1b:[[34551770,{"by":"forte124","descendants":21,"id":34551770,"kids":[34556842,34552305,34553204,34552510,34552012,34556346,34554684,34554849,34553208,34552779,34552494,34566797,34554093,34626177,34553162,34555480],"score":13,"text":"I've built full-stack applications using django and vanillajs/html/css ever since grad and hosted on DO

Never really bothered to change stacks, but I'd want to know what's something that's faster/cheaper/more scalable/modern

What's your guys' go-to stack?","time":1674853125,"title":"Ask HN: What's the best tech stack for indie hacking?","type":"story"}],[34530052,{"by":"nvln","descendants":723,"id":34530052,"kids":[34538138,34532203,34533502,34530917,34536424,34534135,34535498,34531136,34532124,34535003,34531239,34532450,34531031,34535518,34534908,34532944,34537016,34532178,34530974,34533881,34533412,34538344,34532338,34532459,34530952,34530845,34533650,34532488,34534706,34530651,34533678,34532663,34532211,34537481,34534607,34533716,34532486,34536434,34537866,34530207,34531269,34535756,34533035,34532449,34534341,34530547,34532653,34531131,34537870,34533401,34534569,34533919,34532869,34533140,34535701,34538465,34532717,34530965,34530585,34530971,34538215,34533665,34533335,34534235,34531278,34532129,34533146,34537603,34536359,34532029,34530206,34539637,34536368,34530962,34532575,34537242,34531419,34537398,34616330,34534972,34537507,34539967,34607812,34617415,34532057,34545249,34539687,34530888,34538192,34531394,34534137,34531468,34539536,34538874,34539608,34535445,34531384,34539108,34531173,34534403,34533745,34546671,34531374,34537897,34535174,34537615,34617530,34531068,34536612,34545263,34538978,34533629,34531073,34617496,34617481,34532302,34533902,34538562,34541283,34531252,34533418,34537331,34531087,34532743,34550596,34535096,34535828,34531298,34534353,34532564,34545368,34535415,34531210,34539804,34534437,34533740,34532326,34533322,34533286,34533810,34538952,34538027,34536016,34536940,34532882,34533315,34535014,34540339,34615644,34535612,34538145,34538046,34566844,34531713,34536610,34548110,34536540,34532284,34536531,34543454,34533580,34537621,34534638,34532184,34532650,34539984,34539132,34534265,34539330,34546225,34536595,34539598,34538660,34531172,34539364,34538111,34532137,34534874,34534851,34537773,34537460,34540895,34536923,34535107,34534061,34534554,34533952,34536488,34533516,34531224,34537881,34534386,34534879,34544862,34540136,34532359,34534631,34619310,34537948,34539943,34532708,34538285,34534449,34535944,34542489,34538570,34532921,34539386,34536170,34532152,34533370,34539643,34533149,34535790,34533296,34533156,34531043,34531127,34538210,34530777,34539276,34536859,34531612,34535448,34535456,34547016,34533556,34540520,34533852,34538302,34534171,34531211,34535720,34539375,34538627,34538482,34545566,34536357,34536664,34545764,34539618,34532089,34536811,34534385,34538743,34547124,34532754,34546229,34533160,34534372,34535736,34539337,34536053,34552910,34532347,34660782,34546178,34539431,34545414,34538851,34537327,34536411,34531199,34536986,34547690,34539676,34533092,34534766,34540134,34554462,34532312,34533668,34535644,34536419,34533870,34530477,34533884,34533791,34537646,34536201,34532917,34561651,34533352,34539168,34533713,34533482,34559417,34558503,34537871,34575243,34538429,34537622,34536854,34531082,34553446,34535569,34534295,34540144,34535758,34622192,34538657,34531167,34532377,34534887,34532895,34537511,34545235,34536463,34539916,34536441,34535240,34531091,34530753,34548734,34537289,34539228,34537981,34545583,34532335,34548061,34536342,34534344,34544799,34531716,34531083,34535909,34567660,34539440,34538550,34533888,34547470,34548857,34537658,34547464,34539817,34538761,34537710,34536215,34533777,34533249,34532083,34539323,34533071,34532274,34533613,34530996,34532169],"score":459,"text":"Specifically the backend. I'd love to hear your reasons. Do you keep one eye on what the stack would be post MVP?

