16:[[44087578,{"by":"bilsbie","descendants":4,"id":44087578,"kids":[44125120,44087763,44094933,44087869,44094967],"score":7,"time":1748178886,"title":"It's 2025, AI is everywhere, why can't something summarize podcasts for me?","type":"story"}],[43542213,{"by":"krrishd","descendants":29,"id":43542213,"kids":[43543288,43545293,43608003,43547072,43542498,43545930,43576842,43563006,43547738,43577022,43543213,43588654,43599158,43547964,43553957,43553688,43543321,43544073,43542611,43543256,43542540,43554421,43547654,43542562],"score":12,"text":"Question says it all - I'm curious what the state of the art is for a community like HN (that, intuitively, wouldn't just start an eg. Substack).","time":1743474403,"title":"Ask HN: Do you still self-host a blog? What's your publishing stack?","type":"story"}],[43526876,{"by":"vvvnnnnvvv","descendants":33,"id":43526876,"kids":[43527240,43526969,43527079,43527463,43553940,43549181,43546938,43529606,43529183,43532398,43532989,43534256,43528807,43538068,43531633,43528226,43547686,43551110,43531134,43532102,43530779,43531133],"score":23,"text":"This is about finding a good linux distro for my parents to use. Apparently, Windows now requires an outlook account in order to log into your computer. Well - his outlook account has been hacked. (In fact, it's the second time he's had a Microsoft account be hacked. He's pretty savvy about scams and phishing, but we can't figure how how this keeps happening.) Anyway, understandably, he's pretty freaked out about what they might have access to on his computer and will probably end up just reformatting it.

He's open to switching to linux, but I've been out of the game for a while and not sure what to recommend. In olden times, Ubuntu was my go to - is that still a reasonable default or is there a new game in town?

They primarily use the internet and I guess they might need to print sometimes (which I'm assuming is going to be a hassle no matter which distro we pick).","time":1743363353,"title":"Best Linux distro in 2025 for non-experts","type":"story"}],[43487843,{"by":"canto","descendants":21,"id":43487843,"kids":[43489436,43491951,43510740,43559077,43498253,43491493,43497714,43497993,43494361,43491580,43489453,43559948,43519375,43497000],"score":12,"text":"If you're just starting, are a YC startup or similar, where and how do you deploy/ship your apps?

Say, you have your github, you've setup some pipelines for CI (or not ;), but how about deployment?

You'll need some storage, maybe a db of some sort and some compute or serverless.

You do AWS lambda, beanstalk, eks/aks/etc, raw vm, api gateway use railway or heroku on your own?

Or you hire devops or a product engineer with some cloud exp to handle this?

No right or wrong answers here :-) I appreciate all input!","time":1743026056,"title":"Ask HN: How Do You Deploy?","type":"story"}],[43486496,{"by":"kieloo","descendants":35,"id":43486496,"kids":[43491407,43488110,43486899,43488396,43487866,43486671,43491422,43488427,43487643,43489859,43488732,43489372,43503332,43487681,43490600,43489133,43487872,43487958,43498267,43500913,43530548,43498498,43487686,43490620,43527721,43491075,43513716,43510347],"score":38,"text":"I’m a marketer turned dev. When I built my first SaaS 3 years ago, I went with ROR because it seemed like the ideal stack for a solo dev.

But with all the development in AI, I wonder, is it still the best choice? Most AI tools have JS or Python integration but the Rails ecosystem seems a bit behind.

But at the same time, a lot of the JS ecosystem feels all over the place.

So what tech stack should a solo dev use in 2025?","time":1743019175,"title":"Ask HN: What's the ideal stack for a solo dev in 2025","type":"story"}]]

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created:	September 9, 2020
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