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Ask HN: Best online resources for starting a business in 2022? 3 by avincenthill | 1 comments on Hacker News. Please forgive my lack of Googling the answer, but I’m looking for your expert suggestions on this topic. My family is a bunch of scientists and I’m looking for the best next thing to learning this stuff from parents with their own businesses. Thank you!

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Ask HN: Can you recommend full featured HN iOS app? 2 by 404mm | 4 comments on Hacker News. I use Octal and love it for the simplicity and interface. However, commenting is a bit buggy (have to kill the app to see new replies) and notifications are absent. Can anyone recommend a full featured (ie not read only) app for HN? I’m hoping for minimalistic design, functional comments with notifications and search. No ads, can be free or for purchase.

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Ask HN: Are you missing out on anything by not serving IPv6 from your webserver? 3 by johnnyApplePRNG | 1 comments on Hacker News. Are there any ISPs out there that only provide IPV6 connectivity to their clients I suppose is my question?

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Ask HN: Registration of a domain name and employee IP 2 by jackfruit2 | 2 comments on Hacker News. Does the purchase of a domain name by an employee for a side project automatically become their employer's intellectual property under assignments agreement? I'm looking to leave my current employer to bootstrap a start up and feel the urgency to buy the domain name immediately in readiness for the intense development and marketing that would follow. I've signed one of these assignment agreements as part of the employment contract a few years back but now want to press ahead with my own dream of a new start up. Could the purchase of the official domain now signal that I have started the project whilst employed by my current employer? I was wondering if anyone had a similar situation that could offer some insight, other than the standard advice of speak to a lawyer?

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Ask HN: HN Font Change? 2 by friendly_chap | 2 comments on Hacker News. Is this a new font I find particularly disorienting or just going crazy?

Ask HN: Should I sell my software to my employer? 2 by ultrarunner | 2 comments on Hacker News. I work in a niche industry that has traditionally made imperfect use of equipment designed for other industries. I was hired as a part-time assistant and quickly identified numerous pain points in the process and began exploring the problem as a side project. Fast forward a few years and my software is currently running this sector of the business. I have significantly streamlined a historically unreliable process. While I developed it in my own free time, I am now salaried at a level that is high for the industry but low for an engineering position. The company is going through rapid expansion, morale is low, and burnout is a constant threat. The CEO has indicated that they would like to "control their destiny" and as such wants ownership rights to my software. They've offered $10k, which is not a life changing amount of money for me. I suspect that rejecting this offer may

Ask HN: What Operating System are you running on your main machine? 2 by KSPAtlas | 10 comments on Hacker News. I'm just wondering, since judging by the amount of freeBSD posts, there are a lot of freeBSD users here.

Ask HN: What do you consider a founding engineer? 8 by jedberg | 1 comments on Hacker News. I keep seeing ads for "Founding Engineer" jobs, and right now I see an add for #2 Founding Engineer. In my mind, a founding engineer is someone who holds at least 10% of the stock or has at least 50% as much as the founders, if they have less than 20% each. What is your definition of a founding engineer? It seems like most of these ads are just using the term for an early hire.

Consumer electricity prices in Germany climb to record high: 45-80 Cents/kwh 20 by 88840-8855 | 21 comments on Hacker News. I just received a letter from my electricity supplier. They are bankrupt and I am exposed to 80Cents/kwh now as they stop delivering electricity immediately. Here is a brief summary of the electricity crisis in Germany: Consumer electricity prices in Germany climb to a record high despite a warm winter. Not only mine but already several more electricity providers went bankrupt in the past days. The price available to consumers is now 45-80 Cents/kwh. Many providers have stopped accepting new customers as they need to recalculate their propositions, leaving consumers exposed to the "basic supply" which has reached 80 Eurocents per kwh in many regions. My plan is now to take a contract that I can terminate monthly and hope that the situation will improve. If they accept my application, I will have to pay 65 Eurocents per kwh starting now. The bad news i

