15:[[47435156,{"by":"dsr12","descendants":190,"id":47435156,"kids":[47436628,47436241,47435520,47435429,47435777,47435383,47435371,47435622,47455483,47435805,47436764,47435610,47435462,47435743,47435978,47437451,47435358,47435920,47436065,47436793,47437413,47447969,47437163,47435568,47435889,47435399,47436309,47445520,47435485,47436257,47435349,47436207,47437347,47440606,47436296,47436541,47436208,47447786,47435650,47451851,47456682,47435874,47436821,47438348,47437886,47445651,47436542,47435830,47435953,47438361],"score":202,"time":1773896456,"title":"What 81,000 people want from AI","type":"story","url":"https://www.anthropic.com/features/81k-interviews"}],[45807775,{"by":"stillatit","descendants":517,"id":45807775,"kids":[45808154,45811799,45808033,45813856,45817120,45813523,45810863,45812363,45811111,45811126,45814248,45808544,45814448,45808121,45811759,45819595,45820449,45819155,45812364,45813008,45807942,45812854,45818237,45814601,45816765,45816804,45812600,45815651,45812795,45817836,45815409,45812749,45810970,45815641,45811136,45834984,45815089,45817654,45816356,45812630,45814613,45808517,45812242,45811263,45817704,45808525,45807917,45809850,45808529,45812827,45807859,45813676],"score":647,"text":"$16","time":1762235582,"title":"Tell HN: X is opening any tweet link in a webview whether you press it or not","type":"story"}],[44754492,{"by":"elashri","descendants":367,"id":44754492,"kids":[44755212,44759236,44755086,44755081,44755143,44755397,44755743,44754950,44755984,44755059,44755513,44754827,44758203,44754941,44765230,44757948,44755076,44755250,44759103,44754932,44755470,44754618,44755547,44763008,44764917,44755630,44760802,44758054,44757762,44758051,44757138,44755621,44755344,44754857,44755039,44756147,44766544,44759095,44760110,44754831,44755042,44755097,44754900,44759524,44754869,44755003,44755254,44759561,44758359,44759671,44756939,44775865,44767044,44755066,44755663,44758528,44784007,44761371,44759863,44756044,44756974,44757366,44755631,44765973,44758085,44760329,44758599,44760132,44768633,44779161,44764956,44758008,44760692,44755065,44755063,44754976,44758099],"score":312,"time":1754039056,"title":"Replacing tmux in my dev workflow","type":"story","url":"https://bower.sh/you-might-not-need-tmux"}],[40934582,{"by":"ahamez","descendants":115,"id":40934582,"kids":[40935886,40935055,40935725,40935031,40936099,40935035,40935578,40934827,40934988,40935711,40936462,40935238,40935211,40935250,40936181,40934747,40937785,40935413,40935729,40935426,40936386,40934779,40944094,40934956,40934817,40940623,40936867,40935891,40942576,40936137,40935423,40935811,40939296,40942452,40937713,40936100,40948962,40936829,40934876,40935436,40935548,40937621,40937632,40937686,40937336],"score":182,"time":1720685198,"title":"The Overengineered Resume with Zola, JSON Resume, Weasyprint, and Nix (2023)","type":"story","url":"https://ktema.org/articles/the-overengineered-resume/"}],[39792041,{"by":"Brajeshwar","descendants":49,"id":39792041,"kids":[39793600,39793426,39794795,39836152,39793453,39793727,39793374,39793562,39793967],"score":41,"time":1711123585,"title":"Why Europe is dismantling its dams","type":"story","url":"https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20240229-why-europe-is-removing-its-dams"}],[38803556,{"by":"ingve","descendants":247,"id":38803556,"kids":[38803984,38803746,38809859,38808719,38817992,38803751,38803877,38805300,38808846,38808608,38808126,38803784,38804027,38803840,38806090,38815841,38809439,38809448,38804168,38803823],"score":308,"time":1703845778,"title":"Why are Apple Silicon VMs so different?","type":"story","url":"https://eclecticlight.co/2023/12/29/why-are-apple-silicon-vms-so-different/"}],[34077266,{"by":"andrewstuart","descendants":75,"id":34077266,"kids":[34078756,34077528,34077487,34077449,34077483,34077544,34078127,34080021,34078987,34092544,34084538,34085823,34077480,34077589,34077476,34077857,34079007,34077520,34085276,34078208,34078885,34077842,34077552,34077500,34080250,34078901,34077458,34080141,34090589,34083416,34078021,34077974,34077574,34077472,34078671],"score":69,"text":"It's driving me nuts.

