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How Pinterest Drives Sustainable Growth
(engineering.pinterest.com)
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12y ago
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Building Pinterest's Interest Platform
(engineering.pinterest.com)
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3 Ways to Maximize Insights From Conversion Funnels
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jwegan
13y ago
HN very much has a hive mind. HN used to have great articles all the time. Now it feels like reddit. Every day tons of great articles slip into obscurity while HN upvotes the meme of the day (Snowden, NSA, 2048, etc).
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The Growth Hacker's Guide to Push Notifications
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Why you should be using ROI to run your growth team
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4 Growth Metrics You Should Be Watching
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I prefer the simpler: class A(object): def __init__(self, x, y): self.__dict__.update((k,v) for k,v in locals().items() if k != 'self')
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13y ago
I don't think she did that after being rejected. Based on the line below, I think she came up with the custom resume, sang a song, wrote an iPhone app as part of the application process. >>> I wanted a job at Evernote, and I w
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Secrets to Effective Geofencing
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I find this incredibly misleading. Absolutely no where on the home page is there any hint or mention of a subscription service. The user finds a pair of boots, decides to buy them and enters what appears to be a standard checkout process. I
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13y ago
If you look at the page source he actually does parse the color to determine if the text should be white or black.
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13y ago
I've had the same experience. My guess is it is good for short term tracking (days, weeks), but not longer term (months, years).
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13y ago
Apple will most certainly be upset. The have a ton of brand guidelines on how you can display their products in your own marketing. For instance you are not allowed to show an iphone in any direction other than straight on, and you are not
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13y ago
I found this CNN post very shallow and naive. The main factor that impacts how widely an acquisition is reported is not what the company does, but rather, the household name recognition of the acquiree. The reason Tumblr is reported widely
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13y ago
I think it is fair for Tesla to put that in. Many people start off car shopping by comparing monthly lease amounts for a range of cars to figure out what is in their price range. However, at this high level overview, it can be easy to forge
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Head of Facebook's Growth Team Explains How to Drive Sustainable Growth
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
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Hacking Mobile Invites With The Help of the U.S. Government
(jwegan.com)
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Show HN: Flawless - a Python framework for reporting exceptions via email
(shopkick.github.com)
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4 Metrics Every Growth Hacker Should Be Watching
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Solving the Web-to-Mobile Conversion Problem: Show, Don't Tell
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10 Keys to Driving Sustainable Mobile Growth
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The Secret to User Retention is Creating Stored Value
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Why do some viral Facebook apps "jump the shark" [2008]
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Never Take Your Eyes Off This Hacker Metric
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Autopsy of a Failed Growth Hack
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Learning Growth - Analysis of Dropbox Invites
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I guess I should be clearer. The full responses aren't in the HTML at all. The blur effect is just images. Neither you or google see the full responses
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In Quora's case the text blurring applies both to search engines and users. I've visited the site as the googlebot user agent and it is exactly the same as what non-logged in users see. They also aren't doing any tricks to hide the full res
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14y ago
Adding the proper headers such as DKIM, SPF, etc., are used to make sure a spammer can't send mail pretending to be someone else. All spam systems still look at the content of the message plus the reputation of the IP/domain when determinin
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