15:[[39842321,{"by":"DinakarS","descendants":18,"id":39842321,"kids":[39845381,39845231,39847746,39845859,39845519,39845520,39847841,39844950,39848445,39848128,39856517,39848599,39845678,39860901,39847178,39850237,39856562,39859614],"score":18,"text":"$16","time":1711561641,"title":"Ask HN: How to succeed with an AI SaaS? (I have no audience and limited budget)","type":"story"}],[38506221,{"by":"1val","descendants":6,"id":38506221,"kids":[38506405,38506251,38506321,38509042,38506668],"score":10,"time":1701601886,"title":"Show HN: I made GPT-4 rewrite all of Wikipedia","type":"story","url":"https://ruliad.vercel.app"}],[38058230,{"by":"prmph","descendants":30,"id":38058230,"kids":[38062247,38060287,38059144,38058494,38058755,38059072,38058600,38060361,38058530,38068141,38061065,38059970,38058319,38058521,38058532],"score":15,"text":"Seems like the tech landscape is littered with products and technologies that promise a lot but barely work, from messy and fragile languages and SDKs, to IDEs that are buggy as hell, etc. Some products start out well but then are enshittified.

Every one in a while I come across a stable piece of tech is rock solid and delivers what it promises for years. It is "boring" in that it works well without a fuss. These are the technologies that will never let you down, in which you can invest building a business or for personal use.

Some of the boring/reliable tech I've been impressed with:

(1) PostgreSQL database (probably the most solid piece of technology I've had the pleasure to use)

(2) Email via IMAP (well supported by most email providers, simple to setup, just works)

(3) Macbooks (the hardware, not necessarily the MacOS running on them)

What's your list?","time":1698584818,"title":"Ask HN: What boring and utterly reliable technologies would you recommend?","type":"story"}],[38048331,{"by":"AnnaMere","descendants":7,"id":38048331,"kids":[38048536,38049108,38061073,38052151,38048384,38053433],"score":7,"text":"I was thinking, why do we have multiple products for the same problem?

Is it a problem they are solving that is missing in other products? Or

Are they just trying to earn from the potential market? Since the market size is enormous!!

For that understanding, I would like to see your product, who your competitors are, how different you are, or why you build.","time":1698484086,"title":"Ask HN: Show me your product with your competitors and differences","type":"story"}],[38035990,{"by":"klntsky","descendants":12,"id":38035990,"kids":[38038078,38047978,38051924,38040027,38045994,38037757],"score":6,"text":"1. What is the software you would like to exist / have access to, in your area of expertise.