1. Old schoolish (VPS - Maybe DO, Django/Flask/Rails/Remix/Next with postgres)

2. Supabase etc with JS/TS on either side of the network

3. Lambda/Cloud functions with Firebase/Dyanamo DB/Cosmos DB etc

4..n. What else and why?","time":1674729469,"title":"Ask HN: What would be your stack if you are building an MVP today?","type":"story"}],[34205712,{"by":"account-5","descendants":53,"id":34205712,"kids":[34206477,34209606,34209121,34207103,34206918,34210488,34210384,34211670,34208690,34207244,34208743,34210332,34212780,34207899,34208871,34206433,34206926,34207872,34213176,34215723,34216337,34213138,34206899,34216131,34209789,34206387,34206501,34209333,34208914,34213951],"score":45,"text":"Happy new year HN. As the title says.

On my list are:

- Lua

- APL (not sure yet which)

- Forth

- Lisp

I will continue learning:

- Python

- JavaScript

- Dart/Flutter

- XSLT (I know, but it's work related and actually really powerful, even if outdated and overly verbose)

Edit: formatting, no idea how you make a list on this sight without it concatenating into one line if there's only a newline between each item!","time":1672575184,"title":"Ask HN: What are you going to learn in 2023?","type":"story"}],[22792829,{"by":"corecoder","descendants":364,"id":22792829,"kids":[22794228,22793146,22793724,22795690,22793111,22792922,22794214,22794860,22792994,22793676,22793787,22793063,22792984,22793029,22793755,22794779,22792901,22793234,22793332,22793648,22795084,22793318,22792888,22794270,22794157,22793420,22793720,22793242,22793037,22796918,22793150,22793192,22795702,22794464,22793413,22793104,22795288,22794378,22793511,22793503,22794513,22795066,22795036,22793871,22793653,22796940,22793727,22793933,22794106,22797263,22793641,22796418,22794702,22797682,22797829,22794125,22795864,22794678,22793836,22795306,22794411,22793824,22814698,22793771,22793571,22793589,22796406,22794625,22793166,22796415,22795626,22794964,22811810,22794916,22795135,22793139,22798114,22794611,22795472,22795218,22795095,22793651,22794796,22795157,22795357,22793081,22794328,22794630,22793479,22792895,22793201,22797052,22794865,22796407,22794312,22793741,22798488,22794877,22794712,22810583,22793377,22795005,22816732,22798549,22794500,22794736,22797695,22792900,22793040,22793087,22795495,22793974,22796413,22794105,22794315,22804223,22798078,22799827,22796584,22796552,22794113,22797230,22794579,22792971,22794623,22794649,22794680,22793558,22794592,22797542,22794772,22794087,22793552,22796065,22794007,22794751,22793154,22793131,22794135,22795714,22795034,22794754,22795153,22794681,22794662,22796713,22795056,22792881,22793445,22793093,22794439,22795088,22794670,22795504,22793068,22795706,22793485,22793023,22795867,22797807,22796336,22794019,22801176,22795008,22795104,22795881,22795703,22793401,22796317,22792913,22795718,22793867,22792978,22792889,22792993,22846887,22795091,22795002,22797163,22795227,22793054,22792959,22793244,22802325,22794647,22794398,22833285,22797118,22794413,22794817,22794714,22793542,22794982,22793002,22798609,22795158,22794203,22794182,22797423,22796854,22796661,22796383,22795597,22794829,22793336,22793058,22793984,22793463,22794368,22795371],"score":686,"text":"I'm a web developer and DevOps engineer. I know a few languages and frameworks very well, I can find my way around with a good deal of other languages and frameworks, and I'd like to learn a lot more.