Verizon Rejecting Twilio Error Message as Violating Carrier Guidelines 8 by another_comment | 13 comments on Hacker News. So I was sending an SMS to my friend using Twilio. And it got rejected as violating carrier guidelines. It was about masks, not even controversial. I tried to send my friend a copy/paste of the twilio error message and this was rejected as violating carrier guidelines. --edit to clarify rejected/accepted messages This gets rejected: "(Error: 30007) Carrier violation. Your message content was flagged as going against Verizon carrier guidelines." This does not get rejected: "(Error: 30007) Carrier violation. Your message content was flagged as going against carrier guidelines. Verizon" This gets rejected: "(Error: 30007) Verizon Carrier violation. Your message content was flagged as going against carrier guidelines." The only difference is adding the word Verizon in various places. And by the way Verizon, why is a Twilio error message

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Ask HN: Cheapest/Industry standard for Load testing? 7 by bush-bby | 8 comments on Hacker News. I've been trying to figure out what the more generally accepted services for load testing are. I am trying to test functionality across a couple sites. I'd like to find out how many concurrent requests I can support, how many concurrent submissions I can support, etc. What are some commonly encountered tools/methodologies in Industry?

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Does anyone else find it hard to remember information from audiobooks? 3 by febed | 3 comments on Hacker News. It seems to me that it's harder to retain knowledge gained from audiobooks. Has this been scientifically validated? What's your approach to counter this effect (if it exists)

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Ask HN: Someone Patented _my_ Software? 7 by throwaway123756 | 3 comments on Hacker News. I have some software that I (my tiny company) has been selling for 15+ years. I just discovered yesterday that someone has been granted a patent on configuring my software to do essentially what it was designed to do. The patent is complete with screenshots of the software, and though they tried to hide the title-bar to obscure it, they missed a few details that makes it obvious what product is in the screenshots. The person/company with the patent hasn't contacted me. A few years ago they said they wanted to build a business around my solution, which I thought was cool. But they certainly didn't claim a patent. Do I need to do anything as long as they don't come after me?

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Ask HN: Buy a used 1U as a compiler server 4 by tubby12345 | 8 comments on Hacker News. Lately (last ~6 months) I've transitioned to working on large C++ projects (e.g., LLVM). Naturally compile times are long and a serious barrier to learning/iteration. At work I have a beefy workstation (32 core threadripper, 128GB RAM, 2TB ssd) so I don't feel the pain as much . I'd like to get something comparable at home but I don't want to spend 5k or whatever. Looking around on ebay you find lots of decommissioned 1U units that are pretty cheap, pretty old, but multicore. Would it be a bad idea to get one of these if I'm going to use it just to offload compiling (either through vscode remote or by some other means)?

Ask HN: Are we entering a 0-click era? 7 by apienx | 3 comments on Hacker News. Just finished reading Project Zero's sobering blog post on the NSO 0-click iOS exploit (see googleprojectzero.blogspot.com). If an integer overflow vulnerability in iMessage's GIF codec can be turned into a pretty much full-fledged 64-bit VM, then there's simply no trusting anything more sophisticated than a tin can phone. And even if you only use a basic feature phone, you can still be targeted by 0-click (e)SIM attacks (e.g. the ones targeting S@T browser or WIB and probably many more yet-to-be-discovered flaws). Plus all the (pseudo?)-lawfully backdoored layers (pretty sure it doesn't take less-than-democratic states more than a few threatening emails to the compliance department of most banks to be get access to their banking app). Assuming that the number of 0-click exploits will increase with the complexity of our phones, do you think we're entering a great-equalizer-era where t

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Ask HN: Why dont operating systems make sounds anymore 3 by monkaiju | 2 comments on Hacker News. It seems like almost no operating systems make sounds anymore. I remember the old Ubuntu installers and mac/windows boot noises from when i was young, when did these go away?

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Ask HN: How did my LastPass master password get leaked? 155 by gregsadetsky | 87 comments on Hacker News. Hi, I've just had a bizarre thing happen and wanted to see if the HN community could come up with some theories as to what happened. LastPass blocked a login attempt from Brazil (it wasn't me). According to an email I received from LastPass, this login was using the LastPass account's master password. The email doesn't look like it's a phishing attempt. What troubles me is that the master password was stored in a local encrypted KeePassX file. I can imagine that someone has my KeePassX file and the (completely different) password to this file. If that's the case, I'm in a world of hurt. But are there any other possibilities? Is the email from LastPass accurate i.e. was the login attempt actually using my master password? Is there some LastPass extension installed on some computer still having a valid auth token allowing them to login as me to LastPass

Ask HN: Favorite Purchases of 2021? 8 by sbolt | 3 comments on Hacker News.

