but seriously, here’s two things to consider:

1. ideas are a dime a dozen. execution is what counts.

2. when was the last time you built a business based on somebody else’s idea you read on their blog? everybody wants to build their own great idea; nobody cares about building yours.

Wow that seems low. I’d expect to find that many in just Manhattan.

Thank you.

Test Code:

public class FooClass { public String Bar { get; set; } }

public static class Getter { public static T get(this T target) { return target; } }

class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
FooClass foo = new FooClass();

foo.Bar = “First String”;
Func propertyPointer = foo.Bar.get;
Debug.WriteLine(String.Format(“Property Pointer returns: ‘{0}’”, propertyPointer()));

foo.Bar = “Second String”;
Debug.WriteLine(String.Format(“Property Pointer returns: ‘{0}’”, propertyPointer()));

foo.Bar = “Third String”;
Func lambdaPointer = (() => foo.Bar);
Debug.WriteLine(String.Format(“Lambda Pointer returns: ‘{0}’”, lambdaPointer()));

foo.Bar = “Fourth String”;
Debug.WriteLine(String.Format(“Lambda Pointer returns: ‘{0}’”, lambdaPointer()));
}

Output:
Property Pointer returns: ‘First String’
Property Pointer returns: ‘First String’
Lambda Pointer returns: ‘Third String’
Lambda Pointer returns: ‘Fourth String’