CoolAssPuppy

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by CoolAssPuppy 6mo ago
The first rule of finding distribution if you're an indie developer or a startup is to be helpful. After all, you're building a product that purports to help someone solve a problem they have. So with that frame in mind, where do
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by CoolAssPuppy 6mo ago
I think that's super common among technical founders (really, everyone). But I'd gently reframe the problem. It's not really "building vs. marketing"; it's "building vs. distribution." After all, what
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Snowflake, but Useful for Developers(tinybird.co)
2 points by CoolAssPuppy 4y ago|1 comments
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How can we make logs more useful?(global-uploads.webflow.com)
1 points by CoolAssPuppy 4y ago|0 comments
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Another GDPR-compliant analytics alternative to Google Analytics(beamanalytics.io)
2 points by CoolAssPuppy 4y ago|1 comments
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by CoolAssPuppy 4y ago
I love all these new analytics tools popping up. It's pretty great for those of us who want or need to be more privacy-focused with our customers. I'm expecting a proliferation of easier to use, modern marketing analytics alternat
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by CoolAssPuppy 5y ago
It’s not time-series data, but my favorite is Pro Football Focus: https://www.pff.com/subscribe If the NFL made its data available weekly, you could probably join it with PFF data for some interesting insight. There’s a ton
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by CoolAssPuppy 5y ago
This reminds me of Belichick intentionally taking defensive penalties to run out the clock.
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by CoolAssPuppy 5y ago
Should add, I’m a big fan of all the football metrics providers and follow them all religiously during the season. The NFL dataset we found isn’t as comprehensive, but it’s still really fun!
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by CoolAssPuppy 5y ago
I was suuuuper curious about the fastest player on the field (i.e., in full pads on game day), and the play-specific data includes acceleration as one of its data points. Miranda on our team (co-author of the post) dialed up a query to show
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Hack NFL data using Postgres (and maybe win your fantasy draft)(blog.timescale.com)
60 points by CoolAssPuppy 5y ago|16 comments
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by CoolAssPuppy 5y ago
Today is opening day for most of the NFL’s training camps. I’m a huge fan of public datasets, and my coworkers and I happened upon this dataset from the NFL. We loaded it into our company’s product (TimescaleDB) and did some number crunchin
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by CoolAssPuppy 11y ago
That's been my handle since AOL. :-)
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by CoolAssPuppy 11y ago
Hi, I'm Prashant. I run Developer Relations at Twitter. I want to clarify a few things here. In the past, Twitter had little formality associated with granting elevated access. It was very much, "Hey, I want to do this cool thing!
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by CoolAssPuppy 16y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Corensic. I just posted the pricing information on the site. We haven't finalized the actual price yet, but we expect to price this product in line with typical quality and load testing tools (think low four figures,