comments (10)

  • Last time I checked, Posthog self hosted was basically unusable. They have a hobby deployment script which just pulls the latest build from master which varies from “somewhat works” to “completely broken”

    madjam002

  • I have a weird memory of PostHog.

    I remember applying sometime ago, not really knowing what they did. They then spammed me with marketing mail, now they're open-sourced and had received a (supposedly marketing) job posting?

    Granted in this entire history I had no idea what their product was. Seems flakey, but I haven't used it.

    ramon156

  • in the youtube video, by 'product' do they mean 'website' ?

    I feel I'm missing some basics as to what this can do for me or what problem it solves.

    jaffa2

  • um... we've had this posthog-foss repo for years now. No idea why it made front page. This is not news.

    Source: I was there

    mariusandra

  • It's hard for me to express how much I dislike their marketing website. Sometimes when you have a "cool idea" you should sit with it a moment and then pull back.

    mrcwinn

  • Does anyone know what the context for this is? Because https://github.com/PostHog/posthog exists as well

    thatxliner

  • The sheer number of files in the root of that project is making my OCD itch like crazy. That would drive me insane.

    drcongo

  • Very interesting but why would they do this?

    threatofrain

  • The AGENTS.md is interesting, apparently the primary most important principle is, "Avoid em-dashes like the plague".

    That's an odd request. I always use my own voice for certain things, such as posting to hacker news, or writing my thoughts on a proposal. But for other things such as writing up a bugfix, if I'm getting an AI to write it, I'd rather not hide the fact I've done so.

    In fact I usually go out my way to mark it as AI written, to give a heads up to any human reader so they don't waste their time if they don't want to read it.

    xnorswap

  • Congratulations!

    solarkraft