18:[[45608288,{"by":"aljgz","descendants":23,"id":45608288,"kids":[45608894,45615495,45617781,45613044,45609934,45610160,45620993,45613020,45615423,45617640,45613982,45608629,45609513,45612696,45613024,45609359],"score":22,"text":"Have you had the experience of using/developing knowledge bases? Here is my scenario:

My team is dealing with a lot of information: Wikis, Code repos, Monitoring dashboards, internal chat messages, emails, Task tickets, related systems, etc.

There are many cases when we need to do ad-hoc searches for anything related to a concept. For instance, imagine if someone makes a change to a metric, there is a need to find all dashboards that might be using this metric to make sure they are still valid after the change.

I don't want to just fix this problem, but create the ability to find related information in ad-hoc cases.

The ramp-up time is not important, as long as some positive value can be created with a small initial effort.

Any existing products (Paid/Free/Open Source, etc) and any references to existing knowledge (designs, discussions) about this would be really appreciated.","time":1760636197,"title":"Ask HN: Best way to create a searchable knowledge base?","type":"story"}],[45366566,{"by":"recroad","descendants":723,"id":45366566,"kids":[45366914,45368640,45366965,45367248,45367950,45366862,45367008,45366964,45370188,45367049,45369885,45372076,45366813,45366946,45514813,45368100,45369720,45368213,45370641,45371274,45366834,45367758,45367879,45368509,45367034,45370461,45368250,45434555,45367393,45371492,45368454,45368510,45373396,45394723,45366909,45374639,45367043,45367527,45373145,45367736,45370511,45369347,45369615,45369873,45368523,45370071,45367035,45368471,45367670,45366871,45368055,45368276,45371555,45370004,45368138,45368062,45370428,45369778,45371762,45370320,45373209,45367757,45371767,45372330,45381282,45367019,45369494,45368282,45367746,45410341,45370318,45366975,45368294,45369285,45368490,45367037,45367481,45366835,45367674,45369554,45369520,45367162,45371988,45367324,45382049,45367038,45369013,45367946,45369477,45367156,45367710,45367408,45369845,45367564,45367475,45367536,45367404,45368318,45371223,45366990,45369346,45367118,45367185,45367548,45368570,45368535,45367931,45367773,45367580,45367483,45367298,45367216,45368413,45367970,45367116,45373724,45375647,45372671,45368428,45367513,45368430,45368623,45371187,45368881,45366938,45367169,45367789,45369678,45366838,45368357,45374352,45367613,45367566,45368424,45368398,45367983,45367098,45367677,45367000,45381784,45381851,45367653,45367418,45368517,45367632,45367021,45367231,45367798,45370877,45368066,45367239],"score":1291,"time":1758751908,"title":"Everything that's wrong with Google Search in one image","type":"story","url":"https://bitbytebit.substack.com/p/everything-thats-wrong-with-google"}],[43937214,{"by":"miiiiiike","descendants":300,"id":43937214,"kids":[43938251,43939318,43942169,43938206,43939570,43937752,43938168,43937764,43937850,43937602,43937928,43939522,43938308,43941612,43937694,43940925,43938840,43938065,43937799,43938209,43938342,43938501,43939584,43939102,43938492,43938248,43939417,43939260,43942352,43938145,43943590,43939694,43940602,43939582,43940838,43938827,43939398,43938318,43940715,43938458,43939785,43940205,43938766,43939752,43938146,43937677,43938919,43938017,43939995,43938037,43940079,43937960,43941199,43938103,43938040,43940149],"score":637,"time":1746801080,"title":"ALICE detects the conversion of lead into gold at the