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Index of top public PLG SaaS companies(plg.variance.com)
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The effect of usage-based pricing on SaaS sales(variance.com)
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The Cultural Meaning of Shitposting(whyisthisinteresting.substack.com)
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by noahbrier 4y ago
What do you mean?
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Not all SaaS revenue is the same(variance.com)
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On Interstitial Journaling(whyisthisinteresting.substack.com)
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Sending Data from Zapier to Segment with Webhooks(variance.com)
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Execution Beats Strategy in Software(variance.com)
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by noahbrier 5y ago
Ok, actually fixed now. Just got rid of inspector and changed to the proper name. Thanks.
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by noahbrier 5y ago
Agree, that's on me. Fixed.
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by noahbrier 5y ago
You're right, those are both on me. I put the link in and will fix that and spelling. (I run Why is this interesting? and edited the piece.)
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by noahbrier 5y ago
Actually, that’s a reference to a movie called Inspector Dupin which is based on the book. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt9135798/
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Deep dive into the Sotheby’s Constitution auction(whyisthisinteresting.substack.com)
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by noahbrier 5y ago
I had a book agent tell me once that every business book is made up of a simple structure: 1. What? 2. So what? 3. Now what? Say what you will about most business books, but the structure has stuck with me as a good way to make sure you’ve
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Omotenashi: The subtle art of Japanese hospitality(whyisthisinteresting.substack.com)
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by noahbrier 5y ago
Agree. On the flip side, I've moved away from the value of group brainstorms for some of the same reasons. I find it much more valuable to let these things simmer for a bit on my own before bringing to a wider group precisely because t
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Using a spark file instead of backlog for product ideas(variance.com)
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Top Product-Led Growth SaaS Companies Index(plg.variance.com)
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On Conway’s Law and the mirroring hypothesis(whyisthisinteresting.substack.com)
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A Founder's Guide to Writing More(variance.com)
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by noahbrier 5y ago
Variance | Remote (USA) | Full Time Variance - https://variance.com - is building a real-time data platform that helps sales team interact with customer data and grow their accounts. We are well-funded, started by second-time en
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A short history of regular expressions(whyisthisinteresting.substack.com)
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by noahbrier 5y ago
Variance | Remote Variance - https://variance.com - is building a real-time data platform that helps sales team interact with customer data and grow their accounts. We are well-funded, started by second-time entrepreneurs, and s
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by noahbrier 6y ago
Was mostly referencing back to this on general systems stuff, not a specific metrics system that works. https://whyisthisinteresting.substack.com/p/why-is-this-inte...
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by noahbrier 10y ago
Just to reiterate what Chin said: Really sorry about that experience and I believe we've done quite a bit to remedy it. Thanks for the comment.
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by noahbrier 11y ago
New York, NY & SF. Full time. We're looking for backend (all levels, primarily python), frontend engineers (we run backbone.js, react), mobile (iOS + android), platform (kafka, elasticsearch) and infrastructure/devops (cfengin
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by noahbrier 12y ago
New York, NY & SF. Full time. We're looking for jr & sr python engineers, jr & sr frontend (js/backbone) engineers + jr. & sr. android & iOS engineers. As you can tell from the job openings, Percolate is a very
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by noahbrier 12y ago
Haven't read any Deming, but will check it out. Any particularly good place to start? I'd say in general it has proven out, though there have certainly been some cases where we tried to build products prior to fully defining the c
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by noahbrier 12y ago
To answer both: On the division side, we have found a number of people who are simply more passionate about building products for their peers than building products for customers. I interviewed one last night, so I can confirm this is the c
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by noahbrier 12y ago
I would generally agree with that and we had many instances where we chose to have people perfect workflows prior to fully automating them (and there are lots of situations where that remains the case now). With that said, and I don't

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