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SXSW Field Report, Day 1: Arrival / Destruction(keen.io)
2 points by mwetzler 12y ago|0 comments
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SXSW Field Report, Day Ω: Texas Indoctrination(keen.io)
2 points by mwetzler 12y ago|1 comments
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SxSW Field Report, Day 0: Intro(keen.io)
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From 60,000 Readers to 1(medium.com)
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How I Went From 60,000 Readers to 1 in One Year(keen.io)
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by mwetzler 12y ago
Impressive, but not quite a impressive as the title alludes. Should be $100M Annual Revenue Run Rate (projected revenue) vs actual revenue in 2014. WSJ has corrected the title on their site. Twilio truly blazed a trail for API companies. Th
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by mwetzler 12y ago
Brad, if you ever want to come hang out in our slack channels, we'd love to have you over here at Keen IO :) Nice piece Danielle. Jealous!
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by mwetzler 12y ago
I'm a data scientist that works with companies on their analytics problems every day. This article is spot on. By far the biggest factor influencing the success of an analytics project is that the company has a human who has the time
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How to Track User Data Without Being Creepy(keen.io)
1 points by mwetzler 12y ago|0 comments
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9 Slack Hacks We Couldn't Live Without(keen.io)
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by mwetzler 12y ago
I don't think it's realistic to strive for an environment where bias does not exist at all. Biases are implicit, part of human nature, and built into our subconsciousness. What makes me feel more comfortable is a place where peopl
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by mwetzler 12y ago
Are you staying in SF?
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by mwetzler 12y ago
We love you Firebase! Your company and culture are an inspiration to all and your platform in particular is a role model to other cloud database companies. Best wishes from me personally and your many fans at Keen IO.
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Exploration, Vision, and Risk [video](vimeo.com)
1 points by mwetzler 12y ago|0 comments
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by mwetzler 12y ago
Data Scientist here. Can confirm, most dashboards are shitty. Usually you don't need a dashboard, you need a human who knows how to analyze data to get useful information out of it. A dashboard is not an end goal, an informed decision
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Graphing PIR Motion Sensor Data with Electric Imp and Keen IO(keen.io)
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by mwetzler 12y ago
It's called a "stacked area chart" and you can make them with something as simple as keynote, excel, google charts, etc. I just made our cohort graph yesterday in keynote, based on data exported from Stripe. The input for the
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A Tech Company w/ a Radical Idea: Having A Baby Shouldn't Derail Your Career(m.fastcompany.com)
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by mwetzler 12y ago
Ah yes, we are in an awkward zone with some docs on our site in Sphinx and others on Github. We love that developers can PR our docs on Github, and we agree that Stripe's docs are the BEST. At some point we will tackle a doc revamp tha
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by mwetzler 12y ago
Sounds cool (and right up our alley)! Reach me at michelle at keen.io!
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by mwetzler 12y ago
Wow, thanks for the kind words! I'm blushing over here. I wrote a big portion of our docs and would love to know which parts could be fleshed out more (I can think of a few areas but I'm curious what you think).
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by mwetzler 12y ago
Eli's description is spot-on! I work at Keen IO and I'd be happy to talk through your integration and help determine if we're a good fit. Data modeling sessions are my speciality and I'd be happy to do one over the phone
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by mwetzler 12y ago
Misogyny is pretty ubiquitous in the current state of the world. Most people get away with it under the "that's just the way boys are" blanket of protection you just mentioned. It's unfortunate that it takes a case like
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Keen IO builds your custom analytics infrastructure so you don’t have to(venturebeat.com)
72 points by mwetzler 12y ago|24 comments
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by mwetzler 12y ago
The piece starts out by very nicely warning us about the THREE HUGE OUTLIERS but then, surprisingly, doesn't take them out of the remaining analysis. (Well, they sort of do in the "founders that didn't win" part). Would
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by mwetzler 12y ago
I don't think the big takeaway is about how women should act/think.
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Data Models and Code Samples for Gaming Analytics(keen.io)
1 points by mwetzler 12y ago|0 comments
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by mwetzler 12y ago
Part of me is nodding in agreement, but another part is wondering 1) am I (unfairly?) biased against the author due to the story from Horvath and 2) is this another example of a woman being criticised for having a voice? Are we unfairly exp
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by mwetzler 13y ago
I agree - the common methods for measuring net promoter (surveys) seem to put a burden on the customers. I think twitter could potentially be pretty effective if you combine the number of mentions with a sentiment score. But then, it's
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by mwetzler 13y ago
Reminds me of Aud which turns your server logs into audio so that you can analyze them the way you listen to a car engine for healthy and unhealthy patterns. http://dzello.com/blog/2014/01/10/listen-to-yo

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