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As Microsoft now owns LinkedIn and GitHub, I have a feeling that they will provide an opt-in way of signaling your productivity to Recruiters - finally monetising that green dot chart on your profile.

What’s the community’s feelings on such a possibility?","time":1543061177,"title":"Ask HN: What’s your reaction if MS made GitHub stats available to recruiters?","type":"story"}],[18470001,{"by":"tetristetris","descendants":4,"id":18470001,"kids":[18470133,18470248],"score":3,"time":1542388009,"title":"Is Glassdoor biased? I can´t post my real comment","type":"story","url":"https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTXVCM45XxpuHQi5WAudxQ6J23qdo4aygJjHyH70DKx0U34exOMxG2VvimN19OAjzEm50JO7GeD_Bzz/pub"}],[18259167,{"by":"stwr","descendants":1,"id":18259167,"kids":[18259422],"score":3,"time":1539976308,"title":"Orbital 2: Next-generation Joystick for creatives","type":"story","url":"https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/307866310/orbital-2-next-generation-creative-joystick"}],[18197227,{"by":"glitr","descendants":7,"id":18197227,"kids":[18204565,18197251,18197339],"score":2,"text":"$1a","time":1539293916,"title":"Memes on the Blockchain. Good idea or bad idea?","type":"story"}],[17851675,{"by":"akira_hn","descendants":1,"id":17851675,"kids":[17851793],"score":3,"text":"I have been using Evernote for a while but I’d like to migrate all the data because they don’t support end to end encryption. What’s the best way to migrate and which alternative do you recommend?","time":1535380037,"title":"Ask HN: Migrate notes from Evernote","type":"story"}],[17600503,{"by":"waterlink","descendants":221,"id":17600503,"kids":[17600865,17600937,17601226,17600920,17601556,17600890,17600823,17600838,17603593,17600916,17601186,17601290,17601524,17601436,17601080,17601042,17600906,17601193,17600957,17601049,17602572,17601375,17601219,17614161,17603319,17601179,17601487,17601045,17602436,17602361,17601722,17600900,17601090,17604288,17604184,17600984,17604286,17602407,17601923,17600882,17602217,17600898,17600989,17605492,17600780,17600773,17603739,17605026,17601306,17600831,17601166,17601180,17601448,17698410,17602509,17601859,17600988,17601870,17601622,17600874,17600887,17601215,17601006],"score":212,"text":"$1b","time":1532436570,"title":"Ask HN: As a CTO, what is your most frustrating problem with technical debt?","type":"story"}],[17592167,{"by":"kevkav","descendants":382,"id":17592167,"kids":[17592916,17592594,17592879,17592601,17593050,17592842,17592896,17592793,17592596,17593048,17593601,17592599,17592631,17594753,17592857,17592847,17594422,17592985,17592779,17597433,17595743,17598734,17592963,17603106,17593781,17617432,17632239,17592614,17596077,17593169,17594408,17605526,17593753,17593177,17592650,17636867,17594841,17592600,17593190,17593602,17592935,17593486],"score":450,"time":1532348255,"title":"Our experience launching a paid, proprietary product on Linux","type":"story","url":"https://blog.hiri.com/a-year-on-our-experience-launching-a-paid-proprietary-product-on-linux-db4f9116be08"}],[17494819,{"by":"marichards","descendants":81,"id":17494819,"kids":[17495722,17496546,17496039,17496055,17495330,17497593,17495919,17495867,17504948,17497808],"score":265,"time":1531186797,"title":"German court issues first GDPR ruling","type":"story","url":"https://www.natlawreview.com/article/german-court-issues-first-gdpr-ruling"}],[17497164,{"by":"chatmasta","descendants":149,"id":17497164,"kids":[17497787,17497546,17497848,17497449,17497799,17499203,17499412,17502736,17497439,17497373,17497641,17499024,17498810,17497662,17497377,17497372,17498687,17499961,17498473,17499125,17497578,17499220,17498150,17500260,17497969,17497727,17504265,17497623,17497408,17497509,17497672,17499234,17498463,17497476],"score":233,"text":"The past 2 years seem to have been the death knell for Mongo and the "NoSQL" hype, with Mongo moving toward SQL parity and SQL databases supporting JSON storage, like Postgres with JSONB.