All over the web, search functions don't actually return the word you searched for.

They seem to all do some sort of creative interpretation of what you searched for in the name of "relevance", thereby returning irrelevant results.

And in many cases, there is simply no way to do a literal word search. You'd expect maybe if you put your term in quotes that you would then get back precisely what you search for, but no..... again, the search function comes up with its own creative interpretation somehow.

Ugh why can't search...... search?","time":1671602941,"title":"Ask HN: Why do search functions everywhere not return what I search for?","type":"story"}],[33799767,{"by":"spaceman_2020","descendants":151,"id":33799767,"kids":[33800320,33800591,33800431,33799995,33800050,33800261,33800203,33800523,33800623,33800444,33800892,33800538,33800186,33800435,33800237,33800306,33800212,33800251,33800298,33800029,33800477,33800147,33800128,33800385,33800362,33809722,33800701,33800247,33804828,33805497,33800696,33800551,33800356,33811757,33801604,33800606,33800548,33799849,33800456,33800577,33802273,33800402,33802022,33800661,33802231,33800120,33800465,33809180,33800675,33801178,33800157,33800449,33801607,33800406,33801729,33800316,33800491,33800529,33801188,33800709,33800581,33800568,33805738,33806107,33800365,33802265,33805122,33802830,33800542,33800411,33801390,33806411,33801135,33816821,33807116,33800396,33800266,33800839,33800170],"score":185,"text":"$17","time":1669811477,"title":"Ask HN: Is Google becoming useless as a search engine, or is it just me?","type":"story"}],[32261590,{"by":"ssdspoimdsjvv","descendants":126,"id":32261590,"kids":[32261871,32261852,32261791,32262035,32261732,32261915,32261647,32265421,32261682,32261946,32261752,32262788,32352262,32261741,32262284,32261772,32261962,32261885,32262017,32261723,32261958,32262096,32262711,32261997,32264318,32274891,32272991,32262623,32261789,32264180,32262134,32261899,32261666,32261896,32261867,32261699,32261783,32297167,32262439,32264235,32262386,32261854,32262076,32265464,32274019,32261800,32263920,32261600,32261875,32261805,32262335],"score":27,"text":"Would you say that if you program computers for a living you should always know there are (usually) 8 bits in a byte? Or is it perfectly fine not to know that / can it be considered specialized knowledge if you only program high level software, e.g. front-end web or CRUD business applications?","time":1658995125,"title":"Ask HN: Should a professional software dev know how many bits go in a byte?","type":"story"}],[32209067,{"by":"ornxka","descendants":101,"id":32209067,"kids":[32209396,32209584,32209403,32209243,32209423,32209337,32209429,32209435,32210247,32209393,32209526,32209102,32209492,32209352,32210393,32210313,32220517,32209114,32213247,32209112,32221392,32209395,32209907,32209489,32209336,32209542,32209999,32214560,32215454,32209581,32210106,32209342,32209469,32209452,32209294,32209438],"score":72,"text":"Google search used to be one of the wonders of the modern digital world, but (and I admit this is subjective) it feels like the quality of results has decreased drastically over the years. I just can't find stuff as easily as I used to. It still comes out on top for e.g. querying for technical information but for other things (image search) I don't even bother with it anymore. It also feels like certain kinds of queries are subject to malicious SEO practices where it becomes impossible to find results that aren't from the same group of tabloids/media outlets.

What happened? Did they let their golden goose starve to death? Or is this all in my head and Google is actually fine for everyone else?","time":1658623339,"title":"Ask HN: Has the quality of Google search declined for anyone else, or just me?","type":"story"}],[30596404,{"by":"markdown","descendants":49,"id":30596404,"kids":[30597045,30597023,30597044,30597091,30596958,30598375,30597486,30597472,30597099,30597001],"score":93,"text":"domains.fj

fiji.gov.fj

usp.ac.fj

etc.

http://www.iana.org/domains/root/db/fj.html","time":1646713240,"title":"Tell HN: All .fj domains have gone offline","type":"story"}],[29797022,{"by":"torstenvl","descendants":127,"id":29797022,"kids":[29797430,29797040,29797377,29797428,29797121,29799007,29797372,29797388,29797403,29797312,29797405,29800304,29797271,29797327,29797167,29801060,29797435,29797280,29798238,29797364,29797445,29800197,29798250,29797891,29797238,29797393,29800502,29799102,29797383,29798008,29797745,29806250,29797285,29797264,29798543,29806704,29798293,29797366,29798132,29800317,29798066],"score":45,"text":"I used to be a happy 1Password user, but they seem insistent on making the experience as terrible as possible lately. I've tried BitWarden and Enpass, but their integration is worse and they suffer from some of the same problems as 1Password (subscription/server-based, not really in control of own data, etc.)

