Just read Paul’s new article. It’s a good read, warmly recommended.

Most of what he says is the usual common sence. The most interesting idea is his noting that it doesn’t take a brilliant patent to start a startup. You merely have to make a good product, better than all your competitors. The example of Google is given: there were quite a few web search companies when those came, and yet they won.

Related posts:

1. Some quotes from Paul Graham’s latest article
2. Book review: “Moon palace” by Paul Auster
3. Search keywords in FireFox

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