XCSme

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by XCSme 11mo ago
I am surprised so many companies willingly send A LOT of their data to third-parties, simply thinking "they are responsible now for the security of the data". I think that's unfair to your customers, who have a contract with
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by XCSme 11mo ago
Oh, and I forgot to mention. I tried to get ads both on X and Facebook, but on both platforms the payment or creating the ad failed in various ways. Searching online, I noticed many people had the same issues. I can't understand how th
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Does anyone run ads successfully?
3 points by XCSme 11mo ago|3 comments
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by XCSme 11mo ago
How's the pelican?
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by XCSme 1y ago
I keep working on my self-hosted Hotjar alternative: https://www.uxwizz.com
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by XCSme 1y ago
I use Grok 4 Fast via API, cheap, fast and almost really well suited for data parsing/extraction, a lot better than Gemini 2.5 Pro for example.
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by XCSme 1y ago
I was curious how good the new EX63 server is with the Intel Ultra 7 265, which was supposed to have insane single-core performance, so I got one and benchmarked it. Single-core perf seems the same like i5-13500 (which is a bid odd), but mu
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Hetzner Servers Benchmark(softuts.com)
4 points by XCSme 1y ago|1 comments
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by XCSme 1y ago
> #/dashboard - Single-page app routing (though it’s rarely used these days) I actually use that for my self-hosted app, because hash routing doesn't require .htaccess or other URL rewriting functionality server-side. So yes, i
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by XCSme 1y ago
I notice the same in my UXWizz dashboard too, especially from Singapore, China was always there, but SG bot traffic is new.
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by XCSme 1y ago
It's hit or miss, but for my product type it worked quite well: https://docs.uxwizz.com/guides/ask-ai The problem is that often once it starts failing, it rarely recovers from an error, even given the exact error
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by XCSme 1y ago
I don't see Grok there
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by XCSme 1y ago
On some providers (e.g. Hetzner), the dedicated servers come by default with 2x RAID 1 disks, so it's a lot less likely to fail (unless the datacenter burns down).
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by XCSme 1y ago
It's always DNS
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by XCSme 1y ago
Yeah, noticed from Zoom: https://www.zoomstatus.com/incidents/yy70hmbp61r9
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by XCSme 1y ago
I don't know, for me it looks like the demo robot already does it quite well.
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by XCSme 1y ago
Isn't this just RAG?
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by XCSme 1y ago
Hmm, possibly in the enterprise sector, I think Hetzner has more clients, but OVH has the bigger clients.
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by XCSme 1y ago
Biggest one, Hetzner, missing?
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by XCSme 1y ago
Many side-projects, but my main one has always been https://www.uxwizz.com , a self-hosted alternative to Google Analytics/Clarity/Hotjar. The focus is on self-hosting and making it the best self-hosted web analytics pl
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by XCSme 1y ago
> That being said, the interface, hierarchy of properties and the messy transition from GA3 to GA4 left a lot to be desired. Aren't those pain points?
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by XCSme 1y ago
Note that your portfolio site has white text on white background...
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by XCSme 1y ago
I knew what the image was, even before clicking on the article...
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by XCSme 1y ago
Wow, how does it compare to V8 ? They spent many years optimising it.
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by XCSme 1y ago
That's really impressive
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by XCSme 1y ago
What JS engine does it run on?
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by XCSme 1y ago
Congrats! Why does the page always scroll to the top when focused/changing tabs back to it? :(
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by XCSme 1y ago
I wanted to use Gemini 2.5 Pro, but couldn't, because their structured_data response is broken (doesn't support all JSON properties, or often simply returns garbage).
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N8n added native persistent storage with DataTables(community.n8n.io)
174 points by XCSme 1y ago|106 comments
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PostHog's $75M Series E: From Analytics to AI-Powered DevTools(uxwizz.com)
1 points by XCSme 1y ago|0 comments

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