misterballer

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   by misterballer 1mo ago

   Hi adastra22, thanks so much for the honest reply! I really appreciate it. I agree that a PhD does not well for many (very) important parts of building a startup, such as marketing and prototype development. However, could you elaborate on
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   Ask HN: Is there a shortage of talent at early-stage deep-tech startups?

   1 points by misterballer 2mo ago|2 comments
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   Ask HN: Should hard-tech founders join a problem or technology-first PhD lab?

   13 points by misterballer 2mo ago|15 comments
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   by misterballer 3mo ago

   I agree that the conditions you listed are necessary for being a successful researcher. However, even if somebody were to meet those crtieria, it seems like they would still have little to no impact, since robotics capabilities research is
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   Ask HN: Research vs. Founding a Tech Startup?

   3 points by misterballer 3mo ago|3 comments
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   by misterballer 3mo ago

   I agree that discoveries take place independently. However, I am specifically interested in the case of hard-tech startups, of which there seems to be little discussion online surrounding their inevitability.
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   Ask HN: How inevitable are most accessible hard-tech startups?

   2 points by misterballer 3mo ago|3 comments