15:[[46723384,{"by":"hugodan","descendants":638,"id":46723384,"kids":[46724601,46726046,46724564,46733743,46728547,46734018,46723850,46729588,46725819,46723851,46723892,46724117,46727412,46729790,46727122,46723776,46726162,46726385,46725312,46734883,46725342,46732842,46724419,46729635,46726893,46724367,46723945,46724210,46729988,46730952,46725577,46724353,46733207,46729880,46729318,46724561,46731499,46745189,46736727,46728260,46724702,46728762,46729363,46727941,46734284,46732919,46732044,46730298,46724938,46727128,46728551,46723862,46732008,46728653,46726969,46726854,46724872,46725347,46727957,46727989,46724921,46727536,46733869,46733423,46727081,46724766,46731254,46732713,46734981,46730972,46733080,46730621,46727306,46729525,46724906,46727076,46724318,46726018,46729407,46724939,46727070,46724134,46735485,46723984,46730258,46732691,46730139,46724154,46728397,46733596,46724143,46728619,46724338,46727494,46723833,46738739,46738765,46724404,46728735,46723775,46723946,46727809,46734584,46723903,46724432,46724287,46723930,46723877],"score":749,"time":1769107107,"title":"I was banned from Claude for scaffolding a Claude.md file?","type":"story","url":"https://hugodaniel.com/posts/claude-code-banned-me/"}],[46389556,{"by":"keepamovin","descendants":1,"id":46389556,"kids":[46389616],"score":1,"text":"I just saw this in the CLI. Pretty cool! I thought the sessions seemed longer yesterday. Nice work Anthropic! Very season appropriate and welcome.","time":1766728563,"title":"Tell HN: Claude rate limits are 2x higher through 12/31","type":"story"}],[41132095,{"by":"throwaway425933","descendants":109,"id":41132095,"kids":[41140071,41138213,41141175,41138267,41137129,41139355,41138603,41139237,41138207,41138081,41138586,41149840,41138810,41138566,41138404,41173332,41140432,41138269,41140800,41138326,41138327,41138253,41138129,41138256,41138282,41146246,41142589,41145327,41146238,41140861,41138197,41140530,41138090,41138531,41138659,41138055,41140754,41138456,41143494,41138466,41132490,41138206,41136788,41138644,41138205,41139587,41138538,41138563,41149127,41136408,41138492,41139579,41138376,41149427],"score":134,"text":"Currently I am using GraphViz. But I am not happy with the quality of output (It is writing a postscript file).

I want to be able to zoom in and zoom out. Graph has upto 100B nodes and is directed cyclic graph.","time":1722537301,"title":"Ask HN: What is the best software to visualize a graph with a billion nodes?","type":"story"}],[39578616,{"by":"resentment","descendants":28,"id":39578616,"kids":[39578711,39578863,39702563,39578912,39578914,39578989,39578984,39578921,39579998,39579104,39579523,39578885,39578858,39580731,39579375,39579203,39582330,39578875],"score":26,"text":"$16","time":1709443050,"title":"Ask HN: How do I stop being such a doomer?","type":"story"}],[39197028,{"by":"sonabinu","descendants":2,"id":39197028,"kids":[39197832,39197427,39198123],"score":14,"time":1706654945,"title":"Judge rules Tesla pay package that made Elon Musk the richest person unfair","type":"story","url":"https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/01/30/elon-musk-pay-package/"}],[38838585,{"by":"sgbeal","descendants":195,"id":38838585,"kids":[38842451,38843197,38843206,38839876,38844265,38845456,38842110,38843984,38843258,38842199,38840959,38843308,38843581,38842161,38839224,38841599,38839527,38842446,38842265,38842285,38843922,38839105,38840067,38842927,38842242,38847449,38843932,38839933,38838818,38840875,38843514,38843533,38844974,38842742,38841790,38846338,38842798,38845264,38842817,38842926,38849557,38845727,38843542,38841323,38841244,38843765,38842375,38844374,38843641,38843702,38858283,38842317,38842251,38842841,38840799,38842472,38844290,38842050,38843951,38848028,38843295,38951938,38843467,38862344,38842108,38843492,38842994,38846100,38839854,38885877,38841063,38842517,38843645,38844471,38848873,38844464,38851443,38839807,38845088,38842838,38846540,38852051,38844076,38847651,38842946,38845237,38841800,38844768,38843921,38842465,38839878,38845091,38851460,38843889,38844173,38844287,38843623,38843407,38846063,38851262,38842680,38851453,38844410,38844062,38842850,38839010,38843725,38850594,38841043,38843753,38842922,38840681,38842191,38843782,38843762,38842710,38844660,38842872,38860385,38842645,38838664,38843776],"score":106,"text":"$17","time":1704174828,"title":"Ask HN: What 1980s/90s-era shareware did you purchase?","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"}],[37551175,{"by":"lxm","descendants":111,"id":37551175,"kids":[37554189,37552595,37552999,37552000,37552115,37553839,37552146,37558690,37558770,37552449,37553282,37552922,37552056,37553807,37556287,37558739,37555077,37552072,37569889,37552066,37552103,37552766,37555711,37556062,37552658,37553538,37554431],"score":205,"time":1695000586,"title":"Plants can detect sound","type":"story","url":"https://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2023/09/06/plants-dont-have-ears-but-they-can-still-detect-sound"}],[37416266,{"by":"rewmie","descendants":2,"id":37416266,"kids":[37428837,37423492],"score":19,"time":1694076038,"title":"Stress Affects Arthritis","type":"story","url":"https://www.arthritis.org/health-wellness/healthy-living/emotional-well-being/stress-management/how-stress-affects-arthritis"}],[35089996,{"by":"bosch_mind","descendants":87,"id":35089996,"kids":[35090483,35090422,35090559,35090534,35090603,35090619,35094621,35090498,35090503,35092349,35090740,35105634,35090531,35090983,35091444,35103041,35099329,35090878,35091214,35090582,35093911,35090200,35094636,35090749,35090606,35095792,35090492,35091383,35090349,35096140,35090370,35090337,35098821,35096587,35108058,35090437,35126729,35090589,35090458,35094018,35090917,35101483,35097610,35091675,35090463,35091865,35090847,35091452,35090285,35097962,35090717,35090787,35092835,35090317,35090919,35090484,35090736,35090414],"score":114,"text":"Lots of content these days makes it easy to feel imposter syndrome and behind the times. What are you people who are actively trying to become a better programmer doing, learning, building or studying to become better?","time":1678418368,"title":"Ask HN: What are you working on to become a better programmer?","type":"story"}],[34964000,{"by":"cyrialize","descendants":30,"id":34964000,"kids":[34964741,35052385,34964682,34981532,34964168,35000368,34966402,34964862,34966091,34964900,34964564,34966959,34968296,34993863,34973276,34965460,34964584,34965381],"score":60,"text":"What are the steps I should be taking now to take advantage of AI as a developer? So far I've been using it to replace Google, generate boilerplate code, generate example code for working with an API, and just bouncing ideas off of it.

