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Ask HN: Resources Around Growth Engineering?
1 points by __t__ 3y ago|1 comments
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by __t__ 4y ago
I don't necessarily think that it's an all or nothing thing, I think the author is just pointing out that optimizing before getting the right product can be a mistake. For me this article is also talking about what to prioritize.
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by __t__ 4y ago
I also stopped using it for the cost, even though I loved the software.
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by __t__ 4y ago
I didn’t explain myself correctly. I know what I’m doing but I’m aware that I’m not an expert by any means. The skills I’m learning are essential to any startup that wants to grow IMO so I’d imagine I’d get better exposure in those environm
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by __t__ 4y ago
I’m interested in hearing your thoughts on overstating what you can learn in a startup. From my (potentially naive) pov, you get more hands on experience and less problems are abstracted away whether it is through infrastructure, processes
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Ask HN: When should you leave a company?
1 points by __t__ 4y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: What are the cons of experimentation driven products?
7 points by __t__ 4y ago|7 comments
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by __t__ 4y ago
Commercial software is mostly to solve real world problems. Real world problems can change very quickly and as such, software changes too. Sure constantly changing in the complete opposite direction is probably a sign of something wrong, bu
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by __t__ 4y ago
Well said. I'd add that aside from being hard to drop people are not generally aware in the first place of the problems that come with overusing these apps. How can you fight a problem that you don't think of as a problem
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by __t__ 4y ago
I disagree that velocity is a terrible metric. I think a more comprehensive suggestion from the article could've been to use velocity in conjunction with other metrics. Perhaps with the ones the author points out in the article. Measur
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by __t__ 4y ago
Interesting read, would be interesting to see how TikTok optimizes their recommendation algorithms and what kind of metrics they use. Like another commenter said, it may also be that Instagram had already a use case and a "spot" i
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by __t__ 4y ago
I agree that capitalism doesn't always help in solving root problems and it is a force at play here, but the article is not saying that tech is the problem here. The issue lies in looking at problems exclusively through a technical poi
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Technology is not a solution on its own(thoughtsbyahuman.substack.com)
2 points by __t__ 4y ago|3 comments
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by __t__ 4y ago
I’m still in my 20s and I’ve fell to the idea that if you haven’t achieved everything you want early on then you just don’t want it enough or you’re not working hard enough. However, what if I achieve everything before hitting 30? What woul
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by __t__ 4y ago
I agree that expertise is a thing, but its my belief that often this expertise is acquired by "winging it" or doing something without really having a clear path of how to do said thing. This is what I got from that line, at least
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by __t__ 4y ago
I really liked this read. I don't think you have to be a pessimist in order to adopt this mindset, just knowing the pessimist's perspective can be a healthy way of focusing on what matters
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by __t__ 4y ago
I agree factorial is very clearly defined with self-references but I think that the answers have no clear meaning and that's why its not an optimal way of teaching recursion. Teaching examples that have meaningful answers IMO allow for
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Abstractions and Innovation(medium.com)
1 points by __t__ 5y ago|0 comments
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by __t__ 5y ago
Am not familiar with the topic but would it make a difference to disable 5G in your phone when cities eventually have many 5g towers?

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