15:[[32749792,{"by":"dev_0","descendants":34,"id":32749792,"kids":[32756729,32750444,32753225,32750049,32774657,32752921,32750100,32752925,32752352,32754748,32754956,32755519,32757964,32762429,32751937,32750995,32751789,32752222],"score":23,"text":"O'Reilly seems expensive\nEducative?\nCoursera?\nBrilliant?","time":1662554470,"title":"Ask HN: What subscription services are worth paying for IT professional","type":"story"}],[30436311,{"by":"nso95","descendants":12,"id":30436311,"kids":[30436687,30436857,30438415,30436772,30437899,30436464,30436391,30437164,30436330],"score":4,"time":1645579013,"title":"Ask HN: If TDD is so great, why is it so uncommon in the industry?","type":"story"}],[30249611,{"by":"cryoz","descendants":27,"id":30249611,"kids":[30249762,30250015,30250527,30258942,30255517,30250302,30254951,30253400,30254298,30249679,30254060,30250922,30265480,30264111,30249853,30254790,30251229,30255773],"score":24,"text":"Have you read any books that you consider to have changed the course of your life or radically altered your way of thinking?","time":1644261440,"title":"Ask HN: What books have you read that have changed your life?","type":"story"}],[29892646,{"by":"catinblack","descendants":18,"id":29892646,"kids":[29899168,29892809,29895392,29900799,29894605,29906891,29917648],"score":19,"text":"I'm wondering what the situation is with software development in your countries.\nIn Poland, the prices for software house services are growing year by year, but they are still very favorable (on average about 60 EURO). Still, I don't have any current data on how it looks in other European countries or the States.\nWhat are the current rates for software house services in your countries?","time":1641915206,"title":"Ask HN: Current Rates for Software Development","type":"story"}],[29798462,{"by":"hnthrowaway0315","descendants":31,"id":29798462,"kids":[29798954,29798636,29800411,29799751,29799184,29800621,29801229,29807161,29805146,29802666,29799653,29798878,29799095,29798768,29799686,29801996,29803969,29811298,29799871,29805488,29801816],"score":18,"text":"Hi friends,

As a quite-inactive guy, I'm curious how many calories can you burn in one exercise session without getting hurt. By saying "getting hurt" I intend to include all minor injuries that jeopardize your next session or your work so that's why I put "exhausting too much" in the title.

I imagine for someone who is active and has good joints, he/she might be able to burn 400-500 calories every day BEFORE going to work. But is anything more than that, say, 800-1000 calories possible for you? I guess it's a completely different picture for athletes so this is targeted for laymen.","time":1641322315,"title":"Ask HN:How many calories can non-athlete burn in one shot without been exhausted","type":"story"}],[28956118,{"by":"ochysp","descendants":3,"id":28956118,"kids":[28957987,28958415,28957112,28961236],"score":3,"text":"Doing a survey on SMB and Startups banking and looking for testimonials. Thank you !!","time":1634903495,"title":"Ask HN: Are you satisfied with your current bank? What will make you change?","type":"story"}],[28900747,{"by":"beckingz","descendants":4,"id":28900747,"kids":[28901425,28906547,28908194,28901099],"score":9,"text":"Agile talks about self organizing teams. What are the best examples of self organized teams that you have seen and how were they allowed to form?","time":1634514212,"title":"Ask HN: What are the best 'self organized' teams you have seen?","type":"story"}],[28561238,{"by":"throwaway091721","descendants":208,"id":28561238,"kids":[28565614,28562049,28565530,28561764,28561920,28562011,28566231,28565360,28565153,28562979,28563567,28561567,28562147,28567929,28562020,28561853,28561951,28562084,28562105,28570455,28561975,28569440,28571630,28562141,28562123,28562142,28562887,28561968,28561947,28562173,28561933,28567421,28561815,28562111,28562010,28568492,28567938,28565967,28562106,28562376,28561834,28562154,28565425,28562014,28561693,28562054,28647820,28562481,28562060,28570031,28562017,28567506,28565677,28562018,28572671,28574514,28561856,28562224,28562100,28570655,28568431,28562138,28567041,28563105,28562028,28565028,28566241,28567113,28561962,28566181,28562166,28562125,28568635,28576800,28567511,28671297,28573049,28561724,28562994,28568194,28561832,28561547,28562357,28568008,28566943,28564945,28562832,28567273,28566153,28644868,28565640,28561964,28569779,28562145,28562036,28571703,28573835,28569201,28593029,28562090,28641513,28567171,28562657,28562243,28565210,28568306,28562221,28562777,28568977,28579391,28561974,28567611,28561895,28666597,28567968,28562197,28650821,28562038,28561695,28565134,28680156,28566095,28565938,28562074,28562374,28564904,28565802,28563120],"score":131,"text":"Looking for tips to live a healthier lifestyle. I am a software engineer that spends pretty much all day at my desk.

While I have normal weight, I have literally no stamina or endurance to exercise. I have tried both cardio and weights, but nothing ever seems to stick. I am battling burnout so that makes this even tougher

I mainly want become fit enough to run 5ks / half marathons by the end of this year and just feel healthy and fit in general for being able to do more outdoor stuff like hiking. (If it matters I gender identify as female.)