I've been collecting several resources that seem useful (besides ChatGPT). I've been wanting to understand these technologies deeper [1, 2, 3].

Are there other resources that are recommended?

Should I be learning more about prompt engineering? [4]

[1]: https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-doing-and-why-does-it-work/

[2]: https://www.fast.ai/

[3]: https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html

[4]: https://github.com/dair-ai/Prompt-Engineering-Guide","time":1677543237,"title":"Ask HN: How do I stay on top of AI within software development?","type":"story"}],[34689710,{"by":"OulaX","descendants":29,"id":34689710,"kids":[34690109,34689894,34694268,34689833,34690585,34691283,34721400,34691778,34690426,34690091,34690120,34689839,34711950,34693073,34693945,34689779,34689762,34693052,34691492],"score":22,"text":"I'm working remotely for a US-based company, and lately, I've been unproductive. I am not slacking off it's just the number of tasks I am being given is not that high. I am finishing off my tasks and spending my whole day either on Reddit or Slacking off around the house. When I was at college I used to find interesting projects and work on them, I seem to like to write code.

I got recommended to work on a side project that's far away from my work, however, I didn't have the motivation/discipline/interest in that as well.

I ruled out depression by visiting my doctor.

Is anyone else passing through similar times? Is it okay? Should I be worried?","time":1675754094,"title":"Ask HN: Is It Age, or Am I Losing Interest in Programming?","type":"story"}],[34661263,{"by":"logicallee","descendants":45,"id":34661263,"kids":[34661389,34661935,34661643,34662237,34663432,34663647,34662018,34662641,34661862,34662436,34662735,34666369,34665409,34662233,34661914,34662675,34662658,34663872,34663563,34664517,34663637,34665267,34663774,34663924,34662732,34664543,34662404],"score":25,"text":"Large AI models sometimes exhibit extraordinary ability (e.g. see my comment history), but also obvious failures.

How long do you think it will take until very large AI models show general intelligence without any apparent failures?","time":1675565657,"title":"Ask HN: How long until AI shows general intelligence without failures?","type":"story"}],[34644966,{"by":"kobotigo","descendants":56,"id":34644966,"kids":[34648995,34648674,34646213,34646236,34645413,34647875,34648308,34656191,34647374,34645377,34645410,34648294,34649386,34649302,34646554,34650065,34645293,34652845,34667434],"score":55,"text":"Young person, a bit lost, struggling to get anywhere. Not really qualified for any work or able to afford degree. Had to drop out of college and have a year long unexplainable work gap after mental health decline. Have a generalized knowledge in tech from linux use, tinkering with networks and have a programming admiration but no idea how to translate this to a marketable skill set.

If you were in early 20s and had 6months to a year to try and get on track. what would you focus on? IT, programming, cloud, what is the optimal vehicle and will be valuable in 5 years? Is IT or programming safer bet?","time":1675446690,"title":"Ask HN: What will be the most valuable technology skills in future?","type":"story"}]]

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created:	April 4, 2016
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