16:[[47139951,{"by":"otterley","descendants":209,"id":47139951,"kids":[47141081,47144121,47140589,47143851,47141346,47141188,47143217,47140939,47140087,47140742,47141201,47143710,47140861,47152141,47185963,47141011,47141356,47143214,47198830,47141375,47145502,47139994,47142241,47141932,47140390,47140198,47145410,47146418,47145773,47142089,47140919,47141552,47141141,47142362,47148757,47141355,47144226,47143009,47141222,47141432,47140279,47147763,47142606,47149852,47140181,47151472,47142536,47144006,47144360,47150356,47143579,47140757,47188007,47140228,47148398,47145559,47144408,47178151,47140193,47192391,47141024,47140374,47146423,47146296,47142254,47140172,47140698,47140708,47176939,47140343,47146815,47168011,47199155,47141977,47176203],"score":146,"text":"$17","time":1771954417,"title":"1Password pricing increasing up to 33% in March","type":"story"}],[44971273,{"by":"pera","descendants":903,"id":44971273,"kids":[44971494,44975026,44972934,44979878,44972755,44971700,44978206,44980467,44972792,44975350,44975625,44976725,44974543,44976306,44971550,44972712,44971476,44973582,44972693,44972438,44978731,44977767,44971802,44975339,44974603,44975748,44971553,44973706,44971445,44972660,44978897,44981608,44973174,44971601,44973363,44980785,44983685,44974647,44971712,44976566,44971617,44973461,44972811,44976187,44973293,44973384,44972622,44975491,44976979,44972867,44979771,44971703,44980013,44971596,44971649,44972764,44973668,44978271,44977486,44973707,44972583,44973825,44979514,44971521,44971717,44971646,44971763,44977785,44973710,44974071,44972595,44973850,44973008,44976450,44990857,44975638,44980282,44978381,44972648,44971749,44973007,44976300,44972739,44977908,44973628,44978309,44974034,44971555,44972403,45010680,44971960,44971752,44976755,44974175,44972778,44971578],"score":817,"time":1755774248,"title":"Mark Zuckerberg freezes AI hiring amid bubble fears","type":"story","url":"https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/08/21/zuckerberg-freezes-ai-hiring-amid-bubble-fears/"}],[44911873,{"by":"jc_811","descendants":103,"id":44911873,"kids":[44912206,44913075,44913038,44912605,44912755,44912743,44913121,44912654,44913122,44914021],"score":57,"time":1755262883,"title":"What kids told us about how to get them off their phones","type":"story","url":"https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2025/08/kids-smartphones-play-freedom/683742/"}],[44663003,{"by":"TerribleTurnout","descendants":263,"id":44663003,"kids":[44663526,44663063,44663159,44663222,44663662,44663183,44663333,44663289,44663144,44663385,44663744,44802201,44663974,44663677,44665940,44664017,44750328,44663897,44664416,44663397,44663180,44663504,44663073,44665820,44665875,44663172,44663353,44663154,44663196],"score":268,"time":1753298802,"title":"AccuWeather to discontinue free access to Core Weather API","type":"story","url":"https://developer.accuweather.com/new-portal"}],[44175773,{"by":"diggan","descendants":223,"id":44175773,"kids":[44178761,44178570,44176652,44176247,44176125,44176227,44176732,44175882,44176184,44178894,44176616,44176590,44179816,44176901,44179181,44184557,44178787,44177348,44176619,44176512,44178977,44176858,44180052,44177707,44180892,44177220,44180733,44176931,44176585,44180357,44177714,44176728,44182245,44177583,44178044,44176274,44180315,44176572,44176720,44176945],"score":309,"time":1748992285,"title":"Precious Plastic is in trouble","type":"story","url":"https://www.preciousplastic.com//news/problems-in-precious-plastic"}],[43799114,{"by":"quesera","descendants":2,"id":43799114,"kids":[43863230,43809333],"score":5,"text":"Pivotal Tracker will EOL on 2025-04-30 [0].

