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.

Field notes

A Review of Airbnb's SRE Hiring Process, from someone who just interviewed there

Original English

The company found me through one of clients that uses my product for 5 years and is very happy with the value 2 cost ratio.

Hard lessons

Comparing Heroku Redis Hosting Options

Original English

It was almost 4 days before someone responded, even after daily messages to their support team.

Business ideas

Ask YC: tendonitis at a startup?

Original English

Cost: maybe $20, and the pain is gone.

Hard lessons

These numbers will remind you that doing a startup is brutal

Original English

I'm sorry that I failed the people I've employed and I'm a bit sorry that I've lost investors some money, but I'd do it again …

Hard lessons

Ask HN: Burned out SaaS founder: how to go minimal

Original English

I am worth 2 Million dollars but feel like a failure.

Business ideas

Ask HN: How to hire a leadership team to take over startup?

Original English

TLDR; I run a bootstrapped and profitable high margin business and need help hiring a leadership team that can run the company with us remotely.

Business ideas

Ask HN: 57 sales totaling $1,539 for micro-SaaS? Is the idea dead?

Original English

I learned an interesting detail, making the first sales doesn't mean that the idea will eventually survive and work in the long run.

Field notes

Ask HN: Feedback Please - TapInko.com

Original English

7) Business Model: No setup costs, no annual subscription fees, we charge only 7% per completed transaction to the seller.

Hard lessons

Ask HN: I Need Career Advice from an Experienced VC or Entrepreneur

Original English

I started a business when I was younger and failed (quit gracefully but the trajectory was never headed up).

Experience is a head start. The next step is yours.

Stay curious. Think independently. Start small.