16:[[27853657,{"by":"hackathonguy","descendants":50,"id":27853657,"kids":[27856756,27855722,27863574,27859990,27854699,27854380,27853677,27930560,27863158,27869760,27854744,27861843,27856962,27853868,27854598,27949417,27856370,27861910,27856250,27934184,27931227],"score":33,"text":"Hey HN,

I'm wondering: what are expected to be the best places to live in 2050, considering climate change and the potential for impending societal collapse? What are the characteristics of such places? What should we keep in mind?

Thanks!","time":1626418620,"title":"Ask HN: Best Place to Live in 2050?","type":"story"}],[26593122,{"by":"fish45","descendants":88,"id":26593122,"kids":[26593799,26670656,26593839,26593778,26593494,26594703,26593805,26593847,26593688,26593451,26673424,26593720,26594209,26594247,26593868,26593321,26673495,26593638,26593602,26593482,26593820,26593674,26593791,26593898,26598160,26593793,26593907,26593613,26600379,26593643,26673865,26594120,26593337,26593635,26593449,26594717,26593750,26593699,26593843,26593668,26593382,26594197,26593760,26593809,26597872,26593738,26593824,26593609,26593373,26593746,26593689,26596265,26593496,26593696,26593495,26593393,26594151,26593715],"score":30,"text":"I'm specifying books because I'm sure most HN users read blog posts technical articles regularly.

Personally, I spend a whole lot of time reading books, but only fiction. I particularly like science fiction and high fantasy.

I'd expect that HN mostly reads nonfiction, but I saw a Stormlight Archives reference here recently so I'm curious.","time":1616771707,"title":"Ask HN: Do you read books regularly? Fiction or nonfiction?","type":"story"}],[24942037,{"by":"gls2ro","descendants":253,"id":24942037,"kids":[24942300,24942363,24942442,24942387,24942373,24942469,24942348,24943189,24943320,24942242,24942515,24942319,24943589,24942648,24947331,24943248,25010318,24942652,24942343,24942643,24942350,24943029,24942639,24942664,24942393,24942514,25018969,25007990,24942757,24962104,24942904,24942580,25012873,24942704,24942691,24943153,24942587,24966702,24942693,24942703,24959145,24946590,25020672,24943655,24942358,24957439,24942768,24942657,25007803,24942531,24942504,24943393,24943279,24943858,24942928,25007285,24943660,25009770,25009128,24942397,25012787,24942731,24947784,24942777,24942609,25010257,24942696,24944102,25007151,24942642,24942415,24942400,24942320,24942395],"score":556,"text":"Let me put this as simple as I can: \nWriting tutorials on Medium means you are putting them behind a paywall, thus restricting learning opportunities.

Medium is not StackOverflow, it limits the number of articles that can be freely read.

