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fratimo66
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Comment #44101194
Yes, it derails a bit when it has to reproduce creative patterns
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Comment #44101189
I guess they’ll text me or stop using the service. With food is much better.
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Comment #44097612
I originally built https://prontopic.com/ to help my girlfriend take better photos of her clothes for Vinted. Turns out people really like it, especially for food photography :)
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Comment #44051201
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Comment #43157258
I’m currently developing a link-in-bio tool that requires no cookies, no trackers, and no signups—a true “privacy-first” approach. I’m building it with lovable, which has really he…
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Comment #43113089
Do you use any analytics tools on your website and how do you drive traffic to it? Are you planning no-ads campaigns (similar to what simpleanalytics.com does)? I'm on a privacy-fi…
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Show HN: I built a privacy-focused Link in Bio tool (no sign-up, no tracking)
I originally built BareLink on Lovable as a quick, free tool. But while working on it, I realized that there wasn’t a single privacy-focused "Link in Bio" generator out there—so I …
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Comment #41969179
Working on https://someguys.app to make it easier for people to find sports meet-ups and stay active, whether at home or exploring a new city. Personally, I’ve always found it toug…
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Comment #41835099
It looks promising! One thing to consider adding is integration with Meta Pixel and Google Ads, as these are crucial for any e-commerce platform.
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Comment #39014601
I work for iubenda ( https://www.iubenda.com/ ) and it's a precious tool for website compliance. I was a user myself before joining the team. You can get: Privacy Policy/T&C/Cookie…
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Comment #23191575
I still believe in the value of individuality. Politiciants should have same expectation of privacy as regular citizens. Transactions should not.
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Comment #23191299
Feinstein selling $ALLO on Feb 18th. Not a good call, I'd say.