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by aytekin 13y ago
"Your comment and the fact that it's the top-voted" I wonder if it is really top-voted.
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by aytekin 13y ago
"JUST 22 CENTS PER HOUR" Don't make me calculate the monthly price, please. EDIT: By the way, it is $158.40/month. If your service depends on Mysql it is probably worth it. We will definitely give it a try.
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by aytekin 13y ago
For a better a/b test you should compare apples to apples. Maybe you just expect to eat more for dinner, and you eat less at lunch.
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by aytekin 13y ago
In real world, if a worker sits all day and reads newspaper or chats with friends you can easily see and prevent it. In dev work, you don't see it. One of the commenters at HN was proud of how smart he is that he can work half an hour
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by aytekin 13y ago
tl;dr Mistake 1. They have collected beta invitation email addresses but did not send any emails until the launch. Some users forgot about the product when they received the invitation 3-6 months later. Mistake 2. They used spreadsheets to
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by aytekin 13y ago
He is really one of those James Bond villains. The sentence describes his state of mind: He is the best thing for the country, so any resistance, corruption news, and protest cannot come from people of this country. It must be a conspiracy
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by aytekin 13y ago
I like it. It is like one of those gawker headlines. You get curious and want to find out.
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by aytekin 13y ago
Thanks for the link. Full of great ideas such as: "analyzing what it is in your daily life that disrupts your tranquillity and thinking about what you can do to prevent such disruptions."
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by aytekin 13y ago
We use Google Groups a lot. The Techcrunch article was not very clear. What would be the main reasons to switch Threadable from Google Groups?
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by aytekin 13y ago
I wrote about this trend last week. Building/acquiring communities around a product. I gave 15 examples to this, and this acquisition would be a perfect 16th example. https://medium.com/strategy-tactics/4dd173a835
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by aytekin 13y ago
This book is full of examples of shocking things bloggers/journalists do: http://www.amazon.com/Trust-Me-Lying-Confessions-Manipulator...
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Tremendous amount of craftsmanship in between a great idea and a great product(cdixon.org)
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User Contributed Communities for Web Apps: 15 Amazing Examples(medium.com)
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U.S. Government Letting Go Of Key Internet Oversight Role(huffingtonpost.com)
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Curation, Sharing and Helping: Why You Should Build Communities for Your Web App(medium.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
tl;dr 1. Tumblr: Blog Themes 2. GrabCAD: 3D Models Library 3. JotForm: Form Templates 4. LayerVault: Designer News 5. Hubspot: OnStartups 6. Moz: Inbound.org 7. Adobe Creative Cloud: Adobe Kuler 8. Evernote: Evernote Ambassadors 9. Google D
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15 Web Apps That Built Remarkable Communities(medium.com)
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Dissecting The Opening Lines Of 25 Famous Novels(fastcodesign.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
"Straight out of university I started freelance developing." You have done freelance development. You have seen the worst. You probably have more experience working with other people than people who only worked in a single (large)
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Dong Nguyen on the return of Flappy Bird: 'I'm considering it'(cnet.com)
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"Your story is boring until proven otherwise." Lora Kolodny
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Stop Complaining about Your PR Firm. Here’s How the Media Works(medium.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
You should definitely not send 25 emails a week. I wouldn't advise that. Just so you understand where I am coming from: We have been sending 4 emails per year in the past. To improve the quality and quantity of emails we send I have do
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by aytekin 13y ago
Last month, I have spent quite a time researching various types of emails web apps / SaaS businesses send to their users. This is my findings. Hope it helps!
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Email Patterns for Web Apps(medium.com)
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Email Patterns for Web Apps(medium.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
Write on Medium. I know it will not be on your own land (domain name) but Medium gives you readers and that's very motivational when you are starting out. My guess is that most blogs get abondened because there are no readers. https
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The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy An(amazon.com)
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by aytekin 13y ago
We have a simple version of JotForm in the same space. You can install it on any LAMP server: http://www.interlogy.com/products/jotform/ It does support LDAP as well.
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How We Built a User Community for Our Product(medium.com)
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