If you ever learned something from a blog or from stackoverflow do contribute back by sharing your knowledge open on the internet not behind a paywall.","time":1604065066,"title":"Ask HN: Please stop writing tutorials/tech articles on Medium","type":"story"}],[18745763,{"by":"vchernobyl","descendants":601,"id":18745763,"kids":[18745866,18745967,18748794,18746002,18746161,18748913,18747345,18746735,18746023,18748237,18748359,18746386,18749002,18747047,18746612,18745972,18747040,18746529,18751179,18745874,18746126,18747064,18745974,18746825,18746758,18749746,18747285,18748093,18748183,18747601,18746604,18746318,18748841,18745856,18746639,18748522,18746229,18746144,18747384,18748692,18746253,18746568,18746730,18745852,18747792,18745868,18745916,18746077,18745997,18751161,18748473,18747189,18746799,18746035,18747652,18753180,18750298,18747445,18748723,18746237,18747798,18747812,18747482,18745947,18747012,18747298,18745986,18749656,18745968,18747361,18752195,18745858,18746346,18749058,18747254,18747577,18747109,18748355,18745842,18745963,18746910,18745979,18745834,18749338,18745996,18747689,18751467,18747407,18747614,18747613,18746774,18746197,18748828,18751547,18749432,18749291,18747203,18749993,18746582,18749481,18746654,18753589,18747857,18747499,18749064,18747146,18746813,18746099,18746912,18745993,18747399,18745927,18747859,18746930,18752633,18748486,18748207,18749588,18747065,18746627,18748472,18754394,18748433,18747303,18745948,18747177,18747872,18751919,18751319,18749792,18748406,18750363,18751817,18747297,18752571,18751676,18748245,18746031,18748333,18749262,18746362,18746540,18745938,18746400,18746070,18749928,18747213,18748908,18747231,18750038,18748303,18748099,18747522,18749806,18749421,18751144,18747890,18748833,18746567,18747342,18747579,18746190,18750226,18748143,18762411,18750372,18748834,18755403,18755393,18747951,18748133,18758797,18814593,18747788,18755496,18749307,18747023,18748928,18746492,18748185,18748062,18747843,18749126,18750253,18746695,18748479,18750166,18750157,18747569,18747483,18747324,18748735,18751210,18748295,18746204,18746488,18746526,18747380,18750710,18746391,18745959,18750365,18747503,18746467,18746084,18746065,18746223,18756618,18747923,18746320,18747123,18750398,18746806,18746292,18745944,18746338,18749472,18749655,18749125,18750904,18750791,18747420,18746015,18748699,18750305,18746259,18746041,18746565,18749789,18751293,18746474,18747413,18747019,18749465,18747729,18746928,18746153,18750326,18747091,18748937,18747240,18747113,18750691,18746160,18747683,18823023,18746339,18750081,18746397,18751486,18750283,18747776,18750570,18746472,18751289,18747563,18750135,18747306,18749779,18748698,18749167,18748854,18746696,18746413,18751651,18747276,18746247,18745964,18768681,18747607,18751132,18748003,18747400,18748085,18746111,18746919,18748988,18747720,18746419,18745953,18750564,18747513,18748968,18747821,18749082,18747217,18746334,18746314,18746097,18746101,18768682,18752988,18746435,18746451,18745832,18745945,18747092,18746817,18746218,18747301,18749599,18788965,18747155,18746533],"score":629,"text":"What technologies have you invested time in learning that you are going to keep using/experimenting/learning about in the next year?

I'm a professional Android engineer, and as for me: I learned Kotlin and use it at work every day, and so far I like it a lot. I also learned a little bit of iOS development with Swift. I also experimented with Flutter developing non-trivial "Hello world" apps, and I feel that it reduces a lot of friction that a lot of native mobile developers encounter.

What's your favorite tech in 2018?","time":1545568732,"title":"Ask HN: What technologies did you learn in 2018?","type":"story"}],[18688647,{"by":"keiferski","descendants":258,"id":18688647,"kids":[18689171,18688933,18688796,18688785,18688864,18688770,18694712,18688828,18694218,18689011,18688787,18689390,18688830,18688728,18688806,18689189,18688765,18688776,18688748,18688982,18688718,18689199,18689059,18688758,18688923,18698648,18689153,18689101,18690363,18688843,18688783,18688825,18688726,18700603,18688866,18695112,18734289,18688720,18688742,18691777,18688761,18688811,18692229,18695440,18737058,18688852,18688755,18688976,18688954,18689292,18689186,18699819,18688797,18689374,18688771,18688717,18691050,18733772,18688750,18690774,18692639,18688821,18688823,18688736,18737083,18697482,18696588,18688850,18689074,18688757,18688789,18695822,18691324,18691995,18703039,18688834,18688868,18688773,18688766,18689797,18689380,18689601,18688914,18692237,18689052,18691804,18688917,18688814],"score":229,"text":"For the remote workers out there (and anyone with a mobile career, really), where do you live? And how did you decide to live there?","time":1544887075,"title":"Ask HN: How did you decide where to live?","type":"story"}],[16403619,{"by":"prostoalex","descendants":98,"id":16403619,"kids":[16403969,16403923,16403873,16403832,16404306,16403966,16403878,16403865,16404946,16470380,16404295,16403928,16403927,16407660,16404746,16403918,16404364,16405558,16403957,16404864,16405158,16403812,16407259,16404456,16403827,16403971,16404094,16404431,16403958,16404749,16403831,16404020,16404314,16404064,16403842],"score":195,"time":1518912894,"title":"I have forgotten how to read","type":"story","url":"https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/i-have-forgotten-how-toread/article37921379/"}],[14637859,{"by":"mysterpaul","descendants":96,"id":14637859,"kids":[14639134,14638364,14638026,14639039,14638105,14639037,14638018,14638278,14638727,14638522,14638174,14638786,14639146,14639080,14638974,14640237,14637996,14638853,14637985,14638913,14639300,14641084,14639911,14641478,14654521,14638310,14641009,14699299,14639256,14638706,14639651,14638077,14638173,14639910,14637969,14638235,14642398,14639925,14638324,14640308,14647346,14641296,14641351,14639285,14639223,14639796,14639006,14638246,14638802,14642838,14645489,14639923,14640182],"score":222,"text":"I'm interested in seeing if anyone has a process they use to help with learning.