My problem is that I cannot seem to be able to pick a project (any project) and stick with it long enough to do any meaningful progress, let alone finishing it.\nIt's been several years since I've managed to work on a side project for more than two days continually.

I sit before the computer thinking: I know! I'll write a roguelike in X! Five minutes later, I'm thinking: fuck roguelikes! I'll write a graphical solitar card game with Y! Five minutes later, I don't care for it anymore, and would rather write an isomorphic strategy game in Z.

The same thing happens with tools I might need, applications I think about, experimental stuff, etc.

Has anyone else experienced this, and, more importantly, found their way out? How?","time":1586173444,"title":"Ask HN: How can I pick a side project and stick with it?","type":"story"}],[22575387,{"by":"superasn","descendants":110,"id":22575387,"kids":[22575734,22575513,22575774,22575861,22575813,22575872,22575759,22575799,22575762,22576000,22575908,22581696,22575852,22576568,22576167,22575782,22575787,22575878,22577991,22582843,22575907,22575777,22576198,22576048,22577659,22575918,22575721,22576036,22576183,22576004,22576018,22575868,22578704,22575815,22575666],"score":48,"text":"I just got a phone call from my brother that a lot of online services have stopped delivering.

I just went to the supermarket and I see people just stocking up on essential items and empty shelves everywhere.

I am very much against it since it's a very illogical thing to do.

What would the sane way to go about it? Is it really possible that we can run out of things like milk and diapers nowadays?

This is the first time I'm seeing this happen in my life :(","time":1584195095,"title":"Ask HN: People are panic buying. What to do?","type":"story"}],[19727156,{"by":"_davebennett","descendants":327,"id":19727156,"kids":[19727486,19727433,19727530,19728211,19727920,19728131,19727448,19729360,19727520,19727873,19727615,19730148,19727500,19731000,19727536,19728308,19730940,19729935,19727805,19728859,19728876,19727491,19727492,19731980,19731428,19728062,19728441,19727744,19727493,19730726,19728292,19748696,19727562,19727730,19734500,19727558,19732246,19727574,19728969,19732378,19727487,19727735,19727725,19727665,19727543,19727532,19730823,19730049,19730546,19727877,19727732,19731163,19727687,19727503,19727819,19727516,19727443,19730669,19729913,19728542,19728190,19727542,19727655,19744918,19727599,19728022,19728814,19727674,19728049,19727482,19727602,19728036,19735342,19729388,19727485,19728720,19727513],"score":488,"time":1556015250,"title":"I Can't Do Anything for Fun Anymore; Every Hobby Is an Attempt to Make Money","type":"story","url":"https://www.bennettnotes.com/post/making-money-out-of-every-hobby/"}],[19161489,{"by":"raejumping","descendants":104,"id":19161489,"kids":[19161662,19161681,19161665,19161724,19161835,19161760,19161678,19161791,19161766,19162501,19162048,19161679,19161739,19161710,19161670,19164213,19162097,19161786,19161684,19161827,19167479,19161728,19161789,19161774,19162660,19161694,19161755,19161753,19161812,19161696,19161702,19161729,19161698,19161759,19161663,19161711,19163350,19161647,19161659,19161741,19162122,19189451,19161736],"score":98,"text":"I have immigrated to France for a better life a little over 2 years ago, and I have been working as a frontend developer ever since.

I have managed to move from a little under 2000€/month as a starting salary to around 2500€ now. Which is OK but not great.

But since money is a delicate subject here and people try not to talk about it, I'm clueless about how to progress and what kind strategies I should be taking.

