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by lexap 11y ago
Just want to say that we're a very happy Amplitude customer and have been since early on.
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by lexap 11y ago
Cool product, but how big is the market?
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by lexap 11y ago
That sucks. They shouldn't have such a "policy" in the first place, and not to publish it is ethically untenable.
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by lexap 11y ago
Looking forward to reading this! I've been on the lookout for "The Great American Internet Novel" for many years. Eggers' The Circle was crap.
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by lexap 11y ago
The key point is that it's an _unauthorized_ integration.
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by lexap 11y ago
I hope I never have to use ADP, but that said, their response makes Zenefits sound like a bunch of crybaby Valleyholes. http://www.adp.com/zenefits/downloads/The-Facts-About-ADP-an...
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Steal a Sponsor: Our Teardown of the SXSW 2015 Sponsorship Deck(eventgeek.com)
1 points by lexap 12y ago|0 comments
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by lexap 12y ago
Congrats on your launch. Too bad about the tweet button. Are there any video courses for getting started with sails.js?
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by lexap 12y ago
The industry is big enough for multiple players.
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by lexap 12y ago
Ummmm, salary data source???
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by lexap 12y ago
I love how this is the most important comment on hacker news and gets the least upvotes. This guy also has these ridiculously generic datasets and the geekerati goes nuts because he's a vc.
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by lexap 12y ago
But how do you know that Boulder real estate won't get more expensive if Google moves in? Seems like they'd be adding at least a couple percentage points to the higher income working population, which would have that effect.
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by lexap 12y ago
A customer service rotation for everyone in the company is more important.
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by lexap 12y ago
It's not an apples to apples comparison. As a Flatiron grad myself I can tell you that most my classmates already had college degrees. They do have a program that serves as a substitute for college, but it's not clear that the mai
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by lexap 12y ago
Voice of reason, thank god. Are we working at P&G here? This is startupland, nothing is scientific in the academic sense, least of all marketing or customer behavior. "Peer reviewed?" Please....
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by lexap 12y ago
Wow, I applaud you for defending marketing on HN. Bravo, brave soul. I wholeheartedly agree as well.
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by lexap 12y ago
What? He's saying worked for them. It's all good advice and he gives many caveats about how it may not work for everyone.
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by lexap 12y ago
Great work and congrats! I'm a user and love the product, surprise, surprise :) Great advice on getting focused and measuring the hell out of everything.
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An Introduction to Vedic Mathematics(versal.com)
3 points by lexap 12y ago|0 comments
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by lexap 12y ago
+1 opting into this constraint is like putting rocket fuel into my productivity.
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by lexap 12y ago
I agree. I think it really depends on expectations. If you go into the event with a desire to learn a new piece of tech or to try and experiment with a concept, then it's a great fun framework to build something with a well defined, ex
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by lexap 12y ago
So true. Just like when Adwords changed its quality score algo.
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by lexap 12y ago
I appreciate this perspective. If you're opting in to receive posts from a brand, why should Facebook throttle that brand's posts. But as a counter argument consider how many friends users have, how many pages they like, etc... th
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by lexap 12y ago
I agree. Platform risk is real. This business should have diversified its acquisition channels, incorporating both paid and earned media.
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by lexap 12y ago
Absolutely. There are plenty of talented people who would leap at an opportunity like this to take over the day to day and grow the business. You'll still need to be involved but can scale way, way back once you get the right person up
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by lexap 12y ago
Like the name and branding a lot. Kudos to you guys for going with a forward-thinking approach.
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by lexap 12y ago
Amen.
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by lexap 12y ago
Good news, and yes please wear helmets. A similar incident happened to a friend of mine. Literally the day before his boss insisted he wear a helmet "to protect his investment." Invasive managers aside, if it were possible for com
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by lexap 12y ago
$2000 per person per year is probably pegged to the current gdp per capita of $1800. By doubling, the policymakers may hope to put an attainable goal on growth.
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by lexap 13y ago
Isn't this basically kitchensurfing.com?

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