Mo Shafieeha

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

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.

You should avoid overhead fluorescent light as much as possible between 10pm and 4am because this light will reduce your melatonin level, causing you to have trouble falling asleep and staying asleep (you should instead use soft lamps and dim screens to avoid straining your eyes). If you watch the afternoon sun from sunset in the afternoon, you can... See more

Finally, members and fans can partake in the combined social capital and utility value being created through issuing social or community tokens.

This is Part 5 of the Learning in Ill-Structured Domains Series. Cognitive Flexibility Theory says you can be an expert in an ill-structured domain.

A lot of products require a mixture of taste and customer obsession. So if you try to copy Amazon's PR/FAQ process without someone with product taste in the room, you're pretty likely to fail. There's also the tacit component to success, which is harder to articulate and, therefore, harder to acquire.

Remember, a solution that works in one scenario may or may not work in another, depending on the problem statement and how your initial research findings work out.