Luc Cheung
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Luc Cheung
Paul Graham on how to make yourself a big target for luck:
“When you read biographies of people who've done great work, it's remarkable how much luck is involved.
They discover what to work on as a result of a chance meeting, or by reading a book they happen to pick up.... See more
David Senrax.comJobs' gift is so rare that it's likely even Apple hasn't been able to replace it. It's not a coincidence that the Apple products that frustrate me the most right now are all the ones with "Pro" in the name. The MacBook Pro, with its flawed keyboard and bizarre Touch Bar (I'm still using the old 13" MacBook Pro with the old keyboard, hoping beyond... See more
Remains of the Day • Invisible asymptotes
Slowness in LaunchingCompanies of all sizes have a hard time getting software done. It's
intrinsic to the medium; software is always 85% done. It takes an
effort of will to push through this and get something released to
users.
[3]Startups make all kinds of excuses for delaying their launch. Most
are equivalent to the ones people use for procrastinating... See more
intrinsic to the medium; software is always 85% done. It takes an
effort of will to push through this and get something released to
users.
[3]Startups make all kinds of excuses for delaying their launch. Most
are equivalent to the ones people use for procrastinating... See more
The 18 Mistakes That Kill Startups
Finding Your Niche
You want people to eventually be interested in you for you, to “be the niche,” but you’ll need to start with some focused topic to get picked up by the algorithm.
Finding the right niche on TikTok is a combination of:
You want people to eventually be interested in you for you, to “be the niche,” but you’ll need to start with some focused topic to get picked up by the algorithm.
Finding the right niche on TikTok is a combination of:
- What topic do you have a meaningful competitive information advantage in?
- What topic are people already following?