At this point it seems that there are very few workloads for which Mongo is the best option compared to Postgres+JSONB. I'm wondering...

1) Have you ever chosen Postgres over Mongo, and regretted it? Why? Did you end up switching to Mongo? Was it better?

2) Can anyone name a use case where Mongo is clearly a better choice than Postgres+JSONB?","time":1531222654,"title":"Ask HN: Have you ever chosen Postgres over Mongo and regretted it?","type":"story"}],[17453732,{"by":"_xnmw","descendants":9,"id":17453732,"kids":[17453877,17466757,17455521,17454362,17453818,17477301,17456131,17476173,17456781],"score":9,"text":"Do people still do cold emails for B2B enterprise SaaS sales, or does it come off as too spammy? I'm not in the mood for dry content-marketing and don't have the budget for ads. Cold emails seem like the only way to start promoting the product I built.

Anybody doing cold emails right now and can give me some benchmarks for open rates / response rates I should expect (to get an idea if I'm doing it right)?","time":1530653248,"title":"Ask HN: Do cold emails still work?","type":"story"}],[17448089,{"by":"tdurden","descendants":67,"id":17448089,"kids":[17449983,17448292,17450894,17448436,17448419,17448418,17449372,17451008,17449892,17450274,17449559,17448376,17454292],"score":88,"time":1530600887,"title":"Bare Metal K8s Clustering at Scale","type":"story","url":"https://medium.com/@cfatechblog/bare-metal-k8s-clustering-at-chick-fil-a-scale-7b0607bd3541"}],[17449486,{"by":"ashitlerferad","descendants":3,"id":17449486,"kids":[17449522,17469003],"score":1,"time":1530620038,"title":"PixelFed, the federated opensource instagram alternative: Registration is open","type":"story","url":"https://pixelfed.social/register"}],[17338716,{"by":"dojineb","descendants":4,"id":17338716,"kids":[17339060,17339254,17338819],"score":4,"text":"$1c","time":1529334001,"title":"Ask HN: Tired of working for startups, what are my options without a CS degree?","type":"story"}],[17269552,{"by":"radicaldreamer","descendants":71,"id":17269552,"kids":[17270355,17271234,17270290,17269729,17270508,17270392,17270541,17269798,17269912,17271457,17269950,17269562,17271901,17269824,17271189,17269992],"score":195,"time":1528490893,"title":"Facebook Gave Some Companies Access to Additional Data About Users’ Friends","type":"story","url":"https://www.wsj.com/articles/facebook-gave-some-companies-access-to-additional-data-about-users-friends-1528490406"}],[17264718,{"by":"cjauvin","descendants":500,"id":17264718,"kids":[17267543,17265211,17265018,17264890,17266354,17265220,17264852,17264853,17265716,17266435,17266575,17265146,17265665,17265571,17265279,17264875,17266408,17266004,17266143,17265157,17265960,17265687,17264868,17272295,17265340,17266432,17266627,17265373,17266289,17265673,17269307,17275663,17265303,17268892,17269595,17269416,17265761,17284814,17268067,17264973,17267887,17265173,17266514,17266674,17265739,17271929,17266791,17271235,17267917,17266416,17264879,17265280,17271092,17265068,17271619,17265470,17268585,17265431,17265693,17265612,17267747,17267913,17271858,17266029,17265142,17269500,17267171,17272028,17266182,17267254,17265362,17266969,17270372,17267596,17265477,17267670,17268623,17265341,17264848,17278574,17266009,17277617,17268120,17267612,17267027,17265363,17267002,17268332,17268765,17266495,17267563,17266743,17270304,17265283,17278168,17268686,17265250,17265523,17270524,17265638,17270045,17265420,17265932,17265323,17264944,17265597,17265968],"score":720,"time":1528461804,"title":"Chatbots were the next big thing: what happened?","type":"story","url":"https://blog.growthbot.org/chatbots-were-the-next-big-thing-what-happened"}],[16706164,{"by":"imartin2k","descendants":348,"id":16706164,"kids":[16706599,16711966,16707601,16709895,16707301,16707688,16706612,16709182,16711143,16707736,16706769,16707566,16708623,16706601,16707294,16708961,16708615,16706858,16707604,16707585,16708407,16707299,16708663,16712033,16710815,16707466,16708832,16708634,16707852,16719124,16706687,16710715,16710996,16710287,16711319,16706680,16706250,16707394,16709161,16709168,16707724,16708454,16709133,16710109,16710765,16706662,16710456,16707703,16707309,16706592,16706377,16706370,16706591,16706998,16706688,16706641,16707036,16710036,16706716,16712243],"score":668,"time":1522323611,"title":"Uber Is Ripping Off Frequent Riders and Here’s How to Avoid It","type":"story","url":"https://therideshareguy.com/uber-is-ripping-off-frequent-riders-and-heres-how-to-avoid-it/"}],[16697238,{"by":"gabebanner","descendants":2,"id":16697238,"kids":[16697327,16697542],"score":1,"text":"$1d","time":1522241094,"title":"Truth Is the Next Big Thing","type":"story"}],[16487560,{"by":"frankferma","descendants":21,"id":16487560,"kids":[16487776,16488424,16487830,16489501,16488178,16518792,16487787,16487702],"score":7,"text":"I'm a solo business with a SaaS (It is a software to process data, I prefer not to reveal the name) and one of my clients, the bigger one pay me around $1800 per month for the service, my client wants a perpetual license (they are a large company and need to keep control over it) how can I set a value for it? My net profit for this client is only 15% (I pay AWS costs to keep the service running), because a bad negotiation with a 3 years contract, with a license it is going to be the 100% net profit.

