15:[[46380168,{"by":"basilikum","descendants":429,"id":46380168,"kids":[46380660,46381665,46380918,46380357,46380495,46380796,46380391,46381571,46386287,46381687,46380462,46382893,46380689,46380657,46380598,46380739,46386124,46380799,46380452,46380853,46380717,46383775,46380531,46384313,46381708,46380821,46381602,46381752,46382630,46383020,46382140,46380879,46380630,46381342,46381370,46380627,46380625,46384282,46381538,46380992,46382703,46386895,46387935,46380712,46380824,46380637,46393166,46381371,46381056,46380930,46380596,46381701,46381422,46384812,46384951,46383041,46381848,46381998,46385159,46385089,46380940,46380784,46382253,46380423,46385388,46384554,46382111,46380993,46385147,46382804,46380981,46381285,46380659,46382180,46382648,46381043,46383642,46381416,46382003,46385687,46380487,46380441,46383630,46381108,46384645,46383142,46381057,46380728,46380463,46380998,46384869,46380484,46387339,46380592,46384766,46382837,46380432,46380716,46380972,46381354,46380814,46381163,46383406,46382536,46381982,46385826,46381753,46380558,46381094,46387335,46380896,46381913,46383125,46382428,46381768,46384251,46386892,46380439,46384394,46384287,46381000,46380545,46380453,46380577,46381565,46383564,46382104,46380493,46382015,46380903,46382414,46381185,46380195,46384894,46381398,46380447,46383680,46381680,46383566,46384037,46385127,46382769,46381207,46380458,46382469,46381419,46384502,46385694,46382438,46382101,46381149,46382226,46383536,46380699,46380535,46380451,46382384,46382082,46381600,46384284,46382418,46381002,46380786,46384771,46387312,46381118,46381333,46383033,46381781,46381584,46383109,46381288,46381268,46381017,46385153,46381124,46383932,46383380,46383300,46387133,46382277,46382190,46382129,46382114,46381954,46381845,46381441,46385412,46381074,46381034,46384963,46380954,46380774,46380631,46384618,46384594,46380364,46381653,46381204,46380899,46380580,46387204,46387203,46387632,46380552,46381376,46380387,46387607,46380482,46386747,46381937,46382700,46383355,46383145,46383450,46382462,46381759,46383153,46440766,46385524,46384970,46381183,46382722,46381841,46383017,46381246,46382559,46383595,46384098,46380513,46380750],"score":1958,"text":"Different cultures celebrate Christmas at different days and time zones are a thing. But it's Christmas here, so:

Merry Christmas to everyone. I hope you get some rest and can spend time with people who are dear to you and get to focus on what's important rather than getting lost in stressing about everything having to be perfect.

Also much love to everyone who cannot spend their Christmas with dear people.

To make sure this post meets the relevancy criteria, here is a Wikipedia article about some Christmas (more precisely advent) tradition which I personally really like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_market","time":1766616960,"title":"Tell HN: Merry Christmas","type":"story"}],[33172448,{"by":"jim-jim-jim","descendants":127,"id":33172448,"kids":[33174576,33182349,33176060,33177967,33177354,33179101,33183250,33174726,33178096,33174937,33175334,33177551,33177350,33175759,33183145,33175960,33178070,33181518,33181485,33181661,33175601,33176020,33175991,33178825,33179364,33184436,33180636,33192128,33182141,33176584,33180769,33183723,33183862],"score":523,"time":1665545312,"title":"How Brian Eno Created Ambient 1: Music for Airports (2019)","type":"story","url":"https://reverbmachine.com/blog/deconstructing-brian-eno-music-for-airports/"}],[33132378,{"by":"v7engine","descendants":90,"id":33132378,"kids":[33133092,33132905,33132866,33132575,33133246,33132470,33133051,33132615,33133045,33132903,33133180,33144592,33133148,33133333,33133697,33133373,33147056,33132503,33133252,33132732,33133127,33133687,33133330,33133161,33133236,33133074,33133075,33133200,33134078,33164479,33132522,33133209,33135883,33134101,33133774,33156057,33133132,33137515,33135934,33133116,33133152,33133111,33133124,33138399,33133170,33133289,33146262,33133141,33133121,33133419,33133265,33132859,33133158,33136697,33138199,33133130,33132746,33133107],"score":23,"text":"I can't decide between using Librefox and Brave? Librefox because I want to support Firefox and it has first party isolation and Total Cookie Protection. Brave, because, I find it just faster than Firefox. I use ublock origin in both browsers.","time":1665238058,"title":"Ask HN: Which web browser do you use and why?","type":"story"}],[32993106,{"by":"importgravity","descendants":89,"id":32993106,"kids":[32993816,32993700,32993444,32993811,32993957,32994469,32993632,32993639,32993295,32993584,32993282,32993553,32993717,32993988,32993541,32993610,32997512,32993743,32994504,32993836,32994478,32995412,33001986,33006605,32993524,33002130,33001777,32993394,32995384,32995870,33002257,32993552,32993239,32994050,33003479,32997177,32993661,32993560,32993512],"score":30,"text":"This question is inspired by the Choose Boring Technology post that is posted here often. My question here is which boring technology do you still use?

