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How we integrated our purely functional Scala backend with the Open Policy Agent(snowplowanalytics.com)
7 points by ckotso 5y ago|0 comments
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by ckotso 5y ago
I've been using Vivaldi as my main/work browser for the last ~1 year. Tab tiling and tab groups have been absolute game changers for my workflow and curbed my objections departing from the firefox camp. It used to feel quite slow
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How to build a content recommendation engine with Snowplow(snowplowanalytics.com)
4 points by ckotso 6y ago|0 comments
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268B Events with Snowplow Analytics and Snowflake(bostata.com)
12 points by ckotso 6y ago|1 comments
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by ckotso 6y ago
Snowplow is also an option. It’s an open-source data collection solution that, unlike GA, gives you full ownership of your event-level data and the freedom to define your own data structures. Not exactly what you’d call ‘lightweight’ but qu
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by ckotso 7y ago
Sorry to hear about your trouble. For me the deal-breaker for Revolut when I was looking at my options was that it's not really a bank, while N26 is (which means deposits are protected up to 100k). So I went with them and have no regre
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by ckotso 13y ago
Not really, I've only tried small things. But I _guess_ if you look around their documentation they should discuss SLAs and their KPIs.
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by ckotso 13y ago
...or you might want to forgo the custom back-end completely and use one of the "nobackend" solutions: http://nobackend.org/solutions.html For example deployd is open source AFAIR; others (like Firebase, Parse) ar