May have remembered several lessons, but it is always great to go back and learn everything the book can teach you
The ultimate test of a book is when you're delighted to have forgotten it enough to reread it.
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What books give you that feeling? Any recommendations?
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I find this is true of many of your essays when they come up in a Google search for something startup related.
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Thank you, cperciva, that made my day. (And since it's only 8:43 am here, that means I have a whole made day to enjoy.)
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Does this qualify as a test--when you reread a book you always learn something new & you feel you're enlightened again?
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Or if you discover something new (and worthwile) each time you re-read it.
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Couldn't agree more. Top of that list for me is the Grossmith's Diary of a Nobody! Victorian humour at its finest.
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This reminded me of a HN comment earlier this week, similar sentiment (from you!) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15154837 …
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It happened to me with your hackers&painters! Great book!
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This is literally 'Hackers and Painters' for me. Always gets a annual re-read and learn something new everytime.
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