19:[[8051829,{"by":"trvd1707","descendants":1,"id":8051829,"kids":[8051831],"score":1,"text":"","time":1405661870,"title":"Show HN: How to integrate and automate iOS deployments in TFS environment","type":"story","url":"http://www.nonstandardsolutions.com/2014/07/my-quest-to-automate-mobile-deployments.html"}],[7912466,{"by":"publicprivacy","descendants":1,"id":7912466,"kids":[7912532],"score":1,"text":"I know that there are lots of guides for creating web apps in X language or Y framework. What I am looking to find specifically is a guide or series of information on creating/monitoring/maintaining/troubleshooting web apps in general. One with best practices for logging, dev(staging/qa/production), testing,tools for debugging and inspection,deployment, etc. Does such a thing exist, or something close to if not more in depth of what I describe?","time":1403121715,"title":"End-to-end book/guide for creating and managing a web app","type":"story","url":""}],[7749020,{"by":"ozh","descendants":12,"id":7749020,"kids":[7750058,7750138,7749050,7750327,7749778,7750470,7785142,7786432,7754877,7749564],"score":16,"text":"Of course you're collaborating on a day to day basis using email, skype, IRC or whatever, but how do you handle the physical loneliness throughout the day?","time":1400156995,"title":"Ask HN: members of distributed teams, how do you cope with the loneliness?","type":"story"}],[7765467,{"by":"anonynz","descendants":19,"id":7765467,"kids":[7766301,7767999,7765871,7766649,7772194,7766626,7765742,7766450,7773573,7767720,7773269,7765561,7780928,7768129,7775169,7768543,7773310,7766432,7820132],"score":17,"text":"$1a","time":1400468017,"title":"Ask HN: Too depressed to continue working. How do I get out?","type":"story"}],[7752185,{"by":"aabalkan","descendants":4,"id":7752185,"kids":[7752296,7752265,7753637,7752245],"score":1,"text":"I'm looking for an iOS app to deliver basic text push notifications to my phone (e.g. website downtime alerts or things like that) using its API programmatically. Any recommendations or similar work you know of?

Maybe anything I can plug to IFTTT?","time":1400187362,"title":"Ask HN: Any app+API combinations to deliver push notifications to your iPhone?","type":"story","url":""}],[7750670,{"by":"andrewryno","descendants":1,"id":7750670,"kids":[7750913],"score":1,"text":"","time":1400172904,"title":"LinkedIn and HiringSolved: Why You Should Care (Even If You’re Not in Recruiting)","type":"story","url":"http://recruitingdaily.com/linkedin-hiringsolved-care-even-youre-recruiting/"}],[7716678,{"by":"davemel37","descendants":2,"id":7716678,"kids":[7716783],"score":1,"text":"When you are both a freelancer and an entrepreneur, you end up hiring the cheapest person possible to do the work.

Who is the cheapest person to hire? You Are!

If you want to build a company that is larger than yourself and become an entrepreneur...

Never Hire Yourself To Do Something Someone Else Can Do.

Every Single Thing That Someone Else Can Do, YOU MUST HIRE SOMEONE ELSE TO DO IT.

At first you may be frustrated knowing you could do a better job, but you will quickly realize you can raise your prices, than you can start hiring better talent. Eventually it snowballs into a big organization.

I know I struggle with this and have the mentality that I should do everything that I can do and only outsource the work I can't do.

Seems like that is why I am stuck as more of a freelancer and less of an entrepreneur.<p>Do you agree with Seth Godin? (he said this today at Authority Intensive, Copybloggers first content marketing conference.","time":1399572298,"title":"Seth Godin on How To Stop Being a Freelancer and Start Being an Entrepreneur","type":"story","url":""}],[7606518,{"by":"diziet","descendants":4,"id":7606518,"kids":[7606625,7606642],"score":6,"text":"","time":1397770140,"title":"Why a Clinkle executive quit after 24 hours","type":"story","url":"http://www.businessinsider.com/why-a-clinkle-executive-quit-after-24-hours-2014-4/"}],[7588107,{"by":"ernieo","descendants":1,"id":7588107,"kids":[7588229],"score":1,"text":"I work for a medium size firm that operates within the Healthcare construction industry. We provide both manpower and software to our clients. However, while we subscribe to a well-known web tool to host time-sheets and process invoices, we are in need of a tool that could host our different project contract(s) and amendments, with the capability to send notification(s) to stakeholder(s) when the contract(s) is coming due or expiring.

Any idea(s) please?","time":1397502242,"title":"Recommend a Tool to Host Contracts and Send Notification","type":"story","url":""}],[7546652,{"by":"shubhamjain","descendants":2,"id":7546652,"kids":[7546703,7547534],"score":1,"text":"I am a web developer and have always got my problems solved with Google or Stackoverflow. Sometimes, I have got stuck for long hours but only for my own silliness. I believe that is because the web operates on much higher level of abstraction and has an extensive community online.

