XCSme

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by XCSme 1y ago
Congrats, any plans to add it as a Collify app?
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by XCSme 1y ago
Usually the problem is when collaborating with other people, it's hard to give them access to stuff and track what they can access, to make sure collaboration works ok (e.g. many tools don't support 2 people editing the same conte
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by XCSme 1y ago
Trying to do better marketing for my self-hosted analytics apps ( https://uxwizz.com/ and https://wplytic.com/ )
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by XCSme 1y ago
Note that your buymeacoffe link is broken: https://buymeacoffee.com/mohyware
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by XCSme 1y ago
Congrats, this looks very easy to use! I tried exporting, but it's quite slow and seems to be using CPU only. Shouldn't it use GPU for rendering?
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by XCSme 1y ago
It's weird that Opus4 is the worst at one-shot, it requires on average two attempts to generate a valid query. If a model is really that much smarter, shouldn't it lead to better first-attempt performance? It still "thinks&qu
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by XCSme 1y ago
That's a really useful benchmark, could you add 4.1-mini?
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by XCSme 1y ago
I don't have much to say, because I didn't like the keygen model either, and I usually prefer having all my customer data in one platform that I control. In my experience, I had more issues with third-party licensing systems, than
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by XCSme 1y ago
You can't beat piracy. Look at video-games. Just make it easier to install and set-up when purchasing than when pirating. Also, the automatic updater only works with a valid license key and support is also only provided with a valid ke
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by XCSme 1y ago
I am pretty sure getting a "GTA VI" domain name leads to trademark issues.
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Self-Hosted Heatmaps/Recordings via Docker(docs.uxwizz.com)
2 points by XCSme 1y ago|1 comments
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by XCSme 1y ago
If anyone is interested in trying the analytics app I've been building over the last 13 years, I have just added a docker-compose you can try. A client requested to have a production-ready alternative to the existing all-in-one Docker
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by XCSme 1y ago
The law will change soon as far as I know, but still, the best way to respect data privacy laws is to not send your data to other companies AND to avoid tracking personal and sensitive data as much as possible. If you self-host and don&#x27
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by XCSme 1y ago
I didn't make it on that list :(
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by XCSme 1y ago
Tracking conversions, errors, page load speeds, bot traffic, traffic sources, marketing campaigns, top pages, etc. It helps run your business and make sure everything works as expected, and that you don't waste money on ads/market
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by XCSme 1y ago
Yeah, but free as far as I know. You usually have: All-in-one analytics: Posthog, Matomo, UXWizz (I made it!) Simple analytics: Plausible, Umami Qualitative analytics (heatmaps/recordings): Hotjar, Clarity, FullStory, Mouseflow, LuckyO
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by XCSme 1y ago
I am actually implementing the widgets/embedding feature in UXWizz. What type of authentication would you need? A simple token in the embedding URL? Or you want a way in which you can publicly share the URL, but require a password&#x2F
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by XCSme 1y ago
Yeah, this is why I think cloud-based with free self-hosted version doesn't work, because they are basically competing with themselves if the self-hosted version works too well.
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by XCSme 1y ago
I can only speak for myself (I made UXWizz): I feel like interest has always been there for different platforms, most are still too simple or too complex and hard to set up and use. In my case, I am simply focused on the self-hosting niche,
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by XCSme 1y ago
It passed the "vibe" check locally.
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by XCSme 1y ago
Most use-cases and people/companies don't have the traffic amount where scaling matters that much, so performance gains will be negligible (or even worse) when using a more complex "specialized" stack. Yes, if you have a
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by XCSme 1y ago
OpenAI buying a company that is dependent on their competitor.
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by XCSme 1y ago
That's most probable to happen, but there are still example of hardrware/devices created many years ago that function exactly the same. If you take a Tamagotchi device from 30 years ago, it will likely still work as well as it did
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by XCSme 1y ago
Yes, if you change hardware, the software can break (a lot less often now than before though, as hardware changes are a negligible and they usually think about backwards compatibility).
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by XCSme 1y ago
I mentioned updating is only necessary if you plan to keep developing the software. If you build it once, and the existing functionality is enough (no plans to add extra features ever again), then you can remove all external dependencies an
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by XCSme 1y ago
The demo reminded me of this amazing post: https://sambleckley.com/writing/church-of-interruption.html
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by XCSme 1y ago
> Software doesn’t stay solved. Every solution you write starts to rot the moment it exists. I don't really agree with this. Yes, it gets outdated quickly and breaks often if you build it in such a way that it relies on many externa
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by XCSme 1y ago
Isn't it safe if you don't use tool calling? I prefer to have my flow hard-coded, with specific data input/output between steps, and have the calls be done through n8n connections instead of letting the AI call the tools with
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by XCSme 1y ago
To be honest, Windsurf doesn't work like half of the time, so it's more likely their users, the data, and their branding/marketing potential.
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by XCSme 1y ago
It's not an ad, the original title I submitted it with was different. I added it because I discovered it a few weeks ago, and I love the self-hosted version, very polished and well documented.

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