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Y Combinator Summer 2013(nancyhua.com)
52 points by nancyhua 13y ago|7 comments
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Founding a Startup: All about the Team(nancyhua.com)
2 points by nancyhua 13y ago|0 comments
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by nancyhua 13y ago
On hacker news patio11 is an expert and thought leader on AB testing.
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by nancyhua 13y ago
thanks for posting our article
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by nancyhua 13y ago
You're right the app store is a barrier but people still do it. That's one of the advantages of our product, that you can start and stop experiments so you can put in as many variations as you want. Currently people just suffer th
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by nancyhua 13y ago
Ok you guys are right. We're adding this to our site right now.
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by nancyhua 13y ago
We haven't announced our pricing yet because we're constantly adding new features our users request. Email me at nancy at apptimize dot com and we'll give you a special deal we've been giving to early adopters.
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by nancyhua 13y ago
Part of apptimize team here. We want to do that! We will add more to our site; currently it looks deceptively slick bc our designer is awesome but it's really a first iteration. Right now if you sign in, you can see an example experime
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by nancyhua 13y ago
Part of apptimize team here! We let you track whatever goals you want, so people measure stuff like "user returned within a week" and "user used app." What goals do you want to track?
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What to work on when you don't need to work(nancyhua.com)
1 points by nancyhua 14y ago|0 comments
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by nancyhua 14y ago
What are some of the biggest ideas solved by small startups? Maybe large organizations or established industries are needed to develop some of the biggest ideas and startups are not solving big ideas because that's not their purpose.
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by nancyhua 14y ago
I tend to work on stuff I want for myself after failing to convince less lazy, more capable people to do it for me. If I still want it enough to do it myself, then I do it. My impatience/random ideas and desires/tendency-to-criticize-everyt
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Mark Cuban is a master of sales.
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Nicely put!
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Thanks for the link, I'll check it out. I don't know if women are dominant in art. I meant many art classes these days have a lot of girls so people are probably less likely to claim women don't like art.
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by nancyhua 14y ago
The illegal activity you're referring to are the bluffs? I'm under the impression most people have not successfully automated bluffs although I have heard of people manually doing it and using algorithms to exit or hedge. In my experience,
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by nancyhua 14y ago
This Oatmeal guy is a genius when it comes to internet psychology and going viral. He has also figured out how to translate his talent directly into dollars. I'm very, very impressed.
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by nancyhua 14y ago
You typically get throttled by the exchange when you send too many messages. When your messages are rejected, you monotonically lose money until you can message again. For this reason, I highly doubt anyone is sending an uncontrolled amount
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by nancyhua 14y ago
High frequency traders talk about this and I heard about one being developed. Regulators and basically everyone you listed don't know what's in their best interest so it's up to the traders who decide they want to stop the arms race. It's h
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Why do you think it's just for famous people or that it's a monopoly? Are you really going to track down a prisoner and ask them what they feel about getting a life sentence? I don't know why you don't like Quora (or maybe you do and though
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Is a "share" a subset of a "like"? Maybe they can have links count as shares but not likes.
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Wonder if this will exacerbate the effect of everyone only seeing views that agree with theirs and decreasing exposure to different (/evil) perspectives.
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Netflix did have a social network a few years ago. You could friend people and talk about movies, etc. When it disappeared, I saw people complaining about it but I assumed it was because Netflix was going to integrate Facebook or something.
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Are you saying that Quora is fundamentally not valuable bc there are other ways of communicating? I guess if you wanted to learn about plants, you could go learn the Dewey Decimal System and go to the library and look it up in an encycloped
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by nancyhua 14y ago
I think they try to do this to some extent with "perks." As a crowdfunder and crowdfundraiser, I can see a divide between people who donate bc they want emotional pleasure and people who donate bc they want to receive something. It should b
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by nancyhua 14y ago
I think she definitely cut her ties to the VC world by doing this which is why it's such a big deal despite none of us knowing who she is- she's either forfeiting her career to take a stand, or she's forfeiting her career for money/attentio
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Exactly, I don't know why she didn't quit right away- even if it turns out her claims are completely true, can she still work in a place that she's (successfully or unsuccessfully) sued? And why would she want to? And why would you want an
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by nancyhua 14y ago
What do you mean? If you want to know what it's like to get a life sentence in prison or get funded on Shark Tank, how would you get this information?
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Have you looked around the site? Most of the questions are not things I'd think of asking anyone. People also seem to be more inclined to answer on quora than probably a random forum or stranger's email.
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by nancyhua 14y ago
Tldr. Where's the version of this that jacks straight into my brain matrix-style?

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