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> How many people on hacker news are running successful online businesses on their own? What is your business and how did you get started?

> Defining successful as a profitable business which provides the majority of the owners income.

> Have any recent trends affected your business?","time":1679953381,"title":"Ask HN: Successful one-person online businesses?","type":"story"}],[35305561,{"by":"ftxbro","descendants":94,"id":35305561,"kids":[35307780,35306665,35306774,35308806,35308174,35307078,35305719,35306898,35307653,35305950,35306487,35305979,35306003,35306882,35305882,35305791],"score":98,"time":1679769064,"title":"OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Lex Fridman Podcast [video]","type":"story","url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_Guz73e6fw"}],[34743772,{"by":"slymerson","descendants":552,"id":34743772,"kids":[34747015,34743979,34746944,34744048,34746514,34744143,34747048,34745033,34743883,34744098,34744069,34744017,34746961,34746592,34749884,34746479,34749896,34748672,34745494,34749459,34746827,34747963,34750230,34744990,34751036,34746890,34750362,34748561,34744035,34743941,34747975,34748131,34743837,34747512,34746685,34747887,34751732,34744102,34748286,34747580,34749518,34750202,34747827,34744010,34746421,34759762,34744419,34748155,34746580,34750112,34750553,34746803,34749017,34768507,34776260,34750688,34753102,34750863,34763237,34754512,34750167,34746396,34770477,34744100,34750169,34746903,34764825,34767739,34749369,34747031,34744172,34750445,34744095,34744053,34749602,34747537,34743898,34743918,34744153,34750906,34748946,34754416,34750907,34745796,34752480,34744038,34750793,34750741,34743859,34754854,34748489,34743902,34754103,34744029,34747231,34750384,34749222,34749715,34747695,34747217,34774927,34747823,34744022,34745982,34747992,34747469,34744018,34747953,34767380,34753708,34743933],"score":461,"text":"Medium.com is still up and running so it hasn't failed exactly, but it's not the best platform to go to anymore when it comes to blogging.

The post quality has deteriorated, and it feels like I'm reading the same posts over and over again. Not to mention the stupid paywall which is infuriating.

Why did Medium end up like this? In the beginning it was pretty good but then it started to wither. Is there any way for a platform like Medium to keep up with high quality posts while also paying their writers well?

Substack has done a good job at competing in the blogging market but it's different from Medium. Medium is more of a social blogging platform while Substack is more of a newsletter platform. Substack doesn't have an algorithm that recommends you content, but instead shows you exactly who you follow. This is nice, but I can't deny that I also like finding new content through a recommendation engine, which Medium also sucks at.","time":1676054243,"title":"Ask HN: Why did medium.com \"fail\"?","type":"story"}],[31338591,{"by":"pmoriarty","descendants":457,"id":31338591,"kids":[31341517,31343666,31339483,31340715,31339745,31339939,31340935,31339849,31339075,31343014,31344836,31339674,31341212,31340346,31340052,31342184,31338663,31341581,31342289,31340676,31342378,31340201,31345035,31339532,31343179,31345858,31342685,31344870,31341274,31343869,31342644,31340013,31340573,31340282,31341365,31341269,31343206,31339944,31340713,31340328,31338832,31345041,31342486,31340090,31341876,31339528,31342129,31340443,31341806,31342850,31339740,31343973,31338708,31341574,31341782,31341125,31348811,31345287,31364507,31343329,31342329,31340928,31345199,31340106,31343899,31340132,31339983,31356664,31342615,31340732,31345026,31342107,31345251,31340484,31344464,31342236,31341056,31342862,31340667,31344226,31340926,31343981,31350538,31344021,31342125,31343036,31344320,31345097,31340144,31345083,31343289,31342645,31341728,31340825,31342097,31343311,31343624,31341744,31340468,31339548,31341146,31341537,31345389,31342036,31364889,31342510,31343697,31340735,31346679,31342140,31344869,31351185,31341070,31349463,31347312,31343247,31345665,31342399,31340520,31341283,31341329,31341774,31339930,31341333,31340647,31344680,31346080,31339884,31340826,31341756,31342910,31340184,31343524,31345093,31343827,31341136,31343499,31342046,31342192,31342606,31342811,31339855,31347444,31344939,31342647,31343155,31347085,31340193,31348568,31340624,31343293,31346937,31341149,31341407,31353975,31342663,31339580,31339497,31340398,31345174,31339857,31348540,31344548,31341026,31340595],"score":319,"text":"I've had an interviewer laugh in my face when I told them my favorite language was Scheme.

