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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What are your biggest problems and fixes with multisession engineering?

Ask HN: What are your biggest problems and fixes with multisession engineering? 2 by top_rooster | 0 comments on Hacker News. I have run into a lot of issues using multiple sessions at once to build things, and I really want to hear from those that have figured a good amount out. Or at least hear what problems people are having to know if I am running into the same blockers everyone is. For example, I often want to have agents stop at certain points, but fail to get a mechanism that works.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What do you use to host side projects?

Ask HN: What do you use to host side projects? 2 by ilmak1704 | 3 comments on Hacker News.

New ask Hacker News story: Is a One Person Company (OPC) just another type of Uber driver?

Is a One Person Company (OPC) just another type of Uber driver? 2 by Bobby_Liu | 0 comments on Hacker News. No stable salary. No benefits. No employment relationship. The Uberization of white-collar work?

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Do you run A/B Tests?

Ask HN: Do you run A/B Tests? 2 by hackeryogi | 0 comments on Hacker News. I was introduced to ridiculously simplified A/B testing while working at BigTech. I wanted to understand the landscape of running A/B tests outside of BigTech. As an example, I recently worked with a Fintech startup that was not running true A/Bs via randomised user buckets, but they did have a setup to test out a feature with a particular cohort before a larger rollout. So, do you do A/B testing or feature flagging in any way? If yes, can you also mention * Daily Active Users / Monthly Active users? Trying to understand at what “scale” does A/B testing make sense for organisations * What’s the infrastructure and plumbing look like? Inhouse setup (add a flag to a user profile or if conditions in code?) or do you pay for a SaaS that helps? * What’s the overhead like? Do you feel it’s worth it? If you are not using A/B testing, why not? Is it the initial investment or the followup maintenance that is the heada...

New ask Hacker News story: AgentObs – a hook that blocks Claude Code before you hit your limit

AgentObs – a hook that blocks Claude Code before you hit your limit 2 by klars-ai | 0 comments on Hacker News. AgentObs – a hook that blocks Claude Code before you hit your limit https://ift.tt/pm4N9lF

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Is .org now Trump-controlled?

Ask HN: Is .org now Trump-controlled? 6 by selfhoster1312 | 2 comments on Hacker News. At first i read about the sanctions, but didn't realize autistici.org has been seized at the TLD level. Does this mean Donald Trump can now disable any foreign .org domain they don't like without any form of process or trial? I mean sure the US government technically always could by threatening the operators with guns, but i remember the balance of power was different for thepiratebay.org/wikileaks.org. Is there an ongoing savedotorg-like campaign i'm unaware of to have ICANN revoke the current delegation and setup a new non-profit to manage .org outside of US jurisdiction? I mean, given how the Trump administration literally banned words, i can definitely see wikipedia.org (among many others) being targeted next.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Best way to archive 25 years of emails

Ask HN: Best way to archive 25 years of emails 2 by astatine | 6 comments on Hacker News. I have emails from 1997-98 onwards all in one massive inbox, currently on gmail with emclient on Mac as the mail client (there have been probably a dozen services starting from self-hosted in the beginning). I would like to archive the historic mails for the first 25 years, but in a way that's actually searchable and usable in the future (and potentially importable to a new mail client/service) and not in any particular mailbox format that may go obsolete. There is no good reason to hoard them, other than "I feel like doing so". What are the best options, and tools?