15:[[15808077,{"by":"gallerdude","descendants":107,"id":15808077,"kids":[15808435,15808128,15808553,15808462,15808479,15808278,15808771,15808279,15808396,15808874,15808683,15812580,15808450,15808296,15826709,15808993,15808439,15808752,15809420,15810172,15808718,15808746,15808522,15808233,15808380,15808539,15812078,15809551,15809771,15808269,15808629,15808321,15808267,15808644,15808561,15809336,15808281,15808497,15808254,15808307],"score":58,"text":"I've decided that the optimal path I want in life is $2.2 million dollars, and then to live the rest of my life off of the interest generated from an index fund (approx $80K/year after tax).

Right now I'm in college studying Computer Science, and in my free time I write (I'm not any good at either yet, but now's the time to get good, so I'm not worried).

I've thought about a start-up, but the risk and reward are both too high. A successful startup is around the $10 million to $1 billion, depending on what you create. This is way over my goal. I'm sure the risk is proportional to the potential money earned, so it'd be inefficient to overshoot my target.","time":1511973130,"title":"Ask HN: How do I get $2.2M dollars?","type":"story"}],[13457580,{"by":"mooreds","descendants":149,"id":13457580,"kids":[13458141,13458339,13458198,13458357,13459783,13458489,13459140,13458035,13460458,13458731,13457978,13459253,13460209,13461702,13458008,13458994,13460489,13458642,13460474,13458986,13459200,13460087,13461399,13459127,13458605,13461561],"score":308,"time":1485120261,"title":"How I got my attention back","type":"story","url":"https://backchannel.com/how-i-got-my-attention-back-c7fc9297d347#.568snktgc"}],[13364778,{"by":"MatoBo","dead":true,"id":13364778,"kids":[13364891,13365218,13365121,13365283,13364910,13365161,13365037,13367205,13366144,13365888,13366714,13367110,13367061,13365934,13365690,13365165,13365066,13365171,13365300],"score":152,"time":1484057309,"title":"How to Buy Bitcoin Anywhere in the World","type":"story","url":"http://blockgeeks.com/guides/how-to-buy-bitcoin/"}],[13210195,{"by":"nachtigall","descendants":45,"id":13210195,"kids":[13211360,13210933,13210982,13210956,13210953,13211166,13211250,13211157,13211099,13212240,13211214,13211537,13212283,13211964,13212332,13210987,13213152,13213154,13211208],"score":159,"time":1482135278,"title":"Piwik 3.0.0","type":"story","url":"https://piwik.org/changelog/piwik-3-0-0/"}],[11273189,{"by":"pandeiro","descendants":142,"id":11273189,"kids":[11273660,11273458,11273709,11273479,11275865,11274646,11274746,11273570,11273541,11273581,11274568,11273608,11273428,11273538,11273643,11276443,11283066,11273703,11306993,11278600,11327853,11276754,11284743,11273475,11275920,11273415,11303217,11273588,11273536,11277003,11289782,11273305,11273516,11273614,11273624,11273521,11273537,11273477,11276360,11273558,11298415,11275757,11290334,11273501,11315710,11273468,11273668,11315621,11273640,11273526,11275483,11273542,11273956,11280123,11277655,11273460,11273556,11273586,11275371,11295870,11275054,11273466,11273491,11287458,11279729,11273494,11274232,11273563,11273524,11277210,11274662,11320272,11273527,11343320,11273507,11273561,11273564,11273546,11286443,11327470,11315273,11283106,11275362,11273424,11273513,11277092,11273817],"score":59,"text":"- Macbook Pro