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Ask HN: How would you fix the web? 3 by kristopolous | 3 comments on Hacker News. Presume the internet (by that I mean mostly the web) as it exists isn't what we hoped for and you are put on some committee of magicians. You are tasked with waving a wand over the internet and miraculously bending things to your will through sheer magic. What would you keep? What would you throw away? What would you bring back? What would you like to see more of? What were you hoping the internet would solve but hasn't? What real world things has the internet replaced that you would like to have back? What real world things would you like to see cyber-ized? Are you generally optimistic or pessimistic about the future of the internet? (Disclosure: I just think this is an interesting topic. There is no business, product, or ulterior motive behind these questions)

Ask HN: Not getting into tech even if I have a tech-related degree? 3 by slategruen | 3 comments on Hacker News. I’m about to get my computer engineering degree but I’m having a hard time finishing because I’ve lost my passion and interest. Most of the time, I keep worrying about how difficult staying competitive in this field especially as I grow older. Should I still pursue this career path?

Ask HN: Good Python projects to read for modern Python? 2 by turndown | 0 comments on Hacker News. Django 4.0 projects would also be appreciated, or simply high quality Django projects.

Ask HN: Can we just take a moment to appreciate how elegant C# is? 2 by pipeline_peak | 1 comments on Hacker News. var list = Enumerable.Range(0, 20).Select(i => new { Foo = i, Bar = "hey" }); This is beautiful!

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Ask HN: Setting up initial infrastructure 2 by vaidhy | 2 comments on Hacker News. I am setting in basic infra for a new startup. We use G-Suite of products for email, Github enterprise for code, slack for team communication and openVPN for office. We also have accounts in AWS, Azure and GCP. Ideally, we should be having a single system that manages user identity, authentication and authorization. I should be able to create a user in a single place and they get access to all of these in the right way and when they leave, lock out access from a single place. I am wondering what do you folks use to create and manage the initial setup so that it is done right.

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How to build my own information feed / front page? 5 by rolicia | 2 comments on Hacker News. How have you solved the problem of getting a personalized feed of the information you would like to consume? I would like to have show up on this feed articles from: - news websites i frequent - medium stories from people i follow - tweets from people i like basically a daily newspaper built just for me. I'm not a developer, so looking for 3rd party solutions that are basically plug and play. Perhaps an extension or something?

GitHub username sudo is not available nor taken 2 by blmayer | 1 comments on Hacker News. But there are usernames "su", "root" and "sudoer", so "su" seems reserved, why is that so?

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Ask HN: Did YouTube said why they don't allow creators to toggle public dislikes 5 by MonxK6PY7 | 1 comments on Hacker News.

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Ask HN: What are the single person activities in Christmas and/or New Year? 2 by notomorrow | 0 comments on Hacker News. If you are alone in a big city, what would be your online/offline to kill some time during Christmas/New year vacation?

Ask HN: Tiny Home for $5k USD? 4 by somid3 | 7 comments on Hacker News. Does anyone want to work with me and engineer or market a $5,000 tiny home — the blueprints will be open source, but also manufacture at scale if there is demand. This home would have a solar roof, small battery, water tank, will arrive in a IKEA-like box worldwide. It should allow a 6.5 ft person sleep comfortably and should be movable with a forklift. Think a next generation home for the homeless. Should withstand regular weather for 20 years. DM me. I could invest some $50k to start this venture if we can form a team.

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Ask HN: Equivalent of Docker-compose for managing team knowledge services? 2 by pizza | 2 comments on Hacker News. I would love something like a single text file spec/yaml file where you specify the knowledge ‘services’ your team uses. Eg: gdrive: folders: - eng - notion-sync - symlink: notion/notion-sync notion: workspaces: - notion-sync: permissions: allow-all slack: integrations: - gdrive Something to that effect. Do docker-compose type configs exist to put all these things together? The real value-add would be being able to expose this information in a processible way, eg allowing documents that can retrieve information from within other sources of knowledge (as well as keeping copies of prev state) Why? Because what if today I have all these sketches of proofs or diagrams or things that don’t really map onto any feature that currently exists in these existing apps, but in a few years some awesome app just for this use-case emerges. I would like to continue sketching w the hope