LHC","type":"story","url":"https://www.home.cern/news/news/physics/alice-detects-conversion-lead-gold-lhc"}],[42147790,{"by":"CrazyEmi","descendants":477,"id":42147790,"kids":[42149111,42148313,42149357,42148318,42148072,42149154,42148316,42148208,42148226,42149436,42148091,42150596,42148779,42150227,42150280,42148202,42148110,42148211,42149528,42148124,42149362,42149428,42148230,42149542,42149144,42151283,42149480,42148515,42150679,42148194,42149782,42149086,42148112,42149748,42149349,42151795,42151338,42148347,42148135,42151277,42148239,42149916,42148222,42148969,42149404,42149303,42150024,42150950,42149584,42150788,42149907,42150070,42149958,42148116,42148169,42149230,42149798,42149057,42157321,42150435,42148107,42148290,42149457,42149177,42150916,42148334,42149087,42149429,42151568,42149299,42149624,42148265,42148179,42149188,42149930,42149419,42148293,42149839,42148274,42149410,42148306,42149777,42150748,42150163,42148756,42147945,42148680,42150572,42150141,42150410,42148279,42149628,42148997,42148215,42149902,42149539,42150908,42148418,42148454,42161055,42152596,42150757,42148125],"score":261,"time":1731684744,"title":"Please stop the coding challenges","type":"story","url":"https://blackentropy.bearblog.dev/please-stop-the-absurd-coding-challenges/"}],[42115638,{"by":"wepple","descendants":6,"id":42115638,"kids":[42116034,42119090,42117068,42117545,42119073,42121434,42120935,42115643],"score":28,"time":1731421000,"title":"You are not your job","type":"story","url":"https://flawed.net.nz/2024/11/12/you-are-not-your-job/"}],[40946186,{"by":"belter","descendants":5,"id":40946186,"kids":[40948496,40950026,40946633,40946334,40946192],"score":6,"time":1720796239,"title":"Intuit to lay off 1,800 employees, labels 1,050 as 'underperformers'","type":"story","url":"https://www.fastcompany.com/91153816/intuit-to-lay-off-1800-employees-labels-1050-as-underperformers"}],[40818588,{"by":"cryptos","descendants":53,"id":40818588,"kids":[40820228,40818605,40818757,40818718,40820230,40819813,40819407,40822124,40819006,40818992,40821001,40819682,40819003,40828148,40821530,40822354,40821941,40821705],"score":17,"text":"Most of struggle with Scrum (or what is called "Scrum") in practice. What bothers you and how could it be fixed?","time":1719560859,"title":"Ask HN: What bothers you most about Scrum and how could it be fixed?","type":"story"}],[40127483,{"by":"ethbr1","descendants":27,"id":40127483,"kids":[40132012,40128931,40128509,40128881,40128417,40128461,40128855,40127623,40133343],"score":73,"time":1713835634,"title":"Hackers Broke into Change Healthcare's Systems 9 Days Before Cyberattack","type":"story","url":"https://www.wsj.com/articles/change-healthcare-hackers-broke-in-nine-days-before-ransomware-attack-7119fdc6"}],[38525825,{"by":"michaelteter","descendants":304,"id":38525825,"kids":[38527088,38526302,38526171,38526244,38526467,38531644,38526233,38526151,38536642,38526644,38526328,38533457,38526183,38529391,38531689,38527831,38527013,38526329,38526141,38526352,38532933,38526272,38526269,38526569,38526385,38526098,38526452,38526230,38537842,38533438,38526387,38526229,38526351,38525928,38542422,38526273,38526309,38526373,38526388,38526189,38526188,38526356,38542897,38526945,38537227,38534466,38537386,38541686,38526587,38537157,38526325,38526480,38526266,38537685,38530433,38527295,38527019,38548587,38530445,38547807,38526809,38526815,38540225,38526286,38547584,38528242,38526240,38526159,38526299,38542564,38526596,38526209,38546297,38527453,38526285,38532283,38536817,38526257,38526267,38543819,38542340,38530908,38530029,38544321,38538736,38533580,38526492,38526270,38526196,38526143,38526073,38531198,38526211,38526221,38526321,38527897,38542416,38526136,38571021,38531152,38538395,38532625,38527150,38530336,38562156,38541431,38526131,38530156],"score":106,"text":"With each Who's Hiring, we see opportunities from many different cities. But having not lived in some of the cities, it's really difficult to know if we would be happy relocating.