- Macbook Air

- Macbook

- Surface Book

- Surface Pro

- Chromebook Pixel

- Thinkpad X Series

- Thinkpad T Series

- Thinkpad P Series

- Ideapad / Yoga

- Dell XPS

- Asus Zenbook

- System76 Lemur / Gazelle / etc

- Other

Feel free to share your overall evaluation (positive/negative), technical specs, anecdotes, etc.","time":1457797047,"title":"Ask HN: What's your primary development laptop?","type":"story"}],[11157826,{"by":"romarv","descendants":77,"id":11157826,"kids":[11158435,11158135,11159625,11158196,11159042,11158072,11158716,11158306,11158032,11158164,11158381,11158252,11164207,11160674,11159497,11158655,11158717,11158778],"score":82,"time":1456222154,"title":"Google Is Closing Google Compare, Its Financial Services Comparison Service","type":"story","url":"http://techcrunch.com/2016/02/23/google-is-closing-google-compare-its-financial-services-comparison-service"}],[11005811,{"by":"2a0c40","descendants":132,"id":11005811,"kids":[11008434,11006251,11006008,11006068,11007082,11007292,11006051,11005979,11006591,11006198,11006043,11005914,11007249,11008661,11005965,11010949,11009308,11006492,11040899,11010870,11006533,11040886,11008893,11006044,11006212,11008292,11008089,11007858,11006093,11006114,11006415,11007604,11006320,11006846,11006352,11007640,11005938,11007434,11006143,11007661,11007506,11005943,11005912,11006136,11006206,11005836],"score":461,"time":1454231439,"title":"Introducing Bootstrap Studio","type":"story","url":"https://bootstrapstudio.io/"}],[10692506,{"by":"kafkaesq","descendants":72,"id":10692506,"kids":[10696122,10696060,10696581,10697155,10697031,10697588,10697498,10695979,10696106],"score":65,"time":1449520700,"title":"How Solar Power Could Slay the Fossil Fuel Empire (2014)","type":"story","url":"http://motherboard.vice.com/read/how-solar-power-could-slay-the-fossil-fuel-empire-by-2030"}],[10645577,{"by":"revelation","descendants":103,"id":10645577,"kids":[10648707,10650739,10649592,10648706,10650049,10648779,10649107,10648738,10649199,10648826,10650287,10649945,10651668,10649364,10650855,10649591,10649843,10648741],"score":356,"time":1448823292,"title":"Double paid traffic","type":"story","url":"http://wiki.hetzner.de/index.php/Double_Paid_Traffic/en"}],[10636273,{"by":"r4um","descendants":30,"id":10636273,"kids":[10636547,10636383,10637601,10636854,10636376,10636573,10636542,10637685,10638780,10636423,10636480],"score":81,"time":1448609595,"title":"TCP Over IP Anycast – Pipe Dream or Reality?","type":"story","url":"http://engineering.linkedin.com/network-performance/tcp-over-ip-anycast-pipe-dream-or-reality"}],[10593011,{"by":"prostoalex","descendants":68,"id":10593011,"kids":[10599999,10600084,10595557,10600901,10600331,10600936,10600359,10600210,10593374,10600036,10601472,10601481,10600247],"score":81,"time":1447913019,"title":"Google Cloud revenue could be bigger than ads","type":"story","url":"http://uk.businessinsider.com/urs-holze-talks-google-cloud-beat-search-2015-11?r=US&IR=T"}],[10518033,{"by":"_r5wf","descendants":275,"id":10518033,"kids":[10518435,10518128,10518242,10518150,10518147,10518340,10519614,10518293,10518198,10520852,10518987,10518159,10519004,10519572,10519084,10519362,10518576,10518410,10518139,10518400,10521373,10518867,10518668,10518396,10518742,10518189,10518151,10519225,10518632,10518166,10550768,10519095,10518404,10520897,10518888,10518177,10518168,10527761,10520092,10518270,10519918,10518418,10518889,10520081,10519583,10523502,10541152,10518720,10518156,10518736,10518869],"score":455,"time":1446789337,"title":"Flutter – Cross-platform mobile framework from Google","type":"story","url":"http://flutter.io/faq/"}],[10330181,{"by":"JeanMertz","descendants":15,"id":10330181,"kids":[10332324,10330921,10331937,10330887,10334543,10331505,10332626,10331088],"score":62,"time":1444025349,"title":"Blendle Is Up to Something Big","type":"story","url":"http://www.mondaynote.com/2015/10/05/blendle-is-up-to-something-big/"}],[10206956,{"by":"dankohn1","descendants":21,"id":10206956,"kids":[10207695,10208006,10207547,10207640,10207677,10207683],"score":32,"time":1442022593,"title":"Google, Twitter and Publishers Seek Faster Web","type":"story","url":"http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/12/technology/google-twitter-and-publishers-seek-faster-web.html"}],[10202055,{"by":"ciokan","descendants":70,"id":10202055,"kids":[10202379,10202220,10203641,10202211,10202775,10202333,10202095,10202066,10202363,10202229,10202246,10202365,10202073,10202243,10203537,10202368,10202070,10202173,10202437,10202297,10202336,10202342,10205108,10202422,10202498,10202192,10203954,10202512,10202380,10202290,10202383,10202295,10202454,10202288,10202235,10202415,10203061,10202597,10202271,10202076,10203154,10206044,10202443,10203570,10202212,10205051,10207750,10202206,10202369,10202266,10202294,10202241,10202262,10202598,10202343,10202395],"score":56,"text":"I'm dealing with a project that lives through content and I was wondering if it's still worth the time to invest making some RSS features that someone suggested.

I honestly rarely hear about RSS. My idea is to build whatever users are asking and stop investing time in features that will go unnoticed but, since this is a young project, I might be wrong and losing something.

My question towards this community is...how many of you still use RSS to subscribe to content?","time":1441946697,"title":"Ask HN: Is RSS still worth the time?","type":"story"}]]

user:	CodingGuy
created:	August 10, 2014
karma:	85