Tag: papers
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People like fresh food, perceptions study
In one, participants compared potato chips with five-month and nine-month shelf lives. They rated the chips with the shorter shelf life as more natural and healthier, while those with the longer shelf life were considered more environmentally friendly and better for reducing waste. In another experiment, participants chose between pasta sauces with one- and three-year…
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🤖 Ten do’s and don’ts for LinkedIn posts, according to actual research, based on pre-slop posts
Summarized by AI, July 2, 2026. Original” What Users Post and Engage With on LinkedIn: A Mixed Methods Study Most LinkedIn advice comes from people whose job is giving LinkedIn advice, which should make you suspicious. So here’s something rarer: an actual peer-reviewed study of 1,001 individual users’ posts, coded by topic and compared on…
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What Users Post and Engage With on LinkedIn: A Mixed Methods Study – Daniel Usera, Samuel Cox, Laramie Walker, 2026
🤖 Study of 1,001 LinkedIn posts finds Business content dominates the feed (43%) but Interpersonal posts – thanking, congratulating, and tagging other people – win the most reactions and comments; Observance and Business posts win reposts; Expertise/thought-leadership posts underperform despite being the second most common category. 🔗 What Users Post and Engage With on LinkedIn:…
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Developer Productivity in the Age of Generative AI: A Psychological Perspective
Developer productivity in the age of generative AI, examined from a psychological perspective rather than a throughput one. Summarized by AI. 🔗 Developer Productivity in the Age of Generative AI: A Psychological Perspective
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