15:[[42461688,{"by":"smusamashah","descendants":179,"id":42461688,"kids":[42463511,42463594,42463032,42463359,42463227,42466187,42464144,42467849,42463276,42479845,42468910,42469270,42467737,42463005,42467176,42463247,42463565,42470455,42468197,42464398,42463721,42464761,42473332,42465333,42463349,42464902,42465697,42483916,42472923,42470893,42468916,42468971,42471291,42463424,42467757,42464487,42464055,42475960,42463936,42469277,42476725,42463635],"score":610,"time":1734618558,"title":"Nullboard: Kanban board in a single HTML file","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/apankrat/nullboard"}],[32547649,{"by":"rgbrgb","descendants":69,"id":32547649,"kids":[32548627,32548001,32549493,32548550,32547804,32559098,32549367,32549009,32552684,32551211,32549445,32554518,32554500,32548136,32548955],"score":71,"time":1661145710,"title":"React PDF Viewer","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/react-pdf-viewer/react-pdf-viewer"}],[30391055,{"by":"throwaway192384","descendants":64,"id":30391055,"kids":[30391593,30391656,30391752,30391592,30391633,30391680,30391738,30391714,30391637,30391858,30391338,30391138,30391557,30391925,30391819,30392508,30404626,30391868,30391532,30391621,30391855,30391779,30391677,30391722,30391861,30391832,30391417,30391747,30391905,30391801,30391772,30391681,30391615,30391721,30424539,30391727,30391169,30393971,30394003,30391850,30391579,30392109,30392338,30394587,30391517,30398855,30392664,30391610,30396109,30392159,30393740,30391773,30391540,30391619,30391809,30391924,30391132],"score":29,"text":" (Throwaway for obvious reasons)

I'm in the late rounds of interviewing at Meta/FB for an intern position. I was extremely lucky to get this opportunity, and the interviews so far have gone really well. I think I will get the position.

Because this would be my first position in industry, it's already difficult to get my foot in the door.

However, The news I keep seeing around Meta lead me to think the whole thing is a sinking ship. Should I actually accept the offer? I have no confidence in the Metaverse, and the "Metamates" stuff just comes off as delusional.

From my perspective, the Meta/Metaverse rebranding isn't a sign of growth but rather a sign of desperation. It seems a bit silly to work at a company you have no confidence in, and one that the average person seems to hate, but getting my foot in the door is hard enough as it is.

Is Meta a sinking ship? Should I actually continue with the offer and hope to pivot to something else in the future?","time":1645218128,"title":"Ask HN: Is it wise to accept an intern position at Meta?","type":"story"}],[30098607,{"by":"lbriner","descendants":144,"id":30098607,"kids":[30099379,30098775,30099234,30101979,30099407,30099167,30100636,30100341,30102463,30099253,30100239,30100079,30098902,30098818,30104422,30099822,30103970,30099881,30103028,30100123,30099252,30099141,30100273,30103708,30100569,30104335,30099584,30099872,30101969,30099935,30099908,30099818,30099961,30100320,30100818,30101534,30102200,30100693,30100857,30101253,30100895,30100406,30100157,30104628,30101484,30100513,30106709,30107863,30107158,30102841,30099958,30100248,30100267,30100761,30111471,30101768,30101309,30103515,30098982,30100090],"score":140,"text":"I am based in the UK and find it hard to find good developers/designers/product people. Although we advertise on our web site, unless people are looking quite specifically, they are unlikely to find the adverts (unlike FANGs which would attract candidates directly).

Also, Recruiters tend to be a poor and expensive solution. It is hard to tell the good from those who just claim to be good and we get a lot of noise from them. Also, I'm not sure that the best candidates just call a random recruiter to find them a job.

What are others doing to both find jobs and to recruit?","time":1643279006,"title":"Ask HN: How do small companies do recruitment?","type":"story"}],[29024039,{"by":"Vespasian","descendants":99,"id":29024039,"kids":[29024396,29024878,29031461,29026296,29024513,29024797,29024595,29024454,29027307,29031432,29024386,29024494,29026075,29030528,29027906,29025881,29034466,29053866,29033067,29028839,29024385],"score":450,"text":"They settled their 2015 lawsuit and will only be blocking these specific works.

