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by amzans 6y ago
Hello all! I'm Anthony and I wrote the article. Happy to hear your thoughts. Feel free to shoot me a message if you have any questions/feedback. Cheers
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by amzans 6y ago
Hey thanks for considering me! I do intend to write a few blog posts about how I use Clickhouse, but I'll get in touch if anything.
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Why I’m building yet another analytics tool(panelbear.com)
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by amzans 6y ago
Yes, Panelbear doesn't use tracking cookies, so one of the advantages is that you won't need a cookie banner for it.
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Three Months of Go from a Haskeller’s perspective (2016)(memo.barrucadu.co.uk)
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Why I love basic auth (2015)(rdegges.com)
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by amzans 6y ago
> I think customers are more interested in what the product does now than what it could do in a few years. Panelbear already offers some of the additional features such as reports and dashboard filters is being released this week. It&#x2
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by amzans 6y ago
Super excited to see many websites exploring alternatives to the traditional services. This is pretty much how I got started on https://panelbear.com Feeling super lucky as I just launched last month and already several hundred
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by amzans 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I have to improve the feature section. As I just launched the MVP, I don't offer yet some of the more advanced features, but I will focus on them for the coming months. Here are some ideas I've been bounci
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by amzans 6y ago
I’m building a private analytics suite for websites. It aims to be a more complete toolset than alternatives like Plausible, Fathom or Simple Analytics (great products too BTW). Feeling super lucky as I just launched and already handling mi
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by amzans 6y ago
Hello everyone! I'm Anthony and I'm building Panelbear - https://panelbear.com Super excited to announce that Panelbear is now open for business to all users! It's been invite-only since early September, and thank
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Show HN: Modern and Private Analytics Suite(panelbear.com)
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by amzans 6y ago
You can read more and sign up for free early-access here: https://panelbear.com Invites are usually sent out the same day!
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Show HN: Privacy-First Analytics Suite
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by amzans 6y ago
I believe a decrease in sales due to the pandemic wouldn’t only affect Tesla. It affects every car manufacturer. So yes, Renault outsold Tesla :)
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by amzans 6y ago
Only if you rent or stay far away from the hotspots. Germany has one of the lowest home ownership rates recorded at 41%. In Munich, an average <80m2 apartment 40+ minutes away from the city center costs around 640K EUR. And if you'r
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by amzans 6y ago
Thanks for the inspiring story. I’m guessing that the 25K€ probably referrers to a GmbH in Germany :) If so, would you say the GmbH/UG (Limited Liability Company) route is a good idea from the start for a solo founder of a bootstrapped
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Upcoming Features in Django 3.1(docs.djangoproject.com)
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Jeff Bezos remarks for Yale's class of 2010(princeton.edu)
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Confused about 4K, HiDPI and Retina display(eizo.se)
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ModernGL – Modern OpenGL binding for Python(github.com)
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An NES Emulator in TypeScript(codeproject.com)
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My web app was hacked today(indiehackers.com)
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An Overview of Go Tooling(alexedwards.net)
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The Problem with Threads (2006) [pdf](www2.eecs.berkeley.edu)
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Window-Openers vs. Door-Knockers(email.aliabdaal.com)
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I Love Go and Django. Here's Why(vsupalov.com)
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See Python, See Python Go, Go Python Go (2016)(blog.heroku.com)
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Reddit's /etc/passwd (joke)(reddit.com)
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by amzans 7y ago
Hi everyone! Just wanted to mention the use case for this: 1) You want to have UUIDs in URLs that are not predictable (vs auto-increment integers). 2) So they should be random, but roughly-ordered over time so that your MySQL/Postgres

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