15:[[47673394,{"by":"Zm44","descendants":208,"id":47673394,"kids":[47673955,47675655,47675552,47674115,47674176,47674629,47674070,47674571,47677012,47674392,47675111,47674507,47674177,47679399,47676213,47678220,47674432,47673972,47675841,47676966,47674759,47678240,47676263,47678486,47677822,47678786,47674202,47677309,47678651,47673953,47676768,47676963,47674011,47676190,47675922,47676789,47674095,47674284,47688235,47695007,47675034,47675457,47675588,47677941,47675956,47687169,47674050,47676651,47678431,47677203,47674119,47674320,47674397,47674091,47724786,47702013,47674304,47673961,47676340,47674732,47677805,47674889,47674877,47675762],"score":252,"text":"Last week SWYX nerd-sniped me into building an Open-source Dropbox.

Here is Locker: the ultimate open-source Google Drive/box/Dropbox alternative \n- Provider agnostic (S3, R2, vercel blob, local)\n- BYOB (Bring your own bucket)\n- Virtual file system\n- QMD Search plugin","time":1775560337,"title":"Show HN: Stop paying for Dropbox/Google Drive, use your own S3 bucket instead","type":"story","url":"https://locker.dev"}],[43080535,{"by":"DrBenCarson","descendants":82,"id":43080535,"kids":[43083359,43081219,43087033,43081024,43081487,43081778,43082402,43080767,43082899,43086880,43081928,43080792],"score":96,"time":1739809410,"title":"Hk, a new Git hook manager","type":"story","url":"https://hk.jdx.dev/about.html"}],[43056495,{"by":"WheelsAtLarge","descendants":125,"id":43056495,"kids":[43056816,43056629,43056648,43056729,43056632,43057800,43056642,43056585,43056699,43056640,43056753,43056569,43056634,43056620,43056600,43056630,43060656,43056697,43062823,43058001,43060717,43057779,43056709,43056592,43056963,43056604,43056782,43057702,43056586,43056584,43058446,43059553,43056917,43056692,43057917,43056761,43057322,43056679],"score":55,"text":"We hear about people wanting to move to a different country because of economic reasons or political reasons regularly. If you had your wish, where would you move to? If you wish, tell us where you are from.","time":1739602763,"title":"Ask HN: What country would you like to relocate to and why?","type":"story"}],[42746682,{"by":"ulam2","descendants":141,"id":42746682,"kids":[42747081,42746908,42747432,42746997,42751194,42747056,42747149,42746791,42747439,42747450,42747132,42746743,42748644,42746918,42752989,42756497,42747000,42751790,42746948,42746768,42748460,42747027,42754942,42746924,42763947,42747041,42747455,42746959,42747355,42747253,42747163,42746985,42747338,42749710,42752212,42746690,42754555,42749035,42748596,42747507,42747642,42746988,42747278,42755423,42747046,42847196,42747159,42759589,42747254,42747007,42747036,42752458,42750863,42747541,42747038,42750017,42747050,42747568,42747084,42748125,42747015,42747106,42748141,42757704,42747384,42747075,42747231,42746983,42747136,42747100,42747059,42751288,42747540,42747147,42746795,42750390,42746976,42757150,42748708,42766653,42746993,42758304,42748044,42747268,42752205,42750850,42748556,42747191,42747053,42749413,42747013,42749087,42771528,42747051,42763237,42754560,42747034,42747055,42759874,42747008,42747884,42747885],"score":64,"text":"Its been some time since this question was asked. Every RSS reader I've used so far sucks. Either the built-in web support is poor or it stops fetching the feeds or renders then poorly. Sorry for my frustration, but I would like to know what everyone else is using and if they are satisfied with their RSS reader.","time":1737187280,"title":"Ask HN: Which RSS reader do you use?","type":"story"}],[42603116,{"by":"AbstractH24","descendants":42,"id":42603116,"kids":[42606608,42623068,42622333,42623499,42623722,42605256,42669764,42665496,42623035,42614229,42622206,42622416,42623656,42630940,42626969,42622698,42623368,42603289,42623807,42669739,42622257,42619878,42622336,42608060,42622268,42621213,42622187,42622201],"score":17,"text":"I’m going to need new ones this year and I’m not sure what things to optimize for if I’m not a gamer","time":1736096536,"title":"Ask HN: What do you look for in a work monitor?","type":"story"}],[42559048,{"by":"PointedResponse","descendants":95,"id":42559048,"kids":[42559065,42559338,42559218,42559488,42559208,42560058,42559283,42559410,42559382,42559279,42559475,42559374,42561897,42559377,42559266,42559427,42559361],"score":29,"text":"$16","time":1735657081,"title":"Show HN: Obsess Jobs – Apply to jobs in your sleep","type":"story","url":"https://obsessjobs.com/"}],[42243500,{"by":"reillyse","descendants":511,"id":42243500,"kids":[42243551,42244171,42243897,42244530,42244489,42243663,42243528,42243870,42243604,42244082,42243702,42244084,42243645,42243773,42243771,42244829,42243770,42244288,42243589,42244241,42243838,42243524,42244568,42243641,42243600,42243985,42244187,42243570,42244058,42246358,42243624,42244191,42243701,42255246,42246172,42243952,42259390,42245204,42243565,42243623,42243665,42244515,42245256,42244157,42246793,42244096,42243991,42245141,42244302,42244322,42248945,42244335,42243603,42244301,42243644,42243918,42243919,42247640,42245692,42244587,42249387,42245126,42243683,42244311,42244383,42245044,42248823,42244442,42243550,42245151],"score":342,"time":1732608093,"title":"Lies we tell ourselves to keep using Golang (2022)","type":"story","url":"https://fasterthanli.me/articles/lies-we-tell-ourselves-to-keep-using-golang"}],[42111613,{"by":"jared_mccluskey","descendants":18,"id":42111613,"kids":[42111888,42111829,42112551,42111809,42111837,42113944],"score":15,"time":1731370414,"title":"One of the largest Godot projects is transitioning off of Godot","type":"story","url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_kkiNqAwIU"}],[42078382,{"by":"simplecto","descendants":63,"id":42078382,"kids":[42078546,42078556,42078623,42078689,42078646,42078971,42078696,42078710,42078757,42078409,42078671,42079764,42094241,42109747,42078770,42078673,42078608,42078666,42078764,42079043,42079083,42083459,42079748,42078709,42078740,42078695,42078685],"score":44,"text":"So it's been a decade-long round-trip from IC to management to senior manager back to IC.