More information and Background: https://cand.pglaf.org/germany/index.html","time":1635413307,"title":"Project Gutenberg is no longer fully blocked in Germany","type":"story"}],[25081711,{"by":"alangibson","descendants":168,"id":25081711,"kids":[25083512,25087588,25081842,25082478,25082402,25083159,25081848,25082216,25081882,25083779,25082020,25082496,25083711,25086990,25089349,25087488,25082534,25087384,25081888,25087419,25082293,25081855,25082192,25089451,25081885,25083813,25082411,25083244,25082133,25084618,25086875,25081817,25090968,25082009,25083357,25082641,25081865,25101531,25081886,25083656,25086363],"score":170,"time":1605272586,"title":"SaaS Needs a Single Point of Purchase","type":"story","url":"https://landshark.io/2020/11/13/saas-needs-a-single-point-of-purchase.html"}],[25096973,{"by":"panabee","descendants":54,"id":25096973,"kids":[25097842,25097497,25097317,25097150,25100088,25098317,25118830,25097240,25099353,25098108,25097551,25097634,25097387,25101413,25099469,25097413,25099159,25097229,25101170,25118184,25098943,25098052],"score":48,"text":"This chart[1] from anandtech.com plots the impressive performance trajectory of Apple silicon over several years.

Of course, no technology is guaranteed to continue improving forever. The sustained performance gains reflect Apple's tremendous dedication and investment in the endeavor.

After the A11 chip, though, it became clear there was a non-zero probability that Apple could one day meet or surpass Intel.

Which begs the question: what underestimated technologies exist today that could overtake incumbent technologies within 5 years? Put another way: what technologies are in the A11 stage and not yet widely recognized for its potential?

[1] https://images.anandtech.com/doci/16226/perf-trajectory.png","time":1605400244,"title":"Ask HN: What underestimated technologies will dominate within 5 years?","type":"story"}],[25098921,{"by":"kylebenzle","descendants":143,"id":25098921,"kids":[25099702,25099468,25099279,25099168,25103564,25100730,25099646,25099256,25099190,25099412,25102866,25100468,25100755,25102835,25103158,25099876,25101127,25099280,25101792,25099556,25101529,25100724,25103028,25100140,25099706,25103798,25106402,25099083,25101563,25107297,25099452,25101158,25103223,25103057,25112627,25100043,25099146,25099440,25099246,25099170,25099322,25099240,25101342,25100928,25101352,25101327],"score":199,"text":"I did my MS and PhD in agriculture but am looking to pivot into something that gets me out of the lab.

I'm now doing the NYC Data Science course (https://online.nycdatascience.com) but am getting concerned I may have missed the boat. What does HN think?","time":1605423277,"title":"Ask HN: Am I too late for the “Data Science” wave?","type":"story"}],[25058236,{"by":"reimertz","descendants":57,"id":25058236,"kids":[25058518,25058563,25058535,25058352,25058760,25058621,25059141,25058468,25058635,25058762,25058664,25058660,25068423,25058488,25058413,25058279,25079232,25065332,25067636,25061908,25059281,25089925,25082543,25077752,25058840,25063473,25058595,25058603,25058610,25062741,25061345,25060429,25062911,25058742],"score":56,"text":"I just spent 15 minutes reading posts and comments by a specific user and really appreciated how detailed and humble they all where.

Each comment almost read like a good blog post so that made me wonder why I cannot follow this user.

I assume there are browser plugins that do this but I would really appreciate if it was a part of HN.

And just like upvoted posts/comments, it should stay private.","time":1605101707,"title":"Ask HN: Wouldn't it be great to be able to follow fellow HN users?","type":"story"}],[22442278,{"by":"traverseda","descendants":60,"id":22442278,"kids":[22443321,22442620,22442839,22443401,22443034,22445889,22442351,22447755,22442847,22447505,22442413,22442579,22442704,22442808,22442553,22449066,22442412,22442798,22449064,22442652,22442687,22442318,22442550,22442692],"score":27,"text":"I'm looking at solar power systems, with the intention of eventually not being connected to the electrical grid at all and only having intermittent internet access.

In order to do that I need to over-provision my solar panels. Solar panels remain a lot cheaper than batteries, so for me at least it makes sense to get a lot of solar panels and only a few "hours" worth of batteries.

