16:[[46485090,{"by":"suioir","descendants":77,"id":46485090,"kids":[46486590,46487021,46487027,46486078,46485460,46489928,46485797,46487070,46487536,46487723,46485785,46486205,46485096,46489748,46490837,46487586,46490452,46500069,46489406,46488764,46486183,46485583,46491630,46486453,46486387,46485610,46492191,46486677,46486642,46486579],"score":791,"time":1767502936,"title":"Neural Networks: Zero to Hero","type":"story","url":"https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html"}],[46056954,{"by":"Ivoah","descendants":130,"id":46056954,"kids":[46095123,46093236,46093383,46093142,46093492,46093144,46092934,46093417,46093593,46096099,46098549,46098660,46093429,46100383,46094533,46093191,46100455,46093265,46098503,46103277,46095642,46092970],"score":262,"time":1764161855,"title":"The HTTP Query Method","type":"story","url":"https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-httpbis-safe-method-w-body-14.html"}],[45654334,{"by":"randsp","descendants":4,"id":45654334,"kids":[45654455,45665535,45654436],"score":4,"text":"$17","time":1761043023,"title":"Claude output matching copyrighted StackOverflow code","type":"story"}],[45002403,{"by":"ciconia","dead":true,"id":45002403,"kids":[45003179,45002583,45002587,45002463],"score":19,"time":1756023791,"type":"story"}],[37847399,{"by":"dmonitor","descendants":4,"id":37847399,"kids":[37854271,37849473,37849457],"score":4,"text":"I'm very familiar with git, but many of my coworkers are not primarily software developers and only know the basic commit/push/branch workflow, and delete/re-download the repo whenever something goes wrong.

I have been given the opportunity to recommend a training course for everyone (less than a dozen individuals) to go through to get them up to speed with git. While I know of fantastic self-guided options like Git Immersion and Pro Git, I want to make sure I recommend one that looks good on paper to management. I imagine they would prefer something with completion verification, like a quiz or exam.

If anyone has been in a similar situation, or has a recommendation for a course like this, I would greatly appreciate some guidance.","time":1697044933,"title":"Ask HN: Git Training Course Recommendations?","type":"story"}],[33969307,{"by":"graderjs","descendants":7,"id":33969307,"kids":[33983879,33983181,33982009,33978453,33977418,33997072,33980328],"score":13,"text":"It's a lot faster, right? Does your plan have unlimited data for hotspot sharing, or how much fast data?","time":1670941669,"title":"Ask HN: Are You Using 5G?","type":"story"}],[32214053,{"by":"doubtfuluser","descendants":17,"id":32214053,"kids":[32214190,32215964,32223939,32224774,32214619,32216026,32215665,32214623],"score":5,"text":"I’m currently wondering which opportunities/companies are out there for doing truly humanitarian work as an AI expert.\nI don’t believe in the kool-aid that “connecting people” on some (current) platforms is helping humanity, as well as serving ads or by having a speaker talk to you asking whether you would like to know more about todays Pokémon.\nI’m thinking more about things like WHO, UNHCR, UNICEF, etc.\nI checked the homepages but didn’t find anything about them\nSearching for people with AI background or investment in this area.\nAny ideas where to start?","time":1658674342,"title":"Ask HN: As an AI expert, where to work to help humanity?","type":"story"}],[25808795,{"by":"gymshoes","descendants":10,"id":25808795,"kids":[25809043,25812651,25809561,25812060,25811292,25809350,25809214,25809961,25810847],"score":9,"time":1610866963,"title":"Ask HN: What thing in your WFH setup most improved your productivity?","type":"story"}],[25218865,{"by":"nerder92","descendants":33,"id":25218865,"kids":[25219165,25220371,25219108,25218941,25219892,25219083,25219697,25219606,25219072,25252390,25221018,25221763,25241668,25219158,25219086,25219159,25242388,25220236,25219692,25221209],"score":22,"text":"Hello HN folks,

I'm having a dilemma about my side project.