2. How much would you be willing to pay for it (0 is a valid answer)","time":1698394883,"title":"Ask HN: What software do you need?","type":"story"}],[37999164,{"by":"caminmccluskey","descendants":83,"id":37999164,"kids":[38000187,38003014,38003509,38007067,38002416,38000354,38001495,38000097,38000958,38000796,38001165,38001541,38011639,38001136,38001893,38004389],"score":183,"time":1698155411,"title":"The Ideation Flywheel: A mental model for deciding which startup ideas to pursue","type":"story","url":"https://www.stackfix.com/blog/the-ideation-flywheel"}],[36654947,{"by":"dondraper36","descendants":15,"id":36654947,"kids":[36657349,36656277,36657248,36656649,36657751],"score":16,"text":"$17","time":1688914499,"title":"Ask HN: Does grinding Leetcode have the highest ROI?","type":"story"}],[35571486,{"by":"rozenmd","descendants":99,"id":35571486,"kids":[35573623,35573713,35573376,35573654,35573665,35579573,35573495,35573634,35573607,35573569,35577905,35574405,35573809,35573986,35577440,35579445,35573561,35574375,35575782,35574053,35574410,35574280,35574112,35585338,35573886,35578824,35573770,35574278,35573901,35574175,35573747,35573457,35573835,35573462,35581244,35573814,35573915,35573955,35573308,35573612,35573854,35577713,35574047,35573890,35573254,35580314,35574587,35573452,35573695,35573944],"score":95,"text":"While a thread of 2k+ MRR is going, I thought it'd be cool to hear from folks who aren't quite at 2k yet.","time":1681490121,"title":"Ask HN: Side projects making less than $2k MRR, what's your project?","type":"story"}],[35263542,{"by":"mikeknoop","descendants":32,"id":35263542,"kids":[35265163,35270516,35265455,35265438,35270627,35268258,35268144,35266098,35269322,35266711,35265667,35272027,35266459,35266614,35265433,35263952,35265857],"score":235,"text":"$18","time":1679502726,"title":"Show HN: Zapier's first API","type":"story"}],[34038663,{"by":"DanielSlauth","descendants":32,"id":34038663,"kids":[34040238,34039042,34039587,34039852,34039254,34048456,34040245,34042655,34039569,34039416,34043204,34043228,34041916,34039127,34040394,34039474],"score":63,"text":"$19","time":1671377944,"title":"Launch HN: Slauth.io (YC S22) – IAM Policy Auto-Generation","type":"story"}],[33139446,{"by":"waskip","descendants":56,"id":33139446,"kids":[33139544,33140412,33139483,33139522,33139527,33139688,33140302,33151244,33148785,33140217,33139762,33141412,33150486,33140749,33140344,33139541,33140224,33146304,33147042,33140309,33139976],"score":54,"text":"$1a","time":1665308565,"title":"Ask HN: Bored working for the current company, advice?","type":"story"}],[32578927,{"by":"abhnv","descendants":49,"id":32578927,"kids":[32579604,32579431,32579335,32579278,32579972,32579678,32579946,32579589,32579780,32579676,32579712,32579281,32580107,32580045,32582789,32579933,32579925,32579403,32579713,32579695,32580064,32579288],"score":36,"text":"I've completed 5 years working as a MEAN/MERN stack developer. Although since the last 3 years, \nmy work mostly has been creating cli commands.

I used to like programming, but nowadays my work has boiled down to writing unit/integration tests or just fixing bugs. The last major feature that I implemented was 5 months ago. I don't want to work here anymore.

Should I work on solving LeetCode questions, and aim to get into FAANG companies. Or maybe try to go to Canada/USA/Ireland for a Masters in Comp Sci, because I don't have good grades in my undergrad. I've never faced any difficulty because of my low grades in undergrad yet, but will it be a problem when I go on to become a software architect in the future?

I have stopped learning new things, and working on personal projects because of Dota2. I'm trying to leave it behind, but its hard.

I feel very lost as to what to do right now.","time":1661346346,"title":"Ask HN: What should I do next for my career?","type":"story"}],[32464359,{"by":"valdagger","descendants":97,"id":32464359,"kids":[32464555,32464509,32464500,32464624,32464787,32464532,32468871,32465945,32464435,32464594,32464746,32466576,32464863,32464488,32465044,32464918,32464713,32464912,32479973,32465463,32464523,32470794,32470121,32464817,32464668,32465460,32464950,32464813],"score":62,"text":"For example, usually asking someone out on a date has huge asymmetric upside. You might hit it off and end up being in a happy relationship. If not, you'd just be a little embarrassed and maybe awkward with the person afterward.

Investing in call options on AMD in 2014 or Tesla in 2019 also had huge asymmetric upside. It was clear that these stocks had massive risks, but while the upside was potentially huge, the downside was capped at -100%.

What other examples are there?