Let's assume that some sunny days I have an extra KW of power generation for ~8 hours. On overcast days I probably don't have any extra power, unless I'm not at home and can shut everything down.

What can I use the waste electricity for?","time":1582892855,"title":"Ask HN: What can I do with extra electricity?","type":"story"}],[22246037,{"by":"mightymosquito","descendants":35,"id":22246037,"kids":[22246150,22246170,22246117,22246133,22246216,22246198,22246347,22246227,22252111,22246174,22246123,22246143,22247113,22246129,22251995,22246188,22246135,22252196,22246181,22246152,22246159,22249541,22246154,22246155,22246131,22246146,22246371,22246128],"score":14,"text":"I was interviewing a new candidate today, and we do it in pairs.

I try to be as nice to people interviewing as possible(given how tech interviews can be pretty stressful).

However, the guy I was pairing with was not only being a bloody jerk, but he was also downright disrespectful(to the extent that he was pressing for an alternative solution to a problem which the candidate solved absolutely fine, and the jerk himself did not know of any other solution).

Should I treat the pig the same way he treated this candidate(just to teach him a lesson) or maybe take the higher road?","time":1580904458,"title":"Is it ok to be a jerk to jerks at office?","type":"story"}],[19696717,{"by":"vortex_panda","descendants":69,"id":19696717,"kids":[19696924,19697031,19701359,19698297,19697065,19698068,19697425,19697479,19696951,19698722,19697505,19697167,19696935,19700587,19697124,19697307,19696931,19700830,19698658,19704315,19699121,19697970,19700570,19697080,19698820,19707806,19702204,19700819,19698251,19696900],"score":55,"text":"$16","time":1555642348,"title":"Ask HN: Why do I exist as a sysadmin?","type":"story"}],[19593913,{"by":"wesammikhail","descendants":73,"id":19593913,"kids":[19594847,19594490,19595635,19594757,19594460,19594363,19594483,19594528,19594510,19594495,19594440,19594576,19604575,19594725,19597529,19594658,19594511,19594481,19594759,19594727,19594680,19598761,19594602,19594477],"score":30,"text":"Heyo,

I am genuinely curious to hear what sector(s) HN readers are currently interested in. Assuming you had a large amount of capital and you were allowed to only bet on 1 sector for the next say 5-10 years, what sector would you put your capital into? and what innovation(s) are you currently seeing within said sector that makes you excited about it?

Cheers","time":1554596603,"title":"Ask HN: If you had millions to invest, what sectors would you bet on?","type":"story"}],[16896052,{"by":"dustinty","descendants":58,"id":16896052,"kids":[16896622,16896484,16896782,16896626,16896796,16896981,16897091,16896759,16896664,16896742,16901719,16896760,16896592,16898773,16896959,16896732,16896833,16896805,16896851,16896499,16896821,16898211,16896809,16897346,16896810,16896936,16896775,16896804,16896840,16897027,16896720,16898536,16896656,16896927,16896559,16896898,16896395,16898968,16914408,16896299],"score":29,"time":1524403486,"title":"Ask HN: Which search engine do you use, and why?","type":"story"}],[16815842,{"by":"negrit","descendants":90,"id":16815842,"kids":[16816363,16816690,16816544,16816617,16816426,16816384,16816186,16817076,16816438,16816461,16816266,16816530,16816196,16816716,16816595,16816847,16816410,16818749,16816700,16816611,16817125,16818360,16816842,16816648,16816841,16816840,16816603,16817284,16816778,16816685,16815885,16816318],"score":83,"text":"Any side projects, Game, OSS, Hacks.","time":1523481948,"title":"Ask HN: What was your best passive income in 2017?","type":"story"}],[16780425,{"by":"ljw1001","descendants":66,"id":16780425,"kids":[16791706,16792777,16791742,16791687,16791738,16792786,16796041,16792316,16792249,16792120,16792872,16791764,16791899,16792626,16794582,16792152,16792244,16792170,16874458,16792162,16792822,16792516,16793067,16792753,16791605,16792475,16796859,16798095,16791653,16794461,16791591],"score":57,"text":"I work on an open source project with a small community. \nhttps://github.com/jtablesaw/tablesaw

