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yea, that kind of made things a little more difficult, but I suppose it's realistic to actual conditions


Hard to really see what the microwaves are doing, though.

Ideally I suppose you'd want to film it with the array in various z-positions from the rear to the front, then composite all the versions together, perhaps with each version given a color overlay 'in post' to keep them distinct. Probably want to disable the microwave's interior light, and have the microwaved bulbs be the only source of light.


WebApps.StackExchange.com is a great place to find market needs and ideas.

So many needs I didn't even realize were problems


It seems like creativity is a state of loose association while execution is pure hustle. Startup founders have a unique ability to tap into both worlds when necessary, maybe even simultaneously!


any tips?


I generate crazy ideas on my own, and before I execute on any, I bounce it off more logical-minded friends.


I also write down the ideas I have, because crazy ideas are easily forgotten. I think they're generated by temporary surprise connections made by the brain.


I also find that certain locations are more likely to give me better ideas than others. I get good creative ideas staring out the window, taking naps, or taking a shower; definitely away from the computer.


This site reminds of MG Siegler's (the TC writer) site Reviews in Haiku: http://reviewinhaiku.com/

While I like the idea of your site, I think the minimalist approach of Reviews in Haiku is ideal for micro-reviews. I was a little distracted by everything on your site.

Good luck!


:) That's fantastic. I haven't seen that site before.


Broadband play? Perhaps


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