1a:[[46985147,{"by":"arcadia_leak","descendants":273,"id":46985147,"kids":[46986829,46985998,46986356,46986472,46986336,46986107,46987173,46985924,46986000,46987391,46987644,46986652,46987013,46987650,46985940,46986152,47016114,47015400,46986888,46985222,46987745,46985430,46986559,46986971,46985517],"score":216,"time":1770873489,"title":"D Programming Language","type":"story","url":"https://dlang.org/"}],[46585643,{"by":"lzr_mihnea","descendants":8,"id":46585643,"kids":[46586080,46587625,46587962,46594494,46600918,46613305],"score":5,"text":"Ask HN,

I’m a software engineer and founder. Over the years, I’ve built backend and cloud systems and created a few internal tools to address recurring operational issues.

Before spending time building anything new, I’m trying to understand what problems are actually common today.

So I’m curious: what’s a process in your business that still costs you time every week and shouldn’t?\nFor example: something manual, spreadsheet-heavy, or a tool you tried and abandoned.

If you’re comfortable sharing publicly, I’d appreciate hearing about it.\nThanks.","time":1768206730,"title":"Ask HN: What business processes still waste time every week?","type":"story"}],[46538664,{"by":"yawa_me_worht","descendants":22,"id":46538664,"kids":[46552302,46544468,46540613,46551428,46570654,46555913,46572570,46593550,46555401,46549425,46538774,46539243,46555698,46543340,46563419,46538802],"score":38,"text":"$1b","time":1767860604,"title":"Ask HN: How would you decouple from the US?","type":"story"}],[43223162,{"by":"fuzztester","descendants":450,"id":43223162,"kids":[43249192,43249223,43252279,43257785,43229675,43230879,43251109,43255269,43227594,43225417,43253784,43224213,43250351,43226638,43224055,43249836,43253245,43223861,43223449,43251432,43253735,43227694,43255826,43224205,43244737,43253659,43226504,43226417,43225983,43258185,43224584,43251359,43249157,43249205,43256565,43223979,43250608,43234949,43224613,43250141,43251476,43251279,43250779,43257918,43251074,43242416,43253452,43255294,43249565,43250511,43257140,43224793,43253955,43225831,43258775,43251928,43290250,43250478,43289425,43249220,43256980,43227219,43257969,43250129,43249158,43224089,43287538,43253089,43249166,43258259,43250080,43252993,43251775,43251510,43258577,43257999,43258168,43249567,43255400,43227682,43254778,43256608,43256783,43249162,43251531,43250087,43224161,43251290,43258315,43258318,43240829,43256693,43253742,43259407,43254877,43257135,43257263,43268896,43250753,43228938,43249641,43258524,43254763,43250021,43249455,43256688,43226561,43250536,43250220,43257218,43252986,43249287,43229887,43249976],"score":287,"text":"Less popular or less commonly used ones.

By that, I mean, not including the usual suspects, such as C, C++, Rust and Go (I know the controversy about the last one being a systems programming language or not).

I'm asking this because I used C for both application programming and systems programming, early in my career, before I moved to using other languages such as Java and Python.

And of late, I've been wanting to get back to doing some systems programming, but preferably in a more modern language (than C) which is meant for that.","time":1740859875,"title":"Ask HN: What less-popular systems programming language are you using?","type":"story"}],[43137297,{"by":"xeonmc","descendants":14,"id":43137297,"kids":[43137723,43138628,43137551,43137409,43141170,43137376,43137764,43150821,43137617],"score":7,"text":"I am stuck on 128kbps connection for a while. The only website that loads without the server timing out is HackerNews.

I cannot even click on the commit history of a GitHub repo on the web, it seems to be some sort of bloated react interface for what amounts to an excruciatingly slow `git log`.

Cloning the entire repo is not feasible unless I know in advance that the repo is small, but I cannot know that unless I browse the log and directory beforehand.

I cannot search Google for advanced git commands, as Google times out 90% of the time, while 9% of the time it sends me to a captcha which is even more bloated to load and times out again.","time":1740213551,"title":"Ask HN: How can I browse public GitHub repos on 128kbps connection?","type":"story"}],[37172070,{"by":"akasakahakada","descendants":11,"id":37172070,"kids":[37181263,37176713,37174824,37175916,37176127,37172238],"score":8,"text":"Some of my phones do not record H.265. Those do record H.265 like Xiaomi or so provide an option to share as H.264 for compatiblility.

But the advantage of H.265 in terms of disk space is massive so I want that.

But I am afraid of availablilty and performance that made me unable to play those on some computers or future phones and tablets.