I want a place for our users to hold discussions, ask questions, etc, that aren't bug reports or feature requests. We'd be lost at Stack Exchange, as the community is too small. \nI'm looking for an app like Discourse that is integrated with github. I've used gitter on other projects, and found the endless stream format awkward. What do you use for your projects? The only 'must haves' are sign-on-with-github-account, and asynch communications.","time":1523103806,"title":"Ask HN: How do you talk to your GitHub community?","type":"story"}],[16009836,{"by":"techexecadvice","descendants":84,"id":16009836,"kids":[16010518,16010780,16010889,16011327,16010989,16011160,16011041,16011021,16010715,16013341,16011181,16010634,16011078,16010483,16011225,16010330,16010738,16010592,16010476,16011945,16010704,16036191,16013641,16010193,16013433,16010859,16010195,16010539,16010883,16010582,16010740,16011025,16010605,16011587,16011584,16011068,16011149,16010981,16010951,16011104,16010535,16010816,16010621,16010768],"score":102,"text":"$17","time":1514311652,"title":"Ask HN: What's the best way to recover from burnout?","type":"story"}],[14656945,{"by":"Ajedi32","descendants":523,"id":14656945,"kids":[14657617,14657663,14657871,14657672,14657786,14657961,14657658,14657618,14659278,14661548,14657503,14657675,14657380,14659442,14660022,14657486,14657690,14660342,14658090,14661330,14657826,14657981,14657427,14661510,14658069,14659009,14657741,14658785,14658597,14660591,14659651,14657791,14659267,14658089,14661309,14657940,14657601,14661475,14658104,14659916,14657742,14660081,14658996,14660213,14659033,14661498,14664250,14696704,14666756,14660533,14660060,14659454,14661064,14659079,14658880,14658840,14660279,14657937,14659542,14661185,14662152,14659980,14708619,14659805,14662224,14658013,14657502,14658531,14660262,14657651,14659026,14659879,14661589,14657766,14660295,14659853,14661247,14660584,14660676,14661570,14659620,14659495,14661552,14661780,14658157,14660822,14661392,14658814,14663770,14659547,14658056,14660542,14657345,14677578,14659450,14659822,14661744,14659975,14657450,14668022,14661560,14658052,14670316,14658511,14661321,14661353,14661287,14679129,14658846,14658180,14663508,14662360,14661554,14659103,14659977,14660644,14661354,14658491,14657805],"score":685,"time":1498674754,"title":"Is it unethical for me to not tell my employer I've automated my job?","type":"story","url":"https://workplace.stackexchange.com/q/93696/26528"}],[14428711,{"by":"throwdonym","descendants":55,"id":14428711,"kids":[14429245,14429539,14429485,14429863,14429682,14429065,14430127,14429581,14429793,14429688,14429870,14429557,14429085,14429562,14429619,14446032,14433144,14429442,14429698,14429305,14429239,14429344,14430675,14429152,14430330,14429962,14429419,14429480],"score":75,"text":"$18","time":1495853876,"title":"Ask HN: How to stop overthinking everything in my life?","type":"story"}],[14386607,{"by":"throwaway0110","descendants":155,"id":14386607,"kids":[14387901,14386873,14386713,14391438,14386725,14387169,14387895,14386960,14388015,14387135,14389930,14390238,14387140,14386767,14386922,14386740,14389362,14386898,14386768,14389412,14389908,14386939,14386806,14387134,14386943,14393189,14387141,14389018,14387138,14400082,14392281,14386914,14388325,14387600,14388394,14398062,14388560,14388771,14386732,14386797,14388361,14387067,14387879,14388318,14388902,14386744,14389070,14400463,14386804],"score":244,"text":"$19","time":1495362373,"title":"Ask HN: What are the Madrid and Barcelona tech scenes like?","type":"story"}],[14381076,{"by":"pvsukale3","descendants":72,"id":14381076,"kids":[14382621,14382708,14381660,14382776,14381258,14382732,14382864,14382645,14381180,14382671,14382573,14382702,14382045,14381654,14383028,14382925,14410167,14382618,14397571,14383668,14382747,14383120,14383379,14382582,14382648,14381115],"score":43,"text":"How would you publish maintain projects? How would issues be resolved? It will be nice if mention the era in the answer .\nlike 80's 90's 2000's","time":1495255409,"title":"Ask HN: How did open source work before GitHub?","type":"story"}],[14382965,{"by":"simopaa","descendants":59,"id":14382965,"kids":[14383958,14383873,14383522,14384110,14383850,14383645,14383737,14384109,14383563,14383535,14384468,14383628,14390489,14383947,14383837,14383614,14383527,14385015,14384205,14383771,14394594,14384052,14384084,14383739,14384348,14385312,14384104,14383577,14384047,14384623,14383682,14383662,14383954,14384001,14383653,14385259,14391541,14384399,14407966],"score":83,"text":"I recently was struggling with an design/architecture issue all day, and when I was finished I thought about writing down some thoughts about the what/how/why aspects of my solution for future reference. I then stumbled on the term 'developer diary' for this kind of thing (for ex. https://www.smartics.eu/confluence/display/PDAC1/Developer+Diaries), that apparently some software developers hold in high regard.

