15:[[24902636,{"by":"lessthanseventy","descendants":33,"id":24902636,"kids":[24903104,24906504,24905484,24907724,24902657,24918446,24905941,24906333,24903105,24903180,24907461,24910382,24904900,24921497,24910324,24910963,24905401,24905445,24905773,24911303,24905018,24905678,24903299],"score":29,"text":"$16","time":1603754219,"title":"Ask HN: How to deal with an abusive co-worker?","type":"story"}],[24778596,{"by":"WEngeneer","descendants":41,"id":24778596,"kids":[24778821,24781692,24780060,24780878,24781477,24779597,24781284,24779326,24803747,24786826,24779188,24778803,24779028,24779414,24778937,24782882,24842075,24786453,24801379,24779708,24780729,24797841,24813159,24781110],"score":21,"text":"Hello HN, I am tech hobbyist and a long time lurker here. In my free time I did lots of projects like games, arduino based appliances, even freelanced a little bit. Problem is that I do not have any official experience that I can put on my CV and my job is unrelated to tech (employed in medical field).

I am interested in switching to tech career, but afraid that it is very unlikely at my age (34). There are many similar questions on HN, stackoverflow and quora but most answers are about learning to code rather than career and bread-winning side of it, so lets want to clear this up now, I code C, C++, Python, JS, Rust, Java and stay in touch with latest trends but have no official qualification to prove this. Decided to switch to coding for mainly for challenge and ability to work from home and spend more time with family, want to hear from field experts.","time":1602693520,"title":"How old is too old to jump into software development?","type":"story"}],[24321534,{"by":"meowface","descendants":5,"id":24321534,"kids":[24321943,24321602,24328886,24321538,24322251],"score":2,"text":"$17","time":1598764781,"title":"Ask HN: Simple collaborative CSS editing tool?","type":"story"}],[17144365,{"by":"namdas","descendants":11,"id":17144365,"kids":[17153241,17144580,17150155,17149324,17144525],"score":8,"time":1527172695,"title":"Show HN: Pravda for the People: We Rate Billionaires.club","type":"story","url":"https://weratebillionaires.club"}],[16289963,{"by":"klaasvaak12","descendants":15,"id":16289963,"kids":[16290228,16290200,16290210,16290185,16290218,16290224,16290203,16290198],"score":36,"time":1517573831,"title":"How much did you save by nót buying Bitcoins? ;)","type":"story","url":"http://ididnotbuybitcoins.com/"}],[15891340,{"by":"nikivi","descendants":67,"id":15891340,"kids":[15891769,15892320,15891657,15891616,15891870,15892458,15895300,15892248,15894774,15892106,15895633,15895553,15891855,15892119,15891516,15891588,15891557,15891679,15894654,15891479,15893241,15891677,15891632,15891571,15891634],"score":300,"time":1512913548,"title":"Learn Anything White Paper","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/learn-anything/learn-anything/wiki/White-Paper"}],[15457411,{"by":"alexwebb2","descendants":4,"id":15457411,"kids":[15457640,15460521,15459789],"score":14,"text":"Link: http://nooooo.ooo

Github: https://github.com/aiwebb/nooooo.ooo

This was just a dumb excuse to use the .ooo TLD.

Inspired by the wonderful http://yesno.wtf.","time":1507810750,"title":"Show HN: nooooo.ooo","type":"story"}],[15390162,{"by":"dundercoder","descendants":37,"id":15390162,"kids":[15390252,15391224,15394609,15397216,15391253,15390379,15392862,15398548,15390407,15392506,15390489,15396486,15390706,15390674,15390564,15390313,15390699,15399161,15390175,15390210,15390544,15402352,15390332,15396812],"score":13,"text":"It's your code, no one else will ever see it or maintain it. What worst practices and cheap shortcuts do you use when you really are going "quick and dirty?"","time":1507005021,"title":"Ask HN: What horrible things do you do in your own code when no one is watching?","type":"story"}],[15318396,{"by":"meric","descendants":3,"id":15318396,"kids":[15318528,15319841],"score":3,"text":"$18","time":1506146546,"title":"Show HN: Meric's Test of Consciousness of an AGI","type":"story"}],[15165769,{"by":"starlord","descendants":22,"id":15165769,"kids":[15166042,15169822,15178318,15183676,15169564,15168040,15167028,15188944,15183540,15166319,15172311,15168973,15176284,15169260,15165879],"score":24,"text":"Often lying or not telling complete truth contextually becomes easier to have more efficient conversations and relationships.\nI started with being bad at it in early twenties, but now as I have grown older it's become second nature to quickly cook up a lie to get out of an uncomfortable situation (usually of minor significance most of the times) and to maintain relationships (especially the long distance ones, not necessarily romantic ones).\nOnce in a while on some days, I get super depressed about having to lie so often though, even though they make life way more efficient and lower maintenance cost. On most days, I just accept it as a way of life to live better in present world...\nWas wondering how other people deal with it?\n(Asking in this forum, as I feel slightly more technical people will probably prefer to lie to quickly get out of a situation as it's more efficient use of time...)","time":1504500022,"title":"Ask HN: Everybody lies. How do you deal with it though?","type":"story"}],[15110706,{"by":"nanospeck","descendants":7,"id":15110706,"kids":[15110708,15110751,15115438],"score":5,"time":1503840831,"title":"Show HN: Alphabetically Ordered Keyboard for iPhone","type":"story","url":"https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/abc-keyboard-alphabetically-ordered-keys/id1273539648?mt=8"}],[15109177,{"by":"gits1225","descendants":30,"id":15109177,"kids":[15109885,15111060,15109780,15109361,15110234,15109692,15112426,15109767,15109962,15109728,15110864,15125241,15115677,15110012,15109680,15110050,15111473,15113006],"score":39,"text":"Recommendations (not exclusive) can fall into:

