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

Their experience.
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Discover hard-earned lessons, useful tools, and business ideas
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Real experiences, useful perspectives, and things you wish you’d known.

Hard lessons

Redis crashes - a small rant about software reliability

Original English

I think the title of the article could be more accurate, considering how much is devoted not to issues about software reliability per se, but …

Hard lessons

How to Make Pittsburgh a Startup Hub

Original English

And then ultimately, more money is more money, you can talk about the cost of living but iphones, xboxes and cars cost the same everywhere..

Business ideas

Launching NginScript

Original English

the control and guidance of the community, it is instead in the hands of the VCs and whatever "promises" future revenue growth. …

Tool picks

Show HN: Read Wikipedia privately using homomorphic encryption

Original English

The server we use to serve this costs $35/month!

Business ideas

GnuCash – Open-source personal and small-business accounting software

Original English

I gravitated to GNUCash because, even if the tool felt crufty, it was still a lot easier to read/get started with than hledger.

Business ideas

Ask HN: How do you deal with loss of motivation?

Original English

I started a meetup group around the topic, grew it to 1500 members in just over a year, learned a TON about the field in …

Hard lessons

How My Start-Up Failed

Original English

I failed because I thought I could use greed and let people save a lot of money.

Tool picks

TypeScript is terrible for library developers

Original English

I designed my library so it doesn't need to incorporate that complexity.

Tool picks

Staging Servers, Source Control & Deploy Workflows, And Other Stuff

Original English

but I use git to manage the code, and to deploy it. …

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