- Do you focus on one topic/book/course/project/article at a time, or split your time between multiple things?

- Do you use any tools to track your resources, todos, notes, or goals?

- Are there any pain points you have while learning, or are there any tools you wish existed?","time":1498493483,"title":"Ask HN: What's your process for learning?","type":"story"}],[14309654,{"by":"jonshariat","descendants":30,"id":14309654,"kids":[14310273,14310329,14309973,14310402,14311352,14311268,14312900,14331035,14311279,14312867,14312630],"score":113,"text":"Hey everyone!

After two long years of writing along side my co-author, we have finally released the book: Tragic Design.

It's about the true impact of bad design and how to fix it. We felt there was a need to shed light on the discussion of Design Ethics by exploring the ways bad design can harm people and offering up solutions. When most of us think about bad design, we think the worst case is lost customers. This book explores the very real impact it has: physical harm, emotional harm, and more.

We are excited to have John Maeda writing the Foreword to the book, who has been a long supporter of inclusive design.

The book is out right now and I made this website for it: http://www.tragicdesign.com/

Were excited to finally have this out in the hands of designers, engineers, and others making products, and start making an impact on this important issue.

Thanks HN\n- Jonathan","time":1494435166,"title":"Show HN: I wrote a book about Design Ethics called Tragic Design","type":"story"}],[14279870,{"by":"aminmemon","descendants":220,"id":14279870,"kids":[14280108,14281527,14280498,14280390,14280132,14282955,14283162,14281065,14280126,14281633,14280511,14280586,14281403,14280125,14280155,14280194,14283127,14280057,14280063,14282018,14280158,14284167,14281419,14280602,14281166,14281801,14280083,14280169,14282511,14282139,14280112,14284012,14281317,14283089,14279944,14283507,14331003,14280441,14281744,14280118,14281067,14280081,14280385,14281969,14280598,14281415,14283282,14282321,14280164,14280525,14280516,14294632,14280088,14282880,14280564,14281623,14280680,14282817,14281346,14285053,14283416,14280116,14282281,14280488,14282041,14284619,14282150,14281372,14282149,14282062,14283393,14280047,14282033,14280542,14281200,14280137],"score":383,"text":"I am looking forward to dabble in SaaS. I want to create something for which market already exists. Should I create a clone of any popular SaaS with rock-bottom pricing?

Would I be able attract customers? Does this make any sense?","time":1494072490,"title":"Ask HN: Should I create a clone of a popular SaaS with rock-bottom pricing?","type":"story"}],[11559525,{"by":"vijayr","descendants":98,"id":11559525,"kids":[11559745,11559777,11559542,11559589,11559996,11559872,11559559,11559627,11559540,11559697,11559658,11559586,11606297,11560104,11559979,11559698,11559705,11559928,11560225,11562403,11560298,11608262,11560278,11559643,11559576,11560862,11562906,11561170,11574064,11559986,11559762,11559876,11559769,11559734,11559648,11561657,11559710,11559788,11559856,11560098,11559543,11560080,11559701,11559660,11559621,11559665,11560117,11560195,11559633,11561499,11560200,11570374,11563280,11560199],"score":128,"text":"Let's say you have very limited time to learn and that you are not doing much learning in your day job. How do you decide what to learn? What is your process for picking up topics to learn (other than "this is interesting")?","time":1461502521,"title":"Ask HN: How do you decide what to learn next?","type":"story"}]]

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