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NewsWhip adds comprehensive Substack catalog to web coverage
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The narratives shaping Artificial Intelligence discourse
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The problems with speed optimization tools and how they can slow your site down
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Can donation cryptocurrency mining support open source software?
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Almost 40% of HN users block Google Analytics, how we learned to adapt to it
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9y ago
No it doesn't. That is trademarked and up for renewal around the same time. But it can be extended where a patent cannot. https://www.quora.com/When-does-Amazons-One-Click-IP-expire
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E-commerce will evolve next month as Amazon loses the 1-Click patent
(thirtybees.com)
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9y ago
Imagine the scenario, a user lands on the AMP page and a user lands on a responsive page. Both have a question about shipping time. The AMP user has to navigate to a contact form to ask, then submit. The responsive user can just ask in the
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9y ago
I don't think its that. Its that AMP is borderline an anti-trust. But the point is, even with the speed and possible ranking boost, does it boost conversions? More traffic without conversions generally does not help an e-commerce site.
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I imagine it will likely be shelved soon either by lawsuit or just by Google's closing it down.
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Google AMP is bad for e-commerce
(thirtybees.com)
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Above the fold is a myth, users will scroll
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Google PageSpeed is dead
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Thirty bees has partnered with CloudSwipe offering over 170 payment gateways
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As more developers flee PrestaShop, its fork thirty bees is starting to thrive
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Thirty bees the opensource fork of PrestaShop has hit their second beta release
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That is a bad thing to say. We need help, its a huge project. Its not just rewriting a few lines of code, there is a whole infrastructure behind the software we need help in setting up.
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10y ago
I really think you are pulling an outsider looking in on this. PrestaShop HAD 9m in funding. It was wasted on deploying a cloud which is being shut down on Feb 1. It was wasted on a myriad of other things. As someone that works in depth wit
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themaveness
10y ago
I can own that, it was me. We decided to launch this on Wednesday and I am a poor designer. I needed something to quickly get up as a page to explain to people what is going on. So I grabbed a Jekyll theme and went to town. Sorry about that
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10y ago
Let me be honest, I am winging a lot of this because you guys are asking great questions. I think I am either not expressing our plan adequately or it is a bad plan. I don't know, its late friday night and I have been having a couple o
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10y ago
A simplified version of the roadmap is this. We are going to fix bugs and stabilize the platform where people can sell without having daily bug fixes. After that we are going to pool our knowledge, resources, and community to figure out the
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We have the GH organization created. Its all private for the moment. Basically we have never forked a software like this before. We are going over the license and trying to make sure all our i's are dotted and our t's are crossed
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themaveness
10y ago
I understand it, but look at it from this point of view. PrestaShop 1.7 requires everyone to purchase new themes and modules. The code base is extremely messed up. We are taking the PrestaShop 1.6 codebase that has 10k modules and 2k themes
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themaveness
10y ago
I get it, but honestly it is not in the immediate roadmap. Its really not something that people in the scale we are in are worried with.
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10y ago
We are not. We are actually spread out all around the world. Right now we are not a company, we are just agencies / developers that mad, sick and tired, and want something better. We just started this project this week and we are pulli
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I find it missing a lot of things personally. Its just a mash of plugins from different sources that have not been evaluated or secured. The package itself is pretty light, because it does not have the features of other actual ecommerce pac
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10y ago
I for one welcome this change. Hopefully they are successful and can fix the issues that have plagued the software for so long.
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Show HN: Thirty Bees – A PrestaShop 1.6 fork
(thirtybees.com)
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