16:[[29227897,{"by":"bhalina","descendants":3,"id":29227897,"kids":[29228042,29229043,29229037],"score":1,"text":"I'm looking for a CMS that is super fast (think: static site fast) but allows for a lot of customization. Please submit links and I'll check them out.","time":1636987177,"title":"Ask HN: Fastest WordPress Alternatives","type":"story"}],[27662623,{"by":"messutied","descendants":3,"id":27662623,"kids":[27662990,27662685,27666609],"score":4,"text":"Our small team is quickly outgrowing Trello boards, so I'm looking for good options for software project management tools.

In the past I used to love PivotalTracker, but it seems to be a bit outdated and lacking some features, like the ability to have custom statuses, as I'd like to have statuses like: "In staging", "Tested in staging", "deployed to production" (interested to hear how you approach this steps).

ClickUp and Clubhouse look like the best candidates from what I've evaluated so far, and they both have the added value of being flexible enough that could be used to manage the other company projects outside of development.

I'd rather don't got with Jira as it (in my experience) can be slow, and feels like overloaded for a small team.

What software do you use for managing your software projects? how happy are you with it?","time":1624891366,"title":"Ask HN: What project management tool do you use for software development?","type":"story"}],[27540941,{"by":"DamnInteresting","descendants":356,"id":27540941,"kids":[27545749,27543167,27555876,27554567,27554485,27554748,27554943,27554835,27545876,27555865,27544632,27555073,27554271,27541618,27554997,27554541,27555772,27544418,27555058,27554551,27541188,27543786,27555087,27542784,27554134,27554196,27554328,27555554,27554815,27554685,27556044,27555008,27555286,27556019,27556005,27556221,27554708,27555359,27555181,27556361,27556300,27554094,27552365,27556075,27555816,27558496,27557021,27555004,27556967,27557557,27556006,27555116,27561325,27555605,27555887,27558521,27555129,27541219,27555445,27554154,27555233,27556610,27555454,27553309,27556665,27555298,27547652,27555586,27559670,27554538,27555591,27555180,27554213,27555061,27543870,27541245,27556728,27556824,27557111,27554888,27554771,27554591,27555476,27557558,27554950,27554108,27554149,27555468,27554739,27556518,27556663,27558973,27554850,27556819,27556122,27554277,27554528,27554673,27555769,27555810,27559309,27540962,27555196,27554930,27541071,27555227,27555426,27547492,27555274,27554712,27554313,27555400,27555321,27554927,27555241,27555847,27555724,27555123,27559411,27554805,27556656,27543983,27554726,27554191,27554155,27561023,27559432,27553835,27556523,27555216,27555149,27554721,27556602,27556376,27554777,27557669,27554729,27556484,27554074,27555589,27557911,27554709,27555128,27555597,27555556,27555536,27556232,27557758,27556611,27558128,27554912,27555268,27555802,27558397,27555895,27557580,27555490,27558308,27554556,27547696,27558550,27554821,27554585,27554763,27557573,27554750,27554230,27555838,27555731,27554984],"score":211,"text":"Despite my best efforts, in the past few years I have had no luck with desk chairs--each one I've had grows uncomfortable after 10-15 minutes of working. This discomfort manifests as sore legs, sore back, feeling too warm, poor seating posture, and similar inconveniences. I recognize the need to stand up and stretch periodically, but these uncomfy chairs make it really difficult to get into the zone.

Have you found a chair that makes you happy? Given the amount of time I must spend at a keyboard, I am willing to spend real money. For reference, I am a 40ish 5'10" male with an average build (pandemic deterioration notwithstanding).

I also have a treadmill desk, and it's great for humdrum work, but sometimes it is necessary to sit down and dig in when the task at hand is more challenging.","time":1623944984,"title":"Ask HN: Have you found a good desk chair?","type":"story"}],[24615530,{"by":"ronakjain90","descendants":17,"id":24615530,"kids":[24622361,24624995,24622903,24625214,24637109,24623155,24625108,24625159],"score":126,"time":1601293037,"title":"Alar: The making of an open-source dictionary","type":"story","url":"https://zerodha.tech/blog/alar-the-making-of-an-open-source-dictionary/"}],[24120325,{"by":"pwys","descendants":45,"id":24120325,"kids":[24121327,24125525,24121299,24122575,24127717,24125774,24121202,24120482,24128307,24128288,24126436,24121260,24125707,24125378,24126045,24122161],"score":228,"time":1597154586,"title":"Show HN: EventNative – An open-source, user event collection service","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/ksensehq/eventnative"}],[23987288,{"by":"billman","descendants":43,"id":23987288,"kids":[23987637,23988562,23988869,23987445,23989491,23988560,23992837,23988062,23988499,23992502,23990554,23988430,23987366,23987535,23989153,23988159,23989389,23987514,23988964,23994909,23987636,23989116,23987695,23987802,23988291,23987446],"score":14,"time":1596034352,"title":"Ask HN: What software technologies will still be around 20 years from now?","type":"story"}],[20532615,{"by":"coldpencil","descendants":2,"id":20532615,"kids":[20532936],"score":5,"text":"Hi, is there anyone who has deep insights into Apache Druid?

