17:[[30315116,{"by":"agency","descendants":51,"id":30315116,"kids":[30318911,30317389,30317079,30315231,30315870,30316564,30317355,30317310,30315582,30317255,30315243,30316080,30318480,30319189,30319491,30317488,30319451,30355895,30317495,30319010,30334156,30315229,30323272,30316590,30334144,30317081,30316557,30315757,30316852,30315887,30323665,30316198,30316036,30318707,30315977,30315701,30316996,30319502,30316218],"score":71,"text":"I’ve been seeing steadily more spam in my Gmail inbox for a long time now but the past couple weeks it has been on another level completely. At least 3 or 4 emails a day going to my inbox that follow the same pattern of gibberish subject line with a PDF attachment. I asked some coworkers and I don’t think it’s just me. Is there some subtlety to this situation or has Google just completely dropped the ball here? How are emails from strangers with PDF attachments not subject to a level of scrutiny that would catch this easily?","time":1644691326,"title":"Ask HN: Is Gmail spam out of control for everyone else too?","type":"story"}],[28623684,{"by":"0bfus","descendants":15,"id":28623684,"kids":[28650697,28624915,28624444,28625371,28624092,28624339,28660546,28634223,28623742,28643542,28634454],"score":15,"text":"$18","time":1632355581,"title":"Ask HN: Has anyone had any luck dealing with Airbnb when things go wrong?","type":"story"}],[25424116,{"by":"silexia","descendants":3,"id":25424116,"kids":[25424333,25424658],"score":5,"time":1607984115,"title":"Solving Fake News","type":"story","url":"https://joelx.com/solving-fake-news/16139/"}],[24733848,{"by":"brslv","descendants":9,"id":24733848,"kids":[24734137,24735500,24734404,24734337],"score":3,"text":"Here's a simple example.

You read a book about human's brain and find something particularly interesting that you'd like to remember.

You open your notetaking app of choice and are presented with the following dilemma: to put the quote in a folder called "quotes" or in a folder called "humans-brain". What do you do?

I'm particularly interested in the topic of organizing information and would be grateful if you could share any resources on the topic "type vs context" or simply share your point of view and experience.","time":1602273883,"title":"Ask HN: How do you organize information: by type or context?","type":"story"}],[24368063,{"by":"bartq","descendants":43,"id":24368063,"kids":[24368965,24369960,24368916,24368529,24372207,24372419,24372152,24368443,24369963,24369067,24372306,24371951,24379798,24369570,24380317,24372279,24371942,24368727,24370402,24370162,24371937,24368213,24380435,24369867,24370018,24368720,24371356,24377921,24368404],"score":26,"text":"I've been long time Apple user as a programmer, I used multiple MacBook Pros of 13 and 15 inch screen size. Now I have MacBook 12 (no longer produced) and iMac 27". Additionally I have iPad Pro, but it's almost useless as a device for work. I also use 2019 MacBook Pro 15 with touchbar (I'm equipped with it by my employer) which is awful and amazing at the same time. I wouldn't spend my own money on it though.

Best Apple machine ever for me is my iMac 27, because it has beautiful 27 inch 5k screen, it's almost always almost completely silent and wireless keyboard never heats.

Additional word about MacBook 12 - it's beautiful, has no fans, looks gorgeous, so lightweight, but works best for scrolling static content and typing in native apps (web apps are noticeably slower).

I'm thinking about another laptop for work, but not MacBook. What would you recommend?","time":1599162620,"title":"Ask HN: What's best laptop for programmer in 2020?","type":"story"}],[23951850,{"by":"zffr","descendants":157,"id":23951850,"kids":[23952057,23952181,23951988,23954098,23951985,23953211,23952047,23952407,23953802,23953390,23952043,23953188,23952176,23952175,23952153,23952287,23951966,23962871,23952105,23952274,23952564,23953159,23959642,23953200,23951931,23952230,23951940,23952214,23952724,23962123,23952244,23952281,23952213,23952506,23962974,23952205,23952304,23952191,23952905,23955906,23953134,23953138],"score":186,"text":"I've been programming since middle school, and have been working as a software engineer for the last 5 years. The pay is great (FAANG-level comp), but I'm extremely bored and considering leaving software engineering altogether.

I'd like to better understand what career options other software engineers have explored.

If you are a former software engineer:

1. What are you doing now?

2. Why did you leave software engineering?","time":1595706433,"title":"Ask HN: Former software engineers, what are you doing now?","type":"story"}],[23926699,{"by":"_Microft","descendants":204,"id":23926699,"kids":[23928206,23929177,23932636,23929159,23927326,23927889,23927792,23932737,23932986,23927184,23931809,23927728,23935120,23932518,23927967,23929056,23932816,23928186,23927451,23927524,23928222,23927649,23927260,23933957,23934169,23928008],"score":249,"time":1595508131,"title":"Stacked images of the comet, photobombed by Starlink satellites","type":"story","url":"https://twitter.com/djulik/status/1286053695956881409"}],[23288122,{"by":"blendergeek","descendants":3,"id":23288122,"kids":[23291947,23289940],"score":36,"time":1590281755,"title":"Goodbye Foursquare, Hello OpenStreetMap","type":"story","url":"https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/pzumk/diary/393135"}]]

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