And in the time you see some skills develop while others atrophy. And some new skills appear on the market that I'm shallow in.

In this case that could be Golang and Rust. (Lets not talk about how I feel about the Javascript ecosystem)

But, man, it is hard to let go of the cozy warm and lazy blanket Django and the python ecosystem gives us, isn't it?

The irony here is that I'm incredibly productive in the Django stack, but relative to the many jobs out there -- it seems many Rust and Golang positions go unfilled.

So, what is a guy to do? Daddy has to eat, and I am mercenary at heart.

So here we are -- back on the learning curve and ramping up on Golang and Rust.","time":1730998391,"title":"Has the market spoken? Time to pick up Golang and Rust?","type":"story"}],[41941002,{"by":"weallfeelit","descendants":16,"id":41941002,"kids":[41941278,41941385,41941309,41941299,41941267,41941264,41941398,41941297,41941298,41943283,41957873],"score":36,"text":"apparently a "pro-Palestinian" group SN_BlackMeta claimed responsibility for the attack. SN_BlackMeta has previously been linked to an attack against a Middle Eastern financial institution earlier this year, and a security firm has linked it to a pro-Palestinian hacktivist movement. but what does this have to do with the Internet Archive? and even if it's not SN_BlackMeta, what's the angle? i can't imagine any citizen being opposed to one of the only sources of truth on the internet.

