If there are five people on duty every day, it means a total of five people on day shift plus night shift)

This is how I understand it:

Allocate resources to users. (Day shift and black shift count as resources)

Another classmate explained it this way:

Allocate resources to users, that is, day shift and black shift,

Two very typical ideas.

One is user-centered and allocates resources to users.

The other is resource-centered and allocates resources to users.

These are also two common ideas when making products.

User-centered products tend to have a better user experience.

Resource-centered products tend to make the most efficient use of resources.

It doesn't matter whether it's good or bad, it depends on which one is suitable for the specific scenario.

Tian Ji's horse racing was a defeat.

We all know the story of Tian Ji’s horse racing.

The dismounted horse versus the mounted horse, the mounted horse versus the middle horse, the middle horse versus the dismounted horse. In the end it was three to two, and the one without the better horse won.

"Tian Ji Horse Racing" is so smart. So clever that we have been following him for thousands of years.

Therefore, with "Tian Ji Horse Racing", you can win even if you don't have a good horse.

Therefore, as long as there is "Tian Ji Horse Racing", it will be enough.

A good horse? What is that? It takes time and money.

However, the core competitiveness of an enterprise will not be "Tian Ji horse racing" after all. Therefore, those who pursue "Tian Ji Horse Racing" will eventually lose.

After all, we still need "good horses" to win users and the market.

The core idea in "Sun Tzu's Art of War" is one sentence: To be in an invincible position without losing the enemy's defeat.

To put it simply, it is: use the right combination to win with the unexpected.

The prerequisite for winning by surprise is to achieve justice. Otherwise, winning by surprise becomes a pure gamble.

Whether we are making products or businesses, we still need to raise a "good horse" to be invincible before we can consider "Tian Ji horse racing" to win by surprise.

Management is about not caring.

All management "for management" and "for management" will ultimately fail and go in the opposite direction.

The autumn rain is continuous.

I don’t know when it started to rain outside.

Tonight is another rainy night.

With a hint of coolness.

For those who rely heavily on note-taking applications. I have always wanted to revamp my blog and use it to take notes.

On the one hand, I don’t have time to do it, and on the other hand, I haven’t figured out how to do it.

I have been using a post type to take notes, but I still use post format.

I tried both, and finally used post format. The post format used for notes is aside.

Aside, this word puzzled me for a long time. A normal translation would not match my notes anyway. In WordPress, as well as on some foreign websites I know, the format aside is a description of formal content and informal content. This is why aside is translated as "log" in WordPress.

I have some time today, so I've got it done. Record it.

The following is copied from elsewhere for reference.

Journal (aside) - Typical style is no title. Similar to a post updated on Facebook or Renren.
Gallery – a gallery of images. Articles usually have "gallery" code and corresponding image attachments.
link – A link to another website. Topics may use the first tag in an article as an external link to the article. It is possible that if a post contains a URL, then this URL will be used; at the same time, the post title (post_title) will be the name of the anchor attached to it.
image – a single image. The first tag in the article will be considered the image. In addition, if the article contains only one URL link, it is considered to be the URL address of the image, and the article title (post_title) will be used as the title attribute of the image.
Quote – A quotation from someone else. Blockquote is usually used to wrap quoted content. Alternatively, you might write the quote directly into the article and include its source in the title block.
status – A brief update, usually up to 140 characters. Similar to Weibo Twitter status messages.
video – a single video.

Vue routing guard is invalid?

You must use vue routing to be effective, and direct links cannot be used.