Mo Shafieeha
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Mo Shafieeha
But what about protocol governance? This is generally a much more straightforward side of protocol governance and can run parallel to sub-DAO processes.
petrpan • KPI Sub-DAO Structure
You'll need bioinformatics skills like:• Programming skills• Statistical skills• Mining Big Data and Machine Learning• Database management, e.g, SQL• Knowledge of bioinformatics resources such as BLAST, NCBI, Galaxy, and others.• Research Skills
Kolawole Temitope Emmanuel • The Top Five Skills Every Bioinformatics Enthusiast Should Have.
DAOlitical Parties for Multiple Protocols In the previous section, we explained how Convex Finance can be considered a union within Curve Finance, how this union model can be applied to other interest groups, and why a DAOlitical party is necessary. In this section, we will continue this train of thought and discuss the implication of... See more
Llama • DAOlitical Parties and DAOliticians: A Future in the Metagovernance World
product design and
- Minimizing the number of information sources consumers must touch.- Providing trustworthy sources of product information and recommendations.- Offering tools that will help consumers weigh their options.
Patrick Spenner • To Keep Your Customers, Keep It Simple
Educational App for Kids, Preschool, Toddlers - Kokotree
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Edutainment and Education
In college, the author started his first startup, and it failed. Before launch, he didn't talk to customers, he fought with his cofounders a lot. He didn't know how to build working software or deal with tech debt. He read Eric Ries's Lean Startup after this experience and vowed to use it. Since the insurance CRM was geared toward tracking existing... See more
Cedric Chin • Product Validation Frameworks are Mostly Useless Without Taste
When you lose a limb, you might feel like you're still holding on to it even after it's been amputated - grief feels like a phantom limb. For us to understand grief, we need to know that there are five stages (non-linear, not everyone moves through all of them):
- denial
- anger
- bargaining
- depression
- acceptance.
Andrew Huberman • The Science & Process of Healing from Grief
By understanding user needs, motivations, and such, product thinking allows us to pinpoint the product's primary function. The goal of product thinking is to design solutions users will actually buy in order to solve problems. When a product is created to solve a problem that does not exist for its users, it will become obsolete and have limited... See more