there's also, as always, some chatter about Big Tech or Big Govt. the question remains open. who is hacking Internet Archive, and what do they want?","time":1729814150,"title":"Ask HN: Who is hacking Internet Archive?","type":"story"}],[40737901,{"by":"pontusabb","descendants":36,"id":40737901,"kids":[40741149,40740735,40740133,40745638,40739004,40739128,40738893,40741297,40739684,40738687,40758613,40740517,40739188,40739480,40739145,40739195,40739847,40740696],"score":119,"text":"My best friend and I are building an open-source platform for micro businesses, freelancers, and contractors to manage their operations more efficiently. Our platform offers tools for financial insights, time tracking, invoicing, and more.

It's fully open-source, and we are adopting an open startup approach with public metrics.

We'd love to hear your thoughts!","time":1718886310,"title":"Show HN: Midday – Run your business smarter (open-source)","type":"story","url":"https://midday.ai"}],[40736397,{"by":"jjbinx007","descendants":79,"id":40736397,"kids":[40736601,40736702,40736939,40736542,40736803,40736522,40736489,40736523,40736585,40749009,40736770,40736428,40736903,40736694,40736533,40736521,40736539,40737166,40736890,40740191,40738560,40736519,40737255,40758625,40737116,40736775,40736581,40736650,40736608,40739377,40739244,40737565,40737466,40737710,40736647,40736518,40736801,40737970,40737003],"score":125,"text":"I recently switched back to Firefox after being a Chrome user for a long time and I noticed that a Youtube live stream I was watching kept breaking. I would reload the page only to find the stream lagged and then stopped working completely over and over again. When I loaded it in Chrome I still had occasional lags but the stream never completely broke once.

This morning I was trying to edit some photos in Google Photos and I noticed that if you apply a few filters it stops working as well. The first few edits work okay, but after 3 or 4 filters the edits no longer apply.

Can't help thinking it's Google either deliberately breaking things in Firefox or genuinely not caring. Reminds me of tactics Microsoft used against competitors in the 90s and 00s.","time":1718872835,"title":"Ask HN: Is Google deliberately breaking Firefox?","type":"story"}],[40508417,{"by":"keploy","descendants":47,"id":40508417,"kids":[40508703,40508605,40527035,40516723,40510009,40510353,40513995,40508635,40508674,40508867,40508889,40509551,40509085,40508926,40508584,40511766,40508678,40529917,40509068,40508661,40509657,40508608,40508958,40508752,40508585,40517737,40508650,40508694,40508639,40508677,40508644,40509403,40509128,40508893,40508709,40508658,40508576,40508613],"score":30,"text":"Mine would be -\n- pop team epic \n- beelzebub \n- terror in resonance","time":1716956319,"title":"Ask HN: What's your favorite Underrated Anime that no one talks about?","type":"story"}],[40197750,{"by":"aelmeleegy","descendants":77,"id":40197750,"kids":[40200888,40200703,40199283,40199469,40199739,40199289,40198104,40197827,40200300,40198551,40199431,40205044,40200570,40200291,40200029,40199611,40198390,40204179,40198062,40198094,40199581,40209696,40208441,40208166,40197825,40200439,40199838],"score":29,"text":"My working hypthosis is that the software industry, and in particular SaaS, has seen immense growth and it's unlikely to see that kind of growth again. It's unlikely, but not totally impossible, to see the rise of something like Microsoft, Apple and Amazon again.

So, if you were at a stage of your career where you're trying to find interesting fields and industries that might see huge growth, where would you look?","time":1714395665,"title":"Ask HN: What fields or technologies are you excited about?","type":"story"}],[39577113,{"by":"65","descendants":89,"id":39577113,"kids":[39577903,39577945,39579667,39578074,39578024,39587184,39578263,39577907,39577958,39577310,39590635,39578178,39577886,39578677,39578160,39578082,39584771,39577973,39579545,39578332,39578017,39578130,39596297,39577895,39578065,39577395,39577157,39577938,39578076,39578086,39577528,39580074,39577224,39586750,39577961,39578062,39579549,39581983,39578048,39578051,39577200,39577925,39607851,39610080,39577661,39579351,39577236,39581289,39578088,39578026,39578036,39579331,39577864,39578569,39580392,39580929,39596714,39580057,39578073,39577920,39579063,39577904,39578008,39579400],"score":37,"text":"I am an idiot, and bought a Dell XPS 15 with an Nvidia graphics card, and getting the graphics card to work without excessive patching is not worth it to me. I'd rather just get an AMD laptop instead for daily driving Linux.

