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rgrieselhuber

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The Royal We: Single Founder Startups (ginzametrics.com)
144 points by rgrieselhuber 26 days ago | link
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We Are Not Time Travelers (behance.net)
128 points by rgrieselhuber about 1 month ago | link
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What I've learned about selling (as a developer)
57 points by rgrieselhuber about 1 year ago | link
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Top Lessons I’ve Learned From Starting My Company (So Far) (firewatching.com)
52 points by rgrieselhuber over 2 years ago | link
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OfficePod - Tiny, Minimalist Office Space (officepod.co.uk)
47 points by rgrieselhuber 6 months ago | link
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"Tim O'Reilly: Stop throwing sheep, do something worthy"
37 points by rgrieselhuber about 1 year ago | link | top
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In reading some of the comments here, I wonder if O'Reilly's point is being addressed?

Most of the focus in the comments is on what makes a viable business model (ad-supported vs. pay-for-use) or a rational valuation (is Slide really worth half a billion?), but my reading made me think that O'Reilly was trying to get people focus on something bigger, specifically, is what you're working on worthwhile?

Like, if you got hit by a bus tomorrow, will you consider your life well-spent to have built that sheep thrower when you could have been doing something else?

Why you shouldn't listen to “hasn’t someone done that already?” (firewatching.com)
33 points by rgrieselhuber over 2 years ago | link
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Miyamoto Musashi's Final Work (wikipedia.org)
25 points by rgrieselhuber about 1 year ago | link
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"Starting a business isn't as crazy and risky as they say"
19 points by rgrieselhuber 9 months ago | link | parent | top
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I think the real lesson here is that you had a very smart (and rare) girlfriend.
Ask HN: Who are the best icon designers?
18 points by rgrieselhuber 4 months ago | link
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I will be in the market for some custom icons in a few months. If anyone here has experience hiring a custom icon designer for high-quality icons (such as those used by CulturedCode, etc.) or is a designer with a strong portfolio, I'd love to hear about it.
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