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by austinpena 4y ago
I like this style of what I’m assuming is marketing. Infrastructure providers open sourcing code so infrastructure users can then copy it and sell it.
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by austinpena 4y ago
It’s a symbiotic relationship. By providing Meta with this data, Home Depot is better able to target future buyers with more relevant ads. The reason Meta became such an advertising powerhouse is its ability to target. Targeting is made muc
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by austinpena 4y ago
Meta receives this kind of data from nearly every online store. Oftentimes it’s done through server side integrations which are completely unblockable by ad blocks. (Meta Conversions API) This system is available for other giants like TikTo
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by austinpena 4y ago
Can you link that research?
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by austinpena 4y ago
Specifically for locksmiths and garage door companies, Google Ads tries to fight back against this[0]. I've gone through this with a few clients. However, they still let lead aggregators get verified, provided they have a local busines
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by austinpena 4y ago
Tanstack is working on a router that purports to solve a lot of this. https://tanstack.com/router/v1
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by austinpena 4y ago
They catch serverside GTM?
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by austinpena 4y ago
Not my experience. 1. Serverside GTM and segment proxied through a first party domain get around ad blockers 2. Many traditional paid media sources like Facebook ads open in in-app-browsers that are unlikely to have ad blockers 3. Marketin
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by austinpena 4y ago
Yeah Streamlit is incredible. I don’t think it’s trying to be a Web app framework. It’s such an easy way for me to deploy my data visualization.
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by austinpena 4y ago
The migration guide looks simple enough: https://vitejs.dev/guide/migration.html
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by austinpena 4y ago
Makes sense! And by the way thanks for teaching me React two years back, your course was the only thing that made sense to me.
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by austinpena 4y ago
Do you find that people use the “remind me on my computer” feature? I like it
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by austinpena 4y ago
Agreed. Moving my Python data analytics to a GRPC server that I call from a Go service has been _so much_ easier to manage and debug.
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by austinpena 4y ago
Use proxy.webflow.com for your cname if you face a redirect loop (though I’m thinking that’s not your problem after re-reading it) Can you cache the requests more aggressively?
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by austinpena 4y ago
What do you mean live debugging isn't a thing? Delve integration into Goland makes setting breakpoints and analyzing variables great. Of course it's nothing like Python where you can stop execution and start manipulating variables
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by austinpena 4y ago
Yeah. I work in marketing and creating many variations for display ads can be tedious.
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by austinpena 4y ago
This seems like it would be good for creating display banners too!
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by austinpena 4y ago
I run Google Ads for a living.
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by austinpena 4y ago
You can’t set the domain. Just the path.
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by austinpena 4y ago
Yeah, I'm curious of this too, especially compared to just running standard Intellij IDEs
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by austinpena 4y ago
Seeing API gateway issues here: https://www.taloflow.ai/is-aws-down/us-west-2
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by austinpena 4y ago
The bandwidth alliance only applies to serving web content. Backblaze and R2 are not exactly aimed at the same market
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by austinpena 4y ago
This is what he’s referring to from Gary Halbert (at least one of the more famous examples of Gary telling students to write out ads) https://www.thegaryhalbertletter.com/
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by austinpena 4y ago
“Breakthrough Advertising” by Eugene Schwartz. The relevance for any marketer is incredible. Much of what I read from “gurus” is essentially just rewording this book.
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by austinpena 4y ago
I find critters[0] quite easy to work with and well worth implementing on my nextjs or Astro projects. I build a lot of landing pages so there are very few multi page visits. [0] https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/crit
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by austinpena 4y ago
~$900 because my wife is pregnant.
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by austinpena 4y ago
Ironically, wouldn’t using WARP by Cloudflare solve this?
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by austinpena 4y ago
> Of course, it is not feasible to provide it to all users, but in case of Google even if you spend in the range of XX thousands - Y million $ per year with them, you have a very hard time speaking with a human being, even if SHTF. That&
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by austinpena 4y ago
I look at duckduckgo, they do tons of Top of Funnel advertising like billboards. Do you think that they should cease this type of advertising and just try and show up when people search "privacy conscious search engine"?
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by austinpena 4y ago
Oftentimes marketing is focused on those who aren't "problem aware" which can bring genuine value. These types of marketing messages focus on bringing a previously unknown problem/inefficiency to someone's mind and

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