What laptop are you using for Linux?","time":1709425219,"title":"Ask HN: What laptop are you using to daily drive Linux?","type":"story"}],[39442538,{"by":"alexander2002","descendants":26,"id":39442538,"kids":[39444436,39443024,39443209,39442659,39448912,39443102,39442994,39448430,39445050,39443315,39453477,39442653],"score":16,"text":"I will go first

Feeling(s):Feeling suicidal for last 3 months. Extreme axiety and depression

Reason(s):I have been mentally unstable for last 5 years and unhappy.I was born ugly .I am a lonely person","time":1708443400,"title":"Ask HN: Who is feeling Depressed and Why? (Feb 2024)","type":"story"}],[39004600,{"by":"Kwpolska","descendants":10,"id":39004600,"kids":[39015136,39006295,39005559,39013402,39010401],"score":56,"time":1705345034,"title":"Python Packaging, One Year Later: A Look Back at 2023 in Python Packaging","type":"story","url":"https://chriswarrick.com/blog/2024/01/15/python-packaging-one-year-later/"}],[38181342,{"by":"rbanffy","descendants":86,"id":38181342,"kids":[38181747,38181973,38182465,38182357,38181848,38182561,38182451,38182397,38182873,38183112,38182747,38184149,38183271,38182474,38181991,38181780],"score":78,"time":1699384193,"title":"Why Golang instead of Rust to develop the Krater desktop app","type":"story","url":"https://blog.moonguard.dev/why-golang-instead-of-rust-to-develop-the-krater-desktop-app"}],[38126571,{"by":"altun","descendants":140,"id":38126571,"kids":[38126903,38127033,38126816,38126871,38126626,38127280,38127190,38127058,38126948,38127020,38130439,38126603,38128817,38126888,38131744,38126895,38126914,38127122,38126979,38129418,38127618,38126661,38126994],"score":28,"text":"When you search "golang" on google for a long time, the question "Why people hate Go?" comes up at the top.

Now the blog post "A new way to bring garbage collected programming languages efficiently to WebAssembly" written by the team of V8 (JavaScript and WebAssembly engine) on the official website of Google has appeared.

