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by Chris86 5y ago
Pricing-wise, currently it's free, and we'll make sure there's a full-featured free tier if/when we introduce paid plans. The current plan is the have usage-based pricing i.e. a certain amount of sessions per month, but
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by Chris86 5y ago
One of the things we've really focused on is not using IP and offering cookieless tracking, so the tool is really great for people who are concerned about protecting their users privacy (there's other features to support that too,
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Show HN: Got rejected by Hotjar, decided to build my own(squeaky.ai)
37 points by Chris86 5y ago|22 comments
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Recruiter-Proof Contact Page(stephendiehl.com)
3 points by Chris86 5y ago|4 comments
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by Chris86 5y ago
I stumbled across this and thought it was pretty great, hopefully a useful reference for others :)
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by Chris86 6y ago
The general idea is that for those that wish to bootstrap their business, and/or delay time before they take investment, they're odds of success increase significantly if they're able to show consistent progress, get support
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by Chris86 6y ago
haha, the forum aspect has some overlap but other than that it's very different :)
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by Chris86 6y ago
Thanks, this was a really helpful link. In the case of HackerStash I'm confident it falls within the definition of a contest, and not sweepstakes or lottery. There are a few areas where this could be tightened up and the article will h
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by Chris86 6y ago
something akin to 'reward points', but yeah...it's a bit of a grey area! Cadoo.io is doing a similar thing with exercise and they treat it legally as 'loyalty points' but in reality it's prizes. It's one o
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by Chris86 6y ago
hey, Chris here (one of the makers of HackerStash) - it's really hard to get this right for sure and we're thinking a lot about balancing the incentives! We removed a lot of the weekly challenges during beta testing that we felt w
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by Chris86 6y ago
there's a promo code on the homepage NEWHACKER102 that gets you 2 months for $10
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Plastic roads ftw(bbc.com)
1 points by Chris86 9y ago|0 comments
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by Chris86 9y ago
Interesting, well that is reassuring as nobody I asked in the Netherlands believed that they were recycled. Regarding your early point, obviously there is a industry built around waste disposal - but the problem is still that we are creatin
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by Chris86 9y ago
I guess it doesn't help that 1/3 of the country is below sea level...nowhere to dig
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by Chris86 9y ago
In many places in Europe consumers separate their waste themselves prior to collection, Holland included. Any waste that hasn't been separated and is just in a rubbish sack and presumed to be non-recyclable and buried without being ope
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by Chris86 9y ago
It's weird cause this is quite a cool product (toy) but I hate that it is being referred to as a 'flying car'. Can it just be marketed as a hovercraft or something? It's like that '3D Laser Printer' from Glowfo
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by Chris86 9y ago
Is there no way you can at least track that a user has already been exposed to the breaking news (banner or article etc) and stop re-showing it? I always see it after I've already hit the homepage, seen the 'breaking news' an
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by Chris86 9y ago
Yeah, I'm not sure why anyone would think burying waste underground is an okay solution. It made sense when most household waste was fabrics, wood, old food etc but nobody stopped quick enough to evaluate the impacts when our waste got