We decide for a name for our brand which seems to be quite popular and because of that the majority of the cool domains are already gone (ie: .app, .io, .com etc)

Now the one I'm really interested in is the .app which seems to have an owner but is not used at the moment, so i can try in make an offer to get that one, but I'm afraid this will cost us a lot of money for something probably not that important at this stage.

The project is growing and is getting traction but it's still considerably small, should we consider to re-brand now to find something which is available? Or wait to get this domain until it makes more sense/we have a better cash flow?","time":1606388749,"title":"Ask HN: Buy highly priced domain or rebrand?","type":"story"}],[24490971,{"by":"eniz","descendants":37,"id":24490971,"kids":[24491630,24492494,24492008,24491570,24491187,24491074,24491676,24497895,24491815,24492465,24491081,24491088,24491965,24492840,24493090,24501946,24493270,24491835,24491080,24491334,24491000,24502133,24491291],"score":34,"text":"Which programming language do you prefer? What is the advantages of Go over the Rust and vice versa?

Which language would you recommend for the back-end development?","time":1600248391,"title":"Ask HN: Rust or Golang?","type":"story"}],[22576940,{"by":"hauxir","descendants":93,"id":22576940,"kids":[22577125,22579197,22578657,22578959,22579686,22579339,22578580,22583094,22579154,22591452,22586428,22580375,22579180,22578768,22581826,22579826,22579162,22579634,22597893,22578480,22578787,22579629,22579965,22583616,22581406,22614142,22583296,22579539,22582870,22582094,22579420,22579236,22577649,22579169,22578769,22578771],"score":494,"time":1584207041,"title":"Show HN: Kosmi – Hang out with friends and family online","type":"story","url":"https://kosmi.io"}],[22328769,{"by":"clarry","descendants":3,"id":22328769,"kids":[22438338,22329905,22334590],"score":6,"text":"I'd like to learn about the actor model, and especially about its use in real world asynchronous (networking) applications.

What I've seen so far are contrived examples that demonstrate the similarity (or differences) to OOP or just showcase message passing, but that's barely enough to get a feel for how a real program would be structured around the actor model.

Books, tutorials, and videos are welcome. It would also be nice to study the code for a small (<10k LoC) application that does more than contrived examples.","time":1581704394,"title":"Ask HN: What's a good introduction to the actor model?","type":"story"}],[22294181,{"by":"shomansal","descendants":1,"id":22294181,"kids":[22297034],"score":2,"text":"So you used to think that the book is literally the word of god, then you found out it isn't.

But you didn't dwell on that, yet deep down you know, if it weren't for the internet you will be deep in delusions, and let's admit that is part of why you love technology.....

The 2 biggest issues for a startup are recruiting and culture, a startup that has a mission like "offer Ex-Muslims a home & a ticket out" will make for a very strong culture, and it will make for one hell of a drive for everyone.

Also, companies are not built on a single product, just imagine Apple with a mission that has the word "computers" in it, and a mission that drives people no matter what the problem or the product is the best mission you can ask for.

What do you think guys?

P.S. If you feel as much passion to this as me & you are in Israel, message me..","time":1581374243,"title":"A Startup of Ex-Muslims","type":"story"}],[21840019,{"by":"sogen","descendants":312,"id":21840019,"kids":[21840644,21843095,21840372,21840329,21841462,21841027,21843055,21840896,21841090,21840944,21840672,21842712,21843849,21842875,21840932,21867245,21844016,21840282,21841401,21841696,21840309,21845043,21850488,21845050,21841166,21841278,21840311,21840633,21862470,21842213,21842559,21842235,21842956,21841394,21843086,21841039,21840945,21841182,21844561,21841641,21841230,21841089,21840513,21845857,21841351,21843301,21841177,21841174,21844104,21841016,21841176,21842400,21844842,21840993,21840351,21841253,21842137,21843553,21841271,21841341,21840617,21844996,21841161,21841770,21843942,21843021,21842584,21843298,21846878,21844193,21846485,21844465,21842211,21842806,21844210,21842402,21842279,21846372,21840825,21840546,21840475],"score":483,"time":1576795044,"title":"Eat This Much – Automatic Meal Planner","type":"story","url":"https://www.eatthismuch.com/"}]]

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