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Ask HN: How to navigate USB-C charging hell 4 by kuon | 3 comments on Hacker News. I realize this topic has been discussed numerous times, but after some research I found about 50 different "theories" on how it is supposed to work. As a developer and electronic engineer, it deeply frustrate me to have no good understanding of it. I am quite sure that the actual protocol and electrical details are simple, but because everybody comes with their own theory, navigating google results is really hard. Long story short, I built a new threadripper workstation, and none of the gazillion of USB port will charge my One Plus 5T phone. I tried all the the A-C ports with different cables (aren't A port just 4 contacts? what can be in the cable, resistors?...). I also tried C-C and it doesn't charge either. So, two questions: - Is there a good, technically precise and right explanation of the whole situation? I tried reading the USB standard, but it would take days to extract a p

Ask HN: What would make a next-gen search engine? 9 by rushingcreek | 3 comments on Hacker News. With new search engines like you.com popping up and Google facing regulatory scrutiny, it's an interesting time to consider what a next-gen search engine would look like. What unsolved problems would a next-gen search engine potentially address? What if you could have a conversation with a search engine, asking follow-up questions within the context of the previous ones?

Review of “Ask HN: Predictions for 2021?” 8 by ak_111 | 2 comments on Hacker News. The original predictions link: https://ift.tt/2La6eic

My friends son can unlock his older sister's iPhone using Face ID. Rare? 4 by dougSF70 | 5 comments on Hacker News.

Ask HN: Have you been in a team that did “daily standups” asynchronously? 9 by retention456 | 9 comments on Hacker News. In the past, all of my teams have had daily-standup meetings. Ie, recurring meetings scheduled for a specific time, when everyone would join the meeting (either physically or virtually) and give their updates In an attempt to reduce people's meeting load and avoid interruptions, we're considering doing asynchronous slack standups instead. Ie, everyone posts their daily-update on slack at the start of their workday (no specific time). People can then follow up either on slack, or in-person, or offline, regarding any of the updates that others have posted. Has anyone had experience with doing similar asynchronous daily updates, as an alternative to daily standup meetings? If so, how did it go?

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Ask HN: Simple prebuilt CSS themes for semantic HTML? 2 by lopkeny12ko | 3 comments on Hacker News. I've been out of the web development game for many years now. I have a dead-simple static HTML page with proper semantic elements (e.g. h1, header, footer, etc.). I'm looking for prebuilt "themes" that I can just stick in a to automatically apply styling to make things a bit prettier. What are these CSS files called? Any projects on github or similar with a collection of them I can choose from? I can't remember the correct word for these so a web search turns up irrelevant results...

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Ask HN: What are you thoughts on 'source only' software products? 2 by open-source-ux | 2 comments on Hacker News. A 'source only' product is one that is purchased with the source code of the product. The source code of the product cannot be shared, but it can be modified by the customer to suit their needs. The idea of 'source only' is not new at all. Back in the late 90s when Delphi was popular, many developers created and sold components to other developers (e.g. UI widgets). These components came with full source code of the components but they were not open source. Fast forward to today, what are examples of 'source only' products doing well? Two examples: 'Kirby CMS' and 'Craft CMS' (Content Management Systems). Both are popular and profitable. Their source code is even published publicly on GitHub. The product creators trust customers will pay for the product (presumably some do not, but don't matter to profitability). Other

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Ask HN: Do you validate your ideas before start coding? 4 by nnurmanov | 2 comments on Hacker News. I could not validate any of my startup ideas, most people do not respond, from those who respond I get inconclusive results. Should I still try to validate the idea before coding or just create an MVP and see how it goes? What are your thoughts?

Tell HN: Marketing companies are gaming IMDB reviews 7 by ghoomketu | 2 comments on Hacker News. Recently a lot of negative reviews are being removed from IMDb. Here is how the fake review guys are doing it. IMDB says they are removed as they contain spoilers - but this is the latest thing film/series marketing companies that shill reviews are doing a as strategy -- got through and falsely report negative reviews as containing spoiler and once they use ten+ fake accounts to label a reviews as containing spoiler IMD algorithm just automatically removes it.

Ask HN: Where can I buy a CM4 PI? 2 by 41209 | 3 comments on Hacker News. I've had no luck finding this in stock at MSRP, any suggestions?

