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Elon Musk's latest advice on product development (5 steps)(andrewpowers.co)
1 points by arpowers 5y ago|0 comments
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Guide to Analytics for Startups(darwin.so)
3 points by arpowers 5y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Darwin – Free website analytics (+more) for Startups(darwin.so)
6 points by arpowers 5y ago|5 comments
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by arpowers 5y ago
Hey guys, I’m the founder of Darwin a free website analytics platform for startups. It includes session replays, behavioral analytics, realtime clickmaps... all free. I built it because, as a startup guy myself, I've had a ton of frust
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by arpowers 5y ago
Google might be taking this PR angle as a psyop to position themselves as a savior of open internet instead of the enemy of it. They clearly are the latter.
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by arpowers 5y ago
Hey guys, I’m the founder of Darwin (free analytics) https://www.darwin.so There are a lot of ways to measure traffic depending if you care about all visits, https requests or just real users. For example, in our research we&#x2
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by arpowers 5y ago
The government didn't have the ability to print an indefinite amount of money at that time.
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Show HN: Darwin – Free web analytics, replays, ab testing, and more(darwin.so)
5 points by arpowers 5y ago|1 comments
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by arpowers 5y ago
Check out Darwin if you want something free, simple, yet super useful to work with. https://darwin.so
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by arpowers 5y ago
Game theory, finally someone gets it.
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by arpowers 5y ago
You clearly haven't been to SF.
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by arpowers 6y ago
As a non-mormon Utahn that lives in California; the reason things are so well in Utah has nothing to do w Mormonism and more to do with a focus on value creation as opposed to social issues, regulations, and taxes. California has been worki
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by arpowers 6y ago
The idea of bringing in dependencies without `npm add` is an interesting benefit of the URL thing; productivity wise... Hadn't thought of that... However I still don't get why they can't support both urls and NPM
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by arpowers 6y ago
In practice, performance is rarely the bottleneck. On the job, most developere care about shipping on time and spending less time rewriting things as they learn via experience. Anyone who avoids frameworks is going to be in for a world of h
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by arpowers 6y ago
You still need to use an api for everything. Good apps need a backend; not a JAMStack fan for anything but the most basic of sites.
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by arpowers 7y ago
Although it's disturbing, economics shows that this is the best way to optimize a complex system. People with more needs are willing to pay more, generally. There are caveats, but these are generally built into economics models. Best t