https://v8.dev/blog/wasm-gc-porting

When I saw in the first paragraph of the blog that "we will get into the technical details of how GC languages such as Java, Kotlin, Dart, Python, and C# can be ported to Wasm" the question "Why people in Google hate Go?" arose","time":1699006043,"title":"Why people in Google hate Go?","type":"story"}],[37949144,{"by":"tempsy","descendants":98,"id":37949144,"kids":[37949424,37949803,37949450,37949742,37949514,37949507,37949701,37949651,37949677,37949472,37949867,37949457,37949547,37951205,37949849,37951559,37949494,37955040,37950102,37949618,37949607],"score":55,"time":1697751942,"title":"Americans Must Earn $114,000 a Year to Afford a Typical Home","type":"story","url":"https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-10-19/how-much-do-i-need-to-make-to-buy-a-house-114-000-according-to-redfin"}],[37935817,{"by":"techlover14159","descendants":33,"id":37935817,"kids":[37936263,37936113,37936083,37936538,37936190,37936567,37948027,37936318,37936325,37936364,37936122,37946168,37936111,37936070,37941127,37936762,37936198,37936489],"score":18,"text":"I am looking for something similar to pythonanywhere which is great for WSGI apps but it doesn't support ASGI apps which I need.","time":1697669168,"title":"Ask HN: Where to Host a FastAPI App","type":"story"}],[37944326,{"by":"carc1n0gen","descendants":114,"id":37944326,"kids":[37945335,37945151,37945329,37945459,37946137,37944916,37945393,37951833,37945726,37946181,37944492,37947427,37956171,37946108,37945461,37945685,37946286,37948523,37945552,37945429],"score":43,"time":1697729648,"title":"We Have to Talk About Flask","type":"story","url":"https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/we-have-to-talk-about-flask"}],[37857231,{"by":"notpushkin","descendants":687,"id":37857231,"kids":[37864334,37865720,37861263,37864293,37860417,37865461,37864268,37866427,37863957,37866787,37864235,37860808,37862225,37864880,37866600,37863642,37864765,37864162,37860861,37864221,37863706,37869700,37863688,37861609,37866450,37870810,37864771,37863304,37863531,37863614,37864985,37872528,37871620,37863716,38001313,37863194,37864255,37860813,37864699,37863869,37869042,37869824,37864937,37868039,37868650,37861682,37866304,37860772,37866809,37865544,37866721,37869832,37880935,37860457,37867377,37870951,37863381,37866311,37864589,37867047,37876716,37865799,37864785,37863464,37863982,37857487,37866246,37866321,37863876,37865147,37865064,37870015,37866271,37955067,37867214,37864530,37864553,37869638,37863465,37869392,37869585,37863489,37863657,37857792,37887170,37863921,37871175,37865381,37863866,37861576,37870072,37955680,37859475,37864621,37864833,37865984,37863441,37883279,37870253,37864464,37864586,37956203,37871507,37863995,37864628,37865555,37876639,37864514,37871665,37863404,37871993,37865464,37864173,37863857,37863570,37957229,37868629,37954749,37866262,37864991,37864398,37860899,37870000,37865386,37866777,37870777,37867126,37863271,37868376,37867929,37865665,37863525,37957305,37863755,37864624,37897799,37870973,37865224,37864992,37869302,37871484,37869304,37864973,37870520,37863846,37868394,37870709,37869264,37869572,37864722,37866169,37863221,37865990,37864583,37864379,37871796,37864377,37863656,37863629,37865620,37861021,37865992,37861500,37865111,37864132,37867699,37870138,37865403,37869828,37860895,37866061,37863291,37864020,37867873,37869628,37866766,37867004,37864565,37884004,37860980,37867039,37878078,37879735,37876661,37865197,37911792,37868736,37863811,37866741,37860302,37864175,37864422,37860381,37865655,37863473,37865207,37863339,37863388,37866324,37865732,37959551,37869337,37955209,37865965,37863456,37866641,37870789,37899844,37869884,37866359,37869626,37863488,37864734,37867771,37865890,37866155,37866289,37866605,37864281,37865103,37864693,37867954,37869419,37872741,37865269,37863397,37863834,37864181,37869861,37866638,37867988,37863904,37864354,37865144,37863754,37865299,37867820,37866410,37868082,37863715,37865852,37866775,37874132,37863427,37864932,37864558,37869691,37865425,37868664,37869834,37864050,37870697,37870612,37866672,37866984,37876178,37866823,37865018,37863641,37866947,37866024,37864383,37864787,37865706,37862739,37868057,37865203,37864450,37865195,37867247,37865619,37866029,37863459,37866752,37869795,37866175,37865079,37868683,37863215,37867550,37864471,37868237,37870896,37864956,37864119,37863156,37863853,37863635,37868123,37864491,37869523,37864675,37867076,37865127,37862265,37869678,37863462,37863665,37867091,37888333,37868621,37870487,37868597,37866368,37870690,37866941,37865029,37863800,37864498,37864481,37861535,37864980,37866705,37868335,37860121,37865100,37866867,37863190,37867410,37866573,37863330,37888113,37857254,37864974,37865641,37863966,37867466,37865081,37866178,37865414,37864753,37869918,37864457,37865459,37865551,37864111,37866567,37869406,37864505,37863763,37861205,37865065,37864759,37863739,37871936,37866699,37865076,37866760,37866053,37864432,37866339,37865209,37864208,37863440,37865394,37865935,37867698,37883821,37863382,37866614,37865427,37864129,37863347,37866152,37866552,37863766,37865796,37865074,37869615,37865694,37863785,37864795,37864728,37867005,37866139,37866390,37863379,37863543,37866949,37865867,37863409,37863848,37865955,37875940,37866267,37863256,37863444,37883604,37870155,37878520,37865166,37864085,37876001,37863604,37860829,37864044,37863323,37869770,37877692,37866546,37863719,37866549,37864970,37865219,37864824,37865315,37863943,37863959,37867744,37864761,37864685,37864536,37866971,37869089,37863960,37864052,37875939,37865530,37864865,37864311,37861313,37872667,37871167,37865241,37864291,37869083,37858907,37889674,37867132,37866199,37870129,37868408,37864284,37868412,37868409,37870022,37870856,37860719],"score":395,"text":"Release early, release often. Don't worry, be crappy. Fail fast. Iterate.