What prompted me to post this "survey" is an interesting opportunity onsite in NYC. But from an outsider's perspective, especially browsing apartments online, it doesn't seem too attractive. I'm sure there's a lot to like, but it would be nice to hear the good and bad from people who live there.

So, please give your city and its pros and cons.

TIA!","time":1701739603,"title":"Ask HN: Where do you live? What's good or bad about it?","type":"story"}],[37680719,{"by":"Blahagun","descendants":21,"id":37680719,"kids":[37684555,37683718,37682772,37698297,37686698,37680867,37681675,37682522,37685140,37681132,37689459,37682799,37698344,37680764,37683927,37682369,37683463,37682178],"score":22,"text":"I have 18 years of professional experience with developing software. I have been employed with six companies through these years and had a three year stint working on my own company. I recently applied for a job, where they offered me a developer position, although they had an opening for a senior developer position. What exactly are most companies looking for a senior position? Is it mostly the way you sell yourself? Because even with my years of experience I have never put a label on myself as a "senior". I always thought that this is implied.","time":1695846126,"title":"Ask HN: How do companies decide who is a senior developer?","type":"story"}],[37622775,{"by":"sasha_fishter","descendants":35,"id":37622775,"kids":[37639958,37630019,37631904,37623072,37626202,37629890,37626610,37623649,37623202,37622940,37630656,37665353,37627500,37628728,37630355,37622973],"score":14,"text":"Reading how to build something, marketing products, this and that. Everybody has their own opinion, but is it worth spending time and listen to others?

Is it better to just start and do what you think is good and learn from your own mistakes?","time":1695473222,"title":"Why are we all obsessed with doing what others think is good?","type":"story"}],[36893596,{"by":"shortcrct","descendants":52,"id":36893596,"kids":[36894254,36894293,36893812,36894091,36893832,36894969,36894415,36893885,36897318,36898163,36895419,36893830,36894529,36894369],"score":43,"time":1690466277,"title":"Emotionally Numb: Expertise Dulls Consumer Experience (2021)","type":"story","url":"https://academic.oup.com/jcr/article/48/3/355/6171148"}],[36564042,{"by":"rckrd","descendants":319,"id":36564042,"kids":[36571527,36564613,36571099,36564555,36564578,36570676,36564285,36570297,36571680,36571366,36565207,36564959,36564981,36573049,36564405,36564897,36570485,36570262,36564582,36569580,36570299,36572439,36564755,36565795,36572020,36571981,36719186,36564735,36579122,36571294,36572906,36570233,36569604,36571844,36576708,36571639,36565131,36627108,36571761,36571873,36572531,36566339,36570839,36572338,36572568,36572080,36564955,36569784,36580626,36577557,36572801,36571651,36571897,36597560,36570735,36570639,36564418],"score":313,"time":1688321653,"title":"Google search's death by a thousand cuts","type":"story","url":"https://matt-rickard.com/google-searchs-death-by-a-thousand-cuts"}],[36575190,{"by":"thunderbong","descendants":266,"id":36575190,"kids":[36575449,36576741,36575545,36575568,36577229,36575708,36577594,36575489,36575650,36575770,36576502,36578356,36579213,36576699,36575835,36575754,36577237,36575749,36575951,36575598,36576859,36578113,36575421,36577132,36577080,36583346,36577215,36576614,36579444,36575716,36577039,36577092,36576626,36578431,36587641,36575930,36578315,36576058,36576383,36577061,36578993,36576606,36577809,36576762,36576698,36576424,36576041,36575725,36580478,36577304,36580207,36577508,36577504,36576993,36575475,36575739,36575530,36575491],"score":257,"time":1688401411,"title":"We are wasting up to 20% of our time on computer problems, says study","type":"story","url":"https://techxplore.com/news/2023-06-problems.html"}],[34436606,{"by":"RjQoLCOSwiIKfpm","descendants":367,"id":34436606,"kids":[34437660,34438212,34437782,34439116,34442069,34440812,34438342,34439248,34437655,34439326,34438766,34437554,34439003,34438490,34437925,34437631,34441388,34442427,34436618,34437901,34437173,34439502,34437923,34438850,34438085,34442274,34443551,34443403,34443201,34439689,34443660,34453133,34439301,34441495,34443553,34442112,34438517,34464649,34442382,34440532,34442691,34438107,34438329,34438798,34440930,34438896,34438248,34438995,34441317,34439808,34448713,34436808,34439627,34441076,34444510,34437157,34445400,34438553,34437946,34442292,34438315,34440053,34440938,34440237,34438433,34438959,34446718,34438119,34437440,34439097],"score":445,"text":"Every website and software seems to move to the left/right sliding thingies.

