15:[[45472319,{"by":"todsacerdoti","descendants":24,"id":45472319,"kids":[45472354,45473011,45473735,45473268,45475044,45477990,45540132,45475116,45472622,45474669,45473424],"score":305,"time":1759574286,"title":"Paged Out Issue #7 [pdf]","type":"story","url":"https://pagedout.institute/download/PagedOut_007.pdf"}],[41445664,{"by":"0xperke","descendants":28,"id":41445664,"kids":[41457645,41449097,41446570,41466590,41446206,41470271,41448445,41465821,41446775,41445768,41454025,41466227,41446045],"score":29,"text":"What books on programming, software development, and related topics have you read in the past that profoundly changed your skills as a developer, to the point of being life-changing?

On HN, we often hear about books like SICP or TAOCP, but what other influential books should everyone read, even in 2024?","time":1725456868,"title":"Ask HN: Books That Dramatically Transformed Your Programming Skills","type":"story"}],[41195652,{"by":"profsummergig","descendants":98,"id":41195652,"kids":[41196137,41195844,41196796,41196013,41196182,41195836,41195749,41195713,41199143,41196101,41195874,41195825,41195838,41195795,41195851,41196005,41195784,41195837,41195877,41195947,41289686,41200270,41197612,41195863,41206747,41265428,41195777,41199951,41196576,41198431,41199610,41198085,41195818,41197189,41241627,41197567,41195860,41195848,41195901,41195958,41195924,41195950,41199288,41212260,41197770,41195800,41195893,41203987,41196700,41199053,41195815,41199044,41246023,41195983,41201939,41211728,41195767,41195766,41195908,41201940,41195840,41197273,41197365,41196506,41198690,41198886,41195703,41196012,41195734,41196302,41196627,41196036,41195824],"score":46,"text":"How did you learn Regex?","time":1723147723,"title":"Ask HN: How did you learn Regex?","type":"story"}],[37347657,{"by":"eimrine","descendants":387,"id":37347657,"kids":[37350846,37357715,37356682,37358152,37355251,37356878,37355177,37359050,37356694,37355816,37358106,37356787,37355055,37357700,37348754,37356703,37359718,37355239,37355252,37355548,37358701,37355052,37357179,37356919,37349034,37355228,37358251,37356613,37359568,37434466,37356832,37353684,37433977,37355424,37355238,37358016,37357178,37357018,37358306,37357794,37357004,37355444,37357858,37358983,37355524,37350534,37357188,37355208,37356676,37355332,37358080,37371161,37358002,37356974,37355270,37356813,37358808,37355248,37357250,37357521,37355868,37356761,37358337,37357838,37356935,37355079,37357276,37355352,37357444,37358115,37357386,37358709,37357810,37357908,37378978,37356806,37358828,37356135,37361755,37358686,37364744,37357478,37358248,37357161,37359446,37432611,37361677,37357856,37357799,37357212,37358658,37357716,37357342,37378173,37364476,37359441,37357400,37355165,37356791,37359462,37355592,37355156],"score":325,"text":"Recently, there are more and more studies that smartphones harm learning and not a single study with the opposite results. However, very few parents have the guts not to buy a smartphone for their child. At what age do children in the HN crowd begin to have censored access to proprietary software (personal supervision) and uncensored (smartphone with or without parental controls)? Are there families where children have access to computers with only FOSS before they have access to proprietary software?","time":1693551529,"title":"Ask HN: What is your policy regarding smartphones for your children?","type":"story"}],[35320638,{"by":"DeathArrow","descendants":45,"id":35320638,"kids":[35321878,35321633,35324063,35321864,35321622,35324891,35330472,35321214,35321478,35335042,35321715,35321241,35357774,35322272,35321751,35321190,35386897,35322547,35325657,35322625,35321333,35406310,35336588,35323183,35321473],"score":104,"text":"What do you think it's essential math a programmer should know?

I've learned higher algebra, calculus, some geometry which was eased by the already known algebra, number theory, probabilities, combinatorics, graph theory, statistics, formal language and automata theory, and that's mostly it. Most of my CS courses in university required some kind of math which we previously did.

I can't say I remember all I've learned but I can recall things if needed.

It was a thing that programming languages were explained in terms of formal language theory, plus some algebraic constructs. Now a days whenever I read about a programing language, I read about mostly category theory or functional theory and it mostly doesn't make sense.