Are there any password managers that

- Integrate into browsers on all major platforms

- Have decent password generators

- No major security breaches in past ten years

- Local-first / sync via standard sync mechanisms (Dropbox, iCloud, sync thing, etc.)

EDIT: Based on responses below, I'm going to try KeePass[.*] and see how it goes. First hiccup is that 1Password import doesn't seem to work, but I'll keep at it.","time":1641315866,"title":"Ask HN: What password managers can you recommend?","type":"story"}],[29778880,{"by":"julianpye","descendants":370,"id":29778880,"kids":[29779333,29779432,29779267,29781182,29779729,29779316,29780923,29779846,29779467,29779174,29779091,29780027,29779249,29779402,29779244,29781682,29781553,29780426,29779361,29780152,29780114,29779823,29780324,29780538,29779891,29779926,29779628,29779536,29780414,29779942,29779850,29779970,29783806,29780474,29779363,29779208,29781007,29781284,29780010,29790923,29779912,29779659,29780505,29785980,29783127,29779526,29780499,29779739,29807792,29779624,29780362,29785111,29782388,29780438,29800631,29780647,29780228,29780721,29780104,29780421,29780115,29779802,29780210,29779299,29799116,29786264,29779808,29779645,29801067,29779410,29780598,29780912,29779818,29780167,29780589,29781349,29780466,29779915,29781578,29780449,29779551,29781273,29791465,29779696,29780693,29787217,29780994,29780870],"score":323,"text":"$18","time":1641201861,"title":"Ask HN: Why is today's Internet experience so user hostile?","type":"story"}],[27501417,{"by":"MikeUt","descendants":22,"id":27501417,"kids":[27502575,27501973,27501597,27501788,27501644,27502116,27501501,27501653],"score":69,"text":"As the title says. Visiting either the domain (https://issuetracker.google.com/) or a specific issue (https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/190835083) presents only a sign-in screen.

This is for merely viewing issues, not submitting or commenting on them, so arguments about limiting abuse do not apply.","time":1623670722,"title":"Tell HN: Google issue tracker does not allow viewing issues unless signed-in","type":"story"}],[26870536,{"by":"akshayt","descendants":331,"id":26870536,"kids":[26870740,26873712,26872359,26870815,26870805,26870924,26870704,26872219,26872216,26874702,26871681,26870732,26871265,26870745,26870641,26873610,26871287,26870651,26870752,26871103,26870939,26873760,26871321,26875263,26871367,26870864,26871198,26873456,26870839,26871094,26871370,26871227,26870833,26870788,26873250,26870717,26870970,26870660,26873617,26872733,26872744,26870981],"score":270,"time":1618891323,"title":"Neighbour manages to pollute the 2.4 ghz spectrum with his 120 IoT devices","type":"story","url":"https://devrant.com/rants/4186069/dev-my-neighbours-have-so-many-fucking-iot-devices-that-they-basically-fuck-over"}],[25529284,{"by":"hamiltonians","descendants":13,"id":25529284,"kids":[25529591,25529590,25529466,25529864,25529489,25530239,25530116,25529452,25529920,25529924,25534437],"score":13,"text":"I canon believe how much I lost with XRP today. Down tens of thousands dollars. Any idea what I should do. Should i hold out or just cut losses. It will be hard trying to explain over the holidays how I lost so much money. Everything just feels so awful right now. Feel like such an idiot. Why now. Why coudnt the SEC do this years ago.","time":1608829924,"title":"Ruined over Ripple/Xrp Losses","type":"story"}],[22955260,{"by":"djoldman","descendants":77,"id":22955260,"kids":[22958127,22956784,22964158,22964057,22957926,22963773,22955404,22965434,22956808,22962277,22964075,22964121,22963869,22965321,22964570,22965414,22963980,22964201,22964130,22964676,22968115,22966031,22964230,22966896,22957700,22968638,22965378,22964264,22964348,22964250,22964071,22973641,22965564,22964095,22960071,22964164,22955515,22955491,22963695,22956439,22958263],"score":73,"text":"Web ninjas:\nWhat is your go-to cloud service for running a small website served with python + jinja2 + sqlite? The website does little besides searching an sqlite table, serving a form, and writing the form response to an sqlite table, all with minimal computation and bandwidth. Wants are:

  Low price\n  Low maintenance time/cost\n  Simplicity\n

\nMy strengths do not include web development/servers but I know the basics. I'm particularly interested in the gotchas like: difficulties setting up SSL, transfer limits, and "X is perfect except that ____".