What's your idea?","time":1692340922,"title":"Ask HN: Should I convert all H.264 into H.265 for disk space?","type":"story"}],[36599234,{"by":"ryanschaefer","descendants":16,"id":36599234,"kids":[36599266,36599385,36599333,36599377,36599283,36599480,36601428,36600495,36599331,36599276,36608521,36599454,36600240],"score":4,"time":1688558913,"title":"Ask HN: Assume AI replaces programmers in 5 years. What is your backup career?","type":"story"}],[35312238,{"by":"tosh","descendants":14,"id":35312238,"kids":[35313792,35312504,35312617,35312485,35312463,35312389,35316181,35312348,35314776],"score":32,"time":1679818150,"title":"Evaluation of Location Encoding Systems (2021)","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/google/open-location-code/wiki/Evaluation-of-Location-Encoding-Systems"}],[33558115,{"by":"highwayman47","descendants":5,"id":33558115,"kids":[33558602,33570423,33558270,33559341],"score":4,"time":1668151218,"title":"Ask HN: What's Your Favorite Algorithm?","type":"story"}],[32797973,{"by":"ohiovr","descendants":1,"id":32797973,"kids":[32798748],"score":4,"text":"I was watching old videos on the TI-94A where games were written plain text basic and distributed where you could conceivably make changes to the source but I presume not be allowed to redistribute it without permission.

Are there any licenses off the shelf that are defensible in court that can allow this today? I'm thinking of releasing a python tool kit but I don't want to go through the folly of trying to obfuscate the code and I would like users to be able to make their own customizations.

My tool kit would have to be distributed with media as the other parts of the program would are too big to host. It is also of niche interest and I'm not prepared yet to simply put the software in an open source orphanage. I spent considerable time on it. I only expect to make a few bucks on it by selling it on eBay. But If I release a torrent of it, I'm not likely to see any benefit of the effort.","time":1662886333,"title":"Ask HN: What kind of source license allows view but not redistrubtion?","type":"story"}],[32698784,{"by":"dev_0","descendants":161,"id":32698784,"kids":[32700816,32700608,32700323,32700122,32704193,32700217,32701642,32701071,32699321,32698903,32698863,32701717,32702225,32700261,32701970,32703399,32698977,32703600,32702439,32703766,32702949,32702973,32719961,32703978,32700464,32701052,32702955,32704018,32700096,32699857,32702964,32699104,32699411,32699735,32698843,32703254,32705170,32703308,32699207,32700639,32699547,32711056,32704416,32703520,32699427,32703104,32708382,32703714,32702543,32723458,32703346,32703357,32700227,32701860,32702403],"score":181,"text":"I have a Bachelor of CS. But after working for 5 years, I can't remember these CS stuffs like Computer Organization, OS theories, Database normalization. What occupies my mind is delivering the feature to meet business goals and Kubernetes stuffs.

Is this normal? Or I need to work harder to learn them again?","time":1662179918,"title":"Ask HN: Working as a software engineer for 5 years, I've forgotten all CS stuff","type":"story"}],[32135992,{"by":"tropicalfruit","descendants":181,"id":32135992,"kids":[32136176,32136376,32136272,32136181,32136297,32136162,32136329,32136136,32136264,32136223,32136938,32136890,32136396,32136215,32136266,32137199,32136156,32136206,32137861,32136503,32136463,32136576,32136306,32136465,32136420,32136252,32136453,32136154,32136217,32136267,32136186,32136372,32139444,32136501,32145291,32142541,32138399,32136475,32136151,32136183,32136849,32136467,32136863,32136448,32136165,32143372,32138829,32136469,32136488,32136394,32136459,32137279,32136340,32141275,32136400,32136147,32136338,32136209,32136375,32136882,32136369,32139387,32136294,32136149,32136356,32136200,32136860,32136240,32136416,32136456,32136478,32136184,32151861,32137090,32136291,32136137],"score":173,"text":"It feels like the majority of content is no longer organic or passion driven. It is now monetisation driven content.

It's similar to Google. It used to be index of useful organic information, created for practical reasons (regardless of Google). Now it is just an index of adverts and spam created for Google monetisation.

Even some famous tech review channels just seem like marketing/pr product shills to me now.