If you have emigrated from Pivotal Tracker to a new tracker, what are your experiences? Good, bad, or indifferent.

Our team's initial list of candidates for investigation looked like this (some with greater resemblance to Tracker than others, and omitting the obvious options that no one was willing to settle for):

  - Linear\n  - Shortcut\n  - Click Up\n  - Pivotal Replacement\n  - Planisphere\n  - LiteTracker\n  - Taiga\n

\nAnd there's another list of candidates here: https://bye-tracker.net/

...

Now that we (HN) have all had time to look around, are there any strong recommendations, for or against?

We ($employer) have migrated already, but before fully committing, would appreciate hearing the experiences of others.

[0] Broadcom announcement: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/blog/2024-09-18-end-of-life","time":1745620447,"title":"Ask HN: Pivotal Tracker EOL; Emigrant Stories?","type":"story"}],[43715737,{"by":"mooreds","descendants":94,"id":43715737,"kids":[43716027,43716037,43716067,43716145,43720301,43716256,43717259,43716875,43716544,43715864,43719096,43716229,43723551,43716671,43718356,43716059,43715922,43716161,43720267,43716005,43716061,43718072,43716052,43718216],"score":72,"time":1744892433,"title":"I Cannot Be Technical","type":"story","url":"https://www.fightforthehuman.com/why-i-cannot-be-technical/"}],[43680597,{"by":"figassis","descendants":40,"id":43680597,"kids":[43684713,43686403,43686015,43680791,43680710,43682431,43725349,43716303,43680702,43701047,43689887,43682814,43685237,43689353,43692892,43683010,43680831,43682405,43680698,43697322,43685965,43680876,43686907,43680686,43689627,43686784,43688955,43688080],"score":51,"text":"Click login, get sent an email link that you have to first wait to be delivered (sometimes takes a full minute, sometimes you have to resend the link).

Sometimes the link goes to spam, sometimes you have to search for it like a needle in a haystack of other notifications.

Sometimes you are not logged into your email on that device, or it's a small screen that makes it a pain.

Maybe it's my mother, and she now has to go find where she wrote down her email password because she still can't figure out that 1Password thing I setup for her. Also, she does not have 1Password on this computer (maybe it's a public library).

All this pain because a developer did not want to bother with authentication.

Many, many products are like this nowadays, but the worst offenders are developer tools and OSS projects, and looks like the justification is just that, they just wanted to scratch their itch of a specific feature, why bother with auth when there is google.

