15:[[40104641,{"by":"aka_sh","descendants":128,"id":40104641,"kids":[40106756,40106845,40106397,40106939,40108980,40106604,40107115,40106264,40106853,40106329,40114709,40107774,40108766,40115869,40115467,40109995,40107335,40106279,40109938,40114575,40106694,40111904,40110944,40107294,40112625,40107784,40108651,40109597,40112851,40107329,40107301,40110116,40130918,40114860,40114210,40127729,40132352,40107478,40108432,40114125,40110877,40107980,40106754],"score":271,"text":"Hey HN,

I've been working on this side project for the past month. It generates a step-by-step tutorial guide for YouTube videos that you can follow along without watching long videos. Best suited for tutorial videos but can work for other videos aswell. No BS. Just straight to the point.

The guides are generated from pure transcript so you don't have to worry about it being AI. It's my first project as a total beginner. Something I had to do inorder to get out of tutorial hell.

Please let me know if you have any suggestions or if you face any problems or bugs. I would try to fix them to the best of my abilities and as soon as possible.

I would appreciate your feedback on this. Let me know what you think!","time":1713696745,"title":"Show HN: I made a website that converts YT videos into step-by-step guides","type":"story","url":"https://stepify.tech/"}],[39679787,{"by":"neural_thing","descendants":553,"id":39679787,"kids":[39681468,39681966,39681799,39681679,39685069,39681440,39683536,39684622,39683790,39687167,39684412,39683908,39682477,39701362,39683544,39683461,39683827,39684105,39701549,39682110,39681391,39682414,39681571,39681628,39681728,39686374,39685589,39681467,39688958,39686805,39683669,39686852,39684702,39683448,39685385,39681447,39683953,39684691,39685621,39682125,39687934,39683769,39688636,39681335,39683779,39681794,39684109,39684271,39686239,39698675,39681697,39683665,39681429,39689212,39706334,39683949,39685090,39771684,39719253,39692875,39684494,39686702,39698079,39691310,39687066,39681389,39690636,39706329,39691292,39684264,39684653,39681452,39698689,39690904,39762881,39689251,39682369,39683424,39681757,39683095,39681450,39691821,39762866,39688625,39688617,39687781,39688378,39688373,39691202,39691222,39691244,39691255,39688259,39688071,39688072,39689481,39687309,39687691,39689321,39689325,39687430,39687429,39693447,39693444,39689679,39682577,39680320,39683907],"score":530,"time":1710252915,"title":"Devin: AI Software Engineer","type":"story","url":"https://www.cognition-labs.com/blog"}],[39571533,{"by":"0xDeveloper","descendants":25,"id":39571533,"kids":[39574623,39574658,39574826,39577229,39571809,39579381,39571554,39574649,39571535],"score":8,"time":1709375242,"title":"I am building Anki for spaced repetition but Better (RepIt)","type":"story","url":"https://repit.framer.ai/"}],[39005749,{"by":"throwaway097992","descendants":35,"id":39005749,"kids":[39006045,39005908,39006086,39005907,39007117,39005931,39006380,39023698,39006524,39006177,39005902,39005925,39006577],"score":47,"text":"I noticed a pattern in the job posting section where some YC startups are posting the same job every two weeks.

When you apply, you don't receive a return.

Have you had the same experience?

What are the odds of companies using job sections for advertising?","time":1705350949,"title":"Ask HN: Why do some YC companies keep posting the same job bi-weekly?","type":"story"}],[38918418,{"by":"charliebwrites","descendants":131,"id":38918418,"kids":[38927800,38921638,38937608,38923321,38940305,38932702,38938548,38936003,38939264,38939012,38941801,38936434,38940684,38939758,38944106,38936272,38939513,38936584,38948784,38935972,38938888,38939300,38921294,38941148,38941679,38940826,38921639,38941078,38936084,38938838,38940593,38938642,38935936,38940158,38940082,38938921,38921807,38935968,38936012,38939860,38938641,38936021],"score":326,"text":"I'm looking for a book to get up to speed on networking in 2024

Including classical topics from sockets, to the TCP/IP stack, to DNS, to AnyCast, and similar layers and technologys, but also modern networking setups that might include cloud providers, or other 2024-ish considerations","time":1704749285,"title":"Ask HN: Good book to learn modern networking?","type":"story"}],[38782613,{"by":"meridion","descendants":83,"id":38782613,"kids":[38783776,38783642,38783649,38783525,38783599,38783702,38785454,38783562,38783857,38783290,38783905,38783623,38788783,38783528,38784494,38783990,38783503,38783529,38783985,38783836,38783868,38783711,38790071,38789949,38784436,38785137,38784571,38785781,38785430,38783690,38784545,38784232,38784778,38783638,38783999,38784215,38784092,38784991,38783767,38783834,38787472,38783547,38784919,38782631,38783848,38784731],"score":47,"text":"Inspired by a similar thread asked a year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33873800

I'm thinking to split my online learning in two parts: marketable skills (1) and just-for-fun skills (2).