I searched for a software tutorial on Youtube and 90% of results are talking heads.","time":1658133972,"title":"Ask HN: Has YouTube peaked?","type":"story"}],[31618955,{"by":"recvonline","descendants":439,"id":31618955,"kids":[31620992,31621365,31619581,31621786,31620691,31620721,31622360,31620004,31619947,31623475,31620375,31620546,31621017,31619758,31621012,31622885,31620426,31623529,31620253,31623449,31620647,31620169,31620171,31622545,31619613,31621560,31620364,31620270,31620702,31620120,31622762,31620860,31620173,31620846,31620397,31620006,31620818,31621533,31620313,31619306,31622816,31629393,31623292,31623612,31621021,31621580,31621331,31623760,31619356,31622806,31623282,31622693,31621566,31623199,31624242,31619961,31623413,31621520,31624104,31620163,31622338,31621026,31621781,31624721,31623619,31625525,31623888,31620481,31621980,31624636,31622502,31624671,31619462,31619003,31621616,31622258,31624846,31623133,31621089,31619823,31624377,31619312,31622921,31629163,31626932,31620356,31623542,31622328,31620138,31620499,31624478,31621831,31622396,31621142,31621713,31622400,31621998,31621711,31621257,31623588,31620344,31620731,31621325,31620839,31620440,31622291,31626858,31622893,31621818,31622875,31621049,31619425,31624753,31622539,31621435,31627226,31623216,31622231,31625526,31627215,31624391,31619955,31622425,31623894,31651044,31622703,31621201,31620088,31619675,31621031,31619768,31620877,31622681,31620813,31624434,31621423,31623212,31622496,31625383,31623708,31620969,31623733,31636550,31623929,31623806,31620616,31659362,31625069,31622152,31622747,31621567,31623213,31624097,31622449,31627965,31619977,31619973,31620220,31618966,31622631,31664417,31620228,31623865,31625420,31621581,31625084,31619048,31620826,31623731,31627783,31623372,31621305,31621277,31620079,31621643,31628614,31621479,31622899,31619859,31627531,31623877,31620301,31626595,31624553,31625057,31625560,31625362,31624166,31623803,31623033,31621741,31621460,31620371,31624244,31624991,31624980,31619676,31620168,31621194],"score":267,"text":"I am looking into video games which I can play myself or with my kids! Reason is: In real life, I don’t like guns, war or aggression. But when I play games, I often go for FPS or other, violent games.

I wondered why, but it turns out, I am more drawn to the story of these games than anything else.

So I wondered if there are more games which have a great gameplay and deep story to keep me engaged and are fun to play which don’t have gun or violence involved.","time":1654340334,"title":"Ask HN: Non-violent video games with great stories?","type":"story"}],[30776194,{"by":"grldd","descendants":7,"id":30776194,"kids":[30776323,30776519,30779894,30781505,30782801,30777462,30776268],"score":6,"text":"It's pretty hard to get feedback when rejected for a job. But sometimes it happens and in my case at least seems to be very dumb.

Some examples:

- "your code is correct and it does what we asked, but the way we write code is different"

- "you have the fundamental skills required for the role and have experience in a smaller company, but you don't have experience in a large company"

- "I don't think you would be happy in this role, I see you more of a <random_role> instead"

I almost never get feedback that I didn't have the skills. It's always some variant of I have them, but <reason>.

