p1niu

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   by p1niu 14y ago

   Hi ig1, thanks for your remarks! Yes, I'm rather going for the higher level (like CIO, sales, marketing, etc.). I know Gartner, Forrester, IDC will be a competition. But my idea is to target the tool at companies which don't want to hire ra
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   by p1niu 14y ago

   Hi tlogan! Thanks for your feedback. Regarding the target market, I've replied in one of the comments earlier: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4407545 And yes, the initial idea was not to sell the tool to tech-savvy people but rather
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   by p1niu 14y ago

   Hi vkkan Thanks for your constructive criticism & questions. They're always welcome. My answers below: 1. SO data is available under the CC license. I don't expect this to change in the future. Regarding other data sources, I plan to us
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   by p1niu 14y ago

   Thanks. This is a lot of valuable feedback! By "technology category" I mean: Programming languages, Version control systems, PaaS providers, NoSQL databases, Relational databases, IDEs, etc. - basically different categories of tools/technol
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   by p1niu 14y ago

   Thanks for this. Will definitely fix this.
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   by p1niu 14y ago

   Hi, the tool is aimed primarily at: - developer-focused marketers (What are developers interested in, so we can build better products for them?) - developer evangelists/advocates (Are developers adapting the tools we're evangelising about?)
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   by p1niu 14y ago

   Adambenayoun, thanks for your UX/UI remarks. I agree with most of them. Regarding the message and use cases - I'm trying to explain this in a section below the slides. "Technology research tool", "IT buzzword monitor", "Analysis and reports
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   by p1niu 14y ago

   Hi. Thanks for the feedback. Opening up the tool for free is actually one of the options that I consider. Of course, only if there's a good reason to believe that this is the right way to go. I know of some free alternatives, like http://w
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   by p1niu 14y ago

   Thanks yataa
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    Ask HN: Review my startup: Hackerfly.com

    43 points by p1niu 14y ago|26 comments
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    by p1niu 14y ago

    Do people who want to be successful tech entrepreneurs really need an MBA? What do you think?
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    Do you really need an MBA?(careerpath.com)

    1 points by p1niu 14y ago|1 comments
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    by p1niu 14y ago

    One of the greatest speaches I've heard recently. The work/life balance problems are so common among us entrepreneurs. For me the solution was to start jogging regularly - it's almost like meditation and you can just run and not think about