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by crisp 3y ago
> Why does every product page do the fading in thing? This is probably going a bit off-topic but I recently switched from Android to iOS and god damn those slow animations are killing me. They seem like an industry standard nowadays. I r
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by crisp 3y ago
Finland is virtually 100 % cashless. Open markets, grocery stores, restaurants, second-hand shops, flee markets, etc... — they all accept cards. I cannot recall a single place that didn't accept cards. They do accept cash too, though,
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by crisp 3y ago
Mainly tech/programming stuff for which Kagi is outstanding. Lately I've searched a lot about a city (restaurants, places to visit, events, ...) I moved in and it works for that too.
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by crisp 3y ago
While I think your questions are definitely relevant, in practice, you search less than you think. I consider myself as a heavy search engine user but, based on Kagi stats, I was surprised how much less I actually searched compared to my es
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by crisp 3y ago
I think I belong to the generation that grew up using just Google so I cannot comment on quantification. The biggest difference for me is that on Kagi, the first results are always relevant instead of clutter/ads that you see on Google
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by crisp 3y ago
Happy customer here. Kagi is by far the best search engine there is. When I first started using Kagi a year ago or so, I compared results with Google every now and then. Now? Never. 10 bucks a month for a tool that I use multiple times ever
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by crisp 3y ago
After defining your target audience and doing a competitor analysis, build a quick landing page with a waitlist. Try to drive traffic there with social media posts (and maybe with paid ads). Loosely said, the more people signup your waitlis
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by crisp 3y ago
Thought to drop by and mention that you may want to pivot on the name as Lunette is a menstrual cup brand: https://www.lunette.com/ Good luck on the development!
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by crisp 4y ago
Yep, that's it for me. A loyal, paying customer all the way from beta days doesn't seem to matter much. I truly hoped they would have kept their word and grandfathered the old subscriptions. Burning your money on the AI and browse
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by crisp 4y ago
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1606428769731878913.html
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by crisp 4y ago
Reminds me of how some nurses in Finland were gifted with an ice cream voucher for their hard work during corona times. [1] The picture translates roughly as: [The upper text] "As a small thank you for your effort during the corona yea
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Finland and Sweden take major step towards joining NATO(theguardian.com)
6 points by crisp 4y ago|0 comments
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by crisp 5y ago
Thanks for helping out, I'll go through the settings one more time. The customer service just repeated the same mantra that the tracking pixel is always added, regardless of what the Open Tracking setting is.
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by crisp 5y ago
Thanks for the insight. It's the only mailer service I've used so far but seems like I gotta do some exploring.
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by crisp 5y ago
It makes sense. I'm the one selecting the tooling afterall so I should also be responsible for making sure to comply with whatever laws/directives there are. This being said, it feels unfair when you try to comply but somebody fuc
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by crisp 5y ago
As you can see from the blog post, those tracking settings are/were disabled. As a developer I know that it's easy to leave wrong default values on checkboxes so I went to first disable them (it was enabled by default) -> enabl
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by crisp 5y ago
That's probably the only way with SendGrid to strip down all of the trackers. Single Send is simple to use but apparently dude's gotta write his own mailer script to send emails via the API.
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SendGrid appends a tracking pixel even when disabled(cappe.github.io)
132 points by crisp 5y ago|27 comments
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by crisp 5y ago
Interesting topic. I used to work in a payday loan company for couple years, and while my collegues were awesome, the business itself was/is absolute bullshit. Meaningful? Far away from it. I decided to try my own wings, and that has b
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Ask HN: How to explain common people what online tracking is?
3 points by crisp 5y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What's your story about lost source code?
2 points by crisp 5y ago|2 comments
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by crisp 5y ago
Your product seems really interesting. How do you manage cases like Cloudflare 429 or other bot blocking mechanisms? I'd imagine your business is at risk if your customers' competitors implement efficient ways to block bots/s
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Heisenbug(en.wikipedia.org)
100 points by crisp 9y ago|33 comments
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by crisp 9y ago
Little ironic the blog isn't under a valid SSL cert
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by crisp 9y ago
Just out of curiosity I went and googled for this. To my surprise, there is actually a service for this: http://duckie.me/ You can thank me later.
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by crisp 9y ago
Really cool project, this inspired me! FYI: ZenRobotics has been developing waste separation technology for years now. Not sure on what stage it is now but according to their website, they seem to have some working solutions already. http:
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Ask HN: Is it possible to build generic noise-cancelling speakers?
3 points by crisp 9y ago|1 comments
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by crisp 10y ago
I'm surprised people fail to see that this ad might have actually worked. Referring to @thinkloop's comment, this is the very aftertalk the ad was supposed to create. Okay granted, it might not go to the extent Cards Against Huma
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by crisp 10y ago
Wondering the same thing. Here in Finland and in this industry, I feel like I have more job than I could ever handle. I have been a programmer for four years so I cannot say I'm too skilled nor talented for that matter, but getting a f
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by crisp 10y ago
Reminds me last summer when I was working as a junior software developer in this rather small or medium sized IT company. We used our custom framework written in PHP, and the funny part was that the framework didn't have a single test.

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