If it weren’t for the deep harm they were doing to so many with these radical ideas, I’d have a lot of pity and empathy for the fact that they’re clearly acting out due to social isolation and the existential emptiness that must come from pursuing wealth and power to such an extreme degree that there’s no room left in life for someone to call them on their bullshit.
Intellectual property laws of today are largely influenced by regulations created more than a hundred years ago in Europe. But there is one country in the world where IP is handled in a radically different manner as a result of the internet age: China. What can we learn from China in this age of innovation?
I’ve read books by Bunnie, yet this 20-minute talk gave me a new way of looking at the space. The biggest takeaway for me was the difference between a culture of inventory-based “what product can I find?” to a factory-based “what product can I make?”
I guess my main takeaway is that DeSantis isnβt going to be the next president. He makes Trump seem tolerant, Ted Cruz seem likable, Mitch McConnell seem moderate, Lauren Boebert seem mature and Rick Santorum seem cool.
This was always something that seemed “impossible” to me βΒ until you actually look into it and commit some time. Within a week and a half, I was able to go from taking an hour to go through steps to solve a cube to doing it in 2-3 minutes by memory. I’m looking forward to experimenting more.
One of the most basic challenges in building an enterprise software startup is that startups run on an 18 month funding cycle and a lot of enterprises run on an 18 month decision cycle.