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2y ago
Wouldn't "eval" in any language result in RCE? Isn't that the point of eval, to execute the given string command?
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2y ago
I hate the AI match recaps of WTT (World Table Tennis) matches. The AI highlights cut off during a point, skip entire points or even sets. Not to mention they don't account for important events that happen between points, they might cu
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2y ago
No, exactly that's the point. It's a lot of smaller countries and cities, and usually people live/relocate where they work. People travelling daily longest for work are usually living in the (poorer) rural side, where yes, th
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2y ago
In the EU it's quite normal for the average person to get the 8 hours of sleep. Of course, it depends on the work sector you are in, but for most jobs you don't have to wake up at 6 AM. Also, most people live close to their work,
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2y ago
Thanks for sharing, I was looking to something like this! The installation docs point to a different app (gitroom), does Postiz have a docs page?
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2y ago
No, something like Coolify apps: https://s3.amazonaws.com/i.snag.gy/iyzfMX.jpg
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2y ago
Total Annual Price > $48,000 $20.00/TiB/month That doesn't sound cheap...
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2y ago
I was using https://caprover.com but I'm slowly migrating all services to Coolify. CapRover still has a few things that it does better (better custom-domain support, more 1-click apps, integrated NetData monitoring, etc.),
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2y ago
Does your platforms support 1-Click (premade) apps?
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Open-source is rarely sustainable, I use many open-source projects, and I support/sponsor them when possible, but many simply don't survive long and the builder loses interested. With Coolify it's different, because many comp
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2y ago
I'm slightly pivoting https://uxwizz.com , to focus more on the text-to-SQL feature to generate graphs/charts and export them. It's a lot easier to create custom dashboards like this, and it's also easier for
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2y ago
Maybe the coincidence could be explained by the fact that they were both "celebrating". It's more likely to die when you are celebrating?
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2y ago
That's one final-destination-like coincidence....
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2y ago
I think text-to-SQL is quite cool and works reasonably well.
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2y ago
It's the same for me. It has to work 100%. I have 15+ years of coding experience, so I can code arguably fast. If I ask the LLM to code something, and it only partially works, then debugging and fixing the generated not-so-optimal code
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2y ago
That's interesting. I was confused by the title, as, if I understand correctly, this is not a tool to monitor rest APIs, but a tool to track external HTTP requests sent from a website?
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2y ago
I am not familiar with 12ft.io, I wanted to try it out, but I get "Internal Server Error" when trying to visit a website.
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2y ago
Your landing page looks cool and product use-case is clear. My main concern is that predicting sales is very hard, and I need to be convinced of how can the AI even tell which one would sell better. From what I understand, most of the "
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2y ago
I do both on-site adjustments and also changes to my marketing tactics. Sometimes I run A/B tests, on specific hypothesis, depending on where people drop off. What I test the most, is the overall message of the product (changing the me
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2y ago
It's so refreshing to know that you don't have to watch everything. Go through the content, once you find something that you enjoy, watch it. Not worrying about what else you have to "watch later".
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I tried both, and I'm currently focused on self-hosting. Selling a hosted version has usually less friction (customer has less to do), but it also requires a lot more resources from your side (both time-wise to run/maintain the se
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2y ago
Congrats on the launch. Upvoted and PH and added my product :) Any way to also add tools?
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> which made this product a total success This might be a good suggestion, but I think the success of that specific product came from being made by a popular developer with hundreds of thousands of followers and subscribers, not from the
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2y ago
You can view demo here (not all functionality is enabled): https://wplytic.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-wplytic/wplytic user: demo pass: demo
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Show HN: WordPress Analytics
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I use my own https://uxwizz.com platform. Most valuable insights for me are the individual visitor journeys (see what a session does, which pages were visited, what actions/tags were triggered, etc.). I also often use the s
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I've been using http://web3forms.com for a while now, works well, but for privacy reasons and GDPR compliance I'm thinking to self-host my own PHP file that simply calls Amazon SES.
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This sounds cool and fun, but in my experience, AI-generated content is never 100% accurate, so you always have to double-check, modify and fix it, and those checks and changes take usually more time than doing everything from scratch.
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If you check the demo on uxwizz.com, the attribution still seems to work okish, most users have the referrer set, or have some "ref?" query param.
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2y ago
I usually download my own videos, or videos that I need to edit/repurpose.
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