16:[[37992434,{"by":"bookofjoe","descendants":20,"id":37992434,"kids":[37993869,37993951,37993865,37994023,37994216,37993870,37993887,37994129,37994358,37993826],"score":17,"time":1698099902,"title":"Population.io","type":"story","url":"https://population.io/"}],[33063276,{"by":"dev_0","descendants":23,"id":33063276,"kids":[33063632,33064233,33066830,33067082,33063446,33065711,33065154,33070739,33063283,33063301,33065211],"score":36,"text":"Cantril seems good but expensive...Pluralsight?","time":1664768898,"title":"Ask HN: What are the good online tech courses that you are willing to pay?","type":"story"}],[16468196,{"by":"jwngr","descendants":324,"id":16468196,"kids":[16468445,16468873,16468749,16468578,16469620,16468487,16468523,16469220,16468643,16469300,16469770,16469275,16468822,16468797,16469168,16468556,16469647,16468432,16468735,16469532,16469120,16468441,16468660,16468916,16468324,16468409,16468535,16468303,16468820,16472440,16469050,16480791,16468885,16468415,16469370,16468689,16468787,16469561,16469732,16469242,16473589,16469541,16476536,16469272,16469800,16469753,16469062,16468534,16472163,16468923,16471143,16468815,16470169,16469668,16468819,16471070,16469702,16470273,16469932,16469429,16468374,16470178,16504838,16470794,16468488,16469269,16468941,16468568,16477521,16468601,16473674,16470528,16468671,16468388,16468537,16469611,16471785,16469179,16469273,16471235,16470432,16469082,16469508,16474416,16484816,16470190,16470192,16470439,16468399,16471758,16468412,16469751,16471261,16471598,16472805,16471358,16474223,16468419,16471097,16468636,16469426,16470648,16469309,16468771,16470763,16471198],"score":1176,"time":1519673384,"title":"Show HN: Six Degrees of Wikipedia","type":"story","url":"https://www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com"}],[15180583,{"by":"nazroll","descendants":3,"id":15180583,"kids":[15180585,15183630],"score":5,"time":1504662520,"title":"Show HN: Order Like a Malaysian","type":"story","url":"https://nazroll.com/orderlikemalaysian.html"}],[14730958,{"by":"afinemonkey","descendants":141,"id":14730958,"kids":[14731134,14731363,14731622,14731528,14731645,14731400,14731172,14733242,14731750,14731288,14731174,14732201,14731234,14731915,14731185,14731140,14731389,14731203,14731345,14731909,14731212,14731409,14731287,14731638,14731125,14731422,14735061,14737127,14733071,14731836,14731147,14735259,14731773,14741755,14732338,14731755,14732074,14731511,14733205,14736377,14733002,14735588,14731459],"score":157,"time":1499624384,"title":"Ask HN: What API do you wish you had while building your product?","type":"story"}],[12374445,{"by":"techcorner","descendants":88,"id":12374445,"kids":[12374615,12374864,12374897,12375077,12374918,12374767,12381302,12375026,12374845,12374938,12384939,12375071,12379687,12374974,12374997,12374813,12375072,12381670,12380208,12375496,12412352,12381619,12381678,12386220,12388096,12374798,12374947,12375016,12376086,12375790,12375438,12413864,12379446,12375147,12378250,12379591,12382873,12375242,12376728,12379403,12379457,12375786,12375076,12381143],"score":122,"text":"I work as a sole founder with little work outsourced and an employee to help with chores. My technical background coupled with marketing exposure I am able to enjoy awesome profit margins in my eLearning business. I now plan to expand my offerings and hence team but have no clue where to start. I don't want a co-founder as such. Right from the smallest of technicalities like giving control of my domains, server, sites to employees scares me. Then whom should I hire first, a core employee or a HR person? I have never dealt with such stuff and no clue how to proceed. How do small companies deals with such issues? Is there any exhaustive resource/course/book/video/case-study which lays down a process to take a 1 man company to a 'n' person organization?\nSorry for my naivety. Would love to get answers from the super awesome HN community.","time":1472336959,"title":"Ask HN: I am doing $2M annually as a solopreneur and need your help","type":"story"}],[8653525,{"by":"philers","descendants":2,"id":8653525,"kids":[8661273,8660083],"score":3,"text":"I've got contrasting reports online about the extent to which there are growing opportunities for start-ups in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Some people paint the city as a backwater - not enough VC money, too small internal market, and too much dominance by corporations and outsourcing.

On the other hand - there are events like the maker faire, which is growing, and a sense of buzz around KL start-ups making the most of the cheap manufacturing costs and good levels of English.

Which is true? Anyone know anybody in KL who has tried to start a business?","time":1416851199,"title":"Ask HN: Is there a big startup scene in KL?","type":"story","url":""}],[2205105,{"by":"adamramadhan","descendants":9,"id":2205105,"kids":[2205215,2207352,2208788],"score":5,"text":"hello my name is adam,i really love learning new things, i can do some code in php,willing to learn other language and i really want to get some startups experience, especially at startup companies at CA especially San Francisco.unfortunately im far away from CA, and in not a good situation that i just can buy plane tickets to go there, i am willing to code or anything at CA for just a living + some learning. im doing things like www.github.com/adamramadhan ( mainly private ), pm me for example, or you can see my online work at www.networks.co.id or talk to me at rama(at)networks.co.id.i know this sounds crazy, but yes im doing everything i could to take a chance. please take this seriously, thanks!. Adam Ramadhan

if there is any question, or suggestion please comment

sorry this is my first post if there is something that i missed at http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html please comment.

*edit\nthanks for the vote!. it helps me to get more comments.","time":1297396560,"title":"My name is adam from indonesia,please help me go to CA.","type":"story","url":""}],[1638471,{"by":"faikr","descendants":109,"id":1638471,"kids":[1639100,1638557,1638976,1639681,1638602,1638636,1638713,1638627,1638526,1640462,1639130,1638798,1639529,1638877,1638581,1640709,1638576,1639346,1638523,1638599],"score":123,"text":"Hi, first time posting here.

I've been thinking about applying to YC but the thing is that I am not a US citizen. I know I can travel to the US to do busines (attending meetings and such) done so fo my current employer. But how about starting a company and writing code?

I've read somewhere that YC has funded startups with non US citizen founders so it should be possible somehow. If there are any YC funded startups founded by non US citizens reading this (or anyone else that knows anything about this), how did you do it?

Note that I do not have a green card or visa or anything like that.

Cheers","time":1282907130,"title":"How did non US citizen founders funded by YC get allowed to work in the US?","type":"story"}],[1580265,{"by":"contrib","descendants":1,"id":1580265,"kids":[1580284],"score":2,"text":"I'm just looking for a way to to start contributing to already existing projects. But, if you have an idea and would like to start a new project, sure thing.

I prefer desktop apps and I code mainly in Java and Python.","time":1281071265,"title":"Ask HN: Anyone needing help with their project?","type":"story","url":""}]]

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