I know the right side is on.

But whenever I have to use them, I always have this little doubt on my mind of "did I really set it correctly?"

Am I going crazy or are these things a fad with much worse usability than checkboxes?","time":1674101465,"title":"Ask HN: Why are toggle switches replacing checkboxes? Isn't on/off less obvious?","type":"story"}],[33899948,{"by":"amflare","descendants":131,"id":33899948,"kids":[33901081,33901287,33901210,33901328,33901462,33901313,33901494,33900563,33900861,33901417,33901413,33901321,33901303,33900779,33901001,33900570,33903139,33914963,33900306,33901185,33900000,33901257,33917402,33900809,33901409,33901350,33903386,33901072,33905022,33908876,33901293],"score":35,"text":"What is your go-to question in interviews that you would expect any competent software engineer to be able to answer. Like, for example, the FizzBuzz test. Though yours doesn't necessarily have to be a code challenge.

(edit: fixed fizzbuzz name)","time":1670445786,"title":"Ask HN: What is your go to idiot-filter question in interviews?","type":"story"}],[31285969,{"by":"memorable","descendants":652,"id":31285969,"kids":[31292826,31286532,31287143,31287882,31286639,31286988,31286443,31286475,31286412,31287350,31287305,31295917,31291252,31291705,31288513,31291222,31289193,31287677,31287740,31287296,31288930,31293487,31286421,31286356,31286222,31290363,31292956,31292548,31286393,31287274,31289185,31290867,31288693,31286403,31289302,31286731,31292757,31286966,31287950,31291573,31286504,31287777,31286455,31287166,31286409,31289553,31287773,31289208,31289397,31287235,31292879,31297071,31286456,31286491,31286607,31286878,31288428,31291558,31291384,31287435,31289336,31287859,31286919,31287443,31293061,31293138,31288352,31287056,31290575,31290463,31289627,31287807,31291592,31288641,31286429,31287953,31286787,31287881,31288094,31293240,31288630,31288064,31288802,31287187,31287673,31286417,31288347,31289657,31287693,31288974,31300991,31290092,31289717,31290564,31289690,31288929,31286442,31286831,31288827,31288332,31291909,31286394,31286472,31288235,31287896,31286687,31286682,31287684,31291740,31288645,31286695,31287224,31295695,31292310,31287860,31287067,31292940,31286875,31287319,31289536,31292889,31287380,31313876,31292758,31286948,31292811,31290325,31292887,31287454,31286405,31287381,31286497,31306263,31288621,31290263,31287457,31290374,31289126,31287062,31289610,31289217,31311012,31291530,31290296,31287827,31286605,31287295,31292171,31287211,31288335,31288926,31288509,31287401,31288359,31286817,31288117,31286879,31291251,31287497,31287117,31293525,31295093,31286404,31286852,31289136,31292375,31292249,31286719,31286591,31292251,31287905,31288262,31291423,31290420,31289777,31291452,31287428,31293811,31286786,31290675,31288453,31286897,31286634,31287290,31286668,31286896,31289290,31287490,31287044,31292834,31286426,31293578,31287902,31289939,31292736,31286237,31298753,31289145,31290726,31291568,31287460,31292381,31287103,31286653,31288243],"score":1328,"time":1651849231,"title":"Why do you waste so much time on the internet?","type":"story","url":"https://zan.bearblog.dev/why-i-waste-time/"}],[25730485,{"by":"jMyles","descendants":87,"id":25730485,"kids":[25731018,25731087,25731122,25730813,25731412,25730969,25730761,25731383,25730931,25731173,25736067,25731411,25730894,25730585,25745644,25731221,25730794,25731457,25749500,25731009,25731331,25732303,25730591,25730809,25730940,25730599,25731046,25730874,25730806,25731028],"score":73,"text":"I imagine that the news about Parler having its plugs pulled both from app stores and AWS hosting has many of us thinking: what will it take to build a solution where that's simply not possible?

