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You can always tell when you're doing something that is interesting or at least incredibly obscure, because you'll have extreme difficulty scrounging up any dis
by chipsy 16y ago
You can always tell when you're doing something that is interesting or at least incredibly obscure, because you'll have extreme difficulty scrounging up any discussion of it. People only want to blab about boring retreads. :)
- terra_t 16y agoI reached this point in my life where I realized I'd only be "really on to something" if I was working on something that didn't make sense to everybody else... If I was working on something that everybody else understood and see the value in, I'd be too late.
- mclin 16y agoI don't remember where I heard this, but there's an idea that you should only innovate at one thing at a time. For everything else you should travel the well trodden path. eg if you're innovating in your domain, don't innovate in your tech stack.
- seiji 16y agoUnless you are Google? Though, I think most advice can be refuted by that question.