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by y42 5y ago
That's to easy IMHO. Yes, online marketing is about profit. But tracking is not always about profit. I work for a customer that offers kind of a job search engine. All they want to maximize is the rate of succesful employments. Yes, t
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by y42 5y ago
I worked for a agency a couple of years ago, when, out of the blue, tracked data contained tons of random data instead of the expected UTM parameters. It took us a while to figure out what was happening. It was some kind of obfuscating plug
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by y42 5y ago
That's exactly how I used to develope complex formulars, until Excel introduced Lambda to write complex functions.
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by y42 5y ago
Experienced the exact same thing. I simply hadn't time to fulfill the course, so I asked to cancel it. The agent offered me another month, but make it sound like "for free". I recognized I had to pay for the extra month and c
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by y42 5y ago
That's right, but sha256 also utilizes eg shift operation with a fixed length for the result. Meaning: your moving information "out of the scope". Or all the additions: the result is often greater then 32bit (2 words) and the
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by y42 5y ago
Python that bad?
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by y42 5y ago
Not sure if I understand you right, but sha256 is not invertible, there are a couple of steps where you actually just 'cut off' information that is lost afterwards.
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by y42 5y ago
Sure, that would be a pretty high difficult factor, but its possible.
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by y42 5y ago
There also exists a written description showing the process in Python, step by step, which I consider more helpful, because you do not need to stop and play the video. https://nickyreinert.medium.com/wie-funktioniert-der-sha
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by y42 5y ago
I'm at this point now, with almost 10 years more on my ledger. Between 30 and 40 I experienced the time of my life. I had not that much money but I traveled, got in touch with a lot of people, had some sporty hobbies, I was creative an
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by y42 5y ago
Try toggl. The free plan is good for little projects and still allows a lot of organizing.
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by y42 6y ago
Ok cool. But what's the advantage? I used to develop for WordPress using Docker for a while but eventually I got back to the good ol' local running web server, it's just way more dynamic and less mess.
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by y42 6y ago
Nope, thread starter has a point here. It's not only pedals and screws. You probably would like to remove the front gears and therefore the chain, that requires you to remove the whole rear weel. What if you have a back-pedalling brake
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by y42 6y ago
Only half the truth and a common misunderstanding. Define "visitor statistics". GDPR is about personal information, yes, but the cookie directive is also about tracking features in general. See the current so called "cookie v
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by y42 6y ago
I wonder if studying those books in such a short time only helped him to get through the interview process or actually helped him with his daily work at Facebook?
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by y42 6y ago
Still not help if you consider GDPR et al. rules, at least in the EU.
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by y42 6y ago
To add another level: To track millions of requests per day for a couple of sites, it will probably cost around 1k - 5k per month, hosting on AWS. It's advised to use not the cheapeast hoster here, because any little outage directly af
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by y42 6y ago
It's not only tax class, that impacts your net income. There's a lot more to take into account when calculating your net income. You got children? Distance to your working place, even working from home reduces your tax load. 100k
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by y42 6y ago
I'm really surprised where all those high numbers come from. The startups in Berlin that I know are very "thrifty" - no offense. They try to convince you with fringe benefits like free beer, Club Mate and a PlayStation in the
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by y42 6y ago
100k+ seems like a rare and pretty lucky exception for a mid-senior and non-lead-position in Berlin. I consider myself a senior and I'm looking around for a new position for a while now, never stumbled over a 100k-opportunity. Mind say
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by y42 6y ago
The Internet needs a BitCoin-News-Filter...
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Online Marketing Killed the Internet Star(nickyreinert.medium.com)
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by y42 6y ago
"It's not much, but it's honest work." I wonder if there's still a market for stuff like that. I mean, WordPress runs 50% of all websites? I know that there are a couple of scripts out there helping you to install W
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Show HN: Automated WordPress Installation(github.com)
1 points by y42 6y ago|1 comments
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by y42 6y ago
You sure, the opt-out is not working? At least in the EU, where an opt-in is legally required, GA is not a problem. But wait, there's more: usually publishers bind the usage of their free offer to the acceptance of GA. Gotcha.
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by y42 6y ago
A couple of months ago a big German publisher asked us to provide information on our service (regarding GDPR). I asked them who is our mutual client (advertiser), that is using our services on their network. The answer was: The tracker was
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by y42 6y ago
Google has a support infra structure, but it's only for big and/or paying customers. If you don't pay Google anything, you are not a customer. You are either a supplier, delivering content, or a user, consuming (free) content
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by y42 6y ago
Is it only me, who think this is kind of cynical? 1M over the past 4 years and a CV that probably gets you back on the track, if everything else fails. Or am I just negative? I understand his motivations and I second them, I even share kind
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by y42 6y ago
What would happen if someone would write a script to query random domain names via godaddy? Just wondering.
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by y42 6y ago
>> I prefer to ask candidates how they would approach solving a problem Word. Totally off topic, but: I work in the field of information technology since more than 20 years now, more or less. Not always the same focus, not always full

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