My dad was in construction and he’s in charge of building a lot of fabs for Intel and they shipped that overseas. I grew up there and I remember a lot of orchards and stuff that wasn’t developed and all these concrete tilt up started coming. I don’t know when it’s going to end, if it’s going to keep going all the way to Facebook and Google or where it goes. Right now, I believe I’m in the early 80s.
There’ll be a chapter telling the history and there’s a chapter or a bunch of quotes from Steve Jobs and Fairchild himself, and a bunch of people who worked in Atari, Nolan Bushnell and people who worked there. It’s told in the words of the people who were involved. It is the history of Silicon Valley, all the way back into the, I believe it’s 50s and 60s as Fairchild Semiconductor came up. Rob: Aside from drinking just a tiny bit of coffee this morning, which will hopefully come across as making me energized and sharp rather than wandering all over the place and to crazy tangents, I’ve been listening to a book called Valley Of Genius. Mike: Anyway, we’re here to share experiences, help avoid the same mistakes we’ve made. Mike: I have a coffee cup that says, “This is probably whiskey,” on it. I’m having coffee right now so this is going to be good. Mike, I don’t drink coffee very much anymore.
It’s 10:00 in the morning, so I was hoping it wouldn’t be whiskey.
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The podcast that helps developers, designers, and entrepreneurs be awesome at building, launching, and growing software products, whether you build your first product or you’re just thinking about it. This is Startups For The Rest Of Us episode 410. Mike: In this episode of Startups For The Rest Of Us, Rob and I are going to be talking about customer development. Based on a Sujan Patel article, the guys walk through 5 tips for doing customer development the right way. In this episode of Startups For The Rest Of Us, Rob and Mike talk about customer development.
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