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Show HN: I procrastinated on a course by building a course tracker.
I downloaded a course and ran into the problem of tracking my progress and remembering where I left off. Instead of sitting down and finishing it, I found a way to procrastinate — …
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Working on product and brand at the same time, I keep running into a tension I couldn't articulate until I read this Paul Graham line: "Branding by definition has to be distinctive…
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That’s well said. That’s precisely the problem we’re facing, but this time it’s not cooking skills, but thinking skills.
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Why it matters since it does the job !
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Sadly, most of the big names (Udemy, Coursera, ...) are using encrypted streaming with DRM, but there are Khan Academy, Harvard, MIT,... courses that you can download and use local…
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That’s awesome! I’m a huge fan of projects like that. I recently launched ckourse.com (open-source) to help manage downloaded courses. Combining tolaria and Ckourse will give a smo…
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Interesting point of view. Do you have any resources for such things, books, videos, etc., explaining those persuasion techniques you mentioned?
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There’s some of this in https://book.stevejobsarchive.com/ There are also his videos and speeches, for example when explaining the magic behind computers, and the way he simplifies…
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so you think KISS (keep it simple stupid) is the key in this case ?
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Totally agree, but the question "Impeccable taste" is a skill or a gift.
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Ofc it's salesmanship, but actually not anyone is able to chain ideas and talk the same way
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Why Steve Jobs words are magical?
I'm genuinely curious why Steve’s way of talking, organising, and chaining ideas is amazing. From your point of view, what's the secret sauce ?