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SongRaptor releases music recommendations(songraptor.com)
3 points by suhail 18y ago|2 comments
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by suhail 18y ago
Wait till you even have high enough loads to warrant S3 to offload those HTTP requests, in the mean time use nginx to serve your static content.
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by suhail 18y ago
anyone ever been to cafe del centro? It's pretty good. =)
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by suhail 18y ago
Metrics aren't wrong, it's how you perceive the results of what you're testing. If you make too many assumptions, it's your fault. There's too many variables involved for metrics to be the final solution towards success, part of building a
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Fast caching with Django and Nginx(willmcgugan.com)
1 points by suhail 18y ago|0 comments
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by suhail 18y ago
How about a "Crosstips helps you figure out the answers to crossword puzzles, provide in a letter length and a few letters to get started."
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by suhail 18y ago
this is kinda fishy :P
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Image A/B testing in under 5 minutes with Display Optimizer(blog.mixpanel.com)
4 points by suhail 18y ago|0 comments
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by suhail 18y ago
Or...how about just 1?
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by suhail 18y ago
Hurrah!
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by suhail 18y ago
Ever heard of Erlang? =) It's getting pretty hot right now.
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by suhail 18y ago
That's somewhat true but if you think about it, every site really does have a single loop. Users that come, users that invite other users (any mechanism), users who respond. You can still think of it as an aggregated loop of all the flows y
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How to make viral startups with analytics(blog.mixpanel.com)
34 points by suhail 18y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: What do you wish to track on your website?
1 points by suhail 18y ago|0 comments
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by suhail 18y ago
Learn Hadoop/MapReduce, write something that requires data-scale.
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by suhail 18y ago
Hi Eric is there a good way to get in touch with you, always read your blog posts. =) Great article as well.
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by suhail 18y ago
I've read from others and experienced personally that being more open about your startup is more useful. By being out there, you have the opportunity to be first, make current/potential competition re-evaluate their business, and building a
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by suhail 18y ago
Hi jfarmer, I love your blog and I am an avid reader though I wish you posted more. I would recommend you take a look at http://mixpanel.com and I think you'll see it's exactly what you've been itching for. Feel free to contact me and I c
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by suhail 18y ago
Claiming to work hard is different than actually working hard but giving someone a chance never hurts. Just make sure they are what they say they are.
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Ask HN: How is your startup's visitor retention?(blog.mixpanel.com)
2 points by suhail 18y ago|0 comments
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by suhail 18y ago
In my experience, searching aggressively for a co-founder is not very good. You might find someone and they will probably have all sorts of issues (e.g. unmotivated, lacking in skills). Just start building and if you find someone who is int
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by suhail 18y ago
How so?
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by suhail 18y ago
I know what you mean. I do the same thing with my girlfriend, sometimes you need to just tell someone so you don't blab to the wrong people. Co-founders are nice for a good checks and balances type system, to see if you're new ideas are o
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by suhail 18y ago
I always wonder about this. Often is difficult to find someone (even if you know them) who is even remotely as motivated as you are about the product. It's even harder to find someone to take the huge dive too, especially if they aren't as
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by suhail 18y ago
heh, "failing" is subjective and is dependent on certain variables (e.g. connections, capital, experience, etc) If he plans on becoming a multi-million dollar company and this is his first time, then I would say, yes he will fail and that's
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by suhail 18y ago
piwik is an opensource one (which you can host), no?
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by suhail 18y ago
That's definitely a good idea.
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by suhail 18y ago
Isn't that feedburner (which Google acquired?). Guess you mean they should integrate feedburner with GA.
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by suhail 18y ago
Yeah, I guess I agreed with the guy below me.
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by suhail 18y ago
You will fail, especially if it's your first time. Many of the most successful entrepreneurs in the world failed 6-7 times before they figured it out. The best thing about failing is learning why you failed. If you're afraid of failing, you

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