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I tried S3 for my static HTML site but the problem is my personal website gets infrequent visitors and for each visit the first load is always slow probably because my website gets moved from memory to disk. The thing is, my website is less than 20KB and I don't like it to be slow for all the users just because it is infrequent. Managing my own server allows me to lock my website into memory.

Having read hundreds of books on startups and all of the essays of Paul Graham and having watched all of the videos of Startup School and having worked as en early employee at a YC startup, I've written this as the shortest guide on how to do a startup. I think the guide is complete. If you think it is missing something, please let me know.

A lot. Find it impossible to listen to music because I start thinking and then have to turn the music down to focus on my thoughts.

One thing I've noticed is that thinking is like a habit. It does not matter what topic I think about, I can sit there and be in my thoughts for days and sometimes even weeks.

I see slack in my personal life as having unplanned periods of time. I think it's really important for improvement to have some free time everyday that is not dedicated for a specific thing.

Because there are so many things we don't know and also many things we don't know that we don't know. So I make sure that I have enough slack in my day to allow some random digressions

I'm using Google Analytics to track pageview count on a website and it does appear to add around 0.4sec to Time-To-Interactive of the PageSpeed score.

And the GA script size is about 40KB.

What I see is that he has gone way ahead in understanding the technicalities of the problems and then come back in the explanation to help it make sense.

My experiences have also shown the same strategy to be effective. Just understanding a problem and its solution is not enough. One has to simplify its explanation so that everyone can grasp it.

The level of dependency on others and the associated risks would likely discourage this

The intermittent problem is the one that worries me the most.

As an engineer, if I think really long term, I would like to couple water storage with energy storage. I think water will itself need to be stored in a better manner. And I would store it in tunnels at different heights. And optimize that height difference for maximum potential energy.

The tunneling tech would advance faster when it serves both of these functions and things like Hyperloop.