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    https://archive.is/Ii51W

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    Location: Fully Remote (PT-ET Timezones) Remote: Yes Willing to reloacte: No need! Technologies: Python / Flask - React - AWS (Serverless w/ Lambda) - CHOOSE YOUR TOOL Email: maddi…

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    Comment #21129624

    Postscript.io (YC W19) | REMOTE (PT-ET Timezones) | Full-time Engineers (Front End & Full Stack) Postscript is a fully remote team of 12 looking for help in solving complex problem…

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    Comment #20587599

    Postscript.io (YC W19)| REMOTE (PT-ET Timezones)| Front-End Engineers Postscript is a fully remote team of 12 looking for help in building a beautiful, world-class web application …

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    Comment #20326358

    Postscript.io (YC W19)| REMOTE (PT-ET Timezones)| Full-time Engineers Postscript is a fully remote team of 10 looking for help in solving complex problems with real-time streaming …

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    Comment #17401519

    If you travel to other countries (for me, Thailand most recently) you'll see almost everyone on Facebook. Most small companies over there don't even have a website, just a FB page.…

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    Comment #16927802

    This looks like a cash-grab

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    Comment #15852513

    Devils advocate argument: I work at an e-commerce company that is designed and incentivized to sell as much product as possible. Are we taking advantage of "shopping addicts"? Wher…

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    Comment #15125908

    Looks like they don't! Must be a different retargeting technique used by Amazon. FB Pixel could have also been on manufacturer's site.

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    Comment #15119749

    Three words......Facebook Tracking Pixel You go to Amazon, they tell Facebook what you are looking at, and then can dynamically create ads specifically for you.

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    Comment #14765476

    > Just for fun ...or to retarget engineers on FB and other channels :)

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    Comment #14371530

    Really cool idea, but I don't know why I would pay a (relatively large) monthly fee for a service that I probably need twice a year, around both my performance reviews.

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    Comment #10715715

    Read this when I was first getting into Go; super helpful and a fun(ish) read for people curious about the language

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    Comment #10406012

    Quick read and valuable feedback. No idea how they were featured on the App Store for EVERY release, that's pretty insane. Sounds like they couldn't get retention down, but had sol…

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    Comment #10363060

    I use Segment at work and think it's great. Their enterprise options are pretty hefty and impressive, good on them for raising the round!

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    Comment #10350009

    http://goodlooking.horse

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    Comment #10347490

    You helped answer the questions yourself. The fact that it was built for statistical analysis means that the syntax and overall flow is REALLY easy to understand and manipulate dat…

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    Comment #10347144

    Very true. Even with smaller companies, data sets like events inside an app are too much for Excel. Ever since I picked up R, I haven't touched Excel.

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    Comment #10066780

    We made an entire mini-gaming platform on iOS with all phaser games. They are quick and challenging; though not big titles by any means. We've found phaser to be perfect for rapid …

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    Nice to see a clear explanation of this. Always hated trying to learn and re-learn it during my quantum days.