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Does not seem like a thought out answer.

It's harder to be anon with an app that with a web page because you have to cater for all the web things PLUS Android.


This site needs to be banned from HN. It's borderline spam employing every trick in the book to maximise your pageview.

Clickbait title, interstitial ads, floating vid, back jacking, newsletter, notification...

When I open the page it's only a third that's content -- and that's only the clickbait title.

What garbage...


While I agree that it's a trash site and an embarrassment to its roots as The Chronicle's website, anyone like yourself who notices how bad it is would do well to take it as a reminder that your adblocker is missing or not working. It appeared as though it were a normal site to me with ublock origin.


Maybe we can just block the actual origin of the ads; No need for excess plugins.


If the origin of ads is hosting fees, I agree. The internet would a lot more fun if everyone’s side projects persisted forever by default.


I didn't read your comment -- I'm sure it was insightful and well researched.

The fact that it ended with an elitist ad hominem attack tells me enough.


Just paying it forward. As a visible minority in Canada, I am subjected to this kind of passive aggressive, plausibly deniable ad hominem on a regular basis - and often by the very same Canadian white progressives who claim to have been educated out of such bigotry and racism. When in Rome...


On the other hand, it's been shown time and again that we should do the opposite of whatever Zuck says.


Is it just me or is there a noticeable uptick in Clickhouse related posts that are border-line marketing?


ClickHouse is just awesome and underrated. I tried to use TimeScale DB for 1-minute stock prices, and it was super slow and inefficient. On ClickHouse, the same data works, and it is blazingly fast.


I wish you the best of luck which is why I'll tell you that in my experience

> I have a very exciting roadmap that I'm not ready to fully reveal

actually means:

> I've made up a list of cool / fun to build features with no user input whatsoever


there it is, and here it is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44662250

specifically

> i have a different overall vision than those products, and it's built with a more modern tech stack and design considerations. i have an ai prototype for appraising books that i've successfully used to appraise and list my own collection. and i plan to build in some automation tools that would be useful to a bigger brick & mortar, like "order me 5 more copies of 'as i lay dying' when inventory count gets down to 3" and other ways a savvy bookseller could hook into automation that could help them with their work. and for the non-technically savvy users, i'm hoping to have great customer service to help them with some automation. i think this might end up being a core part of the product but only time will time. i also have some marketing tool ideas that nobody has built, based on some past experiences working in library tech and my time doing marketing for a bookseller.

helps to have somebody helping me who works in a bookstore. and also helps to use it myself, since i am user #1. was waiting for the HN cynicism! glad you like it :)


Besides everything else said here it's funny that two of the three testimonials have female names and male pictures....


I downvoted your comment because of your first sentence. Your point makes is made even without it.


FOMO is another way of saying risk mitigation though.

Sure it's not a silver bullet now but what if it becomes in a year or two and they didn't do it...


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