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Hard drive is an SSD. It sometimes takes me a full minute and a half to get Teams open and ready to join a meeting. It is driving me crazy.","time":1645130121,"title":"Ask HN: Why is MS Teams so slow, do devs test Teams on less powerful machines?","type":"story"}],[30206368,{"by":"spyremeown","descendants":17,"id":30206368,"kids":[30208632,30206819,30207572,30208582,30206736,30220063,30211668,30206686,30206401,30229902,30216141,30207792,30222729,30206863],"score":10,"text":"Context: third world embedded/kernel engineer, still in college but hey, the market is insane and I'm above the usual cut (not by much). Currently work in R&D, doing said R&D for big big first world companies.

I'm being paid peanuts, but I like the work. I fell for the "staying for the tech" and "oh my god I can work in tech!!!" memes but now the bills are catching up and I feel exploited when I give technical advice to people that receive way above my pay grade. Did I mention I'm still a junior but work as "technical reference" for one of the projects for those big big first world companies? It sucks.

I need advice. I feel like I'm too afraid to speak out for myself (I asked for a raise when another company wanted to pay me double, they agreed and they didn't speak to me since...).

Any ideas? Do I need sense knocked into my head? Thanks.","time":1643980403,"title":"Ask HN: How do I stop being exploited by my company?","type":"story"}],[30228525,{"by":"gibsonf1","descendants":3,"id":30228525,"kids":[30255487,30228540,30229489],"score":5,"time":1644112978,"title":"Ask HN: Has Anyone Seen a Driverless Waymo in SF?","type":"story"}],[29943733,{"by":"Liron","descendants":1054,"id":29943733,"kids":[29944155,29944259,29944028,29944308,29944090,29943960,29944517,29945727,29944115,29944149,29944501,29945000,29944117,29943890,29944360,29946007,29945227,29944270,29944161,29951993,29944126,29945193,29945070,29944503,29944139,29944020,29946011,29946840,29944675,29944373,29945792,29944635,29948724,29945921,29944357,29943832,29949683,29951292,29944424,29944643,29954611,29948547,29944008,29945875,29944272,29946538,29945090,29944228,29944521,29950238,29944163,29944532,29944059,29945437,29947437,29946766,29947041,29946777,29945186,29944649,29943981,29944015],"score":554,"time":1642223350,"title":"It’s not still the early days of blockchain","type":"story","url":"https://blog.mollywhite.net/its-not-still-the-early-days/"}],[29896815,{"by":"timhrothgar","descendants":159,"id":29896815,"kids":[29897486,29896849,29898471,29897113,29897863,29898994,29896932,29897073,29897282,29899984,29897390,29898057,29899310,29898797,29896904,29899314,29898297,29897844,29899108,29905478,29897293,29897128,29897829,29899946,29897765,29897453,29897570,29897983,29926979,29897309,29899898,29911142,29899494,29900642,29897413,29897566,29902804,29899647,29907006,29902578,29900761,29899072,29897915,29900956,29900805,29897167,29903461,29900322,29902682,29898626,29907633,29897565,29905232,29897456,29904477,29899714,29910312,29901642,29897690,29900298,29901431,29902905,29898880,29898166,29904617,29897950,29897990,29897869,29901832,29907734,29902898,29898937,29897557,29899406,29897661,29900829,29898690,29898743,29898806,29898634],"score":161,"text":"$17","time":1641930547,"title":"Ask HN: Why is software quality always decreasing?","type":"story"}],[29849760,{"by":"skilled","descendants":53,"id":29849760,"kids":[29850079,29850217,29850556,29850560,29850579,29850679,29862117,29850363],"score":40,"time":1641629999,"title":"Is Web3 a Scam?","type":"story","url":"https://stackdiary.com/web3-scam/"}],[29305516,{"by":"break_the_bank","descendants":305,"id":29305516,"kids":[29306130,29305745,29307443,29305981,29305655,29306416,29306144,29305875,29306024,29305958,29305799,29305743,29308177,29305872,29305770,29305816,29308291,29305727,29312331,29308392,29306696,29307888,29308607,29309232,29305893,29306062,29307717,29306500,29305849,29306159,29306176,29305817,29308063,29306271,29305823,29306104,29306193,29308119,29311420,29307066,29307453,29310430,29305791,29310083,29306061,29305950,29305806,29305783,29306325,29306623,29306968,29307629,29305845,29305897,29306132,29306543,29308679,29306039,29307741,29306207,29305802,29305723,29305790,29306043,29306091,29309607,29306092,29307641,29319637,29305946,29310058,29307778,29307753,29319728,29312853,29312330,29306083,29307196,29305720,29309006,29306082,29315828,29306418,29305844,29306970,29306171,29432341,29309226,29306051,29306187,29307470,29309028,29305888,29308750,29306591,29306621,29305717,29306586,29306188,29306127,29306066,29305688,29310834,29306939,29308067,29305866,29306763,29306445,29307116,29307193,29307642,29306508,29309132,29319807,29306486,29306920,29311201,29305703,29307794,29308323,29308591,29305718,29307664,29305762,29306042,29311307,29307352,29306898,29314487,29309279,29306030,29307239,29305739,29307812,29306683,29307555,29312325,29305876,29307393,29306728,29306162,29306128,29308180,29308074,29309221,29305832,29308106,29306366,29355288,29308444,29308621,29306085,29307177,29307969],"score":272,"text":"This post is inspired by[0]. During the "great resignation" trend there were a lot of posts about people quitting due to burn out or otherwise. I wonder what they did end up doing.

