> I also like that this talk has one point and just hammers it right in. It's going to be hard to forget the lesson.

You're absolutely right, this presentation definitely stands out and clearly gets to the point.

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fanis

lol they know I'm a freak. If I had to guess, they probably like that I'm sort of emotionally independent and try to honestly assess outcomes/circumstances. It's kind of table stakes for adapting.

some background on the context that led to specific design decision.

what you are doing to overcome current limitations

I only have 30 minutes to do the talk but it would be nice to explain the background, our plans, and what we've already accomplished. Maybe I can do that as a separate exercise.

I also like that this talk has one point and just hammers it right in. It's going to be hard to forget the lesson.

First draft of my "Why you shouldn't use Stacker News" TABConf slide deck 

k00b

Thanks fanis!

> did your VC saw that?

lol they know I'm a freak. If I had to guess, they probably like that I'm sort of emotionally independent and try to honestly assess outcomes/circumstances. It's kind of table stakes for adapting.

> some background on the context that led to specific design decision. 
> what you are doing to overcome current limitations
> what's good on this side of the fence

I only have 30 minutes to do the talk but it would be nice to explain the background, our plans, and what we've already accomplished. Maybe I can do that as a separate exercise.

I also like that this talk has one point and just hammers it right in. It's going to be hard to forget the lesson.