The most interesting answers would be those where the majority of tech workers today would most likely choose a new shiny technology but you still use a boring technology for it. Please do provide some context for your answers. Why did you choose the boring technology? What problems do you solve with it? Why didn't you switch to another popular alternative for it?","time":1664270112,"title":"Ask HN: Which boring technology do you still use?","type":"story"}],[32726774,{"by":"Karuma","descendants":68,"id":32726774,"kids":[32729065,32732365,32729319,32728935,32734973,32730031,32728297,32728985,32731937,32729848,32732503,32728226,32730811,32730882,32729306],"score":226,"time":1662398695,"title":"Using Stable Diffusion's img2img on some old Sierra titles","type":"story","url":"https://sciprogramming.com/community/index.php?topic=2081.0"}],[32725105,{"by":"leros","descendants":93,"id":32725105,"kids":[32726584,32725490,32725480,32725498,32725823,32725633,32725444,32725613,32726066,32725506,32725647,32725414,32725655,32725471,32725649,32725576,32725804,32725463,32725525,32728945,32725631,32725546,32725550,32730731,32725505,32725552,32725540,32725620,32725639,32725752,32725565,32725844,32725494,32725420,32725610,32725452,32725760,32725446,32725973,32725415,32725395,32725612,32725654,32725318,32725650],"score":34,"text":"One of the big barriers in my mind of quiting my day job and going independent is that I'll be responsible for my own insurance, which is a cost I can't ignore.

To those of you that are independent, how much is your health insurance actually costing you?","time":1662390240,"title":"Ask HN: How much does private health insurance cost you?","type":"story"}],[27420094,{"by":"mikewang","descendants":9,"id":27420094,"kids":[27420208,27421438,27430738,27420874,27420150,27422012,27420347,27429856],"score":1,"text":"Chrome uses too much resource. Any light one recommended?","time":1623052005,"title":"In 2021, what web browser are you using?","type":"story"}],[25147844,{"by":"indigodaddy","descendants":447,"id":25147844,"kids":[25151275,25148083,25153611,25148403,25148232,25152953,25152070,25148555,25150553,25148359,25151562,25150855,25148209,25148437,25154573,25148570,25154387,25154644,25150942,25148143,25148254,25154051,25148368,25148183,25151604,25156132,25151650,25150998,25148026,25148524,25152865,25151120,25150511,25152936,25155385,25152210,25148477,25150363,25150543,25149867,25148303,25153957,25153285,25148198,25150991,25148407,25154846,25151676,25158751,25148567,25152840,25148575,25154153,25154012,25260724,25153784,25157884,25153990,25174328,25166816,25155895,25152778,25152617,25150978,25154416,25154663,25154651,25151402,25160120,25154443,25155486,25151776,25181944,25150746,25153508,25152388,25151102,25153667,25156618,25148419],"score":468,"time":1605779364,"title":"As internet forums die off, finding community can be harder than ever","type":"story","url":"https://www.engadget.com/2020-02-27-internet-forums-dying-off.html"}],[24976314,{"by":"schappim","descendants":305,"id":24976314,"kids":[24977877,24976628,24977146,24976541,24979892,24976774,24979261,24981262,24976617,24978554,24979225,24977161,24979561,24976483,24978785,24978549,24980641,24978228,24976452,24976626,24977773,24978616,24981782,24979857,24981792,24979029,24979985,24978821,24979584],"score":457,"time":1604377973,"title":"eBay removing Raspberry Pi listings as they “encourage infringement”","type":"story","url":"https://twitter.com/lbhq/status/1323482627681198080"}],[24118916,{"by":"doener","descendants":111,"id":24118916,"kids":[24128451,24128179,24128597,24128435,24128129,24130669,24128520,24128242,24128231,24128333,24129189,24132507,24129153,24128529,24137692,24130054,24128133,24128413,24130742],"score":54,"time":1597141736,"title":"Star Citizen Alpha 3.10","type":"story","url":"https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link//17711-Star-Citizen-Alpha-3100"}],[23557844,{"by":"jujugatsby","descendants":6,"id":23557844,"kids":[23557926,23557900,23563233],"score":5,"text":"What assumptions do you make about social security, cost of living?

