So I have this idea of a potentially amazing idea but I'm so conflicted as to whether or not it is a good idea (I know it will probably never happen) but it's really hard to put it in writing for people's opinions and input on it...

Anyone else have these moments?

Generally I just keep thinking about it and lightly research it, then think some more until I convince myself it's completely possible. Then I think some more and finally get around to trying it. Then think about it some more until its part of my life and I find some excuse to implement it in my work, or side project, or wherever it's applicable.

I rewrote my side project idea 4 times already and now I think I am on right track.

It’s so easy to get it on your mind but so hard to visualize it and make it to the product, when you’re unhappy that means it’s worth a try.

I’ve found that at least attempting to write it out as a draft, just for yourself, will give you some words and ideas and concepts with which to continue some research on the feasibility and/or originality of the idea...

@zer0spec would do it but unfortunately would require building an operating system for 2 seperate CPU architectures, a compiler and the testing application, only one of which I am capable of doing...

Make a MVC and show to people and someone willing to invest, if you find a brick wall try another thing or get the feedback and improve it.

@lxmcf - that is a pretty tall order for sure. Any chance you could at least get the concept on paper and try to work thru it a bit at a time?

@zer0spec could always attempt, I'll see what I can get down and then put up a post about it :-3