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anothersullivan
4y ago
Location: MA, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Elixir / Phoeniex (PETAL), Ruby on Rails, microservices, APIs (GraphQL / OpenAPI), kubernetes, OAuth2 Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.
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4y ago
I completely agree. A couple months ago I received the same "Ship It" advice on a HN Comment. I did, but no one came. Marketing feels like an orthogonal skill but can not be overstated enough.
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4y ago
Burner numbers are close, but if you use the same one for all your contacts it still becomes an identifier, even if you rotate it. An alternative is a proxy service where you get issued a unique pin for each person-to-person connection, so
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4y ago
You can change your phone number though. What if you change it so frequently that it's no longer a key identifier? Why not have a system where you can receive phone calls without a phone number? I believe some of the solution here is t
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4y ago
Disclaimer: I'm new to SEO so I might have done something wrong I submitted a sitemap to Google Search Console and they indexed all my blog articles... except for the one about using Plausible instead of Google Analytics
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4y ago
That's really interesting. Finding the details of this was a bit hard, but I found this article (2007): https://blogger.googleblog.com/2007/12/openid-commenting.htm... Thanks for the bit of history
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4y ago
How about an OAuth system where you can add conditions like, the user has validated an address in a certain town, or worked for a certain company? What part of the identity would you scope by?
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5y ago
Hi HN, I've been working on this website for far too long. There's still a long way to go, but I think it's at the MVP stage. It can be used to share contact data and have 1-1 chats. I'll be posting more blogs on the p
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Show HN: Severus – a privacy focused contact mangement system
(getseverus.com)
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5y ago
I also just deployed plausible on Fly.io I wrote a [blog post]( https://intever.co/blog/plausible-self-hosted-with-fly ) and a created a [github]( https://github.com/intever/plausible-hosting ) repo t
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Fine. I'm starting Severus, which actually deals with "contacts, business cards, email addresses", but with some interesting privacy mechanisms. I haven't quite launched yet, but I've seen this topic come up frequen
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5y ago
I deployed my company website / blog with fly.io It's a simple phoenix app w/o a DB, and it was trivially easy to set up. After having used K8S for Rails and Phoenix hosting before, their product is definitely something to ke