Bouldering today out at Higger Tor in the Peak District with some friends.. Lovely and warm, gentle breeze and some hard problems!

Bouldering today out at Higger Tor in the Peak District with some friends.. Lovely and warm, gentle breeze and some hard problems!

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Bouldering today out at Higger Tor in the Peak District with some friends.. Lovely and warm, gentle breeze and some hard problems!

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What's the hard problem you're currently working on?

'... I was going to title it 'what's the hard problem you're currently working on?' but this title from pg's article 'good & bad procrastination ...'

I added this question [0], [1] after reading the 'How do you come up with your ideas for startups?' [2] and 'What is your idea filter? How can you tell if one of your ideas is worth pursuing?' [3] posts. So you now have some suggestions on how to get your ideas and how to filter them, so what is your hard, best problem?

Example

A previous problem I was working on was to reduce the cognitive overload of everyday tasks on desktop users [4] by capturing user input and only displaying information that is important now or in the immediate future. Using combinations of NLP, integration with desktop tools and novel user interaction taking cues from Adventure games. [5]

Reference

[0] I was going to title it 'what's the hard problem you're currently working on?' but this title from pg's article 'good & bad procrastination' is better.

[1] pg, 'Good and bad procrastination'

http://www.paulgraham.com/procrastination.html

[2] arasakik, 'How do you come up with your ideas for startups?'

http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=12995

[3] amichail, 'What is your idea filter? How can you tell if one of your ideas is

worth pursuing?'

http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=13035

[4] Using word processor, email, hand written notes, calendar, phone. It's based on the idea that if you capture lots of small bits of important information, work out what they contain, phone numbers, peoples names, you can get the machine to do the hardwork & spit out the necessary information just in time as it's needed.

[5] But things have changed since then and I've moved on to some different hard problems after the bloke I was working with decided to take the safe route and do his PhD on the same topic.

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Bouldering today out at Higger Tor in the Peak District with some friends.. Lovely and warm, gentle breeze and some hard problems!

Shannon and I refuel the DX #HardProblems discussion.

The font of that message got progressively bigger over the week. The next time I schedule #HardProblems discussions, I'm going to recruit a dedicated notetaker. Yowza.

Bunny helped us endure a full day of Entity and Field API #HardProblems.

If you look really closely at my monitor, you'll see the #HardProblems schedule (groups.drupal.org/node/324278) including a photo of the same core ninjas at Portland. :)

During a prolonged #HardProblems discussion about field class names, bunny was not enough.