Tech Is the Easy Part
A technical founder argues that building the technology is the easy part of a startup; the real challenge is business strategy, distribution, and market focus.
A technical founder argues that building the technology is the easy part of a startup; the real challenge is business strategy, distribution, and market focus.
A critique of the bureaucratic and low-agency culture hindering tech entrepreneurship in Europe, arguing for personal responsibility over resignation.
Interview with AI researcher Curtis Northcutt on his journey from rural Kentucky to MIT, founding Cleanlab, and his work on confident learning and dataset improvement.
Author announces closing his data science training company after seven years and shares his new role as a Senior Machine Learning Engineer.
A monthly update on TinyPilot, a tech hardware business, covering sales, product development, and financial challenges.
Discusses building a sustainable business model first when creating free and open source software (FOSS) to ensure financial success.
A guide for developers on generating product ideas by identifying real-world problems, emphasizing problem-first thinking over solution-first approaches.
A developer shares how he unintentionally created a bootstrapped startup, Karani, while working a non-tech job and later realized he was an entrepreneur.
Mitchell Hashimoto explains how the APPLE customer service acronym from his Apple retail days shaped his approach to building successful tech projects like Vagrant.
A startup founder shares key lessons on building a successful tech startup, focusing on business models, hiring, and avoiding excessive VC funding.
A critique of common pitfalls that hinder success in Silicon Valley's tech startup scene, focusing on mindset and behavior.