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utkarsh_apoorva
6y ago
Police brutality videos on twitter have left most of us, even in the developing world, in utter shock. I am in Bangalore, India For most of us in developing world, US has been a model state - with problems yes. But a great example neverthel
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Regulations, a lot of times, tend to have the opposite of the intended effect. In this case, you'd need to define what is meant by "having data". Is having an email or phone enough to qualify? Maybe yes. In that case, think o
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We got a 30% churn and we became Really Happy about it
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The Future of Product Management (Post Covid)
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Ask HN: How to explain “Hypothesis” to a non science audience?
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Nostalgia: How We (Accidentally) Shut Down Our Company
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this is totally a whole blog I'd be willing to read.
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A Statistical Method of Knowing Who Your Customers Are
(utkarshapoorva.com)
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How National Memory of India Was Erased and Why Was It a Crime?
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The State still cannot tell the Coyotes from Raccoons. Especially so because neither of them show there form truly until the deed is done. Thus the Coyote population control. The utopia of a Coyote population playing the meta game will inde
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Show HN: Getaugment – Bringing All Apps Within Gmail
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Tracking a live ongoing growth hack
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A Bangalore Growth Hacker shares why he works in a startup
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Show HN: A single point access to multiple apps via a generic API interpreter
(getaugment.com)
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12y ago
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Should there be universal API integration tool, sans automation, to solve this?
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My lessons from playing cursors.io
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12y ago
You got a point. However, calling somebody's creation a "piece of crap" is not very forthcoming, specially when you are not even sure about your own point : "It even PROBABLY has SQL..." You seem to have just create
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12y ago
Our belief in Almost-No-Interaction Design is what drives our product development to a great extent. Its a bet we are taking. We welcome your thoughts, criticisms and ideas.
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The Era of “Proactive” Software
(blog.quicklyapp.co)
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We thought that there could be a good discussion on what are the advantages of being inside a startup accelerator (like http://jfdi.asia ) vis-a-vis doing it all on your own. There is very little written by the incubatees themsel
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Life Inside an Accelerator
(blog.quicklyapp.co)
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Show HN : A Tool to Give our Online Life Full Expression
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12y ago
Wow. Amazing story. I have heard of 99 dresses a lot - though women's fashion is farthest from my interest area. So you did build quite a brand. I am also pleasantly surprised to see that you probably have set up this blog just to sha
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utkarsh_apoorva
12y ago
Thanks dang. Sorry we have not been very active on posting to HN, just a consumer of information. It seems we got that part of the title wrong.
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12y ago
Right byoung, the examples do show similar statements. We are fairly good at picking up implied requests right now, but I wouldn't call it brilliant yet. Quickly is still learning :-) I hope by the time we release, we will be fairly go
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Hey Hellbanner, thats a no-brainer. I was just using Rapportive - sure you have heard of it :-) PS: I just checked. You have also provided your name. :-)
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12y ago
pretty much :-) However, if u wish to opt out of the service, the data - which can be mapped to the user, will also be deleted. The primary ownership belongs to the users.
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utkarsh_apoorva
12y ago
great. Yes, we are trying to connect with designers. Will mail you.
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12y ago
alphapapa, your points are indeed valid. And your alternative tech suggestions are quite close to what we are doing, while still protecting our code. Just hold on till we divulge more details :-)
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12y ago
Thanks wodenokoto, While we cannot share complete details of the technology, we do plan to have a beginner's post on how we have leveraged these technologies.
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