1 year to talk to people in real businesses that aren't in tech and study their problem in depth. 4 years to create what they need. Too vague? I don't know enough about enough things outside of tech to really build something that would actually help the rest of the world. (The only thing I can think of is another Skype-like company akin to Twillio but for video communication with a phone. That probably would fail unt…
Ask HN: If you had 5 years of uninterrupted time, what would you build and why?
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#13The problem is that you can spend years or decades working on something that the market deems irrelevant. Case in point: GNU Hurd.
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#14Re: Ask HN: If you had 5 years of uninterrupted time, what would you build and why?
#15If only SJ had to applied to YC/Kickstarter, would have been so much faster (and more Bootstrap-y too)!!!!
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#16- use warehouses to build automated aquaponics food farms managed like servers (the info available on this stuff is not exactly scientific)
- fast food that is _real_ food (and potentially grown in an abandoned warehouse close-by).
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#181 year to talk to people in real businesses that aren't in tech and study their problem in depth. 4 years to create what they need. Too vague? I don't know enough about enough things outside of tech to really build something that would actually help the rest of the world. (The only thing I can think of is another Skype-like company akin to Twillio but for video communication with a phone. That probably would fail unt…
thats a waterfall model, may be agile might be more useful :)