Smash Notes
What Are the Similarities Between Hackers and Painters
People who make stuff have a lot in common with one another, regardless of whatever other differences they might have.
EconTalk Archives, 2009
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Graham on Start-ups, Innovation, and Creativity
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at 41:16
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