I was wondering how all the people are landing the big bucks? How can I move to a bracket that would allow me to eventually buy a house and start a more stable life.","time":1550148907,"title":"Ask HN: How do I earn more as a developer?","type":"story"}],[18661546,{"by":"rwieruch","descendants":347,"id":18661546,"kids":[18664617,18663264,18663680,18664927,18665015,18664280,18664264,18665060,18665429,18663969,18663282,18666081,18664050,18662308,18663599,18668454,18663591,18664037,18662490,18664667,18665388,18663336,18662697,18664084,18663637,18665432,18663724,18664102,18669623,18672848,18664139,18664401,18665982,18666625,18663508,18662628,18669611,18669517,18664051,18664061,18665042,18666325,18667010,18662367,18664837,18665586,18664196,18681781,18665467,18662984,18662735,18680603,18663872,18664741,18665061,18663333,18664554,18663523,18663697,18663414,18663736,18672028,18664248,18664164,18665954,18663950,18663438,18663786,18665307,18663451,18669621,18677886,18663455,18665705,18665089,18665152,18696898,18666498,18665422,18663380,18664276,18708770,18666561,18664431,18664387,18664368,18664644,18663928,18664860,18671909,18665455,18663737,18664687,18666935,18663746,18665515,18665534,18666158,18663308,18664739,18663877,18665294,18664891,18666217,18663566,18664642,18663693,18665988,18666369,18666732,18664055,18665304,18667329,18665225,18663580,18664058,18662571,18664609,18664090,18666320,18664532,18664111,18663538,18670415,18661674,18662346,18664552,18663832,18665018,18664829,18664025,18669949,18669226,18665479,18665972,18666353,18663882,18664934,18665765,18665393,18668205,18664910,18683328,18664453,18662508,18662208,18673525,18667512,18665800,18665283,18664213,18665577,18662420,18665209,18663647,18664607,18665081,18665706,18665901,18663515],"score":578,"text":"I'd like to know which books HN read in 2018. Which of these would you recommend? Which of these surprised you, because they are not the usual suspects.","time":1544591404,"title":"Ask HN: Books you read in 2018?","type":"story"}],[16191402,{"by":"davey_the_dog","descendants":42,"id":16191402,"kids":[16192005,16192764,16194997,16191856,16193275,16192863,16192128,16193168,16193005,16193662,16193702,16191618,16191588,16192221,16191539,16192028,16213640,16193187,16194096,16193119,16192236,16192373,16191483,16192485,16191954,16191691,16191943,16192007,16194640,16191475],"score":34,"text":"$1c","time":1516410602,"title":"Does Anyone Find Joy in Programming","type":"story"}],[14064344,{"by":"sndean","descendants":33,"id":14064344,"kids":[14064393,14079940,14065081,14084582,14065381,14083649,14067982,14066423,14064383,14071249,14075864,14066144,14082316,14102926,14064572,14075348,14064451,14067959,14096803,14082211,14082212],"score":18,"time":1491608929,"title":"Ask HN: What can I buy for under $50 that will most dramatically improve my life","type":"story"}],[9474601,{"by":"gadr90","descendants":34,"id":9474601,"kids":[9474934,9474875,9476220,9475773,9475014,9474706,9481144,9475567,9475730,9474980,9475118,9476053,9474704,9475777,9474720,9476012,9480672,9475120],"score":34,"text":"So, been a while since I last saw a post discussing notebooks here in HN. What is the best notebook for developers in your opinion and why? From ultrabooks to desktop replacements, every vote is valid.","time":1430515281,"title":"Ask HN: Best developer notebook in 2015?","type":"story","url":""}],[7029845,{"by":"hoers","descendants":8,"id":7029845,"kids":[7042268,7030066,7043088,7029912,7040555],"score":7,"text":"So many dodgy reviews out there, thought I ask you guys for some current recommendations.","time":1389266577,"title":"Ask HN: What VPN Services do you use/recommend?","type":"story","url":""}]]

user:	johnstorey
created:	January 9, 2014
karma:	32