Also welcome examples of things with asymmetric downside like texting while driving.","time":1660521684,"title":"Ask HN: What are examples of activities/bets with asymmetric upside?","type":"story"}],[22786287,{"by":"blululu","descendants":876,"id":22786287,"kids":[22789538,22787516,22792647,22790541,22790003,22788945,22788444,22789856,22789894,22789370,22790760,22789123,22790948,22786722,22788263,22789628,22790415,22786577,22788531,22786628,22789437,22793726,22789486,22788892,22793421,22786651,22786419,22788897,22789330,22794580,22790646,22788277,22786593,22791172,22790500,22788671,22790487,22788511,22789237,22788712,22788552,22792878,22786610,22793082,22790464,22788518,22788448,22788960,22788419,22790387,22790119,22795796,22788965,22793533,22787667,22788938,22789660,22786933,22790333,22786591,22788968,22790928,22791998,22790594,22786585,22789100,22788942,22790686,22789410,22794822,22790259,22786701,22786607,22789070,22794098,22792577,22793788,22790157,22792594,22791007,22788486,22789866,22790113,22788720,22786560,22795282,22792396,22788430,22788923,22788974,22791427,22788298,22788758,22788565,22789474,22788577,22789546,22792000,22789421,22790409,22792155,22786611,22790597,22791919,22788502,22789356,22790528,22794256,22791211,22791282,22789654,22807088,22789812,22790213,22788910,22786639,22788646,22791055,22786693,22789125,22789918,22796455,22791094,22789963,22798685,22793954,22788589,22788590,22875171,22789328,22788513,22788534,22788464,22790548,22790420,22789213,22789204,22786346,22790696,22790370,22794698,22794201,22789354,22789364,22791076,22788697,22790444,22790365,22789380,22790651,22788549,22788805,22788727,22794294,22790919,22789622,22789198,22794426,22791334,22801319,22786396,22789216,22792170,22795299,22788227,22788743,22789643,22790198,22795296,22789681,22786759,22786573,22789365,22789687,22787805,22786828,22789755,22789151,22792383,22789400,22786749,22788874,22791976,22786718,22789641,22786641,22790816,22793398,22794030,22786830,22789690,22792506,22790575,22790772,22789154,22789359,22788619,22789905,22792132,22789467,22790673,22791558,22791467,22790318,22790828,22789349,22788831,22789715,22794892,22791478,22791564,22788475,22794805,22793120,22790971,22788802,22790324,22786880,22788642,22789404,22788841,22789795,22790647,22789478,22805491,22788591,22797328,22789781,22788745,22789524,22790654,22790384,22790146,22790407,22789886,22789675,22792256,22793873,22789718,22792284,22789694,22789291,22786770,22789885,22788463,22789057,22791486,22791243,22791860,22792836,22790255,22790339,22789926,22788249,22789749,22788239,22790931,22790327,22789215,22802710,22790097,22786753,22790517,22791965,22792035,22789656,22803268,22789122,22788267,22790705,22799272,22790044,22790792,22791123,22790263,22790958,22789322,22790280,22795271,22790285,22790168,22788403,22789426,22790820,22794967,22788588,22791779,22791509,22791125,22789769,22791184,22788912,22789805,22789085,22786765,22791490,22790492,22788626,22802358,22790596,22791197,22786675,22793288,22790968,22790134,22789251,22786564,22790104,22791216,22786702,22788771,22790381,22790369,22798167,22790434,22794621,22790380,22790484,22789594,22786773,22790662,22790363,22789739,22788248,22789433,22793474,22790272,22834430,22789256,22788485,22790388,22790122,22789374,22789259,22795035,22790851,22789581,22792209,22789396,22788722,22791108,22792099,22788972,22794888,22790516,22791357,22790269,22788282,22789811,22794672,22789509,22794912,22788652,22789235,22831703,22790920,22789946,22789730,22788604,22792419,22787413,22790005,22789788,22791656,22789515,22789802,22787896,22790459,22789756,22789634,22788395,22789164,22790984,22786599,22791004,22788316,22797115,22790583,22790603,22790847,22789411],"score":865,"text":"What are you learning right now? My last side project was recently derailed and I am curious to hear what other people are spending their time studying/learning about.","time":1586102176,"title":"Ask HN: What are you learning?","type":"story"}],[19354731,{"by":"kemyd","descendants":34,"id":19354731,"kids":[19355814,19355625,19358299,19354787,19356094,19357299,19361084,19356977,19355629,19357907,19359350,19358601,19356950,19357846],"score":94,"time":1552254019,"title":"Show HN: Feed of current articles for science lovers shortened to bullet points","type":"story","url":"https://bullets.tech"}],[18897952,{"by":"tc7","descendants":18,"id":18897952,"kids":[18900953,18899244,18901080,18902188,18901759,18899636],"score":162,"time":1547404398,"title":"Writing things down (how to know what to do next)","type":"story","url":"https://blog.manythingsblue.com/2019-01/writing-things-down/"}]]

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