FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

Their experience.
Your next move.✳

Discover hard-earned lessons, useful tools, and business ideas
hidden in the conversations on Hacker News.

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Real experiences, useful perspectives, and things you wish you’d known.

Tool picks

What would a recession mean for developers?

Original English

For the first job, I built the applications, designed the database, setup all the servers and all the workstations.

Tool picks

Why Postgres RDS didn't work for us

Original English

We used on-prem DB server and fat clients.

Tool picks

Show HN: Sava OS – A desktop interface for your web browser

Original English

I use browser tabs as a kind of short- to medium-term memory.

Business ideas

Ask HN: Anyone on HN running a web startup with 50K+ a year net profit?

Original English

It made well over 50K in net profit its first year.

Business ideas

Which MBAs Make More: Consultants or Small-Business Owners?

Original English

There's nothing more satisfying than getting a new software product to profitability or landing a new £500k software development contract

Tool picks

25 Gbit/s internet as a normal customer

Original English

I pay more for my current provider (not Swiss), but they support customer-provided modems and allows hosting within reason.

Hard lessons

IBM Data Science Experience: Whole-Cluster Privilege Escalation Disclosure

Original English

I found once when trying to run Chrome in a container that it failed for some reason related to sandboxing. …

Business ideas

How American Fans Pirated Japanese Cartoons into Careers

Original English

I'd be happy if the services I paid for gave me a reason not to hit the shady fansub services.

Hard lessons

Down and out in the magic kingdom – A tale of software consulting in the midwest

Original English

I've made that mistake, once, and it cost me 5 years of my life (long, now boring story), but to blow up so publicly...

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