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Re: Hacker news, but for ideas

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I love talking about ideas and was actually thinking of implementing something like this myself. You've got one user.

Great people talk about ideas. Average people talk about things. Small people talk about people.

- Dave Marinaccio

Re: Hacker news, but for ideas

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whats next? now we have a simple, yet functional community based idea incubator. definitely not the ideal tool for the job, but a really good start. We also have startups.com, a stackoverflow type knowledge exchange, focused on startup experience. Tools like skype, github, basecamp or fogbugz let startups and developers coordinate efforts across the office or across the world. Social networks let users discover mutual friends with aligned interests or ambitions. Finally, we can't forget about the extensive libraries of articles, presentations, and videos that are multiplying at a frightening pace. I, for one would be interested in a service that integrated all of the above together. Would anyone else?

Re: Hacker news, but for ideas

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post #14
post #5

I love talking about ideas and was actually thinking of implementing something like this myself. You've got one user.

Great people talk about ideas. Average people talk about things. Small people talk about people. - Dave Marinaccio

Have seen this so many times, and just realized for the first time it's self-referential. Clever!

Re: Hacker news, but for ideas

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post #5

I love talking about ideas and was actually thinking of implementing something like this myself. You've got one user.

It seems that talking about ideas -- especially your own -- is somehow taboo. Rather unfortunate.

I'm sorry. I know this is going to sound harsh, but I'll be the one saying it - again - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=182193 .

Talking about ideas was never taboo. It's just that your ideas are consistently inane and not worth talking about.

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