tbsmartens
This guy bought an underground rocket silo and is documenting the repair process: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd50A5qLv8FemVufSvDgkCQ
*I remember hearing about it on HN in a similar discussion some time ago and thought it might be relevant for some of the people in this thread.
(Populism explained) Why we all need to get better in telling jokes
Medium: Why we all need to get better in telling jokes?
Zero Marginal Cost: Why comedy is only source of innovation left
https://medium.com/@tbsmartens/is-iot-the-end-of-rocket-inte...
It´s all about singularity: How many services do you need that all do the same? Not too many, not too many - and this realisations will hit everybody, from ad-tech to server technologies to consumer services.
BUSY.VC – Glassdoor for Venture Capital
One more idea*In Europe many founders report that fundraising takes too long. While in San Fransisco you run into VC after VC, the decentralised nature of Europe makes fundraising much more of a remote process. In survey entrepreneurs often note, that the biggest problems are (i) that they don´t know where in the process they are, (ii) what their probabilities “odds” are, and (iii) what else...
Apply HN: Internet in children´s language
More then 3.5 Bn. people are going online within the next 5 years. Unlike early adopter communities, these are demographics who have never been online before and now have to learn each and every online service. This people struggle remembering apps - users know today less then 4,7 services on average. Their problem: To abstract between service concepts and digital brands. We help this users by...
Why IOT means 99% of all European startups will die
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Wiki.vc - building a wikipedia about entrepreneurship
Hi, I wonder what HN might think about building a wiki.vc? -> I am thinking about something like an aggregator about entrepreneurship and digital startups, markets, etc. Your thoughts?
A wiki like wiki.ubc.ca
Hi, I am totally amazed how ubc.ca integrated mediawiki and wordpress - I wonder, is there anywhere a fork of the whole? Or any better alternatives? Either way - I think this is a great demo of what is possible with open source software / technologies