Then they just walked out in the middle of the interview without saying a word when it wasn't going well, leaving the other interviewers to continue without them.

At the time I didn't say anything, and just continued the interview as if nothing happened, but in retrospect, I think I should have politely terminated the interview myself, as I don't want to work with rude, unprofessional snobs, but I'm wondering what people here would have done, and how you've faced rudeness during interviews yourself?","time":1652270215,"title":"Ask HN: How do you deal with rude interviewers?","type":"story"}],[29866436,{"by":"elkos","descendants":538,"id":29866436,"kids":[29867087,29868239,29867441,29866979,29866506,29869026,29868014,29870905,29867535,29868111,29869777,29867746,29869451,29868702,29866609,29868006,29869069,29872752,29867915,29872926,29869182,29869471,29873090,29867855,29868685,29870165,29868826,29871123,29867738,29869989,29870067,29872937,29869200,29866869,29867741,29867956,29869359,29871677,29867030,29868853,29876953,29871938,29870904,29872339,29869370,29867460,29882384,29872268,29882368,29866978,29867133,29868724,29866724,29868832,29867591,29868340],"score":709,"time":1641755977,"title":"Oh, 2022","type":"story","url":"http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2022/01/oh-2022.html"}],[26472452,{"by":"mundanerality","descendants":537,"id":26472452,"kids":[26472747,26473052,26472920,26474319,26473821,26473539,26472911,26477252,26473370,26473655,26472692,26472703,26473726,26472947,26473180,26472740,26476518,26473812,26476640,26476129,26472715,26474033,26473808,26473096,26473531,26472888,26475508,26475054,26473016,26476320,26472678,26472946,26473362,26475404,26473947,26472718,26473747,26473471,26476744,26474566,26474264,26473797,26474766,26473344,26473951,26478820,26473698,26474573,26483613,26472726,26473181,26472867,26475879,26473532,26474900,26476502,26473433,26474726,26474509,26473776,26473339,26473620,26473258,26480300,26472913,26479406,26473785,26473909,26472998,26472878,26474976,26475816,26474002,26473671,26478363,26476670,26472655,26473943,26472809,26476795,26475654,26475415,26472677,26472702,26472779],"score":529,"time":1615863803,"title":"We Don’t Use Docker","type":"story","url":"https://launchyourapp.meezeeworkouts.com/2021/03/why-we-dont-use-docker-we-dont-need-it.html?m=1"}],[23416453,{"by":"dredmorbius","descendants":464,"id":23416453,"kids":[23416471,23416977,23416819,23417166,23416823,23416868,23417403,23417380,23417624,23417252,23416890,23416982,23417165,23417130,23417109,23417269,23417284,23417154,23416945,23416844,23417465,23424266,23417844,23417738,23417467,23417408,23438370,23416974,23417635,23417060,23417709,23417295,23417291,23417793,23417147,23418458,23417066,23418251,23417167,23418097,23417870,23425904,23416942,23416931,23417917,23418016,23417584,23417136,23417292,23417058,23417106,23417443,23416882,23420424,23416816,23418084,23416946,23417087,23417225,23417287,23417895,23416778,23417076,23416891,23416947,23417168,23417142,23417312,23416826,23417003,23417655,23417553,23417001,23417424,23417671,23416924,23417062,23417627,23416821,23416814,23417245,23416866],"score":534,"time":1591278325,"title":"I'm resigning from my job at Facebook","type":"story","url":"https://www.facebook.com/timothy.j.aveni/posts/3006224359465567"}],[22470762,{"by":"mitchbob","descendants":67,"id":22470762,"kids":[22472014,22471436,22472167,22471611,22471488,22471692,22472039],"score":62,"time":1583196492,"title":"Thomas Piketty Goes