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  1. Paul Graham states that not thinking of startup ideas leads to good ideas. Whereby, one develops a way of thinking of ideas unconsciously. Thus, the idea of working on side projects because they're plain interesting.…

  2. I'm interested in taking a Udacity course, but the technology course requirements state that the operating system for Macs should be OS X 10.11 and higher. I was always content with leaving my MacBook Pro at OS X…

  3. Example: Bill Gates' favorite books of 2017.

  4. This question was asked two years ago on HN. I'd like to see some new responses. Non-fiction and fiction (e.g., 1984) both welcomed.

  5. Hi HN, I have no experience programming nor working with tech. I'm looking for an area of programming that has a lot of job opportunities, as well as being profitable. Now I only know that there is mobile (iOS &…

  6. Note: I'm a complete novice and don't even know how to program, but I'm very interested in innovation and tech. Is it worthwhile to learn programming/tech knowledge, or should I save it for the experts? The reason I ask…

  7. I'm only interested in programming as a tool to execute and make tangible my entrepreneurial ideas. If I don't have an idea, is it worth it to learn programming? Or should I first come up with an idea, then learn…

  8. Complete beginner here. I'm wondering if someone can give me an overview of different areas of programming. I know there is mobile development and web development. That is the extent to my knowledge. I want to venture…

  9. Is it that he reads constantly and eclectically? My theory is that his physics and economics degree helps him to think technically and with a business mindset. Added that he reads widely and is talented. In my opinion,…

  10. I know this question has been asked before but the results are outdated. What are some websites that pique your interests?

  11. An entrepreneur comes across a problem and develops a solution to the problem, but how does one initially find the problem? Are there certain skills one can develop that enhances problem-finding abilities? Any books…