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But it's not fetching the actual Hacker News data?

Plausible can fetch and show the used "search terms" if you connect it to your Google Search Console.

Did you use the hosted version, too? I wonder if it is possible to seamlessly switch between hosted and self-hosted.

No, nothing new. I recently discovered Plausible myself and was more than happy to delete a few Cookie Consent Banners. That's all ;)

What else would you have expected? You can't index what's not there. It makes sense that DROP COLUMN would also cascade to DROP INDEXes.

The author of the question writes:

> If you overlook such situation, you can get serious problems in production.

Really? I hope you think it through before you DROP COLUMN in production!

Invest in SEO.

Maybe too abstract, so here is a piece of actionable advice:

99% of SEO is to publish interesting content for your target audience.

That's a good point. At the same time, I believe it can make a lot of sense, particularly if it is used to implement functionality that was previously implemented in JavaScript.

Given that CSS is not an actual programming language, browser vendors can optimize it in ways that JavaScript can't. This extra optimization is a big benefit in the world of mobile devices and batteries.

I'm constantly amazed by how much can be achieved with only CSS nowadays. It seems like it's getting more powerful by the month as developers find new and tricky ways to push the boundary ;)

Well, learning the textbook definition is one thing, but developing an intuition that allows you to use Monads in practice is entirely different.