I will be trying to keep my own (though a bit more light/free form than that in the link) in order to bring a bit more structure to my day-to-day.

Do you have any experience with developer diaries? Have they helped you become a better developer, and if so, what kind of effects did you notice?","time":1495295893,"title":"Ask HN: Do you keep a developer diary?","type":"story"}],[14383274,{"by":"zongitsrinzler","descendants":76,"id":14383274,"kids":[14383675,14383546,14383475,14383921,14383694,14383699,14388956,14384053,14384356,14384023,14383884,14383964,14384343,14383646,14383925,14383738,14390199,14383853,14385283,14395491,14383690,14383846,14384112,14396103,14386979,14383749,14388614,14384018,14383779,14396119,14383650,14383499],"score":58,"text":"The more specific you are the better.","time":1495299909,"title":"Ask HN: In the next 5 years which markets will grow the most and why?","type":"story"}],[13843577,{"by":"Pishky","descendants":60,"id":13843577,"kids":[13843933,13843744,13843844,13843631,13843783,13843609,13844032,13844145,13843726,13843950,13843838,13843840,13843681,13843717,13843718,13843727,13843780,13880808,13844081,13844659,13844934,13852921,13846764,13846371,13845026,13843719,13845209],"score":28,"text":"If chosing to learn one or the other why would anyone choose Ruby?

Thanks","time":1489195465,"title":"Has Python killed Ruby?","type":"story"}],[13485669,{"by":"evolve2k","descendants":91,"id":13485669,"kids":[13485913,13485973,13485871,13485992,13486156,13486028,13486181,13486409,13486250,13485882,13486252,13487689,13485907,13485964,13486133,13485986,13486225,13487324,13486262,13493451,13486274,13486100,13486020,13488280,13486268,13489093,13486107,13487406,13487915,13485960,13485963,13486002,13485935,13486080,13486088,13486077,13486190,13485974,13488339,13488715,13487186,13485947,13486004,13487041,13485952,13486032,13486125,13485985,13486668,13496457,13486525,13485890,13485929,13514373,13486598,13486052,13486867,13486358,13486503,13485988,13487162,13490298,13486175,13493452],"score":50,"text":"Being the Open Internet advocates that they are, you would imagine that most of us are generally big supporters of Firefox. So why then aren't more of us using it as our primary browser?

For me it's a simple feature in Chrome "tab to search" which frustratingly has never been ported into Firefox and every time I try to switch over the absense of this feature lures me back to Chrome as I'm just more effective with it.

Ref: http://www.danielfuterman.com/google-chrome-tab-to-search

What stopping you?

[edit: grammar fixes]","time":1485376001,"title":"Ask HN: What's stopping you from using Firefox as your primary browser?","type":"story"}],[13444320,{"by":"nh","descendants":51,"id":13444320,"kids":[13445414,13445220,13445231,13444799,13445520,13444804,13445171,13444535,13445850,13445122,13445240,13445266,13445159,13445519,13444437,13445521,13445407,13445549,13446857,13445636,13445343,13444400,13445482,13445189,13445202,13445244,13445573,13445319,13445237,13445233],"score":64,"text":"I'm look for a new chair for my new desk. What recommendations do you guys have for a desk chair that I can sit for 8-12 hrs on somedays?","time":1484925127,"title":"Ask HN: Best Chair for Programming","type":"story"}]]

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