bertm

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   by bertm 17y ago

   The idea was meant to fairly generic. Your example would be closer to what I mean if your business model had some sort of regulation involved i.e. time or money you had to spend getting the greenlight from government. An example idea was a
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   Ask HN: Dynamic Illustration Tools or Code Libraries

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   Ask HN: Python Development Environment

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   by bertm 17y ago

   "I would suggest not grouping software by distinctions which do not matter for your users." Yet naturally there seem to be these distinctions drawn; Useful in both understanding markets and producing usable products. A personal example: I u
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   Ask HN: The Widget Economy Discussion

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   Paul Romer: A Theory of History with an Application(fora.tv)

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    by bertm 17y ago

    Modern day pretentious diction! Orwell would be rolling in his grave! [ http://www.george-orwell.org/Politics_and_the_English_Langua... ]