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usujason
13y ago
This is really cool. I've been looking for a fun Raspberry Pi project.
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usujason
13y ago
Yes, I use them all the time for both personal and work related projects. The use of a mind map really help me to provide structure to my projects. I have recently started using MindNode and have really enjoyed the ease and flexibility that
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usujason
13y ago
Yep, we agree there, the advice of the author is spot on. I think too many startups, and large companies for that matter, think optimization is going to fix all the problems that are inherent in their product/business by just blindly slapin
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usujason
13y ago
I've worked with many startups to help them build a culture of data-driven decision making and I'll say from my experience that you don't need massive data to run highly valuable A/B tests. Also, with proper segmentation techniques, you can
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Learn how to make Data Visualizations with D3.js
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13y ago
Is the "capture everything" approach to analytics a way to differentiate themselves from more enterprise level mobile analytics solutions such as Localytics?
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The Rise of the Mobile-Only User
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Using Big Data To Target The Right Consumers With The Right Offers
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13y ago
I just did this 3 months ago and I agree with aneth4, it's always best to start with a client if you can -- just be careful that you aren't violating any employment agreements you have with your current employer as you go after that first c
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Stepping up to Big Data with R and Python
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Twitter to launch automated ad exchange to let brands retarget you via tweets
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usujason
13y ago
I loved Flickr back in 2005 but ever since the takeover by Yahoo! the experience has gone down hill. The new UI, modified membership plans, and increased storage limits isn't enough to win back my business.