别人的经验，
你的下一步。✳
从 Hacker News 的真实讨论中，发现经验、避开弯路，
找到值得尝试的生意与想法。
VWO 创始人在被收购后回顾：真正值得借鉴的，是从工作流里找需求，以及让收入走在扩张前面。
先解决有人愿意付费的问题，再扩大团队。
发现值得读的经验3000
真实经历，有用观点，还有那些「早知道就好了」。
Do not register a domain name with your hosting provider
英文原文Their response to my announcement was to ignore my e-mails and continue to charge me $89.95 per month as though I was still their customer.
Atlas: Visual IDE for Cappuccino Applications
英文原文I used to be, but the insane number of projects using it for very real higher-productivity/lower-development-cost gains to me means its author, Gaven King, should …
Why Your Customers Don't Want to Talk to You
英文原文I use ATM's instead of walking inside because it's typically faster.
Paperboy – A community of entrepreneurs sharing handy tools for startups
英文原文But our European users need invoices that show what they paid, and it's a manual process for us.
Show HN: SetOps – Run containers, databases and more in your own AWS account
英文原文But the line "you don't need to care how we run containers" bugs me.
Ask HN: Is it possible to create a Saas for passive income while working a job?
英文原文As of last month, we have started taking monthly revenue distributions of $1000 each.
Ask HN: Fired at 51 weeks by prominent startup?
英文原文-- these clients had already paid their money, but hadn't received kiosks or software.
The Set-Up-to-Fail Syndrome (1998)
英文原文Customer service is priority one, and my first customers are the people I work with.
Why Programmers Are Bad at Estimating Time
英文原文I hate to go back and forth, but I spent 6 years doing freelance work, and I hate to see people repeating my mistakes.