marvinblum

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by marvinblum 1mo ago
I played Silent Hunter III with the One Onix (or something like that) mod, which is probably the best SH we have today.
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by marvinblum 1mo ago
Love it! I'm looking forward to every update :) Btw. I found the game by watching Wolfpack345's video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7c9LfWvTt8
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by marvinblum 1mo ago
Came here to say the same thing. I'd like to add that keeping up has also become very boring. It's always the same news - AI this AI that, I would like to see something new.
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by marvinblum 1mo ago
I bought it a few days ago. Thank you for including native Linux support <3 So far, it's really fun and the tutorial is great! A few things that could potentially be added to the game: - Crew management (nothing fancy, just a bit, l
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by marvinblum 3mo ago
I'm rewriting the open-source core [0] of our product [1] to add more flexible reports. This is the first time I'm building with the help of AI (Claude), but I don't really let it write code. It has been really helpful in dis
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by marvinblum 4mo ago
Exactly what I thought. Work sheets used to look like this if they have been copies of copies of copies...
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by marvinblum 9mo ago
Of course not, otherwise the rich wouldn't get richer and that would be bad for power consolidation. Everything is moving into this direction, so why should it be different with AI? We had this discussions for years with factory machin
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by marvinblum 9mo ago
I've decided to take a break from working on Pirsch Analytics (pirsch.io) until next year and focus on some side projects instead: 1. Shifu ( https://github.com/emvi/shifu ) - a code-based CMS with admin UI. It&#x27
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by marvinblum 10mo ago
On the plus side, this has prompted many people to finally switch to Linux. Even people I would never have thought would consider it are now thinking about it, or have already moved over. Companies are also recognising the issues with Micro
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by marvinblum 11mo ago
I'd say cats are already pretty much self-driven.
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by marvinblum 1y ago
Thank you for making ProtonDB! I use it a ton <3
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by marvinblum 1y ago
Yup, I've been running Altcha on pirsch.io for a while now, and it was super easy to set up, is free, and open-source. One of the main reasons we've switched from hCaptcha is privacy. The server-side stuff can be self-hosted and t
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by marvinblum 1y ago
It's not that hard, but there are a few pitfalls you can stumble into. I currently run three clusters for myself and have set some for clients in the past. Some of the default config options are weird and SSL is something that needs to
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by marvinblum 1y ago
I keep recommending it, but you can check out https://european-alternatives.eu/category/web-analytics-serv... for a more complete list of EU based web analytic services. I'm one of the co-founders of Pirsch, and a
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by marvinblum 1y ago
I'm still working like crazy on our privacy-friendly web analytics tool Pirsch Analytics (pirsch.io) :) I've been doing this for more than 4 years now and I'm still super motivated, especially because it's challenging fr
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by marvinblum 1y ago
It's the same for me. I've switched to DuckDuckGo about 2 or 3 years ago and it feels like Google used to. I'm always shocked to see how bad the results are and how cluttered the top section is on Google if I happen to search
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by marvinblum 2y ago
We had someone with a lot of experience in this field working for very large German corporations and got a discount/startup bonus. I wouldn't call it cheap. Imagine starting a business in Germany. How are you suppose to pay 30-50k
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by marvinblum 2y ago
Funny enough, they seem to have "copied" our structure. I remember when it basically was just a slider, without tiers.
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by marvinblum 2y ago
I guess you have to sign up to a few, test them on your site, and decide which one to use. In the end, they are all slightly different. If you would like to self-host or have other specific requirements, you can quickly reduce the list to a
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by marvinblum 2y ago
This also factors in, yes. If we would store it indefinitely, there is the risk of profiling (estimating who someone is by their behaviour).
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by marvinblum 2y ago
No, they are comparable, but it's an independent tool. When we started, Plausible wasn't as big as it now is. We also had a focus on deeper integrations via API from the get go, a nicer dashboard, and a few other minor details. I
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by marvinblum 2y ago
No. You can learn more about it here: https://docs.pirsch.io/privacy
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by marvinblum 2y ago
For Pirsch, we have a PWA you can install right from your mobile browser :)
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by marvinblum 2y ago
Yeah, we also use the delta. However, you can send a custom event on close to update the session duration. The session won't be counted as bounced in our system then and the time is updated. https://docs.pirsch.io/advan
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by marvinblum 2y ago
Correct, it's not so much about Cookies, but how data is collected and what is stored. We have done a privacy risk analysis with an external lawyer and data protection officer, and concluded that Pirsch is in line with GDPR as we do no
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by marvinblum 2y ago
You can find a nice list of privacy-respecting analytics tools on European Alternatives [0], including mine, Pirsch [1]. I've been in this space for ~3 1/2 years, so if you have any questions, please let me know :) [0] https:&#x2
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I Will Not Write Rust Again [video](youtube.com)
7 points by marvinblum 2y ago|1 comments
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Being in the Weird State of a Mid-Sized SaaS(pirsch.io)
2 points by marvinblum 2y ago|0 comments
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Being in the Weird State of a Mid-Sized SaaS(pirsch.io)
3 points by marvinblum 2y ago|0 comments
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by marvinblum 2y ago
Thumbs up for Nomad. We've been running it for about 3 years in prod now and it hasn't failed us a single time.

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