Am I crazy?","time":1744633928,"title":"Ask HN: Magic links are bad UX and make people's lives worse. Change my mind","type":"story"}],[43692476,{"by":"pomarie","descendants":108,"id":43692476,"kids":[43695961,43693443,43696015,43693194,43700075,43698434,43693466,43698418,43695839,43696505,43692980,43693742,43701980,43693823,43694883,43698020,43721890,43694729,43707634,43699722,43699230,43694637,43697682,43699923,43694358,43695563,43693645,43693702,43699309,43694078,43694724,43693504,43694055,43708050,43696686,43694711,43696302,43700785,43693956,43702321,43710344,43694678,43694944,43694395,43695361,43697263,43693520],"score":221,"text":"$18","time":1744724061,"title":"Launch HN: mrge.io (YC X25) – Cursor for code review","type":"story"}],[42990540,{"by":"Papamanolis","descendants":51,"id":42990540,"kids":[42990544,42990784,42990761,42990633,42991801,43007463,42991861,42990782,42990953,42991193,42993155,42996316,42995933,42991683,42991719,42991976,42992491,42993108],"score":104,"time":1739107690,"title":"Show HN: My first side project, streamlined book clubs on Slack","type":"story","url":"https://booktalk.club/"}],[42886860,{"by":"PaulHoule","descendants":168,"id":42886860,"kids":[42917615,42887011,42918683,42918407,42918164,42918932,42917784,42917741,42917742,42918515,42918476,42925419,42924643,42917757,42919317,42918297,42918504,42925818,42918508,42918156,42917410,42918290],"score":145,"time":1738325446,"title":"Detroit’s revival takes shape after decades of decay","type":"story","url":"https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jan/04/detroit-revitalization"}],[42675389,{"by":"anthropodie","descendants":27,"id":42675389,"kids":[42675597,42675408,42676467,42715612,42678574,42676268,42684553,42678346,42675629,42676497,42691466,42680600],"score":13,"text":"It's one of those sites that I frequently visit and get a glaring screen in my face when switching tabs. Just wanted to know if this feature is ever going to be available. I mean it's 2025!","time":1736704893,"title":"Ask HN: Will HN ever have a dark mode?","type":"story"}],[42600893,{"by":"biphasic","descendants":69,"id":42600893,"kids":[42601509,42601473,42601191,42601316,42603556,42601211,42601418,42601170,42601286,42601206,42602969,42601565,42616129,42601184,42601439,42601358,42601308,42602577,42633737,42601545,42601183,42602094,42601265,42650125,42601204,42601421,42601182,42601477,42601442,42601458,42604599,42601313,42601366,42604960],"score":46,"text":"$19","time":1736072910,"title":"CTO / cofounder exit deal after 1.5y at 600k revenue without SHA","type":"story"}],[42308225,{"by":"izwasm","descendants":12,"id":42308225,"kids":[42309456,42324893,42314210,42316766,42311164,42309841,42308273,42317364,42309081,42318269,42312195],"score":10,"text":"Has anyone here did something like this with 0 audience ? Because it seems that this only works when you have like a 10K followers or a 5K community members","time":1733244511,"title":"Ask HN: How to Market Before Building?","type":"story"}],[42263552,{"by":"armank-dev","descendants":20,"id":42263552,"kids":[42268488,42265775,42265157,42266574,42265595,42265488,42297078,42267277,42268838,42265663,42292136,42264977,42283942,42268941],"score":14,"text":"hi! i want to build an a/b testing tool, but i'm struggling to learn how to approach building some aspects.

for clarification, i'm not looking for a/b testing tools. rather, i'm looking for resources on how I can build these types of a/b tools myself. i have a high level overview of the data flow and architecture that i know my product should have. i need to hash each user_id to ensure each user consistently gets the same version, and also need to ensure that each version is split evenly among the entire userbase. then i should store this user_id-version mapping for quick lookup later. but i'm stumped when it comes to this:

- how do i know which hashing algorithm to use to ensure that each version is split evenly among the userbase?\n- is it better to build and run this hashing and allocation in-house or are there external services that help with this?","time":1732782119,"title":"Where to learn how to build an A/B testing tool?","type":"story"}],[42104378,{"by":"9woc","descendants":91,"id":42104378,"kids":[42136193,42142685,42141218,42136211,42142440,42147082,42137699,42135942,42147692,42149980,42139172,42139931,42138637,42141195,42146265,42146195,42142872,42141182,42141524,42136056,42136400,42138991,42144924,42140325,42140514],"score":143,"time":1731295498,"title":"Control iPhone with the movement of your eyes","type":"story","url":"https://support.apple.com/en-sg/guide/iphone/iph66057d0f6/ios"}],[41918131,{"by":"justchad","descendants":6,"id":41918131,"kids":[41918352,41921747,41921686,41918209],"score":7,"text":"I am a software engineer with nearly 15 YOE and as I progressed I have been drawn more and more towards product. I am interested in transitioning to the PM role at a startup but would like to be setup for success upon doing so. What classes, books, courses, etc would you recommend to someone with my background?","time":1729627405,"title":"Ask HN: What are the best resources for SWE to PM transition?","type":"story"}],[41892850,{"by":"babyent","descendants":18,"id":41892850,"kids":[41894460,41893297,41893015,41897010,41893000,41893232,41905274,41893231,41894700],"score":3,"text":"Hi. I have been using email login and admin users can invite their colleagues by email address.

