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

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Tool picks

When will we fix the tools that run the world?

Original English

But in an enterprise context it can be a nice simplification and enable much lower latency UI than in a typical web app.

Tool picks

Show HN: CashGraphs – A securities portfolio optimizer

Original English

This is a portfolio optimizer I made to help select portfolios for my clients.

Business ideas

New Dyno Types and Pricing Public Beta

Original English

I was looking again at AppEngine (I used to use it a lot years ago, then stopped) but a recent AppEngine deployment of a small …

Hard lessons

Ask HN: What is your company's on-call rotation like?

Original English

A few years ago I worked at a company that paid £30/day for being on-call and £30/hour (or part thereof) while investigating / fixing incidents.

Field notes

Why I Turned Down A $20,000/Year Client

Original English

#1 didn't complain at all - provided value, they saved face with their client, and I made $200 in 15 minutes.

Hard lessons

Ask HN: Are you a single founder ?

Original English

but at this point I'm ramen profitable and the number of servers I can buy every month is increasing, so I'm really reluctant to break …

Business ideas

Launch HN: MutableAI (YC W22) – Automatically clean Jupyter notebooks using AI

Original English

I made another comment where i say i don't like their pricing model, this is a matter of principle because I don't believe in just …

Hard lessons

Why You Should Not Build a Recommendation Engine

Original English

In the end it was decently well received (had some press, good user feedback, thousands of initial users) but it failed as a standalone business.

Hard lessons

Software Is Eating the Job Market

Original English

Also, there were lots and lots of loopholes so a lot of people didn't end up paying that 90%.

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