For (1), I am thinking to go through as many of Andrew Ng's deep learning courses as I can. With AI developing at such a fast rate, it would be beneficial to know how it works underneath.

For (2), I'm thinking to go through a raytracing course and some basic VFX courses on Blender. Possibly something about storytelling as well.","time":1703689430,"title":"Ask HN: What skill do you want to develop or improve in 2024?","type":"story"}],[38771488,{"by":"jeanlucas","descendants":81,"id":38771488,"kids":[38771734,38772394,38772589,38772580,38772289,38772527,38772334,38772381,38772354,38774521,38772368,38772827,38777564,38773238,38772563,38772321,38773218,38772937,38772335,38772743,38772408,38772583,38772514,38772497,38772458,38772872,38774124,38777261,38772570,38772555,38774184,38772823,38772720,38772596,38772523,38772541,38772774,38773656,38772389],"score":39,"text":"I'll start: it became my notes app, because I can have insights on the notes I'm taking. Not an ideal use case, but it is fun for side projects ideas.

Example, I was fiddling with a PGN project idea while waiting for the Christmas dinner: https://chat.openai.com/share/eb975eaa-1c37-413f-a6a0-b17eb2f1bdf3","time":1703596475,"title":"Ask HN: How are you using ChatGPT for yourself?","type":"story"}],[38733968,{"by":"jonatanheyman","descendants":303,"id":38733968,"kids":[38736151,38878148,38736863,38736761,38734424,38735807,38739443,38735667,38734581,38734067,38737642,38734913,38738117,38735108,38735421,38738989,38735994,38737432,38741394,38735844,38738939,38744447,38734467,38734547,38734459,38735752,38738385,38735347,38736017,38734846,38740319,38734947,38738731,38736607,38734785,38736360,38741520,38734677,38735489,38740710,38741245,38742712,38751906,38743307,38743135,38738879,38737635,38737458,38735282,38736946,38737623,38740977,38739298,38742963,38734437,38736693,38737917,38739290,38778737,38738528,38737912,38738898,38742618,38735663,38735736,38739150,38739262,38738965,38740530,38741244,38736290,38751371,38739137,38735976,38739901,38738745,38735157,38736364,38743536,38734527,38735290,38735979,38736771,38734940,38744403,38736036,38735552,38758792,38738552,38742136,38753466,38750063,38734503,38768661,38735300,38738011,38735693,38768068,38737949,38744039,38741825,38740709,38738303,38735053,38735572,38740567,38741665,38741372,38738545,38741016,38741010,38738765,38734748,38753277,38735065,38739612,38739602,38739299,38734988,38738390,38734505,38739166,38736605,38734682,38742243,38741198,38738239,38740192,38743626,38751370,38737946,38740946,38735593,38735339,38742074,38738134,38739028,38737950,38735548,38734992,38736507,38735819,38738102,38739309,38740376,38736236,38735280,38734457,38735866],"score":1063,"text":"Hey!

I made Heynote entirely for my own use case. For many years, I always had an Emacs instance running with the scratch buffer open, even long after I had abandoned Emacs as my programming editor in favor of more recent IDE:s.

The simplicity of having just one big scratch buffer appeals to me, but I still want to separate the different things I jot down somehow (without using tabs or similar). Previously, my solution was to insert a bunch of blank lines between the notes, but hitting C-A would still select the entire buffer. That's why I came up with the concept of "blocks", which turned out really well for my use cases.

I decided to release Heynote, thinking it might be useful to others.","time":1703252031,"title":"Show HN: Heynote – A dedicated scratchpad for developers","type":"story","url":"https://heynote.com/"}],[38706190,{"by":"devrsi0n","descendants":37,"id":38706190,"kids":[38708203,38709681,38707841,38710981,38707659,38708920,38708254,38708047,38711466,38711474,38716433],"score":41,"text":"Hi HN,\nI’m an indie hacker who quit my job as a software engineer at Microsoft in early October to start my own business.\nLike many others, I really like Apple Notes. I got inspired by https://montaigne.io, a service that creates websites, blogs, or portfolios using Apple Notes. I liked the idea, but the websites looked too plain for me. So, the first product I shipped after quitting is https://quotion.co – a website that turns your Apple Notes into beautiful blogs. \nThe best part? You get custom domain, customizable branding and web analytics for free, while Montaigne charges $12 per month.\nI hope Quotion will be as helpful to you as it has been for me. Please let me know if you have any questions or feedback.

Qing","time":1703056309,"title":"Show HN: A Website to Turn Your Apple Notes into Blogs","type":"story","url":"https://quotion.co/"}]]

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created:	December 27, 2019
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