15:[[34098235,{"by":"grnrnm","descendants":20,"id":34098235,"kids":[34098934,34098716,34098294,34100215,34100691,34098279,34102273,34100898,34100625,34102569,34099229,34103474,34099829,34099979],"score":17,"text":"Curious if anyone has tried this. I'm considering an air gapped computer not for security, but for creative hobbies. The benefits being less distractions and no updates getting in the way or breaking things.

Software tools to temporarily remove distractions haven't been successful for me. I just turn them off in frustration.

I'm often using ~50 individual software/plugins, so it can also be frustrating to open a project and see update notifications or that a plugin somehow broke since I last opened it. It's rare that any of these updates provide any meaningful value, too. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

In general, I imagine a separate desk and device could be beneficial for getting in the zone as well.","time":1671741013,"title":"Ask HN: Air gapped computer to avoid distractions when being creative?","type":"story"}],[33950468,{"by":"1vuio0pswjnm7","descendants":2,"id":33950468,"kids":[33950991,33950473,33956220,33950789],"score":2,"text":"About 3,000+ to 5,000+ submissions, 30 per page, comprise HN's "live" content. That is, submissions currently accepting comments.

At present, there is at least one submission concerning "ChatGPT" on nearly every page. If there is no ChatGPT reference on a given page, then there is almost surely a submission relating to "AI", particularly "OpenAI".

Even the most popular headline stories running in the mainstream media, the ones some readers no doubt get tired of reading about, do not get that level of repetitive coverage on HN.

I express no opinion on the matter. I leave such opinions to HN commenters. These are simply observations.","time":1670815108,"title":"Tell HN: At least one ChatGPT submission on nearly every page of HN","type":"story"}],[33949324,{"by":"nerder92","dead":true,"id":33949324,"kids":[33949387,33949352],"score":1,"time":1670805101,"type":"story"}],[33949038,{"by":"gnicholas","descendants":20,"id":33949038,"kids":[33949245,33949320,33950501,33952511,33949280,33949188,33949379,33949165,33949293,33949133],"score":36,"text":"$16","time":1670803207,"title":"Tell HN: Amazon shows different (worse) pricing when logged in","type":"story"}],[33948573,{"by":"sertsa","descendants":3,"id":33948573,"kids":[33948838,33953034,33948586],"score":23,"time":1670799689,"title":"The mass extinction of Unix workstations","type":"story","url":"https://www.osnews.com/story/135605/the-mass-extinction-of-unix-workstations/"}],[33948417,{"by":"benbreen","descendants":0,"id":33948417,"kids":[33948577],"score":19,"time":1670798685,"title":"Conserving Dürer’s Triumphal Arch: coming apart at the seams (2016)","type":"story","url":"https://www.britishmuseum.org/blog/conserving-durers-triumphal-arch-coming-apart-seams"}],[33948544,{"by":"angry_octet","descendants":1,"id":33948544,"kids":[33948841,33948560],"score":2,"time":1670799498,"title":"Vanadium flow batteries provide grid storage","type":"story","url":"https://cosmosmagazine.com/technology/vanadium-flow-batteries/"}],[33948513,{"by":"autotune","descendants":1,"id":33948513,"kids":[33948532],"score":1,"text":"We have had incidents where I work of developers or folks new with terraform on the team making manual changes to resources they should not have made, resulting in downtime. I did my own little PoC at https://github.com/autotune/bank-of-anthos/tree/main/aws that implements Crossplane on an EKS cluster, which then builds out its own EKS cluster and resources to support that, and installs a demo provided by Google via helm. What are the cons of this setup? So far I have identified the lack of ability to do a terraform plan beforehand and and the fact that Crossplane is basically brand new on the scene as possible set backs, but the features it offers in exchange for that just seem incredible. What are your experiences or thoughts on it?","time":1670799294,"title":"Ask HN: Who is using Crossplane today in their infrastructure?","type":"story"}],[33945776,{"by":"Trouble_007","descendants":2,"id":33945776,"kids":[33945793],"score":13,"time":1670782789,"title":"Artemis I – Orion splashes down, concluding historic Artemis I mission","type":"story","url":"https://blogs.nasa.gov/artemis/2022/12/11/artemis-i-flight-day-26-orion-splashes-down-concluding-historic-artemis-i-mission/"}],[33945741,{"by":"raybb","descendants":2,"id":33945741,"kids":[33945781],"score":1,"time":1670782585,"title":"Google reveals how Android’s Private Compute Core keeps your data secure","type":"story","url":"https://www.androidpolice.com/google-android-private-compute-core-detailed-security-explainer/"}],[33945628,{"by":"djtriptych","descendants":645,"id":33945628,"kids":[33946043,33950747,33946170,33946091,33953367,33951123,33945914,33951382,33952240,33951240,33945921,33945904,33945810,33954064,33950454,33946264,33954202,33952067,33954780,33945965,33952769,33955505,33954968,33946634,33947080,33951514,33951264,33953407,33951697,33950851,33953069,33958157,33955111,33952717,33947005,33951093,33951244,33952720,33952453,33952430,33956001,33951344,33946210,33952196,33954055,33978047,33978041,33952909,33951274,33954278,33958573,33954162,33952278,33952594,33951651,33948809,33951424,33951209,33951230,33954042,33953750,33953968,33951350,33952762,33967963,33954747,33953603,33953809,33953853,33951442,33952620,33963932,33952378,33952251,33952347,33950764,33968649,33952469,33954223,33952965,33952574,33945725,33954805,33954139,33951262,33945893,33960056,33954021,33953903,33953802,33950977,33946471,33946274,33951239,33972707,33951190,33951070,33946010,33945698,33953823,33955342,33953164,33954035,33951215,33951414,33949717,33945697,33951710,33951601,33952134],"score":538,"text":"It's already happening [0].

