ihucos

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by ihucos 10mo ago
yeahh. For me technically it does not make sense for "privacy friendly" web analytics to rely on fingerprinting techniques because the common sentiment seems to be that cookies are bad. At least cookies are easily controllable. No
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We Open Sourced Slopify(codegaiacommunity.circle.so)
2 points by ihucos 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Slopify – your AI non-agent(github.com)
1 points by ihucos 1y ago|0 comments
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by ihucos 3y ago
Hmm interesting. Yes, kind of related still different. It's a sqlite extension to query existing redis server data. Not a redis server itself. But interesting. Thanks for the link!
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by ihucos 3y ago
Hahaha, well it would be a pity to code for months in a basement only to find out there is no use case.
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Should I write my own Redis?
1 points by ihucos 3y ago|4 comments
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by ihucos 3y ago
All is up and running again :-)
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by ihucos 3y ago
All is up and running again.
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by ihucos 3y ago
All is up and running again.
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by ihucos 3y ago
Thanks for letting people know! Updates are also posted here: - https://github.com/ihucos/counter.dev/issues/124
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by ihucos 3y ago
> Rather than what looks to be an unproven pet project of some developer. If nobody is paying for it, there are no guarantees of uptime or support. It's pay what you want. The project is running for three years already, let's s
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by ihucos 3y ago
That looks amazing.
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by ihucos 3y ago
There is also the ePrivacy Directive. From what at the moment seems to me (it changes), it is in principle possible to make a GDPR compliant web analytics SaaS. But it might not be possible to avoid compliance banners given the current ePri
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by ihucos 3y ago
Hmm but is leaving your data with Microsoft much better than with Google? I'd say no.
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by ihucos 3y ago
Thanks for the clarification. We have: https://github.com/ihucos/counter.dev-selfhost/releases :-) It's on another repo because for self-hosting we "white label" it stripping the logo and so on.
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by ihucos 3y ago
Hello from the competition :-) It looks nice. I like how the main value proposition is actually clearly written out and basically can't not be not read. What I'd like is a live demo where you can quickly see what you get.
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by ihucos 3y ago
<3
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by ihucos 3y ago
Hey ho, I am the maintainer of counter.dev. Hmm what you mean with release. It did got two times on the hacker news front page and there is a self hosting golang executable in a seperate but linked github repo as a github release. What you
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by ihucos 3y ago
It is done :-) https://github.com/ihucos/counter.dev-selfhost
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by ihucos 3y ago
It is done :-) https://github.com/ihucos/counter.dev-selfhost
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by ihucos 3y ago
Ha, sorry for the spam. I did something similar: https://datandy.com/
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by ihucos 4y ago
Coming trough: https://github.com/ihucos/plash 90% done and useful
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by ihucos 4y ago
We have a new Apple releasing their new iPhones to a crowd in awe. Only that now it's actually serious.
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by ihucos 4y ago
> Right, and being sessionStorage it's cleared on browser close, and the next time I visit I will be counted as another daily unique visitor right? No! There are a few rudimentary mechanisms on top of each other if one of them fails
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by ihucos 4y ago
Thanks, I sometimes have troubles explaining how it works but this is it! That is basically how it works (There are some hidden extras though)
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by ihucos 4y ago
I think mostly we are actually on the same page. One thing I would add in is that starting the whole web analytics endeavour from scratch needs a lot of work, testing and iterations. I am actually thinking that it would make sense for count
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by ihucos 4y ago
Yep, I believe technically you can get better results with such an approach. It's just much more hard to do and the tooling for this approach is not as mature as client side tracking. The main hurdle is that every code base would need
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by ihucos 4y ago
That is a complete valid technical solution if you can go trough the effort to do it. I'd recommend GoAccess, looks good but I have not used it myself. It's just that it can be cumbersome and a lot of people have websites but are
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by ihucos 4y ago
Ha, thanks I did not know site. Will submit counter.dev to it. Counter.dev is hosted in Frankfurt, Germany and tries to comply with German laws.
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by ihucos 4y ago
> Wasn’t part of the drive to client side analytics an effort to improve data quality, [...] Interesting, I did not know that narrative. But what I can tell from subjective experience is that bots is'nt so much a problem with client

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