Mo Shafieeha

he worked as Netscape's product manager to pivot the server product line. Microsoft's IIS had all the features they had, was five times faster, and was free. Mike Homer and he worked furiously to acquire and partner. they beat Microsoft and grew the server line to $400M.

Building a trustworthy platform is hard, but it's necessary if you want it. These practices are already paying off daily. Adopting quality in our culture is the most crucial and decisive factor in getting there. All parts of our platform are affected by our reliability culture.

An Overview of the Current Challenges Facing Decentralized Governance in DeFi and Ideas for the Future

When he was CEO of Opsware, their toughest competitor Bladelogic started consistently beating them in large deals. His smartest people offered suggestions on how to avoid the battle. they regained their product lead after nine months of hard work on a rugged product cycle, building a company worth $1.6B in the end. "There are no silver bullets... See more

Coin voting has three key problems: Those with more coins can influence things. Coins are freely traded, and bribery protocols like Paladin have appeared. The coin holder's level of involvement (context) is not considered when calculating the voting power for Coin Voting. Conversely, Coin Voting has some positives: Unlike one-member-one-vote, Coin... See more

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