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TL;DR: OP finally bought an expensive pen on Kickstarter; they like it.

• grimgrin 14y ago
  "I’ve never been able to prototype product on the computer; it always felt too clunky, too slow. Similarly, if you are in a meeting or—as I noticed during Y Combinator at a talk—typing on a laptop seems like a sure way to miss 70 percent of the content. I think typing encourages you to write more, to write for the sake of writing rather than for taking notes." Your TL;DR skipped over a possibly important thought to many people.
  • Tichy 14y ago
    Do people need to be told everything? I mean, they really can't figure out for themselves if they should rather use pen & paper or a computer for prototyping? Even if somebody tells them, shouldn't they still try for themselves? Maybe it works for the person who tells them, but not for them?
    • puppymaster 14y ago
      > Do people need to be told everything? No. But I like reading about personal experiences and the little details.
    • graeme 14y ago
      No one needs to be told everything. But everyone needs to be told something. It was only a couple of years ago that I discovered the benefits of writing on paper vs. computer. I needed to be told, back then.