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by 13ren 18y ago
simple, useful, and original. It’s easy to come up with a task which is useful and original - just combine existing ideas in a new way, perhaps with some minor twists. But finding something that’s also simple is hard. Interesting a singl
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by 13ren 18y ago
When DHH gave his presentation I thought it was quite interesting that Startup School was hosting a talk that went directly against their principles I get "This video is not available" for DHH's presentation: http://omnisio.com/startupsc
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by 13ren 18y ago
I get "This video is not available".
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by 13ren 18y ago
I agree. I think PG addresses that issue when he says it's difficult for the market's and the founder's needs to coincide. That is, to find something that (A) you love to do, that (B) a market also loves. It's hard enough to find something
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by 13ren 18y ago
I think the niche for these tiny PCs is for embedded controllers... which don't need a keyboard or monitor. Although I'd guess for long-term battery operation (eg in remote applications), 5W is much too power-hungry. Incidentally, I'm typin
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by 13ren 18y ago
a reddit-style toolbar (ie. so you can easily comment/vote after reading). Is there a way to do this already? EDIT I just read that some use the bookmarklet for this: apparently, when you submit a site that has already been submitted, i
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by 13ren 18y ago
Does exercising the executive function improve it, in the same way as exercising a muscle? If so, what exercise-recovery time frame is ideal? is it similar to weight training, of sets, pushing to exhaustion, with brief recovery (of the orde