Sorry for being a bit late with this but after coming back on sunday I seem to have caught a virus (not the digital kind). Anyway, here are some thoughts on the Entrepreneurship Summit 2011 in Berlin.
This might be one of my pet peeves ...
Above you are looking at the front page of EntryDNS's homepage. Quick, tell me what they are selling. Some kind of free DNS service? I couldn’t tell either. Let’s see if we can make their copy simpler, more to-the-point.
Let’s see what ...
Recently I submitted my post How to make a better analog watch to Hacker News. My idea was thwarted, of course (I got the feeling I didn’t describe the idea very well, though). But one comment really made me ponder how to break out of the this-is-the-way-it-is-done thinking.
These days I'm getting more and more frustrated by my fellow students. It seems everybody is trying to get through with as little work as possible and those who are at least motivated are very reluctant to learn any new languages/technologies.
Migrated the site to a Lanyon based setup today. Really nice little HTML generator - probably because one can sense it was made by a djangonaut.
Yet there are three things I'm missing:
I make stuff simple.
Code, interfaces, things.
You can hire me.
