Harvey He

Harvey He

Sep 10

Daily HN digest: 2026-09-10 — what indie hackers should actually care about

#news #discuss #webdev

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Harvey He

Sep 10

if you launch on x producthunt and dev.to you already know the size problem

#webdev #buildinpublic #indiehackers #tool

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

My resume was getting rejected by bots, not recruiters -- here's the fix that worked

#career #jobsearch #productivity #buildinpublic

2 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

I got sick of my launch posts looking draft-y, so I made a $19 card tool

#ai #buildinpublic #indiehackers #nocode

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

They went silent for three weeks. The three-line follow-up that restarted the conversation

#discuss #ai

2 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

Your demo isn't a product yet - and knowing that earlier would've saved me months

#discuss #ai

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

I almost deleted my project because the demo was "embarrassing" - then someone used it

#discuss #ai

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

Daily HN digest: 2026-09-09 (data refresh) — what indie hackers should actually care about

#news #discuss #webdev

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

How I built a competitor price monitor in an afternoon (no code, honest version)

#discuss #webdev #productivity #showdev

2 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

I froze for two weeks because there are 300 "right tools" - here's the order I finally shipped in

#discuss #ai

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

Daily HN digest: 2026-09-09 — what indie hackers should actually care about

#news #discuss #webdev

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

"Just tell me what you did" - the one question that exposed every vague thing I'd written on my resume

#discuss #ai

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 9

The interview answer that made every one of my "story" answers sound rehearsed - and the fix

#discuss #career #beginners #productivity

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 8

Your resume isn't the problem. Your resume's format is.

#discuss #career #beginners #productivity

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 8

The first user who pays isn't the demo - it's the deploy step nobody finishes

#discuss #webdev #beginners #nocode

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 8

The boring part nobody posts about: actually taking payments for your side project

#nocode #buildinpublic #indiehackers #devrel

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 8

From idea to a paid listing in 48 hours - the messy middle nobody shows you

#ai #nocode #buildinpublic #indiehackers

1 min read

Harvey He

Sep 4

"Using DeepSeek API outside China without a Chinese phone number"

#deepseek #api #tutorial #llm

3 min read

Harvey He

Sep 3

My gateway looked fine for 3 days. Then one request took 92 seconds.

#ai #llm #devops #monitoring

3 min read

Harvey He

Sep 2

ShipCopy beta testers wanted: does this sound like a human wrote it?

#showdev #ai #productivity #discuss

2 min read

Harvey He

Sep 2

My upstream raised cache-hit pricing 15x overnight. Here's what I changed.

#ai #llm #python #performance

4 min read

Harvey He

Sep 1

Claude Code on a non-Anthropic backend — the env vars that actually matter

#claudecode #ai #llm #api

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Harvey He

Aug 31

I built a 200-line OpenAI-compatible gateway with automatic dual-upstream failover

#api #openai #llm #python

1 min read

Harvey He

Aug 31

用 200 行 Python 搭一个 OpenAI 兼容网关（双上游自动容灾）

#python #api #llm #devops

1 min read

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Daily HN digest: 2026-09-10 — what indie hackers should actually care about

if you launch on x producthunt and dev.to you already know the size problem

My resume was getting rejected by bots, not recruiters -- here's the fix that worked

I got sick of my launch posts looking draft-y, so I made a $19 card tool

They went silent for three weeks. The three-line follow-up that restarted the conversation

Your demo isn't a product yet - and knowing that earlier would've saved me months

I almost deleted my project because the demo was "embarrassing" - then someone used it

Daily HN digest: 2026-09-09 (data refresh) — what indie hackers should actually care about

How I built a competitor price monitor in an afternoon (no code, honest version)

I froze for two weeks because there are 300 "right tools" - here's the order I finally shipped in

Daily HN digest: 2026-09-09 — what indie hackers should actually care about

"Just tell me what you did" - the one question that exposed every vague thing I'd written on my resume

The interview answer that made every one of my "story" answers sound rehearsed - and the fix

Your resume isn't the problem. Your resume's format is.

The first user who pays isn't the demo - it's the deploy step nobody finishes

The boring part nobody posts about: actually taking payments for your side project

From idea to a paid listing in 48 hours - the messy middle nobody shows you

"Using DeepSeek API outside China without a Chinese phone number"

My gateway looked fine for 3 days. Then one request took 92 seconds.

ShipCopy beta testers wanted: does this sound like a human wrote it?

My upstream raised cache-hit pricing 15x overnight. Here's what I changed.

Claude Code on a non-Anthropic backend — the env vars that actually matter

I built a 200-line OpenAI-compatible gateway with automatic dual-upstream failover

用 200 行 Python 搭一个 OpenAI 兼容网关（双上游自动容灾）