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13y ago
I'd love to know more about the plan, and the milestones you set for yourself. Without a product in market, how did you come up with feasible numbers to reach for? Here are a bunch more questions just as fodder: How much did you have
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It doesn't mean nothing. There's a range of equity that will be given away during any round. I don't know how high the variance is but it's probably less than 30% and more than 10%.
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13y ago
Life cannot be sustained without effort. Does real freedom entail freedom from the demands of reality? The question I have is, whose obligation would you say it is to provide a job that you consider good enough?
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13y ago
A lot of these resonate with me... to the extent that I already believe them. It's tough to absorb these sorts of generalities though, which is why startups make the same mistakes over and over again... not because they haven't h
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SQL Case Study: Removing bias from customer analysis
(blog.metricadb.com)
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Analytics Roundup: Best of the web on being an analyst
(blog.metricadb.com)
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Finding the most recent purchase by each customer with SQL
(blog.metricadb.com)
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13y ago
He will be escorted by the Secret Service, so he's not going to have a lot of privacy from the federal government either way.
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When copying business tactics, check the timestamp
(blog.davidcrawford.co)
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Google Compute Engine open to the public
(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
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13y ago
It's true that non-founder equity has a trivial chance of becoming life-changing money. But working at a fast-growing company has benefits. For inexperienced by ambitious people, the work-to-employee ratio makes it possible to take on pro
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Smite the sounding furrows
(blog.davidcrawford.co)
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Your javascript snippet seems to point to http://easycsv.dev/ . I'm guessing you'll want to replace that. I was also confused about what CSVs I was supposed to create. It's not clear that you're generating CSVs of user data.
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13y ago
Thanks for the comment. I'd love to see an example of the kind of 50/50 test analysis you do when you have time for a post. I agree the hard part is the analysis, and I mentioned some of the challenges in the post. I hoped to use it as a
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13y ago
Cool. MySQL and SQLite both have something similar called group_concat. Useful for creating lists of ids to plug into another system.
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Finding your One Metric That Matters using SQL
(blog.getmetrica.com)
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Thanks! I was surprised at how long it got, but hopefully the exercise is good for learning real-world SQL in general (beyond just the cohort use case). Would love requests for future posts topics if there's anything you want to learn.
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Calculating rolling cohort retention with SQL
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Use elastic IPs on EC2 from the start
(blog.getmetrica.com)
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The Data Science Tradeoff
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Grab data first, structure it later
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14y ago
Hey, thanks for the comment. The product has beta customers already, and is ready for more. I've been working with the Citus Data guys on the MongoDB Foreign Data Wrapper for PostgreSQL. I've added a bunch of features to the wrapper and u
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Hi HN, I'm David, creator of Metrica. I'd love to get your feedback on the post and the product. Thanks!
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Show HN: Introducing Metrica - Ad-hoc Analytics for MongoDB
(blog.getmetrica.com)
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I've had good results so far with node-http-proxy: https://github.com/nodejitsu/node-http-proxy/ Easy to set up, and has the benefit of reducing the number of processes I need to maintain (my node server and my proxy server are the same).
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Congrats to the Citus Data team on a big release. These guys know distributed databases backwards and forwards. Excited to see how this product stacks up against Hive.
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Whoops. Okay, emailing.
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I've added that capability to mongo_fdw, which I use for getmetrica.com. I'll be contributing it back soon (after that 9.2 API conversion). Would be happy to talk to you about the wrapper or Metrica. Email's in my profile.
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Ask HN: Rooms for engineers in the Bay Area?
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14y ago
Nice, we already won an award! :)
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