I am not sure what I'd do if I'd quit. Maybe travel for a bit doing nothing and then start my own thing.

[0]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26407560","time":1637583101,"title":"Ask HN: Those who quit their jobs without anything planned. How did it go?","type":"story"}],[28504943,{"by":"paulpauper","descendants":270,"id":28504943,"kids":[28506311,28506492,28507447,28505738,28505808,28506158,28507510,28508385,28508235,28506214,28507528,28508181,28505934,28508188,28505687,28507087,28505660],"score":228,"time":1631480826,"title":"Adam Smith and Inequality (2014)","type":"story","url":"https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/adam-smith-and-inequality/"}],[28455109,{"by":"adz_6891","descendants":101,"id":28455109,"kids":[28457282,28455988,28456191,28456278,28455926,28456607,28455962,28455973,28465670,28461865,28459294,28456508],"score":136,"time":1631095638,"title":"Disinformation-for-hire in Kenya","type":"story","url":"https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/blog/fellow-research-inside-the-shadowy-world-of-disinformation-for-hire-in-kenya/"}],[28369830,{"by":"cardosof","descendants":18,"id":28369830,"kids":[28373567,28370721,28370038,28372644,28391022,28381092,28372894,28372341,28376836,28378279,28378723,28375895,28373710,28370431,28389254,28371149],"score":17,"text":"It seems to be the case that a great number of workers do not wish to come back and I'm curious to know if/how HN users are preparing for a 2022 divided between companies returning and companies not returning.","time":1630426414,"title":"Ask HN: Do you have plans for staying fully remote?","type":"story"}],[28333017,{"by":"Engineering-MD","descendants":20,"id":28333017,"kids":[28338087,28335462,28339931,28408192,28338682,28340189,28341580,28339165,28335636],"score":31,"time":1630098678,"title":"Now that machines can learn, can they unlearn?","type":"story","url":"https://www.wired.com/story/machines-can-learn-can-they-unlearn/"}],[28290046,{"by":"Tomte","descendants":210,"id":28290046,"kids":[28290698,28290824,28291179,28290822,28290956,28290830,28292267,28290734,28290750,28290591,28290702,28291505,28295629,28292751,28290833,28290760,28290658,28290512,28290542,28290838,28290611,28290725,28291366,28291455,28290495],"score":232,"time":1629818557,"title":"Black barbers have become mental health advocates for African American men","type":"story","url":"https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/23/us/black-barbers-mental-health-wellness-trnd/index.html"}],[28251896,{"by":"alfiedotwtf","descendants":102,"id":28251896,"kids":[28263637,28264897,28261106,28252401,28261178,28262390,28253818,28261080,28253039,28251962,28261094,28261316,28263903,28256584,28254338,28264596,28264367,28255666,28256447,28264793,28252919,28261225,28273771,28261135,28264642,28270352,28251961,28264887,28261257,28261250,28261138,28256149,28260997,28262144,28256936,28261025,28270215,28262264,28264871,28254161,28261024,28281983,28252085,28254643,28264817,28256896,28273974,28261643,28263850,28252252,28261166,28264003,28261143,28261064,28258940,28261031,28261133,28264812,28280871,28252836,28254818,28267340,28258827,28261140,28261179,28272373,28252084,28264420],"score":47,"text":"It's been years since I've used a debugger (Turbo Debug), never bothered to learn how to use a debugger for non-assembly code, and tend to just sprinkle `print` everywhere until I can narrow down the problem.