Global","type":"story","url":"https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/03/09/thomas-piketty-goes-global"}],[22454333,{"by":"alhirzel","descendants":213,"id":22454333,"kids":[22455678,22455047,22455535,22455368,22454988,22454709,22454878,22455218,22457377,22455174,22455640,22455636,22455808,22454785,22455041,22454609,22454691,22455322,22454980,22454699,22457621,22457110,22454904,22455771,22457657,22455653,22454593,22454601,22454611,22459331,22455267,22457599,22457874,22454722,22454591,22454936,22454741,22455910,22455510,22455709,22455037,22456236,22457879,22455533,22455718,22456605,22456162,22456721,22455525,22454896,22456978,22460001,22455350,22526141,22454872,22455206,22456803,22454869,22469455,22458125,22456747,22457877,22456178,22455348,22457431,22459314,22455300,22456714,22464899,22455696,22456018,22459110,22456910,22465189,22468685,22456801,22455263,22455253,22455470,22455231,22476084,22456732,22456744,22455387,22455576,22455843,22456758,22455317,22456974,22456632,22455953,22462395,22456416,22458142,22455629],"score":547,"text":"Successful companies institutionalize the knowledge of their employees; this leads to better continuity and faster on-boarding. Things like huge monorepos of useful code, internal tools, process manuals, etc. are example products of this. Young companies tend to depend on the dedication and talent of key individuals, and in maturation, must somehow make the jump to institutionalized knowledge (so that "if someone got hit by a bus" things are ok). What are some successful methods you have used or seen used to accomplish this transition? What are problems you faced (skeptics, opponents, etc.)? I am involved with an organization that is slowly growing, is about to lose key personnel, and is looking to prepare.","time":1583023836,"title":"Ask HN: Good ways to capture institutional knowledge?","type":"story"}],[22396918,{"by":"thunderbong","descendants":158,"id":22396918,"kids":[22398239,22397654,22397710,22397591,22397204,22399412,22398406,22398942,22397080,22399044,22399208,22398487,22397883,22397566,22409973,22398501,22406663,22410518,22397912,22397074,22401822,22399081,22398240,22398216,22398656],"score":684,"time":1582467515,"title":"Guide to running Elasticsearch in production","type":"story","url":"https://facinating.tech/2020/02/22/in-depth-guide-to-running-elasticsearch-in-production/"}],[22315341,{"by":"aberoham","descendants":72,"id":22315341,"kids":[22316003,22317725,22315522,22315657,22315518,22316075,22315979,22315823,22315625,22316954,22320183,22315747,22315682,22316143,22315595,22316267,22315569],"score":260,"time":1581568104,"title":"Goodbye Joyent","type":"story","url":"https://zinascii.com/2020/goodbye-joyent.html"}],[22182226,{"by":"itamarst","descendants":149,"id":22182226,"kids":[22184105,22185760,22184140,22186229,22184498,22184591,22184982,22184468,22188751,22183817,22186194,22185215,22189252,22183972,22185995,22184229,22184697,22187975,22185134,22185688,22188734,22184910,22184688,22187568,22186921,22195841,22188269,22185423],"score":306,"time":1580314991,"title":"Alpine makes Python Docker builds slower, and images larger","type":"story","url":"https://pythonspeed.com/articles/alpine-docker-python/"}],[22161383,{"by":"jgrahamc","descendants":271,"id":22161383,"kids":[22162272,22161838,22166515,22162016,22163425,22162483,22162166,22163086,22161734,22161608,22162020,22161812,22161993,22161645,22162160,22161605,22163043,22162140,22162004,22163286,22163396,22163434,22161778,22165152,22162104,22162081,22161620,22162100,22162472,22167028,22161962,22161709,22165823,22162128,22165755,22162194,22164774,22166131,22162052,22163485,22162759,22165569,22162302,22163909,22162455,22163430,22161915,22168663,22165486,22161852,22161948,22164845,22161718,22161614,22162185],"score":1012,"time":1580145239,"title":"An Update on Bradfitz: Leaving Google","type":"story","url":"https://bradfitz.com/2020/01/27/leaving-google"}]]

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