Also looking for tips on good diet plans or other tips for living a much healthier lifestyle.","time":1631853265,"title":"Ask HN: How do I get fit and healthy as a software engineer?","type":"story"}],[27548204,{"by":"jamestimmins","descendants":476,"id":27548204,"kids":[27565815,27564809,27565850,27566674,27564861,27566084,27565820,27566307,27568168,27565787,27564705,27566085,27565382,27565903,27567272,27566661,27569168,27559620,27566522,27566353,27566218,27566734,27566066,27566615,27569326,27568744,27560690,27565912,27567430,27566993,27565465,27562787,27565366,27564671,27564686,27548263,27565823,27565508,27568239,27568000,27565871,27566858,27566657,27565489,27564756,27569349,27548261,27567495,27558846,27568243,27565940,27564980,27569488,27548270,27552644,27564724,27564786,27568972,27565654,27567822,27566591,27567013,27566664,27565005,27562759,27565790,27566890,27566863,27568702,27566415,27567410,27565171,27566182,27566274,27548276,27564725,27566265,27575569,27564771,27568212,27566851,27564735,27565805,27569426,27567352,27566967,27560926,27633039,27567888,27569524,27567149,27565765,27568203,27568224,27567844,27566986,27564732,27564734,27573279,27569376,27571810,27566086,27566200,27565662,27567019,27566155,27569620,27562039,27564887,27567170,27570529,27567996,27567531,27568855,27559456,27567463,27565621,27557011,27565714,27579453,27564779,27567195,27560373,27567948,27564843,27569740,27569358,27570668,27569061,27566919,27565420,27568601,27568298,27567420,27566611,27637467,27567138,27567562,27570016,27565915,27557896,27564794,27564672,27568625,27566867,27565452,27564774,27568076,27564704,27566545,27569165,27568500,27567801,27567652,27565360,27567201,27569257,27568840,27564758,27565966,27565681,27568572,27564534,27565973,27565987,27564687,27568551,27565503,27566144,27568932,27564730,27567386,27565669,27566345,27567885,27564717],"score":303,"text":"We’ve all been there — a seemingly huge mistake as an intern or Junior developer that you were sure would get you fired. What’s your story?

Mine: I nearly took down production by joining multiple large tables on non-indexed columns. Every time a product was updated on the site, MySQL would run my query and join across millions of records.

Infrastructure folks couldn’t figure out why the DB servers kept rubbing out of memory, and I very nervously made the fix. Thankfully the team was understanding (and appreciated that the person reviewing my code had messed up), but it was a terrible day.","time":1624001909,"title":"Ask HN: What huge mistake did you make early in your career?","type":"story"}],[26970338,{"by":"stephenmet","descendants":18,"id":26970338,"kids":[26970540,26972223,26972677,26986111,26970622,26971170,27015023,26979332,26974528,26973653,26971046,26976696,26972551,26971394,26976680],"score":15,"text":"Been going back and forth internally to understand the true value of story points in estimating sprints. How does your team currently do it?

The team lead wants to test planning poker as well. Thoughts?","time":1619622944,"title":"Ask HN: Devs, is your team using story points to estimate work? Why/Why not?","type":"story"}],[26959938,{"by":"yukinon","descendants":4,"id":26959938,"kids":[26960740,26970139,26964651,26963851],"score":5,"text":"I'm in a Fortune 500 company that is under pressure to have proper segregation of duties between (1) who develops the code, (2) who approves the code, and (3) who deploys the code. In other words - SOX compliance, Change Approval Boards, etc..

But from reading books like Accelerate, and the DevOps Handbook, to become a high performing organization, the organization needs to enable and empower developers to create automated pipelines to get their changes into production safely but as fast as possible. So it would fall under a "you build it, you run it, you own it" etc..

I'm struggling to understand how it is possible that in a world of SOX compliance, how it is possible to practice CD effectively? Or how to reconcile the agile iterative processes and embracing failure if you have to deal with a Change Approval Board?

Has anyone had any experience with this in their org of how to reconcile these two concepts?","time":1619549659,"title":"Ask HN: How to Reconcile SOX Segregation of Duties with DevOps?","type":"story"}],[25905766,{"by":"mfarrugia","descendants":41,"id":25905766,"kids":[25906232,25906122,25905783,25906078,25908138,25906877,25908039,25906582,25906121,25906166,25906360,25909249,25908324,25906243,25906839,25907621,25906141],"score":65,"time":1611594703,"title":"Airpods Max Sucked for Me","type":"story","url":"https://mattfarrugia.com/airpods-max-sucked-for-me/"}],[25658098,{"by":"hpux","descendants":504,"id":25658098,"kids":[25658271,25658496,25658407,25658551,25658747,25658569,25658546,25659393,25659445,25659465,25658528,25662095,25658656,25660087,25659417,25659345,25659068,25665723,25658636,25658583,25658859,25659251,25659964,25660761,25658988,25659976,25658880,25658804,25658989,25660903,25658474,25658522,25659129,25660579,25659054,25659002,25660810,25663325,25659256,25658596,25660784,25663167,25661277,25660864,25660047,25660519,25662330,25660577,25688296,25660590,25668578,25664110,25658597,25663691,25661158,25658370,25663909,25660094,25663607,25658659,25660927,25660462,25660052,25666683,25660897,25658608,25660835,25659341,25663374,25660211,25660259,25658560,25659270,25658403],"score":432,"time":1609943807,"title":"Facebook senior software engineer interview","type":"story","url":"https://daqo.medium.com/facebook-senior-software-engineer-interview-the-only-post-youll-need-to-read-e4604ff2336d"}],[24701912,{"by":"goatcode","descendants":4,"id":24701912,"kids":[24702957,24707419,24703616],"score":3,"time":1602015618,"title":"Ask HN: Have you had mostly good or bad experiences in Pair Programming?","type":"story"}]]

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