I was thinking to multiply 1.800 per month per 3 years, it is 64.000 with only a year of updates if any (maybe there will be not updates), if I release an update after that I will charge for it with a year update policy, can someone give me any advice?","time":1519855572,"title":"Ask HN: A company wants to buy me a perpetual license, how can I value it?","type":"story"}],[16233961,{"by":"riwasabi","descendants":61,"id":16233961,"kids":[16234924,16235081,16239114,16234453,16235926,16236448,16235442,16236121,16234446,16235235,16239344,16235001,16234256,16234033,16235158,16236516,16255760,16234392,16234917,16235359,16234012,16234397,16234781,16235567,16236573,16280771,16251259,16236563,16235816,16255876,16235570,16234506,16259674,16236526],"score":39,"text":"$1e","time":1516909739,"title":"Ask HN: Started a new job and their existing code sucks. What to do?","type":"story"}],[15700359,{"by":"macrowhat","dead":true,"id":15700359,"kids":[15700483],"score":2,"text":"Why does HackerRank suck so bad?

How many companies are going to miss out on great candidates because the questions suck ass. It's a completely worthless assessment.

Anybody who thinks otherwise can suck my ass.","time":1510703289,"title":"HackerRank Sucks","type":"story"}],[13189735,{"by":"bigbear0310","descendants":12,"id":13189735,"kids":[13189972,13189752,13189754,13190862,13189985],"score":3,"text":"My friend has recently received an offer from a YC-backed 20-person startup. Negotiated the compensation in a polite email but they decided to retract the offer. I was mind blown and felt truly bad. Is it normal/ethical for companies to do this? If not, how can I post about this company's process so that other candidates are aware?","time":1481844828,"title":"Ask HN: Offer retracted because of negotiation?","type":"story"}],[13105655,{"by":"mathiasrw","descendants":37,"id":13105655,"kids":[13106216,13106159,13105695,13106166,13107447,13106181,13109267,13107670,13107547,13109412,13105770,13108011,13106107,13105726,13108440,13113908,13108658,13109666,13106427,13105787,13114810,13107631,13106198],"score":29,"text":"I love Notepad++. It's fast, slick and consistent.

