Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
pushkargaikwad
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
13 ms
·
61.
▲
Ask HN: What sites like GrooveHQ offers discounted SaaS Products for Startups
1 points
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
|
1 comments
62.
▲
How to get first 20 paying customers for your startup (by Dr.Pete of MOZ)
(reddit.com)
1 points
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
|
0 comments
63.
▲
55+ Resources on Inbound Marketing, feel free to add yours too
(inbound-marketing.zeef.com)
2 points
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
|
0 comments
64.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
BusinessInsider is garbage, I see similar posts on reddit too. The article has absolutely zero info, is < 300 words, has a stock/irrelevant image, a quote from an anonymous founder of an anonymous startup who approached an anonymous
65.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
Similar thread/conversation happening at http://growthhackers.com/growth-hacking-is-bullshit/ anyway I always felt Growth hacking is very generic term whose definition will always be different depending on the con
66.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
My Story - I was doing freelancing stuff back in college years from my hostel room, got hooked to it and kept on doing without doing/taking any job offer. It is been 8-9 years now and it is been a good ride albeit with many ups and dow
67.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
I think this "tell a story" has been extremely generalized, it will work in some cases, it won't in some other cases. Stories are good to get attention and for entertainment (blogs/seminars/presentations), but there
68.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
Looks very nice, I see there are no Asian courier service provider, hope to see them added soon as I can certainly see real world usage of shippo
69.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
>> Never, ever, buy a TV. If you own one, throw it out. If you live with someone who has a TV, move out. If you GF has one, get a new GF. It's that big a deal. You will end up not having a TV and not having a GF too :) @OP - stic
70.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
I am above average developer who learnt by myself, to answer your questions - 1) How did you learn to code? Totally self taught from books and RTFM // Self taught plus MOOCs or comparable resources // Some classes in col
71.
▲
Why Namedar (one of my startups) Failed
(grinnick.com)
3 points
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
|
0 comments
72.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
@shire - Personal development and every day learning is something which excites me so let me give you an answer from own experience and what I do. 1. Have awareness - smartness is nothing but being aware of yourself, your knowledge and surr
73.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
"my Page had 338,050 Likes, my Support Group had 13,360 members, and my Interest List had 1.47 Million followers. But all of that work was wiped out in an instant when Facebook decided to shut it down without notice." "Not on
74.
▲
MillWheel: Fault-Tolerant Stream Processing At Internet Scale [pdf]
(db.disi.unitn.eu)
62 points
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
|
8 comments
75.
▲
Startups fail in Marketing, Not in Building the Product
(gaikwad.in)
1 points
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
|
0 comments
76.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
Mark, Can we improve the display of open issues ? say with description of the project. You can also left align the display to make it more readable.
77.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
Are you talking about online marketing or more traditional offline marketing ? People often talks about "Crossing the Chasm" and "The Long Tail", here are few more such books http://www.inc.com/geoffrey-j
78.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
Getting Real http://gettingreal.37signals.com/ is a must read (it is also free)
79.
▲
SEO for Ruby on Rails (Complete Guide)
(inboundio.com)
2 points
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
|
1 comments
80.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
Ideally we want to say "Businesses that started as blogs". SEOBook is a great example, Aaron started it as a blog in 2005 where he used to put daily seo news, then he slowly converted it into a business and is now offering tools a
81.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
Looks to be a nice initiative, something is always better than nothing. I hope like many others, they just don't set the site and forget after 8 months. Though I couldn't found it, I am sure it is non profit (it has to be), also a
82.
▲
SEO for Ruby on Rails (Complete Guide)
(inboundio.com)
3 points
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
|
0 comments
83.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
Dilution will always happen with user submission sites as the number of users grow, specially if there is no moderation. Digg/Reddit,they all started as some niche tech site and eventually turned into political/media/news sit
84.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
Well I work from home (a single room) so nothing fancy like others but this is how it looks http://i.imgur.com/Aop0Xit.jpg and http://i.imgur.com/rCQdzfe.jpg . Couple of tables and a chair. for some reason,
85.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
viddio.com is not even worth $600 imo, if you are really looking for spelling hacks, do some searching on domain finding tools, you can better hacks for free but like as others said, in your case, I don't think the domain name doesn&#x
86.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
I personally find music to be distracting while coding but yesterday found this thread on reddit http://www.reddit.com/r/Music/comments/1jke2r/whats_the_most... , this has some gems! I am sure you will fi
87.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
WP didn't made php popular as it was already #1 choice for entry level web developers and had active helpful community (all webmaster forums had a php or similar section), something which other languages lacked. Wordpress became huge b
88.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
Excellent initiative and loved the concept. I really hope this picks up, we can do something similar for organ donors as well.
89.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
>> Is there anything I can do to save my SaaS startup? Don't you think you have bigger things to worry about then your SaaS company ? I meant, you are about to lose your freedom which I feels should be your first priority. I real
90.
▲
by
pushkargaikwad
13y ago
From my personal experience, You don't need rockstar programmers to build great software. I also believes you need to hire people with character over skills, as skills can be build in 6 months, character can not.
More ›