Preference doesn’t always benefit performance
Oh No! Preference for Latex doesn't translate into writing performance, particularly for those who prefer debugging code to communicating. https://t.co/NnaEhM2AbE — John Lee (@Jdlee888) April 5, 2017
Tagged: Performance
Learning is best in 45 minute segments
Studying is more effective when it’s done in 45-minute segments instead of longer ones Before You Study, Ask for Help That’s one of several ways students can better prepare themselves for tests in the...
Aided writing
Writing with the machine. Deep learning writing help: “(When I say “help,” I mean: less Clippy, more séance.)” Writing with the machine “…it’s like writing with a deranged but very well-read parrot on your shoulder.” robinsloan.com
Designing to make it hard for people
https://t.co/KFcC5LjhrP The Anti-Store : How Cosco intentionally designed a bad shopping experience that people love
Learning how to learn
Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjects https://goo.gl/hxjSRA #Learn
Cognitive blindspots: Kahneman on cognitive biases
Daniel Kahneman on why people tend to fixate on first impressions and fall victim to confirmation bias
Avoiding distraction and procrastination
https://hbr.org/2017/10/5-research-based-strategies-for-overcoming-procrastination?utm_campaign=hbr&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social Reverse the triggers of procrastination so you can get to work
Car as a service or as a product
A new ownership model for Volvo’s Polstar: all inclusive subscription, ordered online, with other models for loan