I wonder how do people working on advanced / low level realms of programming like audio processing, embedded computing or robotics get their help? provided the online community is quite small since you are dealing with a specific low level kind of programming.","time":1396880956,"title":"Ask HN: How do people working on advance technologies get their help?","type":"story","url":""}],[7530288,{"by":"ColinWright","descendants":90,"id":7530288,"kids":[7531012,7530706,7530764,7530847,7530780,7531391,7531154,7532695,7535038,7540897,7533286,7531349,7532768,7530851],"score":179,"time":1396605448,"title":"The Other Side of Depression","type":"story","url":"http://www.annewheaton.com/the-other-side-of-depression/"}],[7476831,{"by":"leejaew","descendants":3,"id":7476831,"kids":[7476972,7476840,7476857],"score":2,"text":"","time":1395869675,"title":" What's your favorite programming language?","type":"story","url":"http://polltip.com/iW6xu"}],[7372997,{"by":"JeffJenkins","descendants":358,"id":7372997,"kids":[7374123,7374439,7373185,7373346,7373082,7373157,7373301,7373182,7374833,7373496,7373345,7374239,7373296,7376703,7373500,7374789,7373098,7373669,7374206,7373366,7373202,7375008,7373304,7376536,7373267,7373429,7373162,7373840,7374076,7374698,7373084,7373283,7373396,7373905,7373360,7375638,7373625,7376886,7375545,7376542,7373370,7376104,7373355,7374331,7374961,7375610,7373352,7373344,7373372,7374246,7376354,7374889,7373557,7373728,7377796,7375210,7373799,7373326,7375704,7374215,7376011,7373880,7406142,7375173,7382175,7402231,7373411,7373383,7375957,7375438,7373442,7373336,7374428,7380375,7376385,7373220,7373548,7375276,7401003,7404466,7375295,7406828,7374258,7374040,7374175,7374865,7431126,7429478,7418021,7374064,7373866,7377647,7375353,7373317,7373995,7376811,7379030,7373618,7373474,7377297,7373683,7373447,7373427,7375431,7377072,7430981,7388168,7382828,7377370,7376661,7375212,7406144,7375179,7374153,7413217,7373100,7375768,7373369,7373433,7376931],"score":554,"text":"I started wondering about this in the recent STEM thread. As someone now in their early 30s I'm starting to wonder what the mid-late career as a software developer looks like.

Do you have to go into management to continue progressing upwards in pay and influence? I know this isn't the case at some companies (e.g. Google), but is it rare or common to progress as an individual contributor?

Is there a plateau in pay? Is there a drop in pay switching jobs after a certain number of years experience because places are looking for 5+ instead of 20+?

Are older devs not looking for new jobs because they have families and want more stability/are focussed elsewhere?

Is becoming a specialist rather than a generalist the answer?

And lastly: if you're in your late 30s, 40s, 50s, what are you doing at your job? What are the older people in your workplace doing?","time":1394461088,"title":"Ask HN: What happens to older developers?","type":"story"}],[7227820,{"by":"EMRo","descendants":237,"id":7227820,"kids":[7228585,7228122,7228008,7228368,7228331,7228094,7227961,7228304,7227927,7228492,7228232,7229026,7228825,7228104,7228504,7228783,7228194,7229136,7231480,7233430,7229163,7228820,7230135,7230227,7228394,7228656,7228040,7227997,7229441,7228028,7227986,7227951,7229443,7228064],"score":342,"time":1392244161,"title":"Tell HN: My Brother Died Last Week. His Death Will Not Be In Vain","type":"story","url":"http://evanmrose.tumblr.com/post/76463244600/last-thursday-my-brother-stephen-rose-fought"}],[6647895,{"by":"jeffbarr","descendants":30,"id":6647895,"kids":[6648538,6648492,6648630,6648298,6648416,6649117,6651156,6649957,6647930],"score":96,"text":"","time":1383238072,"title":"Developer Preview of AWS SDK for JavaScript in the Browser","type":"story","url":"http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2013/10/developer-preview-aws-sdk-for-javascript.html"}],[6508056,{"by":"programminggeek","descendants":1,"id":6508056,"kids":[6511498],"score":1,"text":"","time":1381152455,"title":"What You Really Believe In","type":"story","url":"http://programminggeek.com/essays/what-you-really-believe-in.html"}],[6072759,{"by":"coley","descendants":8,"id":6072759,"kids":[6075075,6072952,6080888,6072923,6078170,6073060,6074149,6075601],"score":12,"text":"$1b","time":1374265672,"title":"Ask HN: It felt like dying","type":"story","url":""}],[6052626,{"by":"davetron5000","descendants":64,"id":6052626,"kids":[6053000,6053328,6052911,6053608,6055046,6053397,6053257,6054659,6053258,6053085,6057016,6054377,6055744,6058898,6056586,6053565,6056850,6055669,6053933,6056692,6054480,6053120,6055012,6052940],"score":138,"text":"","time":1373989509,"title":"My self-published book on being a great developer","type":"story","url":"http://www.theseniorsoftwareengineer.com/"}],[6052075,{"by":"desouzt","descendants":83,"id":6052075,"kids":[6052328,6052642,6052604,6052633,6052290,6052282,6052524,6052822,6053098,6052374,6052148,6053105,6052618,6053167,6052904,6052603,6053785,6053458,6075388,6052709,6053601,6052454,6055641,6052309,6052839,6052864,6055173,6052780,6053502,6052535,6053121,6052852,6052274,6052339,6052673,6068615,6054464,6052513,6054185,6052699,6059131,6053413,6053532,6079101,6055151,6052739],"score":137,"text":"Hi there,

I am close to finishing my book and keen to get it published. I figured it would be easier to self publish (could be a wrong assertion), and wondered if anyone had any advice? Have you done it before? Anything to avoid? Anything I should definitely do? Any good sites to promote it on?

N.B. The book isn't a technical book. It is a comedy book set out in the style of a blog.

thanks!","time":1373985026,"title":"Ask HN: Has anyone here self-published a book? Any advice?","type":"story"}],[5263486,{"by":"ajhai","descendants":110,"id":5263486,"kids":[5263600,5264075,5263556,5263599,5263623,5263727,5263925,5264954,5263546,5264764,5263695,5263822,5263739,5264306,5264698,5264012,5264614,5264631,5263982,5264167,5263976,5265810,5265180,5263827,5263828,5264074],"score":203,"time":1361525689,"title":"Domain Knowledge or a Lack Thereof","type":"story","url":"http://jacquesmattheij.com/domain-knowledge-or-a-lack-thereof"}]]

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