Abbreviations HID - High Information Density LID - Low Information Density HIV - High Information Volume LIV - Low Information Volume HID/HIV - Those who can handle both HID and HIV well HID/LIV - Those who can handle HID well but can only handle LIV...
Let's say some scholars have done a research on the relationship between career advancement and overconfidence/underconfidence(with respect to the Dunning-Kruger effect in this setup) in country A, and the result is as follows: Out of all those being...
Introducing new technical indicators for Direct Market Access
Disclaimer: While exceptions and negative emotions are essentially similar, they're still not 100% the same, so there will be minor discrepancies here and there when this article tries to apply wisdom on handling exceptions into handling negative emo...
We all know that trust is one of the most important aspects in our lives, yet it doesn’t mean everyone can handle it well, and sometimes some people are so bad on it that many problems in their lives are due to that. As far as I know, the maturity of...
Outsourcing business functions is nothing new in the business world, and is actually a very common and well-established practice, although whether it's a wise decision depends on the concrete circumstances. On the other hand, outsourcing core busines...
Most seasoned professional software engineering teams probably understand the immense value of DVCS in their jobs, but it seems to me that the concepts of DVCS isn't used much outside of software engineering, even when DVCS has existed for way more t...
Let's say that there's a reproducible fair test with the following specifications: The variable to be tested is A All the other variables as a set B is controlled to be K When A is set as X, the test result is P When A is set as Y, the test result i...
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