CoreSet

I've followed all the basics - emergency fund, pension plan, Roth IRA, taxable brokerage account, etc

Now I'm looking at "what comes next" - all individual growth stocks are so overvalued as to make fundamental analysis meaningless, real estate is inaccessible at my income level, and alternatives like gold, crypto, et al, don't pass the smell test of beating basic index funds.

Bogleheads would say that's a feature, not a bug - there is no beating a market.

But is there really nothing more?

I basically inherited a small newsletter that's steadily growing. The content is easy enough, I'm just curious how I can monetize and grow the list.

I'm turning to Hacker News to ask - where does one find a roommate?

Times is tough, and I'm looking for a roommate to rent a room out of the house I own. I'm just not sure where to look for / post an opening. Craigslist seems sketchy and I'm not sure where else applies.

Any ideas? ($1,000 month for a bedroom in a 3/2 in Austin, TX)

I'm very much in the "if it's not broke, don't fix it" camp, which means I have several long-lived devices, including a 2015-era MacBook Pro and an even older Mac Mini.

Despite this, I'm realizing I want to make the move before these old systems break down, especially so I can make sure the old files are transferred over and old passwords synced to new devices.

Is 10 years enough to call it quits on a laptop? Especially now that we've all weathered the MacBook touch bar fiasco.

I've long turned to HN for career and technological advice - but now I face a different hurdle.

I'm a young father - my first. Is there anything the fathers of HN would tell a new father (or parent)?

I’m really interested in 23 and me and the general building-a-family-tree-via-DNA service, but, like a lot of people, are concerned about my genetic info being later resold.

Is there a service HNers could recommend for the privacy conscious?