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Ask HN - What's your best startup idea?
47 points by steveeq1 17y ago|181 comments
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22 Facebook Funded Startups to Watch(mashable.com)
4 points by steveeq1 17y ago|0 comments
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by steveeq1 17y ago
Yeah, I'm at Hacker Dojo now. Interesting it's still on Hacker News. It's my first time. There are about 7 people here or so. It's actually surprisingly quiet, kind of like a library, but I'm still in the front section. the back area is hug
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Speed Dating for Hackers(meetup.com)
12 points by steveeq1 17y ago|6 comments
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Good Edward De Bono quotes on creativity and entrepreneurship(blog.thestever.net)
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The single biggest problem facing engineering(blog.thestever.net)
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The Little But Really Useful Guide to Creativity(zenhabits.net)
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Good Alan Kay quotes(blog.thestever.net)
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by steveeq1 17y ago
And how does this relate to hacker news?
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by steveeq1 17y ago
I'm setting up a similar event in Los Angeles, perhaps a barcamp-type event. Sign up for it if you're interested: http://www.meetup.com/speed-dating-for-hackers
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by steveeq1 17y ago
He neglected to say what program to use to make the graphs. Any suggestions?
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by steveeq1 17y ago
Guys, I'm setting up a meetup for hackers that does this exact thing. It's right here: http://www.meetup.com/lets-build-something-together/ . Think of it as speed dating for hacker. I'm still revising the text and doing some other things
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by steveeq1 17y ago
Read Lateral Thinking. I saw it on his list and read it. Very good for teaching you how to think outside the box.
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by steveeq1 17y ago
Yeah, i agree. You can outsource transcripts really inexpensively to third world nations.
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by steveeq1 17y ago
Yeah, funny, I was thinking of a similar principle. However, mine is slightly different. You match people using collaborative filtering techniques based on your social network profile (bayesian filtering, for example. . .). Then you via gps
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by steveeq1 17y ago
There's an LA YC hackers group for anyone that wants to join: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=83407422326 . We haven't had any meetups yet, but we'll probably have some soon.
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by steveeq1 17y ago
How about a Los Angeles meet?
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by steveeq1 18y ago
Yeah, create a twitter and maybe even a meetup.com thingee. It's always great to meet with other hackers.
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by steveeq1 18y ago
It can be, but like Paul Graham says it all depends on your ability of identifying a good programmer. I made the mistake of not interviewing the candidates well enough and wasted a month's worth of time and labor because of it. Most people
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by steveeq1 18y ago
Might I make a recommendation? Start with "The Little Schemer" and then graduate to "The Seasoned Schemer". Here: http://www.amazon.com/Little-Schemer-Daniel-P-Friedman/dp/02... It takes you more step-by-step than SICP and once you get mo
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by steveeq1 18y ago
Easy, I'd travel the world with my laptop and write code on the road. Hopefully code that would change the world.
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Ask HN: Quick. . . What's the best book on entrepreneurship you've ever read?
8 points by steveeq1 18y ago|13 comments