Show us your half baked, not really ready for prime time projects.

Also, if you need any help with a project, a startup, or an idea, just post it here.","time":1697119118,"title":"Ask HN: Show me your half baked project","type":"story"}],[37698334,{"by":"arunc","descendants":49,"id":37698334,"kids":[37698569,37698530,37698659,37698962,37698832,37698885,37700519,37699775,37698888,37700185,37700281,37701770,37699203,37699109],"score":51,"text":"From what I have known and used, PuTTY seems to be the oldest software still in beta (0.79 at the moment), with it's first version released sometime in 1998, not sure about the exact date.

PuTTY's first Git commit shows "Fri Jan 8 13:02:13 1999" for beta 0.43, from r11 of SVN.

https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html","time":1695951921,"title":"Ask HN: Which is the oldest software alive still in 0.x, used by many?","type":"story"}],[37621973,{"by":"fork-bomber","descendants":18,"id":37621973,"kids":[37622530,37622537,37622565,37622590,37622011,37622837,37624622,37621993,37622515,37622553],"score":12,"time":1695464385,"title":"US Government may require open source software to use memory safe languages","type":"story","url":"https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/08/10/2023-17239/request-for-information-on-open-source-software-security-areas-of-long-term-focus-and-prioritization"}],[37591242,{"by":"pooriar","descendants":48,"id":37591242,"kids":[37591416,37591243,37591313,37591468,37591358,37591357,37591376,37591303,37591381,37591353,37591328,37591395,37591326,37591393,37591299,37591445,37591349,37591324,37594731,37591300],"score":34,"time":1695251068,"title":"Baldurs Gate 3 comes out on Mac tomorrow. I will not play it","type":"story","url":"https://kianpak.com/i-will-not-play-baldurs-gate-3/"}],[37537417,{"by":"_p9wz","descendants":46,"id":37537417,"kids":[37537721,37537767,37537995,37539439,37537685,37537873,37537663,37538144,37577154,37537621,37537489,37538008,37538147,37538094,37537954,37537747,37538932,37538029,37537735,37538491,37540565,37537707,37537604,37537943],"score":25,"text":"I may get to work for a small translation agency to build a website for them plus a bit of marketing stuff, and maybe a remote desktop and a platform for invoicing for their personnel. I am self-teaching myself web-design and the related stuff (Python mainly for everything, but HTML/CSS, C++, SQL and databases also) and a few years ago I also administered a Wordpress site for a while, so am a bit familiar with themes/addons etc.

But for a few recent months it seems I've seen some news on HN as about once per month that someone's Wordpress site was hacked.

Which web framework may be better for a small agency (or in a general business case): Wordpress or Django/Flask?

Can you describe a typical workflow and which other tools/frameworks/keywords/etc (like REST) I need to use for this?

As I am a bit nervous that I am self-taught in this field, though have tons of materials on that, but this job may provide some resources for my main projects.","time":1694889720,"title":"Ask HN: WordPress vs. Django/Flask?","type":"story"}]]

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