But it does not run on Mac. People suggest Sublime, and it's ok too, but I keep wondering why the free source code from Notepad++ has not been ported. I can't be the first one thinking this, so I imagine that some technical reason.

Any inputs on why Notepad++ is not yet converted to Mac?","time":1480949579,"title":"Ask HN: Why is Notepad++ not ported to mac yet?","type":"story"}],[9291040,{"by":"0xdeadbeefbabe","descendants":344,"id":9291040,"kids":[9291426,9292906,9292355,9291485,9291806,9291927,9293448,9291812,9291637,9293025,9291796,9291819,9291214,9292111,9292608,9291657,9292766,9293528,9294370,9291743,9291658,9291516,9292718,9292483,9292789,9292887,9292552,9293043,9294342,9292971,9291599,9294040,9292272,9292359,9291511,9292161,9291541,9291770,9292653,9292239,9291300,9292901,9291610,9291778,9292812,9291343,9292231,9293055,9291917,9292360,9292049,9291871,9291734,9291583,9294790,9295017,9292616,9293651,9292673,9293859,9293184,9293911,9295059,9292113,9293365,9294386,9293551,9291925,9293664,9295857,9292929,9291878,9291725,9294077,9291757,9295199,9293238,9292200,9294411,9295149,9294483,9295100,9295148,9294619,9293213,9292496,9293324,9293862,9292018,9293751,9293957,9295202,9292536,9295042,9291937,9291802,9297206,9299192,9292410,9294775,9295674,9292840,9292433,9293163,9291693,9292092,9293275,9293861,9292159,9294277,9300193,9295517,9294282,9293367,9292671,9295379,9292454,9293647,9292830,9294653,9294149,9295021,9294225,9292918,9292240,9292700,9293109,9295073,9293695,9292617,9291136,9293556,9291745,9293910,9291702,9294975,9293141,9292057,9294961,9294956,9292130,9292347,9293873,9298047,9293347,9295388,9296905,9300083,9295616,9293176,9294637,9294465,9292665,9292276,9291548,9294128,9291785,9298720,9292736,9358146,9294110,9294420,9291665,9293127,9294905,9294371,9295241,9294555,9292781,9293051,9294830,9296679,9293140,9294038,9293533,9293254,9292648,9291886,9292480,9295429,9295697,9294177,9291310,9295595,9293211,9292065,9302730,9294690,9294402,9294049,9291718,9294762,9291668,9299369,9295289,9293259,9293469,9293194,9291969,9292784,9295587,9292892,9294779,9294776,9293123,9293775,9292257,9292964,9295144,9291631,9293102,9294266,9293444,9292694,9292382,9293855,9293258,9291804,9295887,9291467,9292532,9295303,9295294,9294426,9293916,9292650,9292596,9291891,9294786,9293110,9296680,9302731,9294051,9292801,9291480,9291591,9291956],"score":349,"time":1427736552,"title":"Ask HN: Who are your favorite poets?","type":"story"}],[7851827,{"by":"asm89","descendants":64,"id":7851827,"kids":[7852254,7852070,7851861,7852054,7852980,7859080,7853002,7853686,7852574,7852237,7857269,7855376,7852202,7851896],"score":232,"text":"","time":1401975042,"title":"Elasticsearch Raises $70 Million","type":"story","url":"http://www.elasticsearch.com/blog/press/elasticsearch-raises-70-million-series-c-financing/"}],[7767056,{"by":"collyw","descendants":3,"id":7767056,"kids":[7767263,7785383,7767234],"score":2,"text":"I am the "database guy" for a sequencing centre. I have built the database and web front end from scratch, and the organization has grown over the last 3 years since I started there.

There are a number of major improvement that could be made to the system, but as it is live, I find I am unable to work on anything that takes more than a couple of days coding, as I am always interrupted by trivial but "urgent" things that need fixed. (Most of the time it is user input errors - they insist on using excel for uploading data, despite it being a very error prone process).

Does anyone have advice for working on something that requires more effort, while there are constant interruptions?","time":1400502444,"title":"Ask HN: Best way to deal with multitasking / context switching?","type":"story","url":""}]]

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