Of course, many established companies offer SSO, ability to login using Google, Apple, other oauth.

I asked around to my test users and a few potential users and they mentioned email is fine. In my own experience as a SWE I used many softwares at work which used just email login. However, many more offered a bunch more.

Will it be fine to open it up to broader audience without all these things?","time":1729398309,"title":"Ask HN: Early B2B SaaS without features like SSO, OAuth login, etc.?","type":"story"}],[41833200,{"by":"tahnok","descendants":119,"id":41833200,"kids":[41836168,41834576,41838376,41835057,41836562,41834151,41836800,41834167,41840486,41840606,41837095,41943627,41834012,41833682,41833646,41834241,41836206,41843651,41839681,41836100,41838637,41837674,41837678,41838223,41833964],"score":355,"time":1728867997,"title":"Python client for the $20 Colmi R02 smart ring","type":"story","url":"https://tahnok.github.io/colmi_r02_client/colmi_r02_client.html"}],[41513767,{"by":"mmphosis","descendants":130,"id":41513767,"kids":[41514720,41514723,41514662,41514653,41514793,41514983,41514669,41514776,41514632,41514699,41514695,41515030,41515142,41514644,41514857,41515151,41515039,41514754,41514714,41514712,41515380,41515033,41514878,41520971,41515009,41514975,41514824,41514957,41514707,41514786,41514728,41514683,41514706],"score":82,"time":1726077727,"title":"Why Copilot Is Making Programmers Worse at Programming","type":"story","url":"https://www.darrenhorrocks.co.uk/why-copilot-making-programmers-worse-at-programming/"}],[41510103,{"by":"nowyoudont","descendants":495,"id":41510103,"kids":[41512162,41512026,41512402,41512189,41510174,41510407,41513552,41510161,41511858,41510341,41512742,41510138,41511752,41512127,41602363,41510139,41513311,41511859,41510412,41514135,41513992,41510210,41512875,41513786,41512566,41512662,41512006,41512136,41515154,41512793,41511794,41510176,41511937,41512745,41512358,41558682,41511925,41517392,41511303,41510171,41520526,41510294,41512105,41516126,41515390,41510380,41512771,41511689,41513456,41514168,41510769,41511645,41510278,41514154,41517120,41514943,41512703,41512458,41513287,41519432,41515435,41515077,41514749,41512534,41511875,41511970,41510426,41512211,41512113,41511122,41512508,41514670,41516957,41515411,41510344,41510329,41510185,41513333,41510285,41632023,41517161,41517152,41521350,41537230,41510227,41521783],"score":1098,"text":"If you haven't heard of it, Pave is a YC-backed startup that helps startups with compensation. I can't actually access the system so I'm speaking from hearsay and what's information on public parts of their website. The way I understand it works is that you connect Pave to your HR and Payroll systems, they take the data about who you employ and how much you pay them, combine it with all their other companies, and give companies a collective breakdown of compensation ranges.

