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Haven't seen one of these Ask HNs for a long time, in fact the last one I saw was from 5 years ago. Met incredible people so far from Hacker News, hence reposting this.

If you are looking for a cofounder, comment like this: [Your name] | Your social (Linkedin, Twitter etc) - Who are you in short - Are you technical, non-technical? - What did you build so far (impressive things for you) - Where are you located? - Looking for remote or in-person - What kind of person are you looking for?

With the initiation of ATT and the rest of the privacy measures, paid marketing at scale has turned from being a deterministic job to a probabalistic one.

This hurts every company that relies on mobile for new user acquisition. It also effects retargeting existing users in mobile channels.

Blockchain somehow could help. It is the only open financial database noone has control of where every transaction is reflected and read by everyone. The identities are by default anonymous - just like Apple's ATT tries to ensure.

The promising thing is targeting consumers based on their transactional and interactional data with other products or contracts.

Yet, delivery is still missing as long as FB and Google have a duopoly here. How do we solve this?

Looking for something that has - good customer support (I think this is the most difficult one) - Session recordings - Semi flexible in terms of events and insights creation

Tried out Posthog, June, Amplitude, Logsnag and none of them satisfy the conditions. What do you use?

Looking for a CRM tool that can connect to many sources like Calendly, Notion, Gmail. Tried out Folk which seems new but emails do not get delivered when sent from their platform.

How has your experience been? It depends on the use case which obviously differs on a case by case basis where BQ has its advantages vs Clickhouse and the other way around. I am simply curious on which one you went with for what kind of a use case and how your experience was?

Asking HN data engineers for opinions and recommendations:

I am building on top of the blockchain data using Google Cloud and Bigquery however the queries for most of the data is just too slow and takes a long time.

I believe there is huge improvement in database tools as well as new DBs popping up. Are there any recommendations that I can implement to make my SQL queries much faster?

Two that I came across is trino.io and Apache Spark. Anyone used these before and saw noticeable performance changes?

I would like to integrate subscription payments into an app I am developing for iOS. Apple Pay should be easy to put in but I am wondering which payment provider I should go with to handle the subscriptions in the mobile app. It should be as smooth as it can be. Any recommendations?

The elections in Turkey which is rumoured to be the last one Erdogan will run for, is set for 14 May. The opposition parties still do not have a contestant candidate against Erdogan.