  - Libraries\n  - Frameworks\n  - Tools\n  - Books\n  - Videos\n  - Posts

","time":1503809416,"title":"Ask HN: Experienced JavaScript programmers, what are your recommendations?","type":"story"}],[15057421,{"by":"crehn","descendants":16,"id":15057421,"kids":[15063220,15068625,15078499,15064632,15057756,15073454,15074848,15058000],"score":11,"time":1503215888,"title":"Ask HN: Why HN logo not in SVG?","type":"story"}],[14990518,{"by":"kamranahmed_se","descendants":1,"id":14990518,"kids":[15021136],"score":3,"time":1502464700,"title":"Show HN: Easier code reviews by collapse/expand diffs in pull requests","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/kamranahmedse/github-diffs/blob/master/README.md"}],[14571360,{"by":"gt565k","descendants":11,"id":14571360,"kids":[14573025,14571969,14571943,14576090,14571930,14571966,14579971,14572164,14573209,14571791],"score":16,"text":"Seriously, wtf?

Forbes, TheHill, LinkedIn, and various other sites now just auto-play videos following right in facebook's footsteps.

I started instantly closing browser tabs for articles I'm trying to read, as the video would just start blasting through my speakers and on-top of that begin with a noisy and annoying ad.

I can't be alone here to think that these sites will be losing a lot of viewers due to auto-playing videos?

Anyone else feel the same way?","time":1497636843,"title":"Ask HN: Are auto-playing videos now the norm?","type":"story"}],[14484513,{"by":"hoodoof","descendants":5,"id":14484513,"kids":[14485526,14494530,14485823,14484536],"score":5,"text":"Will civilizations a million years in the future be digging up Lego?

What is the half life of a Lego Brick - is it longer than Plutonium?

If Lego keep making more and more Lego, how long till the world fills up with Lego?","time":1496622501,"title":"Ask HN: How long till the worlds Lego bricks biodegrade?","type":"story"}],[14475156,{"by":"BevanR","descendants":15,"id":14475156,"kids":[14476384,14475712,14475569,14475609,14475434,14476065,14475816,14475760,14496882,14481774,14476536,14476871,14501720,14476223,14476398],"score":24,"text":"I'm interested in the psychological motivations that inspire and motivate people to found startups, even when they realise most startups fail, that there is no clear direction or obvious answer to most of the problems they'll encounter, and it is an awful lot of hard work, much of which not pleasant or in their skill set.

I know the obvious answer is "money", but I suspect a deep answer is much more complicated than that; If it were that simple, they would probably satisfy that need more effectively (by many measures) through gambling than founding.","time":1496468186,"title":"Ask HN: What motivates founders?","type":"story"}],[14443345,{"by":"bhootai","descendants":14,"id":14443345,"kids":[14443719,14443730,14443643,14443767,14443535,14452071,14443567,14443354,14445902,14443754],"score":40,"time":1496127087,"title":"Ask HN: Reached 1k+ paying or registered users without spending on ads?","type":"story"}],[14115826,{"by":"aaggarwal","descendants":157,"id":14115826,"kids":[14116263,14118699,14118517,14122228,14117865,14116191,14116179,14116473,14119629,14116190,14117501,14120299,14116393,14118031,14121966,14117339,14122411,14117610,14118463,14117852,14119731,14117000,14117259,14116156,14193381,14118083,14136121,14116347,14117113,14117001,14120613,14116173],"score":1117,"time":1492191715,"title":"A Competitive Programmer's Handbook","type":"story","url":"https://cses.fi/book.html"}]]

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