I know of Matrix, Mastodon, and PixelFed (and use the first two), but is there a 'facebook killer' in development right now?

My concern is that, while seizing control of social networking from big corporations is surely a great idea, it may be initially inundated (and thus, socially formulated) by the same whackjob culture that flocked to Parler from Twitter.

How can we ensure that balanced and healthy communities form on the decentralized web?","time":1610380137,"title":"Ask HN: Who is working on fully decentralized social networking?","type":"story"}],[19275315,{"by":"navyad","descendants":29,"id":19275315,"kids":[19275602,19275918,19275670,19275666,19285826,19275631,19275735,19279817,19278043,19290538,19279732,19275830,19280238,19287890,19279887,19277727,19275726,19277127],"score":67,"text":"Have you ever experienced burnout in your career? If yes, two things I would like to know

1) How did you burnout? so that we can look for red flag situations in the workplace.

2) How did you get out of it ?

Thanks","time":1551388809,"title":"Ask HN: What is your burnout story?","type":"story"}],[18569015,{"by":"dirktheman","descendants":8,"id":18569015,"kids":[18572594,18573263,18573880,18571161,18575343],"score":13,"text":"I’ve never worked in companies over, say 1000 people. Usually, there are one or two people who have full access to the database, hosting, Virtualization servers, etc. The lastest Marriott hack got me thinking: how do large organizations like these make sure employees don’t mess with their precious data? In my case, one disgruntled employee could pose a HUGE risk because he/she would know the login/password combination of a lot of critical systems (I worked in healthcare back then).","time":1543585456,"title":"Ask HN: How do large companies handle access to critical databases?","type":"story"}],[14508465,{"by":"steve371","descendants":226,"id":14508465,"kids":[14512797,14511428,14513714,14512315,14511337,14511515,14511354,14513994,14511309,14512945,14511514,14511670,14512885,14513755,14511285,14511996,14511325,14511288,14511319,14512532,14512257,14511936,14512282,14512713,14512823,14512463,14512843,14513156,14511561,14511657,14511888,14512686,14513816,14513202,14511470,14513966,14526564,14514352,14512884,14512233,14513328,14515058,14512634,14515250,14512729,14534803,14515047,14512904,14511531,14518523,14516202,14511597,14511385,14515826,14514981,14511380,14511860,14517899,14515038,14514290,14514010,14514651,14512191,14513126,14511822,14511283,14512125,14513224,14514576,14511346,14514167,14513451,14515878,14511927,14513374,14511260,14511840,14511389,14512633,14512390,14514022,14516568,14512363,14513897,14514831,14513241,14514696,14514298,14511356,14511662,14513893,14513662,14518235,14513422,14514319,14511995,14511330,14514415,14514754,14511305,14512758,14513494,14511630,14513575,14511635,14515274,14513097,14512735,14511297,14512102,14513623,14516166,14518062,14512773,14512984,14511643,14513998,14511429,14512906,14512848,14514097,14513476,14513040,14513528,14511512,14514759,14512477,14515351,14512556,14512152,14511313,14511965,14514458,14514503,14512093],"score":268,"text":"Even after working so many years. I still get moment that I want to snap. Any way to not bring emotion from work back home?

Workout usually will just make me more angry.

