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HogMail #16

Blog post from PostHog

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Date Published
Author
Andy Vandervell
Word Count
597
Company Posts That Month
6
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Summary

HogMail is a bi-weekly newsletter compiling the best from the PostHog blog, offering insights into creating employee-friendly share schemes, the importance of discussing product features over benefits, and the strategic implementation of growth loops. It includes a comparison of ClickHouse and PostgreSQL for data storage, methods to identify and analyze power users, and instructions for building site apps to enhance user interaction and data capture. The newsletter also highlights essential reads like "The Racecar Growth Framework" for business growth tactics and a study on developer dissatisfaction, emphasizing the significance of reducing negative experiences. Additionally, it features reflections by Paul Graham on the counterintuitive nature of startup success and the crucial role of focus for founders. Other topics range from AI's impact on pixel art and the workings of New York City's steam system to building vector maps and optimizing network disks for low latency, alongside exploring vast historical weather data with ClickHouse.

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