Stackoverflow recently banned generated responses [1].

We're facing a new karma-generating strategy and, IMO, a policy is urgently needed.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=clay-dreidels

[1]: https://stackoverflow.com/help/gpt-policy","time":1670781996,"title":"Ask HN: Should HN ban ChatGPT/generated responses?","type":"story"}],[33945579,{"by":"ashvardanian","descendants":0,"id":33945579,"kids":[33945636],"score":3,"time":1670781646,"title":"ARM’s Scalable Vector Extensions: A Critical Look at SVE2 for Integer Workloads","type":"story","url":"https://gist.github.com/zingaburga/805669eb891c820bd220418ee3f0d6bd"}],[33945531,{"by":"t23","descendants":1,"id":33945531,"kids":[33945561],"score":2,"time":1670781400,"title":"Wondering Why You’re Depressed? Check Your Gut","type":"story","url":"https://www.wsj.com/articles/gut-bacteria-linked-to-depression-11670342342"}],[33945508,{"by":"bookofjoe","descendants":1,"id":33945508,"kids":[33945512,33945535],"score":4,"time":1670781313,"title":"New Chat Bots Could Change the World. Can You Trust Them?","type":"story","url":"https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/10/technology/ai-chat-bot-chatgpt.html"}],[33945493,{"by":"subomi","descendants":0,"id":33945493,"kids":[33945513],"score":4,"text":"As we continue to build getconvoy.io we get asked if we support ordering webhook events. We'd like to know if this is important to a larger community of webhooks providers/consumers and why?","time":1670781223,"title":"Ask HN: Is ordering webhook events important to you and why?","type":"story"}],[33945478,{"by":"nyctechguy","descendants":0,"id":33945478,"kids":[33945491],"score":2,"time":1670781155,"title":"The riches are in the (data) niches","type":"story","url":"https://www.indiehackers.com/post/the-riches-are-in-the-data-niches-2ddf7d03a1"}],[33945451,{"by":"mirzap","descendants":4,"id":33945451,"kids":[33946488,33945947,33945669,33945479],"score":2,"time":1670781038,"title":"EctoLife: The World’s First Artificial Womb Facility","type":"story","url":"https://scienceandstuff.com/ectolife-artificial-wombs/"}]]

user:	clay-dreidels
created:	May 6, 2018
karma:	66