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by fenier 5y ago
Apps must update to have the consent prompting. If they don't within the allotted time - they'll be delisted. Having the global flag in settings > privacy > tracking set to off will auto-decline any system prompts, and you
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Birdwatching for Marketers: What Google’s FLoC and Fledge Mean for You(searchdiscovery.com)
1 points by fenier 5y ago|0 comments
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Tag Kills FirstParty Sets Proposal(github.com)
2 points by fenier 6y ago|0 comments
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Apple Kills Cname Cloaking on iOS/iPadOS(cunderwood.dev)
4 points by fenier 6y ago|1 comments
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DPA Finds IAB TCF Fails GDPR(techcrunch.com)
1 points by fenier 6y ago|0 comments
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Apple locks down the App Store(cunderwood.dev)
2 points by fenier 6y ago|0 comments
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The death of CNAME records in analytics?(cunderwood.dev)
1 points by fenier 6y ago|0 comments
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Safari Is Experimenting with an API That Could Limit Cookies to Logged-In Users(adexchanger.com)
9 points by fenier 7y ago|1 comments
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by fenier 7y ago
The final nail in the coffin for client side companies that care about long term persistence. I see this as really hurting Recommendation companies and AB testing platforms in absence of some server side set identifier - which is quite the
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Safari Intelligent Tracking Prevention Risk Analysis(medium.com)
1 points by fenier 7y ago|0 comments
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by fenier 7y ago
Then take it up with his boss, fight him on it, or look for work elsewhere. It's unreasonable that you'd be adversely graded on something that industry has historically struggled with.
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by fenier 7y ago
It's not exactly fair.. and also not likely without extensive time spent doing the estimation, like sure - you can be more precise, but the more precise you need to be, the longer it takes you to frame the estimate. Two books help with
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by fenier 8y ago
Getting given a system someone else worked on, spending days understanding the system, to identify that at the present rate it'll start to fail inside of a few months, escalating that, being ignored, then seeing the system begin to fai
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Ask HN: Analytics Implementation Engineer – what skills?
1 points by fenier 8y ago|0 comments
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by fenier 9y ago
Internal to a Retail org, and I suspect it's not being viewed internally as Data Science.
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by fenier 9y ago
Agreed, I am wondering if it could be something as simply as changing the titles people have.
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by fenier 9y ago
I am the primary developer for what I listed, but I believe us to be fairly single threaded. While I am not looking for work - I do believe that given the range of skills required, it's not easy for someone to just jump in should some
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by fenier 9y ago
Correct, Conversion Rate Optimization. Use of tech such as surveys, AB tests, MVT tests, analytics, and so on to increase conversion rates for a particular action(s). A solid mix of Programming, Math and Science. Tagging - use of pre-buil
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by fenier 9y ago
Thanks, and I know it's harder to come by, but ideally I'd like to encourage passion for that kind of work if possible. It doesn't seem like that's an interesting field for most, in my experience however.
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Ask HN: How do I get developers to be interested?
5 points by fenier 9y ago|11 comments
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by fenier 9y ago
It's a way to filter out the really 'out there' people. Say your example of a disagreement with your manager. You may have all kinds of reasonable points. The next guy could come back with 'I slashed his tires' o
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by fenier 9y ago
I use knowledge of Stats and experiment design to work on A/B testing websites (Website Optimization). It comes in handy to think through use cases to ensure you can actually learn from the experiment, and you can develop it in ways to
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by fenier 9y ago
Thank you so much, I may take you up on that - this looks very interesting to me, and I started watching the Learn TLA+ video series. I'll for sure be looking over the stuff you just linked.
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Ask HN: Anyone ever use TLA+ on a Webapp
3 points by fenier 9y ago|2 comments
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by fenier 9y ago
Depends a lot about the data you are collecting I suppose. Not a Lawyer, don't know the use case. Can't really venture a guess on where it'd fall.
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by fenier 9y ago
You can set the cookies but that doesn't mean the browser won't remove them, or a ad-blocker prevent them from being set in the first place. I'm saying if you want something that always works, cookies likely aren't it.
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by fenier 9y ago
Setting aside GDPR - Setting a 3rd Party cookie already fails in enough situations (Safari) that if you really wanted to trace a user cross several site, you'd require a different solution anyway.
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by fenier 9y ago
Yes it does - but I still think for an effective program you'd want at least the 'Enterprise' plan, which starts at 12k a year. If you don't have developer resources dedicated to your team, you may find yourself unable t
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by fenier 9y ago
Given the requirements of traffic for effective A/B testing, companies already have to be moderately big to do testing effectively. That said, it could very well be that Optimizely was dealing with increased support costs as A/B t
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by fenier 9y ago
A Tag Manager allows you to add easily add and remove things like Remarketing Tags, AdWords tags, etc - without you needing to manually alter every page of your site all the time. This allows you to easily integrate with 3rd party services

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