Meditation/music can only help when you are not at the edge point.

Talk to people helps. But one person can only bear with you for so much. Even though it is a good friend/love you very much.

Even tried chatbot. Again, not working when at the edge point.","time":1496858183,"title":"Ask HN: How to not bring emotion from work back home?","type":"story"}],[14317589,{"by":"duren","descendants":52,"id":14317589,"kids":[14318940,14319144,14319048,14317679,14319231,14318741,14318791,14319535,14317800,14319484,14319592,14317841,14319161,14318856,14319579,14319685,14318771,14318997,14319937,14318334,14318921,14319149,14319838,14318917,14319259],"score":27,"text":"Most of us probably have mentally demanding or stressful jobs. How do you approach weight loss without becoming too lethargic or irritable?

Alternatively, what's your strategy to maintaining a healthy weight?","time":1494522312,"title":"Ask HN: How do you lose weight?","type":"story"}],[13284742,{"by":"alaaf","descendants":103,"id":13284742,"kids":[13285216,13284938,13285036,13284926,13285481,13285298,13284963,13288782,13284854,13285558,13286320,13288617,13285710,13285315,13287415,13287385,13285485,13287894,13285302,13285101,13284927,13284959,13286397,13285750,13290182,13285688,13285456,13285663,13287358,13289566,13288477,13285223,13285901,13285583,13285070,13284941,13286781,13285016,13284996,13285591,13299715,13284939,13288430,13285157,13287324,13288401,13285526,13290164,13287322,13284905,13289157,13285121,13285289,13286042,13285600,13285827,13289124,13288559,13285429,13287054],"score":164,"text":"What is the most important thing to think about when you’re switching from a development to a (project) management position?","time":1483111369,"title":"Ask HN: Switching from developer to project manager. What to keep in mind?","type":"story"}],[12685053,{"by":"hitgeek","descendants":41,"id":12685053,"kids":[12686623,12686152,12685405,12685399,12686517,12689469,12688043,12685117,12685136,12689268],"score":31,"text":"After the controversy surround the aggressiveness of Windows 10 updates, I was a little relieved to be a mac user.

However, this morning I was confronted with a notification to Update macOS to Sierra, the two options are "Install" and "Details". In addition an app icon has been added to the launch pad to install Sierra.

Is this the new norm? Why such a strong push requiring users to update?","time":1476198435,"title":"Ask HN: Why have OS updates become so aggressive?","type":"story"}],[12086022,{"by":"valera_rozuvan","descendants":2,"id":12086022,"kids":[12086687],"score":13,"time":1468417211,"title":"Skype for Web [beta]","type":"story","url":"https://web.skype.com/"}],[9885120,{"by":"wemysh","descendants":58,"id":9885120,"kids":[9885456,9885585,9885138,9885376,9885212,9885181,9885734,9885721,9886098,9885322,9885403,9885163,9885534,9885516,9885658,9885381,9885692,9885468,9885677,9885745,9885296,9885324,9885256,9886850,9885805,9885371,9885343,9885275,9885477,9885285,9885216],"score":53,"text":"Sometimes - like today - I am not interested in anything. I just feel lethargic. I walk around, try to sleep, try to work, try to lift some weights... nothing works. I'm just bored. I play computer games and feel bad for wasting time that I could use to build my startup, do sports, plan a holiday or whatever. But I simply find no energy for any of these tasks.

I know that in a day or two I will be full of energy again. Maybe even later on today. But these lethargic moments come often. Once every few days I guess. Any Ideas how to approach this kind of situation?","time":1436884178,"title":"Ask HN: What do you do when you are lethargic?","type":"story"}],[9322872,{"by":"coldtea","descendants":43,"id":9322872,"kids":[9323889,9323724,9323036,9323351,9323295,9323242,9324163,9323823,9324066,9330214,9324609],"score":148,"time":1428199263,"title":"My life with Comcast","type":"story","url":"http://www.bennjordan.com/blog/?p=617"}]]

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