I have some questions about it

- Is Druid recommendable in terms of its performance and functions? \n - If you are in the actual use of Druid, for which purpose are you utilizing it and which benefits does it provide?\n - How is it compared to other time-series databases?\n - We are thinking of linking Druid-processed data with BI tools. If you are currently linking Druid-processed data with other next-steps what would that be?

I would really appreciate your advice thanks!","time":1564119505,"title":"Ask HN: Opinions on Apache Druid engine","type":"story"}],[20400297,{"by":"deca6cda37d0","descendants":1,"id":20400297,"kids":[20400323],"score":1,"time":1562748985,"title":"A Word About Apple’s OS Betas","type":"story","url":"https://ulysses.app/blog/2019/07/a-word-about-apples-os-betas/"}],[20281254,{"by":"gilad","descendants":44,"id":20281254,"kids":[20281705,20281776,20281706,20281764,20282256,20281567,20283235,20282970,20283340,20285677,20282879,20283074,20283196,20282643,20281573],"score":126,"time":1561514705,"title":"I will now charge my clients a fee to support open source projects","type":"story","url":"https://dev.to/manuelbieh/i-will-now-charge-my-clients-a-fee-to-support-open-source-projects-277"}],[19435686,{"by":"oppressedgf","descendants":9,"id":19435686,"kids":[19435805,19436230,19435974,19437146,19435831,19449928],"score":2,"text":"So here's the deal; I'm 14, a hobbyist web developer and I'm really overwhelmed by how many things I could learn.\nMy goal is to be proficient in at least one major stack by the time I'm 16, so I can A) Have something to show off to colleges and therefore B) have even more to show off to potential employers. I feel like 2 years is enough for me to get a moderate understanding of a popular tech stack, however I have no clue what. I know I'm capable enough in PHP and I'd like to imagine I know my way around the LAMP/LEMP stack, however I _really_ don't want a career in PHP development.

So, HN, what would you recommend I commit to and practice throughout the next 2 years?

If it makes it easier to help, I'm currently capable in Python, PHP, and the basic web stack: HTML, CSS, JS (as well as Node.js for server-side).

Thanks!","time":1553028588,"title":"Ask HN: What would you recommend a 14y/o to learn over the next 2 years?","type":"story"}],[19381188,{"by":"cVwEq","descendants":2,"id":19381188,"kids":[19389299,19382811],"score":1,"text":"What are some of your "go-to" mental shortcuts for doing math in your head, that you use regularly?

A few examples that have been useful to me:

1. Memorizing fractions to decimals for 1/1 through 1/25. (e.g. 1/7 = approx 0.14. Then if you have, say, 3 out of 7 of something, it's easy to approximate the percentage or do other useful things.)\n2. A number is evenly divisible by three if the sum of its numbers is evenly divisible by three (e.g. 3213; 3 + 2 + 1 + 3 = 9, which is evenly divisible by three, therefore, 3213 is as well)\n3. Memorizing 2^x from x=0 to 22","time":1552498394,"title":"Ask HN: Best shortcuts for doing math in your head","type":"story"}],[19362928,{"by":"all2","descendants":62,"id":19362928,"kids":[19363519,19363768,19364211,19363263,19366413,19364057,19366740,19363568,19363207,19378445,19364604,19369922,19366313,19388940,19380560,19377709,19364530,19375332,19367526,19366620,19366452,19363911,19367029,19371069,19381736,19384104,19367891,19370389,19372917,19364754],"score":112,"text":"$17","time":1552339190,"title":"Ask HN: How do I 3x my performance?","type":"story"}],[19315844,{"by":"divyankgoswami","descendants":1,"id":19315844,"kids":[19317296],"score":1,"text":"Hi, We are excited about the launch of our SURFboard mAX AX11000 router which is a gigabit Mesh Wi-Fi network solution that scales to match your home and your needs. First of its kind, this tri-band 802.11ax mesh Wi-Fi system with true gigabit speeds is up to 400 times faster and 400 times the range of 802.11ac. Two 802.11ax access points do the work of three older 802.11ac units. Our team is trying hard to make it a commercial success and hence we need testers like you to be a part of this journey and to be the early adopters of the 802.11ax technology. Based on your profile and responses we’ll reach out to you if you are selected for the upcoming beta test","time":1551837158,"title":"Beta Testing Opportunity for World's Fastest Mesh Router","type":"story"}],[18965104,{"by":"room271","descendants":2,"id":18965104,"kids":[18966693],"score":1,"text":"Does anyone know of sites that have copied the AMP approach to JS/perf but not using AMP itself? It seems like the approach is interesting (custom elements with a core managing things). Too, there are good reasons why AMP itself may not be a good choice (e.g. if you need components it doesn't provide). But I'm struggling to find examples. Mostly the talk is just React or other similar libraries, which feel inappropriate for sites with mostly simple behaviour.","time":1548118918,"title":"Examples of AMP-like JavaScript approaches?","type":"story"}],[18010512,{"by":"kylemathews","descendants":34,"id":18010512,"kids":[18011099,18010874,18010990,18016227,18013046,18011127,18010995,18011243,18011394,18010899,18013492,18011082,18011549,18013975,18013704,18011053,18011343],"score":104,"time":1537221596,"title":"Announcing Gatsby 2.0.0","type":"story","url":"https://www.gatsbyjs.org/blog/2018-09-17-gatsby-v2/"}],[17915399,{"by":"brighteduworld","descendants":1,"id":17915399,"kids":[17916779],"score":1,"text":"How can I upload videos on some storage service like cloud & stream them through Learning Management Service without allowing end users to download/ share the videos? Which services are suitable for this? I tried MS Azure. But videos become downloadable.","time":1536127664,"title":"Streaming of videos","type":"story"}],[17902035,{"by":"bananicorn","descendants":1,"id":17902035,"kids":[17902218],"score":3,"text":"I was just wondering if anyone actually managed to get a e-ink screen for writing/programming - maybe the paperlike or a hacked e-reader or anything of the sorts.

