Mo Shafieeha

Recruiting participants It depends on the company how it recruits respondents. Some companies even use Craigslist. As a B2B company, you need real customers who use your product in order to conduct your research. In order to select respondents who fit your criteria, we turn to your own user base.

The idea that 'expertise is just pattern-matching is challenging to me because it doesn't seem like it should be so simple. What about creativity? Don't different mechanisms than prototype-based recognition drive creativity? The short answer seems to be 'yes, creativity relies on connecting different ideas, which is independent of expertise. The... See more

Data science teams can use Baseten to efficiently serve, integrate, design, and ship their custom machine learning models with ease. A key benefit of Baseten is that it collapses the innovation cycle for ML apps, resulting in cheaper experimentation and greater success. It unblocks ML efforts currently bottlenecked by infrastructure, frontend, and... See more

Designing products that address fundamental user problems is what UX and product design have always meant to me. We ought to think of usable and useful products as providing the most of what user experience entails; foremost of all, meeting user needs. Because of this, it is important to understand product thinking.

Retroactive airdrops New protocols are designed to incentivize users further, such as airdrops to spread awareness, foster ownership, or reward early adopters retroactively. As an example, Uniswap awarded the UNI token retroactively to all users.

Malnutrition is more commonly caused by overnutrition (as a result of processed food consumption) than by a lack of food in the modern world. The gut-brain axis gets dysregulated when you eat processed foods, so you keep eating more.

The lesson is clear: do less, do it well, and be consistent.