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by gorkemcetin 4y ago
There are no clear rules, hence it is an arbitrary decision by the registrar.
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by gorkemcetin 4y ago
The problem here is that, Google should have made very clear that the domain is converting to premium and provide necessary suggestions and/or give time to the newly-premium-assigned domain owner so he can act accordingly. Otherwise I
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by gorkemcetin 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this, absolutely lovely content here.
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A plastic bag’s 2000-mile journey(bloomberg.com)
60 points by gorkemcetin 4y ago|20 comments
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A plastic bag’s 2000-mile journey(bloomberg.com)
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Ask HN: What are some of the best kits for kids to learn Arduino/electronics?
4 points by gorkemcetin 5y ago|3 comments
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Amazon hires former executive Adam Selipsky to run AWS(cnbc.com)
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Superpeer: 1:1 video calls between influencers and their followers(superpeer.com)
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by gorkemcetin 6y ago
Countly | REMOTE | Full-time | Visual Designer | Full Stack Developer | Devops Engineer | Technical Support Manager | Channel Partner Manager | Account Manager | Customer Success Engineer Countly is looking for teammates to join its remote
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by gorkemcetin 6y ago
> like Countly do (even self hosted, you can only store a fixed limit of events under their licenses)? Just fyi - event storage is not limited either in Countly Community Edition or Countly Enterprise Edition.
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by gorkemcetin 6y ago
Countly can do that, and much, much more.
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by gorkemcetin 6y ago
Countly [1] is another open source alternative to Google Analytics - suggest you try it on Digital Ocean [2] or deploy on your own [3]. It is self hosted, has support for desktop apps, mobile apps and web apps at the same time. [1] https:&
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by gorkemcetin 6y ago
Congrats guys. It is always great to see other players bringing open source approach to product analytics. This will only bring more competition hence better products. (PS: I am one of the cofounders of Countly).
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by gorkemcetin 6y ago
I would say go with Countly [1]. It is both for mobile, web and desktop, unlike several products mentioned here. [1] https://github.com/countly/countly-server
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by gorkemcetin 6y ago
Regarding your question about the ability to be able to move to DocumentDB from MongoDB, we (Countly Analytics team) weren't able since several APIs in newer MongoDB releases are still not available in DocumentDB.
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by gorkemcetin 6y ago
Nathan, did you check Countly? (which is at the top 10 analytics platforms on Google Play, according to Appfigures), and is not prohibitely expensive. Thought you may give it a try. (shameless plug: I am one of the cofounders).
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What happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone: Really?(erkanyildiz.me)
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
Countly ( https://count.ly ) is open source, push notifications, analytics, A/B testing, performance management and deployable on-prem. You can also install a limited, free-to-use version on Digital Ocean also.
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
Have you tried Countly then? It's a serious contender to Mixpanel/Amplitude, self hosted and backend is MongoDB (if that is something you are interested in).
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Localytics Acquired by Upland(investor.uplandsoftware.com)
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
You may want to check Countly as well ( https://count.ly ) - one speedy option is to deploy using Digital Ocean https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/countly-analytics .. Countly is a perfect fit for both
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
> Tracking code is dead. Technology has evolved. That is definitely not the case and this sounds like a cheap marketing wording on your web page. You may be visiting a prospect and may learn it from them the hard way how tracking code cr
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
You may want to check Countly too (open source and self hosted) - could be easily downloaded or there is also a 1-click installation option on Digital Ocean.
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
Have you tried Countly alongside other GA alternatives by the way? Would like to hear your opinions on that as well.
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
Confluence is broken and almost all the solutions that have been provided here is broken since they are not open source. They don't let you contribute and you have no open way of suggesting and/or coming up with another feature. W
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Process of selling software to enterprise companies(getbalsa.com)
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
Long story short, if Gitlab were to use a open source & self hosted platform (like Countly) with a clear mentioning of what to collect and what not, clarifying that nothing is collected which is not anything unknown to them, there would
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
Out of curiosity Gitlabbers, have you thought about using an onpremises, self hosted product analytics/telemetry solution like Countly so that you don’t have to share PII data with a 3rd party? (disclaimer as usual: I work there).
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
I didn’t even expect this appear on a the main page, after reading all comments yesterday. Ask this every week and then, and you will see different answers from different people.
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by gorkemcetin 7y ago
Documenting / sharing what you collect at work and at life are two different things. Usually platforms used at work requires enterprise sharing, security and authentication capabilities whereas the ones you use at home don't need

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