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by going_to_800 7y ago
Unfortunately it's just a matter of time. I have no doubt they will get added to uBlock pretty soon. Most people don't make a difference between tracking anonymously for data aggregation and tracking individual users. Many are par
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by going_to_800 7y ago
Hackers News doesn't need GA. A product that relies on data to make decisions does. People here are delusional, sorry. I don't care I get downvoted, but that's the reality. I'm totally against ad tracking where a company
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by going_to_800 7y ago
Google Analytics spies you? Lol. Those tools that you use daily on the browser that saves you time and makes your life easier got to that point because they had a way to learn how they were used. Seems that you don't make a difference
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by going_to_800 7y ago
It's from 2017 but even more valid today. GA is blocked by most ad blockers thus no company can rely confidently on it anymore. uBlock blocks also a few other tools like MixPanel that helps companies understand their users behavior and
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by going_to_800 7y ago
I'm really sick of all that "your keywords are too complex" or "people don't understand what you're saying", most of the times coming from people that know nothing about that niche or industry. If those pe
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by going_to_800 7y ago
Any advice (books,blogs, etc) for someone looking to hire the first people?
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by going_to_800 7y ago
Well put.
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by going_to_800 7y ago
Almost the same age as you. I've failed on about 20 projects in the last 12 years until I found the one that started my company. My mistake was that I always tried to have some new, innovate ideas.... that's super hard to make it
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Ask HN: Solo devs, how do you plan your development?
338 points by going_to_800 7y ago|182 comments
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by going_to_800 7y ago
If the product is great(not only the software, but support, vision, market fit, etc), you need a minimum base of users until it takes off, doesn't matter is B2C or B2B, people will talk.
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by going_to_800 7y ago
It's not that easy as you may think. Also, small companies won't benefit from that, nobody will submit an ad to websites with lower traffic. Besides this, there's the issue with the tracking server and so on.
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by going_to_800 7y ago
I worked in ad space 7 years ago. Companies that provide content need to get paid for the content one way or another, either paying a fee or ads, nobody can argue with this. There needs to be an organization that imposes ad guidelines(like
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by going_to_800 7y ago
It doesn't work like that. Feedback doesn't provide you usage patterns for ex. so i can make that feature easier to use. Individually maybe it's not your problem, but taking that as a larger group becomes a big problem.
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by going_to_800 7y ago
It's not about having access to server logs, you need tools to make business and technical decisions and no tool will use server logs to show you how users interact on your app or website. What's the privacy concern if I'm tr
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by going_to_800 7y ago
uBlock is too aggresive, I stopped using it. As an example it's blocking live-chat widgets like Intercom. Also, as a website owner, I don't see how web can work without any sort of tracking like uBlock suggests, simply you won&#x2
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by going_to_800 7y ago
Postmark is the best in my opinion. Stay away from Sparkpost as much as you can, the worst service I encountered. They're shutting down accounts without any notice. It doesn't matter how many emails you sent, that you have 0 spam
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by going_to_800 7y ago
If that zombie startup gives you freedom and a good salary, why shut it down? This is not for bootstrappers or those who pursue life-style businesses, it's for VC backed startups.
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by going_to_800 7y ago
You're getting downvoted for a good reason, your comment has no place here, this is not a react vs vue debate.
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by going_to_800 7y ago
Not a fanboy, just that I support Tesla and what they achieved in a short time. There are 2 main reasons in my opinion: 1) lots of short sellers which are very vocal online 2) many people hate Musk thus they hate Tesla as well. I don't
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by going_to_800 8y ago
I used most of the so called IDEs for 10 years, switched to vim+tmux 3 years ago and won't go back. In those 3 years I spent 3-5 hours in total configuring my .vimrc to make it work exactly as I want. I can compare directly my producti
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by going_to_800 8y ago
Used Atom and other IDEs for 5 years. 3 years ago switched to vim + tmux and love it. I'm very productive with my setup and I can't imaging going back. I also love that I can git clone my dotfiles + an install script and I have m
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by going_to_800 8y ago
Lol. Grow up! Not buying a car because of one of the company's board members?
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by going_to_800 8y ago
Good idea.
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by going_to_800 8y ago
It doesn't work like this. Not sure how many bootstrapped and small companies you know, but most of them have that kind of competition and are doing fine years later(mine included). Not having investors and very few employees works in
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Ask HN: GDPR for CMS SaaS app?
2 points by going_to_800 8y ago|2 comments
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by going_to_800 8y ago
Oh man...this is cringey. So it's nothing wrong when somebody is talking with you like that? Doesn't give you a hint how much that person respects you? Maybe some of you guys here are just used to be pushed around...but if that&#x
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by going_to_800 8y ago
"Your crap is crap, get outta my sight" So this doesn't offend you? If someone is able to talk with you like that at your workplace that's really bad...constantly or not.
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by going_to_800 8y ago
Lol. Does this thing happen in real life and are there adults taking this crap constantly in their work environment? You don't need "comeback" words, you really just need to report this bullying behavior immediately to who&#x
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by going_to_800 8y ago
No offense, but if everyone thinks like this we better not use email at all.
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by going_to_800 8y ago
Not biggest players, but your competitors to make your life a hell. I already have competitors that are butthurt and spread shit about me since their clients come to me and they lose business. That's what I'm afraid of, not gettin

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