ketanb

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by ketanb 16y ago
We have built a SAAS product which eliminates the headache of building and maintaining database. Looking at your pain-points, it seems like our product may be the perfect fit for you. It also provides the analytics out of the box. As the de
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by ketanb 16y ago
I think the main page of the site has too much information. It is difficult to find out what is the main purpose of this site? The site have stats and recent activities sections where only one user keeps reporting some values. These sectio
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by ketanb 16y ago
Facebook has puzzles page. Facebook may hire you, if you can solve their puzzles. I don't work at Facebook and am posting it from their website. http://www.facebook.com/careers/puzzles.php Just a thought, if you are learning to program an
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by ketanb 16y ago
It is a nice article but doesn't help understand what are the options available to people. For the discussion, let's assume , it is just a bad code and has nothing to do with what tools are used. In those cases where it is not easy to go ba
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by ketanb 16y ago
What happens when site pickup and scaling issue becomes real. How would you deal with such situations? Do you rewrite the site or try to keep scaling up as much as possible.
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Ask HN: Scaling considerations when building Minimum Viable Product
8 points by ketanb 16y ago|9 comments
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by ketanb 16y ago
You need to put down what all tasks this person can do without spoon feeding. How can he manage resources if he is not technical? What would he manage without any skills? He would have no clue about what is going on with the products and al
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by ketanb 16y ago
If we look at sites like Facebook or Linked-in or any company building social websites/applications chances of finding number 2 is less. I haven't heard any Linked-In or Facebook competitor. We do see number 2 like Bing, Yahoo etc because t
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by ketanb 16y ago
I attended a startup seminar where speakers were founders from highly successful startups. Their advice was: "First imitate and then innovate". It is a usual business practice to first copy what's working for others, then innovate to make
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by ketanb 16y ago
Netflix succeeded because of having right values and great culture. The slides explains their values and culture in detail. It is so much easy to visualize why they are successful: http://www.slideshare.net/reed2001/culture-1798664
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What Competitors To Include In The Competitors List ...
1 points by ketanb 16y ago|0 comments