Any advice?","time":1648023317,"title":"What can I learn from dumb feedback on interview rejections?","type":"story"}],[30230620,{"by":"trendingwaifu","descendants":849,"id":30230620,"kids":[30231654,30231413,30232237,30231805,30231914,30232163,30232316,30231528,30231326,30231627,30232776,30231817,30231712,30233046,30232507,30234243,30231213,30231374,30233533,30231555,30232220,30232270,30231634,30231934,30232161,30231319,30232338,30232494,30233518,30231297,30233180,30233656,30231170,30232532,30231624,30303500,30231643,30233933,30237503,30233624,30231874,30231203,30233020,30232075,30231241,30234467,30232848,30232250,30235314,30306251,30235915,30231289,30234971,30233181,30232676,30231834,30231887,30235569,30231182,30234489,30232543,30231328,30231302,30232694,30231917,30248629,30232450,30239007,30232045,30232927,30238593,30231106,30232767,30231686,30232008,30237108,30231647,30234978,30233648,30231371,30231910,30235700,30247194,30231616,30231763,30231570,30231905,30231229,30232765,30233236,30233195,30232074,30234454,30233263,30233255,30232336,30231115,30231163,30235636,30231955,30232386,30232601,30232410,30233703,30232671,30231261,30231623,30232312,30232662,30237443,30231659,30232321,30233629,30231728,30232574,30307318,30233153,30241543,30249266,30237208,30233507,30232551,30232714,30233884,30232436,30232366,30232003,30235137,30245836,30237211,30245658,30310857,30231902,30231922,30238263,30231537,30231278,30233577,30233250,30231393,30232468,30232213,30235986,30231987,30235817,30232066,30241264,30231666,30236424,30236468,30231797,30249298,30304591,30238127,30233028,30231840,30233979,30234583,30231520,30232820,30233747,30316764,30234387,30236215,30232088,30232202,30232710,30232900,30240030,30231462,30237892,30235604,30231401,30239914,30231844,30234043,30232791,30234374,30231992,30233070,30231806,30235932,30232108,30234287,30233119,30231498,30231753,30235635,30231792,30232918,30234986,30233771,30232646,30232177,30231939,30231439,30231606,30234447,30234652,30232603,30231663,30232467,30231839,30233646,30231829,30231870,30234112,30232555,30245298,30234341,30233574,30232795,30232706,30233478,30232290,30243129,30236406,30232894,30234427,30232545,30232745,30243883,30234838,30232486,30232968,30232378,30232189,30235723,30246759,30233793,30237499,30234576,30232291,30232518,30233044,30231859,30233506,30232310,30243672,30232418,30233281,30231510,30235688,30234827,30231879,30232027,30233893,30241239,30233147,30233302,30241846,30235346,30231842,30238509,30232628,30232233,30233305,30234298,30232200,30238034,30240137,30232780,30234587,30231617,30233871,30232753,30235253,30232394,30236355,30233314,30231582,30232962,30255906,30235966,30235252,30240501,30233745,30233059,30231960,30263939,30232001,30232772,30240990,30233089,30232272,30232604,30235750,30235690,30235088,30232530,30234066,30237556,30257205,30234602,30231333,30231161,30231515,30234619,30230974,30232284,30233222,30245281,30232231,30237764,30235862,30231275,30231826,30232110,30239475,30233689,30232578,30235797,30238908,30238677,30232443,30231548,30231277,30235021,30299388,30234077,30236031,30231838,30237219,30233039,30232581,30232036,30232955],"score":1094,"text":"$1c","time":1644137793,"title":"Ask HN: How do you deal with getting old and feeling lost?","type":"story"}],[30111163,{"by":"perihelions","descendants":1,"id":30111163,"kids":[30111517,30117234,30111218],"score":2,"time":1643349869,"title":"Unintentional collection of user-edited search engine values","type":"story","url":"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1752317"}],[29847344,{"by":"tinktank","descendants":16,"id":29847344,"kids":[29847974,29848592,29847643,29847503,29851668,29850140,29851759,29850748,29849462,29847380],"score":8,"text":"$1d","time":1641603508,"title":"Ask HN: Am I thick? What advice would you give me?","type":"story"}],[29847624,{"by":"mZ6uYffk","descendants":8,"id":29847624,"kids":[29848816,29847799,29848755,29847751,29848657,29847922],"score":17,"text":"$1e","time":1641606044,"title":"The University of Minnesota spam filter might have just cost me Summa Cum Laude","type":"story"}],[29328750,{"by":"Ragnarork","descendants":293,"id":29328750,"kids":[29329799,29329161,29329013,29330380,29335996,29333354,29329596,29329193,29329006,29329042,29329165,29333674,29328935,29328951,29332538,29331177,29329134,29331053,29329195,29332024,29330361,29329926,29329085,29329022,29329328,29330647,29329568,29330460,29335613,29331150,29331065,29329348,29329291,29337197,29330331,29329522,29329018,29329010,29329928,29346024,29334966,29355101,29336285,29339820,29342958,29329712,29349404,29329303,29330310,29342110,29329224,29330184,29330391,29329444,29329878,29334985,29329686,29336625,29330234,29329166,29330267],"score":1057,"time":1637751073,"title":"QOI: Lossless Image Compression in O(n) Time","type":"story","url":"https://phoboslab.org/log/2021/11/qoi-fast-lossless-image-compression"}],[28624483,{"by":"sohkamyung","descendants":34,"id":28624483,"kids":[28625573,28630631,28628366,28627941,28628331,28626575,28625769,28627633,28626785,28631471,28631267,28631003],"score":106,"time":1632362699,"title":"Haku: A toy functional programming language based on literary Japanese","type":"story","url":"https://codeberg.org/wimvanderbauwhede/haku"}],[28430983,{"by":"roschdal","descendants":2,"id":28430983,"kids":[28431427,28431444],"score":1,"text":"Where can I find a free open source fork of Docker? Now that Docker is no longer free.","time":1630909305,"title":"Ask HN: Where can I find a free fork of Docker?","type":"story"}],[28032752,{"by":"interfixus","descendants":3,"id":28032752,"kids":[28034137,28033324,28033141],"score":3,"time":1627877052,"title":"Bitter Brew: High Coffee Consumption Is Associated with Smaller Brain Volume","type":"story","url":"https://scitechdaily.com/bitter-brew-high-coffee-consumption-is-associated-with-smaller-brain-volume/"}]]

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