My question is, isn't this specifically anti-competitive wage fixing? This seems exactly like RealPage but for employee compensation. As far as I know, colluding on wages like this is illegal. Is there something about the company that I'm missing?","time":1726051855,"title":"Ask HN: Why is Pave legal?","type":"story"}],[41161315,{"by":"45HCPW","descendants":594,"id":41161315,"kids":[41194744,41195655,41197928,41198944,41195974,41202599,41183264,41161524,41198399,41162589,41180903,41197838,41203005,41184657,41194738,41186266,41195357,41202158,41195551,41198346,41178178,41194865,41161556,41182701,41197502,41195459,41195005,41203384,41202763,41197366,41196263,41194209,41195256,41194957,41199970,41198155,41196810,41197418,41195236,41195347,41201045,41198652,41194708,41200948,41204574,41202906,41203192,41198269,41198646,41193723,41187083,41201288,41195435,41195298,41193182,41198595,41265371,41178835,41195494,41176389,41202773,41193688,41195973,41200116,41195425,41206488,41203506,41202885,41183573,41196249,41203040,41177961,41214636,41199614,41205932,41203128,41203545,41204083,41200951,41206509,41201582,41198910,41198854,41199261,41199272,41201075,41204331,41195410,41195799,41196907,41206681,41197308,41193510,41200926,41204859,41201349,41201806,41181409,41198656,41203492,41178313,41195155,41205989,41199099,41196655,41199503,41200388,41194725,41193946,41199031,41198544,41198632,41193301,41201809,41197640,41194100,41199649,41199809,41201313,41203861,41197880,41195417,41199669,41198993,41204180,41202852,41193272,41203014,41202708,41200051,41198816,41199639,41193932,41195153,41199348,41197728,41202038,41217528,41200888,41200096,41202864,41204365,41203643,41204338,41195397,41193255,41203968,41203076,41194830,41201058,41200554,41196609,41197506,41201989,41205662,41196679,41201880,41208535,41199165,41193380,41200858,41188889,41198234,41193136,41197012,41196505,41193352,41202494,41197741,41196564,41195636,41195810,41194800,41203944,41193200,41209756,41214949,41199042,41201280,41199548,41197236,41203297,41195842,41198630,41194737,41201328,41195716,41198558,41203759,41195427,41203616,41200191,41198363,41196415,41205844,41204263,41194761,41195402,41194745,41183509,41200134,41199326,41223205,41198310,41193381,41195659,41203349,41201610,41198536,41196105,41199920,41202381,41197003,41199046,41197991,41196804,41195287,41195390,41200202,41163761,41180756,41203305,41199376,41196991,41203875,41196777,41195194,41199900,41196417,41195154,41195960,41204325,41199979,41201850,41199555,41203451,41199308,41205475,41200299,41201403,41196395,41204343,41203036,41198953,41196168,41199370,41194671,41203354,41202820,41204566,41195642,41203322,41198733,41197653,41204986,41197115,41196280,41197303,41202712,41200007,41201531,41195282,41193400,41195797,41199010,41199927,41199569,41203200,41198954,41197995,41205697,41195060,41201919,41196546,41202395,41200193,41199056,41203272,41197177,41194712,41202552,41193412,41195910,41178485,41198921,41203587,41199393,41201909,41199259,41201254,41203080,41199883,41195700,41195306,41197768,41203633,41199924,41198326,41195489,41198249,41204310,41196271,41200871,41197039,41199714,41195592,41193243,41195768,41198010,41196428,41204085,41201456,41198658,41200638,41193021,41197165,41197917,41193339,41195481,41193314,41196029,41193322,41197588,41202812,41196847,41194900,41196183,41205461,41198383,41204055,41201934,41198665,41196579,41195782,41195008,41194914,41198289,41230755,41203635,41198624,41197275,41202607,41201589,41201598,41202865],"score":565,"text":"$1a","time":1722865420,"title":"Ask HN: Should we bring software dev in-house?","type":"story"}],[41010229,{"by":"HowToFinishP","descendants":56,"id":41010229,"kids":[41010641,41010384,41010746,41011355,41011331,41010867,41010529,41013318,41011353,41010773,41010539,41011311,41011439,41012049,41010576,41010606,41014674,41011411,41011777,41010712,41012215,41010580,41012236,41011601,41010532,41011212,41010738,41010635,41011966,41010881,41011647,41011243,41011207,41010500,41012206,41011768,41012782,41025403,41029123,41010821,41010801,41011308,41091788,41033079],"score":68,"text":"$1b","time":1721417687,"title":"Ask HN: How to finish last 30% of a side project?","type":"story"}]]

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