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Wow, these are good questions. But it's 10:58 so I'll try to answer them afterward. Edit: Answers: 1. Not to be influenced by credentials. Where people went
by pg 17y ago
Wow, these are good questions. But it's 10:58 so I'll try to answer them afterward.
Edit: Answers:
1. Not to be influenced by credentials. Where people went to school in particular.
2. Our own determination, probably. We need it too, not just the founders.
3. How many people just give up.
4. That founders have made? Building stuff users don't really care about.
5. Doing everything on a larger scale.
6. The kind with the right founders.
- adrianwaj 17y agoPeople are hard-wired to give up. There has to be a carrot, stick or both to overcome it. Ideally, just wanting to make a change, or being really excited by something is what keeps people going against the odds: like Steve Jobs. Developers are basically problem solvers, I suspect giving up occurs when a certain set of problems seem or have proven to be insurmountable.