Moving our warehouse off DuckDB
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Haven't seen Posthog's website in a while. Man, it's hideous.
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I kind of liked the originality. It's what happens when you give software developers free reign on the marketing pages as well, I guess.
But it seems to have gotten a re-skin recently, and I preferred the previous more pixelated version. Also, there used to be a way to render a "normal" version of the website, but I can't find it anymore.
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I actually love this design but I nevertheless agree it's atrocious.
really? I think its one of the best websites going these years.
And what's with that bs cookie banner?
If the only cookies are functional/essential, they don't need to show a cookie banner.
If it's for analytics, then I should be able to reject it.
Otherwise, it's just a dick-over.
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This reminds me so much of when we would bring a new marketing leader and they would plant their flag by nuking all of the existing marketing automation processes to bring in theirs, with no net impact on the business. Bike shedding.
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