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Ask HN: You finish your code. Is it clear what it does? 2 by allynjalford | 5 comments on Hacker News. Wouldn't it be nice if you could ask anyone and everyone to take a look at your code? As developers, we know code can be tricky to read – even for the original developer. You spend lots of time writing code, but when it comes time to debug and understand it… well, that's where things get hairy. I'm working on a solution called Explain Code App for this, which brings me here to reach out to others in order to truly bring a solution for the community as a whole. Here is the link: https://ift.tt/3q1BRv5 With that said, I'm looking for people who would like early access to the platform and test out the tools and provide feedback. Thank you so much!

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Ask HN: Paid ROS Tutoring? 5 by danielm25 | 4 comments on Hacker News. Can anyone recommend a personal ROS tutor that has availability 1-2 hours per week for online tutoring? I've taken a few online courses and have read several books on ROS, but want some one-on-one help as well. Can pay an hourly rate. Thanks!

Are honeybee populations declining or not? 2 by furrowedbrow | 2 comments on Hacker News. Over the past, say, 5 years I’ve seen so many headlines about honeybee populations in decline around the world, along with gloomy forecasts of what that means for ecosystems etc. Then I read an article in the most recent Economist that mentions, in passing, that that’s a myth. Which of these is true? And maybe more importantly, if honeybee populations are not in decline, what accounts for the persistence of the myth?

Ask HN: Do you use WebP without a fallback yet? 2 by brundolf | 1 comments on Hacker News. Is browser support good enough? We have important images that are shown using background-image for responsiveness, which means we can’t really do a fallback mechanism

Ask HN: SDR that's a step above the RTL2832U? 3 by ctoth | 0 comments on Hacker News. So I've been getting into SDR and really enjoying it. My biggest problem so far is trying to rig up some sort of accessible waterfall display to help me find interesting signals since I'm blind and the typical software is deeply inaccessible. I think I've managed something using the rtl_power program and a Python script but that's a discussion for another day. What is the best hardware to purchase that's a step above the RTL2832U USB stick which should have both greater bandwidth and transmit capabilities for under $500? So far I have seen the HackRF One, but according to my research this is built on a fairly ancient DSP platform and there's more modern stuff out there. I'd prefer SoapySDR compatibility as that seems to be slowly becoming the standard library for accessing SDR hardware. I'm not averse to ordering from aliexpress. I'm actively working towards

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Ask HN: What is your ideal working arrangment? 3 by cebert | 3 comments on Hacker News. As many firms with physical offices begin to implement return to office plans, what is your ideal working arrangement? Several of us have gotten their first experience the past two years as a remote employee. What would your ideal working arrangement be? Are you planning to go back to the office in a hybrid or full-time setting in the future?

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Ask HN: What is “the answer” to distracted driving due to cell phones? 6 by jrs235 | 12 comments on Hacker News. It seems like more and more I notice people driving while looking at their cell phones. Even at stop lights when people just "quickly check" their phones it distracts them from noticing the lights change and then only a few cars getting through on green and several more running the red. What's the "best answer" to this dilemma in your opinion? Is it steeper fines if caught? More enforcement? Regulation disabling devices if/when certain conditions are detected? It's getting to where someone leaving the bar after a few drinks but focusing on driving is better at driving then a completely sober person looking at their phone.

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Ask HN: Why do SPACs seem so shady? Are they market scams? 3 by rexreed | 1 comments on Hacker News. The more I see of SPACs, the more it looks like insiders playing market games. Why do SPACs exist vs. the typical way that companies go public? Are SPACs legit or some form of market game?

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Tell HN: I was once rejected because I used the term “hacker” in my resume 7 by lifeplusplus | 4 comments on Hacker News. It was semi-govt job and govt recruiter said to my recruiter they don't want hackers. In my resume it said "I started hacking since age 12, ..."

Tell HN: Google deleted my developer account 21 by mandeepj | 0 comments on Hacker News. Google deleted my developer account, just because my game has 'new' in the game title. I think it's an atrocity.

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Ask HN: Recommended Domain Registrars? 3 by brundolf | 3 comments on Hacker News. I'm currently on Hover, which is mostly fine. Except it doesn't support a certain kind of DNS record (can't remember which; ALIAS maybe?) which is necessary to get requests without the www. prefix to resolve correctly to my Heroku apps Google Domains is out because I don't use Google products/have a Google account Security is a high priority because my emails go through one of my custom domains Those are about all of my requirements; it's also just hard to know which registrars are trustworthy Would be very grateful for recommendations

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