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About a month ago I shared some thoughts here about trying to simplify a multilingual, content-heavy site I run. Since then, nothing dramatic happened. No viral spike, no sudden gr…

One thing I’m personally unsure about is whether the value proposition is clear enough on first visit. The original idea was not to “rank things better”, but to see how rankings ch…

https://rankiwiki.com Hi HN, I run a small site called Rankiwiki after noticing how fragmented rankings and opinions become across languages. Rankiwiki lets people vote on and expl…

Interesting concept, especially the focus on safety. Curious to see how it evolves.

Feels less like engineers became useless and more like incentives broke. AI raised expectations faster than orgs updated rewards, so extra effort just gets normalized instead of re…

I recently shipped a couple of small updates to a content-heavy, multilingual site I run. One was a homepage language filter based on writing systems rather than translation. Posts…

I recently shipped a couple of small updates to a content-heavy, multilingual site I run. One was a homepage language filter based on writing systems rather than translation. Posts…

As the year wraps up, I’m doing a quiet reset. This year reminded me how fragile “reliable” channels can be, and how easy it is to overestimate things that worked well in the past.…

You’re definitely not alone in this, I’ve seen similar drops from Google Ads recently. It feels less like bad optimization and more like the ground shifting under everyone.

I want to get better at writing clearly for non-technical audiences. It feels like an underrated skill that multiplies everything else.

I drifted more toward graphic novels than ongoing series this year. Shorter, self-contained stories were easier to stick with.

You’re definitely not alone in feeling this way, even if it feels isolating. Small routines and low-pressure social spaces helped me more than forcing myself into big social situat…

This trend worries me too. Losing basic local functionality just because the internet is down feels like a step backward.

A simple starting point for me was checking password reuse and enabling hardware-based 2FA everywhere possible. It’s surprising how much risk disappears just from that.

Thanks everyone for taking the time to reply. I’ve shared this project and these questions in a few places, but this is the first time I’ve received such concrete, thoughtful feedb…

Yeah, that matches what I’ve been experiencing elsewhere too. It feels like the space for small, exploratory projects to be discussed has shrunk a lot.