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by kumarski 12y ago
Ultimately weird timing with About.me launch. Godspeed Brian.
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How to Build Killer Products: Theories of Why Google Struggles. Pt 2(medium.com)
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My Issue with Uber's API(medium.com)
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Utilizing the UT54ACS164245S as Cold-Sparing Buffer [pdf](ams.aeroflex.com)
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How to Build Killer Products – Our new blog series pt. 1(medium.com)
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11 Years Lost in Translation(medium.com)
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My Fascination with Benzoylethylecgonine: 10 Year Study of Cocaine,Crack,+ Crime(medium.com)
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For my beloved student Saamer Akhshabi(cc.gatech.edu)
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Rebuilding tech in Afghanistan with open source(opensource.com)
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Doing It with Twins: The Twin Prime Conjecture(reigndesign.com)
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Welcome to Baghdad: How Iraq Used to Be in the 1950s(youtube.com)
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by kumarski 12y ago
Well done. That's a great post. You might find the data from this interesting: http://linktally.com It was shared a total of 83 times according to http://linktally.com
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by kumarski 12y ago
Thank you. Yes. You are correct. The killer functionality that we offer today is for people on iOS. We solve a very explicit problem for them. Today we're integrating with BranchMetrics, which will offer additionaly utility to Android
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by kumarski 12y ago
Some of my hour long blog posts got a ton of traffic. What's your blog? Here's one of my posts that I did in 15 minutes that got a ton of traffic. I'm not even sure why. http://www.kumar.vc/i-sat-in-a-bank-on-
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by kumarski 12y ago
That's actually a good point. I guess I'm mistaken. Well at the very least, PH allowed us to focus on product and customers entering the funnel rather than think about PR etc...
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by kumarski 12y ago
Well it's an uphill battle that's more than an hour. English isn't my first language. I suppose that's a shitty excuse. I did take the time to write substantive polished articles, and it works. Especially when we do inte
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by kumarski 12y ago
:/ We didn't become a success, but it did help blow up our traffic. PH got us high fidelity users in the sense that 100% of them were mobile app shops that needed our product. As per a voting ring, who knows.
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The Torenberg Effect: How ProductHunt Blew Up LinkTexting.com(medium.com)
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by kumarski 12y ago
Damn.... that sucks. I try just sending tweets to TC journalists for coverage. It never works, and as such have given up on TechCrunch. This shit is ridiculous though.
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by kumarski 12y ago
YC founder ethics policy here: http://www.ycombinator.com/ethics/ As well, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UacbJ72dluU&feature=channel
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5 Myths about Crack(washingtonpost.com)
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Helicopters and How to Kill It at Customer Support(medium.com)
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by kumarski 12y ago
Correct. These tools were used to gauge digital value. Be more specific about confirmation bias?
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10,000 Mobile Apps Later and What We Learned(medium.com)
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Show HN: LinkTexting – Create Text to download forms in seconds(linktexting.com)
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Women drivers in Afghanistan must brave the traffic and the stares(washingtonpost.com)
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by kumarski 12y ago
I got contrary feedback on both. I'll move the text away from the animated gifs for now. Thanks for the heads up. Much appreciated.
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Why we built an app to SMS links(medium.com)
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by kumarski 12y ago
"In 2009, during the worldwide epidemic of H1N1 swine flu, the Ministry of Agriculture decreed that all Egyptian pigs had to be killed. There was no evidence that pigs were spreading the disease, but the government went ahead and slaug
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by kumarski 12y ago
Dang, hope it was okay listing this as a Show HN. Maybe it fits more into a category of its own as a good reference. In any case, let me know/ not trying to step on toes.

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