15:[[44366548,{"by":"homebrewer","descendants":193,"id":44366548,"kids":[44367435,44369822,44367288,44367367,44367349,44367342,44375363,44367692,44369020,44369138,44368952,44368572,44367860,44369282,44370869,44372591,44374600,44377093,44369092,44373108,44372306,44379676,44370157,44369249,44367642,44368856,44374119,44368409,44373456,44371878,44367380,44366701,44372090,44368387,44368201,44368831,44371367,44367309,44369169,44369160,44372827,44368708,44372828,44369030,44367262,44372909,44370735],"score":465,"time":1750774691,"title":"PlasticList – Plastic Levels in Foods","type":"story","url":"https://www.plasticlist.org/"}],[40105121,{"by":"conquestofdread","descendants":200,"id":40105121,"kids":[40105302,40105556,40105772,40105307,40105342,40105836,40105409,40105303,40105385,40105411,40105357,40106074,40105527,40105445,40105356,40106067,40105374,40105353,40107248,40105803,40106161,40105824,40105775,40111822,40105611,40105473,40105435,40105603,40105534,40105493,40106140,40106502,40105319,40105502,40105304,40105400,40120796,40105615,40105625,40105736,40105670,40109554,40105434,40105420,40107170,40105921,40105754,40105591,40106096,40105778,40105737],"score":269,"time":1713702020,"title":"I love programming but I hate the programming industry","type":"story","url":"https://www.deathbyabstraction.com/I-love-programming-but-I-hate-the-programming-industry"}],[39329185,{"by":"max_","descendants":5,"id":39329185,"kids":[39329722,39329663,39329386,39331156],"score":4,"text":"What is the unique selling point of Java? I feel like I am missing out on something?

I just had a look at repos from the NSA and alot of the code is written in Java. What could be the reason for its dominance in this context?

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The whole point I started programming at 16 was to get a job were actual programming would be the main thing.

Tell me your experience and what kinds of programs you work in or industry if you find relevant.","time":1704480949,"title":"Ask HN: How much code do you write in your job?","type":"story"}],[29428922,{"by":"authed","descendants":143,"id":29428922,"kids":[29429176,29429967,29429575,29429280,29429991,29429273,29428971,29429016,29430131,29430820,29429408,29429091,29429598,29429209,29430219,29429968,29429236,29430183,29432485,29518626,29429464,29429085,29429898,29430172,29429423,29429132,29430285,29430262,29429298,29429071],"score":150,"text":""Google couldn’t verify this account belongs to you."

I clear cookies once in a while and usually can recover my account but this time, no option to recover:\nhttps://i.imgur.com/vb1mliN.png

Even if I have the correct login and password.

Luckily, I forward all my emails to a 3rd party so I should still be able to read my new mail but I lost access to a lot of other stuff.

Edit: Account recovered. I used chromium to login (which I never do) and then back to Firefox.","time":1638531838,"title":"Tell HN: Lost then regained access to Google account, with correct 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I'm struggling to find good open-source software on which I can start building my platform. The state-of-the-art seems to be Moodle or Canvas which are designed for universities - they use archaic UI and features.

Is there something where I can host an online course, also have live classes and perhaps add on features like a community for students, assignments, etc? The only options I am seeing are things like Kajabi and Teachable which are very restrictive in their feature set, and not customizable.

Anyone running an edtech company here? What do you use? Or do you build everything custom?","time":1637315232,"title":"Ask HN: Why is there no good open-source LMS?","type":"story"}]]

user:	cmaggiulli
created:	October 6, 2021
karma:	64
about:	Software engineer and product manager from the Albany and Greater NYC area. Currently working for Columbia University