Small Team, Big Success
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The document discusses forming a small team to build a web application that helps Vietnamese people understand and translate English documents more easily and quickly. It recommends starting with 3 people - a developer, designer, and someone who can move between both roles. The team should focus on building the simplest thing possible, spending as little money as possible, and making something customers want. The proposed application would analyze English texts to show more accurate Vietnamese meanings, allow machine translation that users can refine, and enable document saving/collaboration.
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