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Why Startups are hard(ravivyas.com)
1 points by ravivyas 10y ago|0 comments
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by ravivyas 10y ago
There are a bunch of companies in the AI space, the 2 that I know of are - http://www.madstreetden.com - http://www.artifacia.com There are more, Be careful of the company you pick, just because they have a .ai domai
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Ask HN: Your Thoughts on a Customer Success tool we are building
4 points by ravivyas 10y ago|1 comments
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by ravivyas 10y ago
You probably need to find an alternative to mixpanel. Segment works well w.r.t pricing if the services you are connecting with segment are relatively cheaper than segment. Mixpanel for example will be as expensive as segment. for e.g.: if y
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by ravivyas 10y ago
FYI, this is a 2014 article
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by ravivyas 10y ago
I agree with the pain points, I saw similar patterns (people not paying attention to the first 50% -80% and decided to build a startup based on that, but turns outs there are more issues. Most people don't look at the data until they a
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by ravivyas 10y ago
Hi folks, the author here, would love to get feedback or questions
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Frequency and Total Period Active Analysis, the Side-Kick Cohort Analysis Deserves(puremetrics.io)
4 points by ravivyas 10y ago|1 comments
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Best practices for building an Android SDK(puremetrics.io)
2 points by ravivyas 10y ago|0 comments
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by ravivyas 10y ago
Aren't all insurances in theory P2P? My naive understanding is that the insurance companies basically collect a lot of money from a large number on people, and then pay it out when needed? Basically, think of them as managers for the m
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by ravivyas 10y ago
I use it as a backend for Nuzzle :)
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by ravivyas 10y ago
I am not sure what to make of this. Partly yes, returning money is good, but I still feel they did not try hard enough. I see tweets if their website being down a month or so ago as they did not renew the certificate. Startups are not built
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Counter Metrics and Counter Dimensions in Analytics(blog.puremetrics.io)
2 points by ravivyas 10y ago|0 comments
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by ravivyas 10y ago
It is easy to criticize in retrospect. If HTML was not what it is, we may never have reached where we are and said ok we need to step back a little and figure things out for the multitude of consumption mechanism.
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by ravivyas 10y ago
China is a whole different market. Nothing can be extrapolated from China. Amazon lost in China, but is doing well in India.
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Data from different perspectives,looking at data from various perspectives(blog.puremetrics.io)
2 points by ravivyas 10y ago|0 comments
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by ravivyas 10y ago
A good analogy is the Airline industry. It is on demand just like uber, in transport just like uber, has pilots instead of driver (more expensive of course). Even with loyalty programs only a very small percentage of users lock-in with a si
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by ravivyas 10y ago
Yup this point is critical. There is no loyalty bonus to stick on.
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by ravivyas 10y ago
"The ride-sharing industry has long been seen as a zero-sum game because of the “network effect”" I am not sure how true this is, both drivers and riders will always follow the money, and there is not a lot you can do on the exper
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by ravivyas 10y ago
Well I have not managed any big website so am really unsure :) . For individuals and small medium businesses removing bot traffic is important as they can be siginficant.
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Spotting bots in Google Analytics(blog.puremetrics.io)
4 points by ravivyas 10y ago|2 comments
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by ravivyas 10y ago
I think the important question is why did linkedIn want to sell itself .. they were not in as much trouble as Twitter.
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by ravivyas 10y ago
One can only assume that they want to dig their heels into entreprise. LinkedIn is massive when it comes to professional connections & Hiring, even company PR. LinkedIn has a bunch of products that can connect well into MS’s ecosystems
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by ravivyas 10y ago
Yup and Rapportive too.
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by ravivyas 10y ago
I agree, plus Slideshare can be a massive boost to Powerpoint.
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Why do your users churn? Wrong Question(puremetrics.io)
2 points by ravivyas 10y ago|0 comments
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by ravivyas 10y ago
The app is just an interface to the service, which holds the actual value.
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Apple invests $1 bln in Chinese ride-hailing service Didi(cnbc.com)
4 points by ravivyas 10y ago|0 comments
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by ravivyas 10y ago
I don't think any company will wait a few quarters to invest in something. And if they did that and win, well, they have invented a time machine.
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by ravivyas 11y ago
#Protip: use print view to save yourself a bunch of clicks https://play.google.com/about/developer-content-policy-print...

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