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Comment #6633239
That's a great idea. It just seems that every problem I run into has already been solved.
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Comment #6630479
I'm talking about practical/technical problems of course.
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Comment #6630335
Yes, it is. But I can't recognise my own problems anymore, because I've become so good at solving them myself.
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Ask HN: How to find solvable problems if you're a great problem-solver?
The advice people tend to give to build a successful startup is to solve problems you encounter yourself. But how do I come up with marketable solutions if I'm already an expert in…
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Ask HN: Create a job board for graduates?
Common job boards offer searching by keyword, function title, industry, ... which I believe most graduates are not familiar with. Why not create a job board where graduates can sea…
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Ask HN: Would these laptops sell?
I've owned a laptop repair shop for 6 years now and my customers always keep asking me the same two questions: 1) What kind of laptop do you recommend? I only need it for reading m…
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Comment #6157000
Why not use Neat for your grid and Foundation for typography?
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What do you expect from a job board?
I see all these job boards with functionalities like uploading your resume, browsing by sector/region/..., countless blog posts about improving your work life, ... Is it really nec…
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Comment #3417321
EveryMe is something different. They add a social feature to your contacts. My idea is about always having the most up to date personal contact information.
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Discuss my idea: social address book network
Presented in a concise problem-solving manner, so I don't waste your valuable time. Subproblem 1: People still have to enter all details about their personal contacts (e.g. address…
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Comment #3415749
They're just ideas floating around in my head. I want to make sure I'm not reinventing the weel.
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Where can I discuss about my ideas?
I have a lot of ideas crossing my mind lately. I need people to comment on them. I can't figure out myself whether they are useful or not. I'm too focused, one might say. Friends a…
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Comment #3396326
I'm actually thinking about a celebrity/gossip niche. It would be fun to just read articles and watch pictures/videos of a certain celebrity, without visiting multiple websites. I …
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Ask HN: Aggregator intended for a certain market niche?
Reddit, digg, ... all focus on several interests (f.e. technology, fun, news, music, video, ...). Would it be wise to build an aggregator that is solely intended for a certain mark…
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Comment #3393835
Love it!
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Comment #3393821
I'm only studying to get a degree. Without a degree, it's hard to find a proper job in Belgium. CS has interested me since I was a teenager, that's why I choose it.
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Comment #3393808
You're absolutely right. Sometimes I let myself be carried away by the fears of others.
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Comment #3393786
Really appreciate your input, but your statement about my idea is rather brusque. You don't have a clue what my idea is about. It is possible to take a leave of absence at my unive…
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Comment #3393771
I can learn things quicker without going to college. College also teaches a lot of things I don't need right now. I'm a strong believer that one should only learn things when they'…
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Comment #3393764
There's nothing wrong with having doubts. I feel it's actually immature starting a company without considering all the options. You're just being delusional then.
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Comment #3392989
Less clutter, an easier way to choose with who I want to share, a dislike button, possibility to comment on page likes (they removed that feature), an algorithm that filters the st…
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Ask HN: Should I quit college to pursue my dream?
-- Current situation -- * 23 years old * no degree * studying CS (first year in college) * knowledge of C/C++, Python & Objective-C * been repairing computers, cell phones (f.e. iP…
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Comment #3382045
Thanks a lot. However, you do have to know how to program, right? Who else is going to build your product?