More generally, how do you also calculate this age?","time":1592434863,"title":"Ask HN: When Can You Retire?","type":"story"}],[23446168,{"by":"asmbaty","descendants":58,"id":23446168,"kids":[23446720,23446291,23446606,23446346,23446811,23446530,23446706,23446893,23446757,23446565,23446563,23446335,23447175,23446539,23448050,23446567,23453377,23446602,23447737,23464882,23446517,23447381,23451709,23446243,23446612,23454045,23446798,23446583,23455758,23446342,23450304,23446537,23446621,23446486,23456067,23446483,23446474],"score":31,"text":"What are some good subreddits you visit on Reddit.com?","time":1591524368,"title":"Ask HN: Do you still use reddit.com?","type":"story"}],[22810973,{"by":"benolayinka","descendants":145,"id":22810973,"kids":[22811131,22811051,22811059,22811360,22813583,22811447,22812313,22811213,22813835,22811216,22811208,22811053,22811245,22811282,22830043,22811128,22811470,22811411,22820399,22811297,22811236,22811171,22814001,22811222,22811675,22813351,22812369,22812601,22812508,22815164,22811540,22811386,22811371,22811708,22811191,22811214,22811207,22811175,22816748,22814949],"score":300,"time":1586333422,"title":"Office noise generator","type":"story","url":"https://imisstheoffice.eu/"}],[22375693,{"by":"smacktoward","descendants":2,"id":22375693,"kids":[22376476,22376174],"score":6,"time":1582212502,"title":"25 Years Later, 'Star Wars: Dark Forces' Is a Forgotten Gem","type":"story","url":"https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/qjdz5v/star-wars-dark-forces-25-years-later"}],[22341337,{"by":"lbj","descendants":41,"id":22341337,"kids":[22343708,22344180,22341389,22358781,22341375,22363253,22355362,22355363,22345601,22346228,22341502,22343903,22341571,22343492,22343792,22354616,22344250,22347213,22343518,22344268,22355978,22341464,22345950,22341466,22351828,22344892,22344703,22341817,22341592,22353651,22347582,22362746,22344192],"score":14,"text":"On Linux I used https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conkeror for its speed. On Windows Ive been mostly in Opera but frequent crashes and problems with many Google apps made me switch to Chrome again.

I've loved Braves privacy and Operas/Firefoxs ability to send tabs directly to my phone, but not so much that I can stand instability.

tl;dr: Im back in Chrome and not too happy about it.","time":1581857731,"title":"Ask HN: Which browser is your default, and why?","type":"story"}],[22178292,{"by":"dabockster","descendants":804,"id":22178292,"kids":[22203041,22204323,22203918,22202951,22203057,22204718,22180580,22202954,22200225,22202918,22205035,22207821,22206932,22205462,22203667,22203156,22202944,22205807,22202798,22203559,22203454,22179881,22181288,22204015,22206709,22205343,22203925,22206840,22203585,22204395,22205346,22206947,22204094,22203577,22203425,22206940,22203293,22210433,22205620,22210719,22202845,22205103,22189775,22204177,22204097,22325679,22182792,22208872,22203233,22203509,22207748,22210617,22207096,22204523,22207020,22203902,22203290,22208103,22204268,22205183,22203004,22203418,22204945,22206519,22205376,22203783,22206898,22204336,22203427,22206641,22203484,22205953,22206426,22208135,22207508,22205672,22203551,22204021,22203681,22204504,22203564,22206238,22205304,22203611,22202975,22203860,22210401,22205926,22204963,22203777,22207203,22208307,22207281,22202924,22210263,22207823,22207218,22204610,22203620,22203487,22203208,22204596,22203045,22203316,22205561,22223045,22203928,22203998,22206173,22203907,22204771,22206228,22203875,22206669,22203115,22206546,22208897,22204779,22206954,22203485,22203116,22206168,22203277,22203748,22204022,22203302,22178641,22204505,22203952,22204257,22203738,22203593,22207371,22207771,22203328,22205547,22207469,22202940,22259759,22206096,22220041,22203635,22206488,22212991,22179128,22203934,22203325,22210494,22209346,22208905,22207631,22204750,22204406,22203740,22203909,22204495,22210230,22207898,22204316,22204860,22207796,22205460,22210897,22207290,22203980,22203793,22205134,22211086,22205963,22202949,22210149,22207952,22205650,22204467,22209465,22203042,22205307,22207782,22203132,22187414,22179999,22203353,22208338,22205234,22205120,22203688,22203497,22205534,22267299,22203197,22203111,22203198,22204287,22204115,22204374,22203108,22206055,22203598,22203954,22209568,22205083,22203203,22178930,22203836,22208136,22207883,22210054,22203920,22202933,22203200],"score":422,"text":"Hey HN, I've noticed a huge uptick in the toxicity online in the last 5-7 years. Before, around 2010-2012, people who disagreed would usually leave it at that and walk away respectfully. Now, it seems like everyone treats everything as an argument or debate to be won at all costs. Even niche sites like HN are not immune.

So how do we fix this? I've heard some talk that upvote systems and algorithms might be at fault. Do we ditch them and go back to a literal timeline? Or is this more of a social problem that code can't solve? Let's hear some input on this, because I can't shake the feeling that tech isn't totally innocent in this mayhem.","time":1580282834,"title":"Ask HN: How do we stop the polarization/toxicicity filling the web?","type":"story"}]]

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