I'm a Vim person, and am envious of IDE users with integrated breakpoints, stepping, and variable inspection with just a mouse, but only today found out about Vim's `termdebug` :headdesk:

So I'm wondering... what does the HN crowd use to investigate code problems:

    - sprinkling print\n    - IDE with integrated debugger\n    - termdebug (i.e editor with gdb in another pane)\n    - debugger by hand on the command line\n    - other (please comment)

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I'm seeing a high concentration of talent focusing on crypto.","time":1628231649,"title":"What areas are the smartest developers working in?","type":"story"}],[28059162,{"by":"aceflux","descendants":55,"id":28059162,"kids":[28059858,28059443,28059704,28059594,28059533,28059823,28060758,28059993,28060005,28060130],"score":32,"time":1628070992,"title":"Difference between DevOps, SecOps and DevSecOps","type":"story","url":"https://five9sclub.substack.com/p/how-to-explain-devops-to-non-tech"}],[28007012,{"by":"gumby","descendants":116,"id":28007012,"kids":[28014374,28014255,28014747,28015009,28014290,28018212,28015398,28015297,28014641,28017796,28026530,28029021,28014542,28015031,28014474,28014999,28015209,28014638,28014410,28014414,28014303,28015828,28015773],"score":151,"time":1627646415,"title":"AI tools have been built to catch Covid, but none of them helped","type":"story","url":"https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/07/30/1030329/machine-learning-ai-failed-covid-hospital-diagnosis-pandemic/"}],[27973512,{"by":"flanfly","descendants":99,"id":27973512,"kids":[27978183,27975018,27975741,27973901,27978656,27974999,27974289,27974946,27975148,27974811,27975375,27978374,27977819,27975678,27976339,27982298,27975798,27978625,27975378,27995952,27977888,27975660,27975117],"score":112,"time":1627399314,"title":"Docker in Production: A History of Failure (2016)","type":"story","url":"https://thehftguy.com/2016/11/01/docker-in-production-an-history-of-failure/"}],[27958431,{"by":"mattbrewsbytes","descendants":155,"id":27958431,"kids":[27979725,27978795,27978773,27961382,27979635,27961818,27978706,27979171,27979286,27979505,27978888,27980506,27979584,27979457,27979300,27980485,27979796,27958557,27982918,27978785,27979016,27980144,27980484,27962339,27995052,27979150,27974742,27958836,27978932,27980590,27979235,27969214,27983436,27979774,27965952,27983418,27979377,27979955,27984832,27969212,27968033,27979418,27963529,27979112,27983460,27979539,27979387,27979787,27978985,27978904,27980407,27979063,27992989,27979555,27982535,27979331,27979977,27978936,27979501,27979092,27981455,27979962,27979024,27983409,28007874,27979601,27976405,27979839,27978978,27980139,27979007,27979511,27980016,27995221,27982124,27978854,27983440,27968407,27979448,27964010,27992329,27991267,27981503,27979493],"score":107,"text":"Usually gaming mice have a few extra buttons that can be mapped and some gaming keyboards have extra keys for mapping/chaining functions to them in games. Of course there is also the world of people that build custom keyboards. Has anyone used these extra buttons/keys for programming uses? Is it helpful and what are the details?","time":1627301304,"title":"Ask HN: Does anyone use keyboard/mouse extra buttons for coding?","type":"story"}],[27992714,{"by":"AnonC","descendants":30,"id":27992714,"kids":[27993781,27992868,27994502,27996847,27994063,27993211,27993737,27993495,27994755,27995415,27993130,27996224,28000447,27994408,27994214],"score":59,"time":1627532114,"title":"14,000 scientists warn of “untold suffering” if we fail to act on climate change","type":"story","url":"https://www.mic.com/p/14000-scientists-warn-of-untold-suffering-if-we-fail-to-act-on-climate-change-82642062"}]]

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