If I'm asking the wrong question or not providing enough info, please say so.","time":1587645471,"title":"Ask HN: Optimal cloud service to run tiny website with back end Python + SQLite?","type":"story"}],[20626768,{"by":"michaelchisari","descendants":50,"id":20626768,"kids":[20627110,20627038,20627010,20627268,20627071,20627170,20627087,20627094,20627069,20627061,20627592,20627924,20630913,20626976],"score":17,"time":1565109262,"title":"Functional Programming? Don’t Even Bother, It’s a Silly Toy","type":"story","url":"https://medium.com/better-programming/fp-toy-7f52ea0a947e"}],[19550918,{"by":"elamje","descendants":81,"id":19550918,"kids":[19551380,19551701,19551980,19551098,19551606,19552259,19551336,19551526,19559627,19550924,19551883,19552302,19551344,19551532,19550971,19551738,19551914,19551549,19551783,19551615,19551918,19551574,19551822,19551804,19551294,19552416,19553815,19551356,19551218,19551763,19551651,19551234,19552508,19551045,19551079],"score":47,"text":"I have recently been enlightened by LISP, specifically Clojure, and I'm not sure if I can go back to OOP.

After experiencing the joy of programming once again, I wonder why FP isn't widely adopted?

I understand in startupland that Django and Rails are simple to learn and prototype, but why aren't big companies and others using FP as a main language more often?

What are your thoughts?","time":1554176838,"title":"Ask HN: Why Isn't Functional Programming Taking Over?","type":"story"}],[17819840,{"by":"NetOpWibby","descendants":29,"id":17819840,"kids":[17820556,17820443,17820597,17820754,17824612,17820780,17820039,17820380,17820492,17820379,17823688,17821664,17820483,17820762],"score":31,"time":1534954970,"title":"The Fallacy of Imposter Syndrome","type":"story","url":"https://thewebb.blog/thoughts/2018/the-fallacy-of-imposter-syndrome"}],[17168136,{"by":"lando2319","descendants":176,"id":17168136,"kids":[17168452,17168712,17168575,17168320,17168610,17168755,17168520,17168586,17168621,17168825,17169444,17169718,17168564,17168497,17168716,17170684,17168735,17168524,17168389,17168800,17168859,17168587,17169055,17168374,17168705,17169118,17168765,17168830,17170856,17168679,17170311,17170821,17170163,17168577,17168781,17168725,17169369,17168877,17169695,17169741,17168585,17168461,17170434,17169424,17168361,17168316,17168615,17170276,17168618,17212873,17168715,17168912,17169005,17168695,17168653,17168647,17168468,17171829,17185816,17168734,17168763,17206932,17168700,17168176,17168670,17170083,17169284,17241992,17169820,17169386,17168782,17168821,17169524,17174032,17177952,17168669,17168835,17230875,17168570,17168784,17168847,17170896,17168863,17170061,17168572,17192905,17168869,17169102,17168645,17170616,17168676,17168337,17168677,17176926,17168562,17170295,17168743,17168324,17168854,17169053,17170480,17169059,17168625,17168998,17168554,17168638,17170284,17169245,17171089,17168514,17168568,17168516,17168739,17168923,17168437,17169713],"score":214,"text":"What's one book that changed your life?","time":1527443694,"title":"Ask HN: What's one book that changed your life?","type":"story"}],[17118269,{"by":"cleanyourroom","descendants":109,"id":17118269,"kids":[17120250,17119787,17119535,17119293,17119500,17118453,17119724,17119624,17155866,17119697,17158838,17119707,17120119,17120050,17119340,17154456,17124907,17153815,17118334,17120875,17119706,17119651,17119148,17119587,17119642,17124299,17157408,17119498,17119416,17120545,17122893,17118398,17154266,17118297,17119558,17119590,17118282,17205628,17135920,17119763,17132817,17121317,17119729,17119634,17119618,17119561,17119522,17130867,17130736,17123557,17119603,17120950,17118576,17119565,17119489,17119577,17119708,17130647,17119784,17121956,17119620,17127094,17119325,17119668,17119578,17123622,17119687,17119657,17120301,17119386,17118768,17123093,17119560,17119662,17126020,17120290,17121180,17121335],"score":53,"text":"I rarely listen to anything, but I'm going to give it a try for a week and how it affects my productivity.

Looking for playlist recommendations.","time":1526909948,"title":"Ask HN: What, if anything, do you listen to while coding?","type":"story"}]]

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