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gernest

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    Comment #42284537

    The demo, which survived HN hug of death is running on 6$ vultr instance. RAM : 1GB STORAGE: 25 GB so far bandwidth used is 3.6GB So, you can successful deploy vince on low spec se…

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    Comment #42282123

    Thanks, that is very nice setup. Does it always pull the latest vince image? Just FYI, we also have simple helm charts, and the repository is hosted on https://vinceanalytics.com/c…

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    Comment #42281951

    This is one of the reason I created vince. For reference, the demo is hosted on a 6$ vultr instance, the last 3 days it handled about 11.9K pageviws with 4.3K unique visitors. I ha…

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    Comment #42277096

    Thanks, > Why protocol buffers ? They are very good for defining API boundaries, in vince we only use them for configuration and admin structure. We use Roaring Bitmap based storag…

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    Comment #42277016

    When I started working on vince, I thought I could bootstrap a sustainable business, that was about 3 years ago. My dream for a business is practically dead now. That snippet is a …

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    Comment #42270503

    Interesting, I just checked the readme. Very similar but looks like it only works with AWS and has a lot of moving pieces. How do you deal with location data, do you purchase maxmi…

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    Show HN: Vince – A self hosted alternative to Google Analytics

    For the past 3 years I have been working on a Golang port of plausible analytics dashboard. vince is a single binary, single user with multiple website system with zero runtime dep…

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    Comment #14729494

    I will share my story with you. Hopeful it will inspire you to keep trying and never give up. So, I graduated in 2013 with BCom in Finance. I'm short sighted( chronic one, have bee…

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    Comment #13150381

    I have been thinking that maybe I was wrong on what I thought I did to become a Programmer. Probably, It wasn't the right answers I found on google, or the help I got from friends …

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    Comment #12332124

    I looked through the project and it is cryptic indeed. I will try to digest a little bit for people who aren't familiar with Go and by any chance read the project's README - The ex…

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    Comment #12296250

    You can make a sub directory of your `projects` your GOPATH. Something like `projects/go` I have multiple GOPATH for personal reasons and use long running tmux sessions which expor…

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    Comment #12289501

    Have you also taken a look at fresh https://github.com/pilu/fresh ?

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    Comment #12289468

    Can someone explain what this really is? I cant find any details on the link, just pop ups.

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    Comment #12285513

    I admit to over each on that statement. But my point still stands, with context of the example. Buying things with local quotations might be good for the scenario.

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    Comment #12285034

    I'm enjoying programming because of this. Though at some point, it become harder to convince someone else to help with your cause.This happens to me most of the times, I become too…

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    Comment #12285019

    The customers are broke because the quotes are in dollars, and the TSH is less valuable than USD. Which again another startup problem waiting to be solved. The lack of credit card,…

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    Comment #12284858

    I don't do intense exercises. Just pushups. I made a simple rule, I can't touch or untouch my bed without ten push ups. Ever since I have had a good balance with my exercise and wo…

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    Comment #12284835

    This question has also been in my head for a while. I suggest maybe we stop looking for problems to solve and start solving problems we have. A simple problem that I have right now…

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    Comment #12284750

    I went though examples and I am impressed, it seems to be good. I have some questions though, since I'm also interested to build a toy virtual machine for the sake of knowledge. Wh…