Mo Shafieeha

Professor K. Anders Ericsson explains in his 2016 deliberate practice book that human expertise results from the development of effective mental representations of whatever field you wish to specialize in. Although this view of expertise as tacit knowledge is relatively well-known, it seems uncontroversial. The art of practice, however, may simply... See more

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

------------------------------------------------------------- Introducing the players - Fei Protocol: $FEI is one of the few truly decentralized stablecoins because it is mostly backed by $ETH. Fei Protocol’s Protocol Controlled Value (PCV) holds ~$653mn, providing a 206% collateralization ratio for all circulating $FEI.

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Closing Summary Crypto is an amazing testing ground for new political and coordination systems because of its composability and interoperability. With great power comes great responsibilities. We know many inefficiencies exist in our current political systems and the DAOlitical space could only be different if we are conscious about the design... See more

Changing the product domain made it easier to navigate. You can have two product development processes: Ask customers what problems they have and build for them. Or you don't ask customers anything and rely on internal product leaders' taste and judgment. Customer obsession and taste are parallel paths to product success. Some domains, like Lean... See more

The Power of Right Measurement

• SLO (Service Level Objective) is the reliability objective that our team aims for (i.e. 99.999%).


• SLI (Service Level Indicator) is the achieved reliability given a timeframe (i.e. 99.975% last February).


• SLA (Service Level Agreement) is the reliability agreed to deliver and be expected by our consumers at a given

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When DAOs are needed The growth of DAOs in general and the massive success of some of the most innovative ones inevitably result in the perception that the route to growth and robust network participation requires a DAO structure. In times of ebullience, market forces make it easy to assume that every organization, community, or project needs a... See more

We need to think critically and understand things better, not less. Trying to reduce human systems to animal systems doesn't take into account how knowledge changes over time. In addition, it misses out on the most important element of those animal systems, being, doing, and interacting. At Nature of Work, we have developed a method of organization... See more