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

Ask HN: In 2024 what's the best way to manage contacts?

Original English

In the end, I use a completely self-made setup.

Field notes

Email Newsletters Are Serious Business

Original English

Started writing my team's weekly business email about 12 months ago - it adds value to my clients, and both potential and alumni clients get …

Hard lessons

On the web server scalability and speed are almost the same thing

Original English

PHP sucks, but there are a ton of profitable companies that use it because it is wicked wicked fast.

Business ideas

Show HN: Google Blade – discover, create, and share custom search engines

Original English

I've spent most of the last 10 years doing some variation of SEO or Affiliate marketing, always happy to try new methods regardless of how …

Business ideas

Uber's Still Not Profitable

Original English

Way too many things are priced below production cost like e.g. the web browsers we're using to have this conversation.

Hard lessons

Why is Linux more popular than BSD?

Original English

this hot new Perl language rather than trying to compile it. …

Tool picks

Show HN: Offline sketch to image geneartor in a whiteboard

Original English

We need a more lightweight solution, so I used xmlrpc for memory efficiency, although there might be better alternatives that I'm unaware of.

Business ideas

My Experience as a Single Founder

Original English

the profit is $0.50 which is more of a counter in how many magazines I've sold. …

Hard lessons

Launch HN: Castled Data (YC W22) – Open-Source Reverse ETL

Original English

Manish and I were founding engineers at Hevodata, an ETL company, when it went from 5 customers to around 300 customers.

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