On Wed, Jan 27, 2016 at 2:45 AM, Mark Atwood
wrote:
> My lesson I take away from that is not that I am some special fount of
> valuable ideas, but that nearly everyone who works in the right parts of
> the tech space is, but that means little, as ideas are cheap, it's
> execution that is valuable
Mark Atwood :
> My lesson I take away from that is not that I am some special fount of
> valuable ideas, but that nearly everyone who works in the right parts of
> the tech space is, but that means little, as ideas are cheap, it's
> execution that is valuable.
I think this is *mostly* true. Occas
Re almost inventing DVCS and almost inventing Linux.
I keep a notebook list of ideas that I know I had, that I didnt have the
interest, realization, drive, time, or skills, to chase and execute on,
that within a year or two later had burst onto the scene as billion dollar
VC funded "awesome tech".