And if so, how does it work out for you - is it even practical?","time":1535975445,"title":"Anyone using a E-Ink screen for writing/programming?","type":"story"}],[17636856,{"by":"gravy","descendants":154,"id":17636856,"kids":[17642012,17641010,17639695,17639588,17636931,17639334,17637192,17651449,17640758,17637852,17638419,17637255,17643008,17637342,17643309,17639447,17639547,17637142,17639516,17640990,17639348,17637119,17639346,17637134,17637217,17641734,17639471,17637386,17638889,17639101,17637491,17639435,17642078,17649296,17637500,17656046,17644681,17639605,17639195,17657279,17640016,17637388,17649671,17637219,17639724,17637011,17641425,17646351,17644860,17637000,17637421,17640512,17640850,17639916,17639745,17637146,17659491,17639557,17645039,17643129,17637289,17637290,17637522,17637590,17637631,17637179,17643975,17639656,17639114,17637140,17637518,17637350,17643793,17637688,17640302,17637404,17639996,17637909,17636995,17640213,17637358,17637620,17637141,17637343,17637238,17640321,17639167,17636958,17641878,17637170,17637033,17639642,17637160,17643600,17637251,17637154,17639024,17640061,17652277,17643327,17637149,17639003,17637152],"score":78,"text":"Doesn't have to be tech related.","time":1532846590,"title":"Ask HN: How old are you (optional) and what was the last thing that you learned?","type":"story"}],[17532094,{"by":"brownguy","descendants":429,"id":17532094,"kids":[17533712,17534291,17533142,17534123,17533777,17533788,17534920,17534169,17542338,17534056,17533204,17533266,17534795,17534831,17534666,17533198,17533380,17534286,17536323,17534597,17534374,17534752,17534629,17532920,17535203,17534516,17534351,17533079,17534017,17534383,17532530,17533836,17533077,17535575,17534759,17534716,17533893,17539389,17533860,17533159,17533090,17534342,17534931,17532579,17533938,17534570,17534058,17534546,17536705,17533795,17533953,17534542,17539599,17534174,17534440,17533845,17533278,17535021,17533751,17536268,17533172,17533911,17533990,17534036,17533823,17535017,17633475,17534558,17533089,17543147,17535825,17533321,17534989,17533807,17534363,17534001,17541688,17534147,17534204,17534225,17533822,17534184,17535089,17539793,17534588,17533244,17535768,17535516,17533249,17535161,17536277,17532356,17536400,17535258,17546943,17533914,17534487,17535092,17533215,17534267,17533234,17534971,17533862,17538483,17534172,17534043,17548236,17534779,17550112,17533276,17534766,17533868,17541698,17535386,17535761,17534322,17534903,17534689,17534391,17535002,17533951,17533208,17535126,17534099,17620846,17534357,17539212,17535191,17536340,17541682,17534804,17536959,17553560,17538491,17533710,17547875,17534805,17534088,17542115,17533774,17534307,17538958,17537093,17533307,17532393,17534975,17533361,17534259,17534354,17533342,17534526,17539619,17535167,17548856,17535027,17532584,17533253,17533144,17554148,17539029,17533746,17533164,17535061,17548055,17535038,17535142,17534534,17534298,17534296,17534944,17533356,17541497,17533277,17534626,17539647,17533980,17533696,17534643,17533263,17534399,17577234,17548878,17539522,17537305,17535293,17533354,17533297,17534520,17545577,17534735,17533958,17534822,17534300],"score":374,"text":"I've been using Evernote but I'm tired of the 2 device limit; suggestions for alternatives? Thanks!","time":1531598860,"title":"Ask HN: Favorite note-taking software?","type":"story"}],[17513812,{"by":"rhizome31","descendants":3,"id":17513812,"kids":[17521049,17520357,17521956],"score":16,"time":1531398960,"title":"Elixir: A Mini-Documentary [video]","type":"story","url":"http://doc.honeypot.io/elixir-documentary-2018/"}],[17102864,{"by":"ryanram","descendants":7,"id":17102864,"kids":[17103772,17103791,17109336,17102913,17105390,17103363],"score":1,"time":1526661811,"title":"Ask HN: Do I have the right to delete an account someone created with my email?","type":"story"}]]

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