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by camwest 14y ago
Ummm email money transfer cameron@kera.io? =)
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by camwest 14y ago
The script is hosted on your end and data is pulled from our servers to yours, we don't store any personal information or anything on our side. Edit : I'll update the FAQ
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by camwest 14y ago
Max is going to be in Boulder for Defrag. Are you going?
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by camwest 14y ago
We've done a lot of validation and have a bunch of people doing experiments with it. We can chat more about it if you want to reach out cameron@kera.io
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by camwest 14y ago
Peter, aren't you exactly the type of man for this job? =)
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Non-tech Cofounders – Don’t Hire an Agency(blog.kera.io)
13 points by camwest 14y ago|27 comments
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by camwest 14y ago
Well the 'purchase' is usually the conversion point of a particular workflow so I don't think that this is really that much of a disruption.
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Don't be a Poser(blog.kera.io)
3 points by camwest 14y ago|0 comments
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by camwest 14y ago
This is silly. A company doesn't hire you to get a specific thing done. A company hires you to achieve specific results continuously. If you are able to achieve those results, they raise the bar to take advantage. For example. A company goa
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You Can't Delegate Customer Development(blog.kera.io)
1 points by camwest 14y ago|0 comments
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by camwest 14y ago
They have 300k likes on Facebook. Go figure.
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by camwest 14y ago
I just ran it on a particularly rank LESS document and it worked great. Nice tool.
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by camwest 14y ago
I feel like this excludes all those teams that have a lot of experience but not specifically in startups. There are many moving parts to business and a prototype is just one of them. I'd say modelling the entire business at low fidelity and
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by camwest 14y ago
Thanks, yeah HN has taught us well, I'm pretty sure I read a great blog post on that exact topic.
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You're Not That Busy(blog.kera.io)
3 points by camwest 14y ago|2 comments
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by camwest 14y ago
Jon Friis (Co-Founder of www.kera.io) has also mastered this technique.
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What Can You Learn from Churn(blog.kera.io)
1 points by camwest 14y ago|0 comments
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Failing Shamelessly - Customer Development and Failure(blog.kera.io)
2 points by camwest 14y ago|0 comments
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by camwest 14y ago
Pgbackups is not for load balancing. That is already automatic. Pgbackups is for managing Postgres backups.
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by camwest 14y ago
Ok that makes sense, but isn't that just change for the sake of it. Again, I question if there is a clearly superior alternative that they are deliberately avoiding.
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by camwest 14y ago
What does 'more restrictive' even mean? What are you comparing this to? Is there some specific feature that is in demand that Apple has failed to deliver on due to their massive size?
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by camwest 14y ago
I'm curious about hours of operation. Are you folks 9-5? How flexible is it?
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by camwest 14y ago
Michael from ptable.com recently used our product to create a demo for this app. At first glance I was a little overwhelmed but upon seeing everything that it can do (Check out the demo) my jaw basically dropped the entire time. This guy ha
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Worlds Best Periodic Table(ptable.com)
10 points by camwest 14y ago|5 comments
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by camwest 14y ago
The BEST way that I've found so far is Intercom ( https://www.intercom.io/ ) not only are we using Intercom to talk to our early users, we are pulling metrics from Mixpanel and our own database into Intercom in order to communicate with use
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by camwest 14y ago
Cost Per Value.
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by camwest 14y ago
Nice! I didn't know about this one. I'm still scared about taking too much control away from the user. That might be nice just to let the user know the tutorial is running and allowing them to 'quit' if they want.
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by camwest 14y ago
Great thanks for the feedback.
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by camwest 14y ago
Yeah it's definitely not perfect! Our goal is to ship early to demo our progress and there are some rough edges showing. We will definitely get this cleaned up ASAP. Thanks for the screenshot.
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by camwest 14y ago
We are working on pricing. It will be a monthly fee at a reasonable amount and our goal is to grow with you. We know startups aren't flush with cash and you should only start paying for value when you are really getting it too. What would b

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