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by dudus 6y ago
Thanks antirez for all the work you've done on redis. Personally I can say that no one had such an impact on my work as you did. Reading through your source code is educating and inspiring. You are a hero.
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by dudus 6y ago
Yes it does.
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by dudus 7y ago
That's incorrect. Google ads have conversion tags you can do remarketing with, no need for Google Analytics.
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by dudus 7y ago
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bauo_Rvh8behw-9RnyhdlXEV...
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by dudus 7y ago
Location: CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes within the US Technologies: Python, Node, JavaScript, Web Analytics, full stack, cloud Dev, angular, django, front end dev, product manager Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com
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by dudus 7y ago
That was a brutal reading. Working at Google I had a feeling there's a feeling of moral superiority among most people. We are led to think we are there because we are the smartest and because we are the nicest people (googly). But as t
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by dudus 7y ago
Location: CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes within the US Technologies: Python, Node, JavaScript, Web Analytics, full stack, cloud Dev, angular, django, front end dev, product manager Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com
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by dudus 7y ago
I remember people were abandoning localstorage a while ago because of some fundamental problem I can't quite remember right now. Not sure if it was difficulty in keeping in sync which the author mentions or the fact that it can't
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by dudus 7y ago
Author complains Chromebooks are dangerous because Google is evil. And the only way out is for you to be rich since private schools offer iPads instead and they are much safer. I don't get it. How is Company A offering better than comp
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by dudus 7y ago
I guess this is some security model on Catalina. I couldn't find any info on what features of Google drive specifically would not work if you deny but there are plenty of questions online for different applications. Here's one for
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by dudus 7y ago
News specifically would be fantastic. I currently struggle to find good news sources. The sites I used to go to now all lock up after X articles and I'm not willing to sign up for every single one of them while there's not one tha
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by dudus 7y ago
They were once caught doing that, which caused a shit show. It doesn't mean they are currently doing that. Maybe they are, I don't know, and neither does you, asserting that they do it only spreads panic and misinformation
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by dudus 7y ago
And they must be worse for repeat offenses.
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by dudus 7y ago
That's what the reset button on old computers was for. In all seriousness can't you just Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Z and kill the process instead? Maybe there's something that prevents this that I don't remember, my shell game is r
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by dudus 7y ago
Lots of people doubting the stats here. And while I generally approve the inquisitive nature of HN we maybe should take this time to be optimistic. Good for Americans for breaking stereotypes. Congrats!
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by dudus 7y ago
Twitter had no video support and Instagram wasn't a thing yet or was just for photos (can't remember). Vine was the short YouTube or the Twitter for videos. Didn't have to be 7s that number was completely arbitrary. It could
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by dudus 7y ago
They still do that. Large content sites still sell ads and can do so in any way they want, exclusivity deals, results oriented, click based, you name it. The inventory they can't sell directly they sell to Google or whoever is paying b
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by dudus 7y ago
What if you're moving from one country to another? Or from New York to CA? People might have legitimate reasons on why they need to move their pets.
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by dudus 7y ago
General public are generally ignorant about risks in the tech they use. That doesn't mean they don't care about their privacy. There's an assumption that laws and safeguards are in place so technology in general can be truste
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by dudus 7y ago
Not sure if you are implying this is not such a great deal but that's what it sounded to me. Maybe from the perspective of a tech person in silicon valley that's not great. But in comparison with pretty much any other job out ther
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by dudus 7y ago
Which is sort of a legacy database they keep probably more for compatibility reasons. Firestore is the actual database used by most new apps.
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by dudus 7y ago
Since both platform forbid straight up buying likes and subscribers that would be a hard line to argue against any of them.
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by dudus 7y ago
Those are usually first party. Their blog post is a better source and talks about use cases they're addressing with other tech including SSO
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by dudus 7y ago
More PoPs and fiber. Both which are already much more ubiquitous than a few years ago and fast expanding. Plus you don't need to reach everyone for a successful product. Just a critical mass
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by dudus 7y ago
Mixpanel also has traffic source attribution. Including Google ads out of the box.
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by dudus 7y ago
For enterprises Adobe Analytics is actually the industry leader, and there are a few other options as well. For startups there's plenty of options, mixpanel is probably my favorite. Google Analytics probably has more users because of e
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by dudus 7y ago
I never heard about them. And with the limited information their site provides my initial impression is that this looks incredibly dangerous.
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by dudus 7y ago
I was in a similar situation, but even though I have an engineering background I was in GTech. I thought I was doing meaningful work at first. But after 7 years of the grinding it took its toll, I burned out and I left in September. I'
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by dudus 7y ago
Also even on those days the ads were only for the page where you were reading that specific email, it didn't go into a hidden profile that carries over. Google is actually very privacy councious when it comes to their own properties. W
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by dudus 7y ago
Making them agree is not necessarily the hardest. But remembering to tell new team members in a year or two. Or revisiting the codebase in 5 years from now. I doubt you'll remember

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