mattacurtis

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by mattacurtis 6y ago
Data-driven marketer with strong tech and analytics background. Location: NYC / NJ Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Open to it Technologies: Marketing (FB/IG, Adwords), Analytics (Tableau, Looker, Segment, SQL, Python/Panda
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by mattacurtis 10y ago
Not sure how you missed out on the opportunity to name it "ToothRush".
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The Router That Tells You Your Internet Is Down(blog.starry.com)
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Aereo Agrees to Go to Supreme Court vs Broadcasters(techcrunch.com)
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"You May Also Like..."(mattacurtis.com)
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by mattacurtis 14y ago
The company who hired you should offer assistance in helping you relocate. Just ask the HR representative you dealt with. Of course, if you misled them into thinking you were already living in the UK, you might have some bigger problems...
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by mattacurtis 14y ago
Oh - but I do also want to say that you did a great job on 99% of the article. You hit on pretty much all the major considerations, biases and issues one could run into when testing.
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by mattacurtis 14y ago
Here is better phrasing or a good way to think about hypothesis testing: "The goal of the test is to determine if the null hypothesis can be rejected. A statistical test can either reject (prove false) or fail to reject (fail to prove false
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by mattacurtis 14y ago
To avoid big A/B testing mistakes, perhaps you shouldn't use phrases like "To counter that noise it is important to first “prove the Null hypothesis.” To prove the Null hypothesis you..." One of the most important underlying statistical pri
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by mattacurtis 15y ago
Whenever you get frustrated about a tool, a process, a company, a product, or an interaction you have (basically anything that is not a personal relationship), write it down. Keep a list of these. Come back to them once a week and think abo
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by mattacurtis 15y ago
Doesn't make any sense to blackout HN. A large majority of HN visitors are already aware of SOPA - no need to raise awareness with this audience.
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by mattacurtis 15y ago
To those of you with years of experience: If I'm looking to start consulting on the side, is it reasonable to charge lower rates at first to attract business and get some experience (something in the $50/hr range) While I want to be paid fa
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by mattacurtis 15y ago
This is definitely a great book. But be aware that every lawyer and VC worth their salt has read this as well.
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by mattacurtis 15y ago
You're likely not going to have a business situation which requires an employee to code a solution in 5 minutes. Even if you do, the team + collaborative environment in that situation vs in this present interview situation will make a major
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FBI: 'Credible Lead' Surfaces In D.B. Cooper Case(npr.org)
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by mattacurtis 15y ago
I just want to say that I am incredibly touched by the volume, sincerity, and generosity of responses. This community is incredible - so proud to be a part of it. Mattman, I can't offer much in terms of advice or connections that have alrea
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by mattacurtis 15y ago
I think you're going to find it fairly difficult to scale up to $7k per month in 3 months with no existing readership or client base. I do, however, like the idea of cash flow transparency, since people tend to really consume that type of c
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How To Make $100 Million Selling A Blanket With Sleeves(theresmoneyeverywhere.com)
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by mattacurtis 15y ago
One issue that has been ignored is that of security / confidentiality. What happens if the individual you are "courting" works for one of your competitors? Any project that he would work on for you would likely require access to sensitive,
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by mattacurtis 15y ago
The Contract and Fee-Setting Guide for Consultants and Professionals: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003U8ADM4/ref=as_li_ss_tl?...