So how hard or how many math domains should one learn to be able to understand all major CS theory?","time":1679871664,"title":"Ask HN: Math for Programmers?","type":"story"}],[34971579,{"by":"zsikelianos","descendants":89,"id":34971579,"kids":[34972679,34976547,34972848,34972336,34977322,34976159,34972944,34972725,34978946,34976774,34973588,34972174,34976129,34973478,34978989,34973734,34979264,34973630,34972433,34977568,34984694,34975836,34972677,34977321,34980271,34977180,34978150,34975153,34993696,34976449,34972329,34978684,34974952,34971805,34980383,34972727,34980041,34972751,34978018,35009191,34973502,34979488,34973307,34979269,34972813,34972809],"score":373,"time":1677603132,"title":"Show HN: Scribble Diffusion – Turn your sketch into a refined image using AI","type":"story","url":"https://scribblediffusion.com"}],[28385024,{"by":"zlsa","descendants":251,"id":28385024,"kids":[28385973,28385407,28387307,28386369,28387237,28386223,28391416,28388190,28385486,28388396,28386240,28386265,28385657,28385821,28396488,28389998,28386963,28386109,28389730,28402923,28387588,28387667,28387290,28386641,28389886,28385827,28386565,28388869,28385710],"score":476,"time":1630527325,"title":"The red warning light on Richard Branson’s space flight","type":"story","url":"https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/the-red-warning-light-on-richard-bransons-space-flight"}],[18611496,{"by":"Sequenza","descendants":55,"id":18611496,"kids":[18612695,18612431,18612536,18612613,18612660,18612800,18612389,18612607,18612603,18612633,18612721,18612640,18612762,18612680,18612623,18612472,18614090,18613823,18613043,18612760,18612707],"score":39,"time":1544037574,"title":"US military to tech protestors: “We’re at war; pick a side”","type":"story","url":"https://diginomica.com/2018/12/05/us-military-to-tech-protestors-were-at-war-pick-a-side/"}],[17636856,{"by":"gravy","descendants":154,"id":17636856,"kids":[17642012,17641010,17639695,17639588,17636931,17639334,17637192,17651449,17640758,17637852,17638419,17637255,17643008,17637342,17643309,17639447,17639547,17637142,17639516,17640990,17639348,17637119,17639346,17637134,17637217,17641734,17639471,17637386,17638889,17639101,17637491,17639435,17642078,17649296,17637500,17656046,17644681,17639605,17639195,17657279,17640016,17637388,17649671,17637219,17639724,17637011,17641425,17646351,17644860,17637000,17637421,17640512,17640850,17639916,17639745,17637146,17659491,17639557,17645039,17643129,17637289,17637290,17637522,17637590,17637631,17637179,17643975,17639656,17639114,17637140,17637518,17637350,17643793,17637688,17640302,17637404,17639996,17637909,17636995,17640213,17637358,17637620,17637141,17637343,17637238,17640321,17639167,17636958,17641878,17637170,17637033,17639642,17637160,17643600,17637251,17637154,17639024,17640061,17652277,17643327,17637149,17639003,17637152],"score":78,"text":"Doesn't have to be tech related.","time":1532846590,"title":"Ask HN: How old are you (optional) and what was the last thing that you learned?","type":"story"}],[17508151,{"by":"sergex","descendants":60,"id":17508151,"kids":[17508178,17513036,17515885,17515135,17515061,17515203,17512089,17513445,17514020,17516448,17513691,17513489,17519970,17511690,17513441,17513240,17520565,17514743,17514180,17514969,17516633,17512913],"score":143,"time":1531326361,"title":"Show HN: Online challenge: Build a CPU from scratch","type":"story","url":"http://nandgame.com/"}],[17390527,{"by":"haasted","descendants":138,"id":17390527,"kids":[17391187,17390865,17390772,17391663,17392914,17391484,17390859,17390671,17390916,17391372,17391198,17390807,17390769,17392126,17395963,17393353,17390801,17391122,17390977,17393536,17391317,17390694,17391630,17390918,17391450,17391391,17391178,17391667,17391557,17391094,17391807,17391172,17392727,17392836,17391024,17400552,17391624,17390741],"score":480,"time":1529911306,"title":"DevTube: Searchable index of developer videos","type":"story","url":"https://dev.tube/"}],[15504387,{"by":"Hooke","descendants":1,"id":15504387,"kids":[15508453],"score":17,"time":1508371535,"title":"First Blood Transfusion: A History (2015)","type":"story","url":"https://daily.jstor.org/first-blood-transfusion/"}],[14166458,{"by":"goferito","descendants":48,"id":14166458,"kids":[14167288,14166813,14166846,14166682,14166806,14166744,14167387,14166686,14166792,14166749,14167491,14167200,14166757,14167401,14166677,14167516,14166891,14167204,14167070,14167518],"score":44,"text":"A lot of sites have IP crawl restrictions, but add exceptions for Googlebot. Could Google or the crawled site legally do something when they find out?","time":1492788933,"title":"Ask HN: Can I get in trouble for crawling using the Googlebot user agent?","type":"story"}],[12060850,{"by":"vezycash","descendants":12,"id":12060850,"kids":[12061876,12060939,12061335,12061170],"score":11,"time":1468059285,"title":"Extortion extinction: Researchers develop a way to stop ransomware","type":"story","url":"http://phys.org/news/2016-07-extortion-extinction-ransomware.html"}],[11957006,{"by":"pastalex","descendants":30,"id":11957006,"kids":[11957187,11957169,11957474,11957265,11959603,11957113,11957218,11957259,11957256,11959683,11957181,11958473,11957635],"score":14,"time":1466629383,"title":"Elon Is Wrong. We Don't Live in a Simulation","type":"story","url":"http://motherboard.vice.com/read/we-dont-live-in-a-simulation"}],[11390439,{"by":"pyprism","descendants":6,"id":11390439,"kids":[11390560,11390939,11390796,11390777,11399563,11390818,11390885,11392590],"score":272,"time":1459355103,"title":"Microsoft is bringing the Bash shell to Windows 10","type":"story","url":"http://techcrunch.com/2016/03/30/be-very-afraid-hell-has-frozen-over-bash-is-coming-to-windows-10/"}],[11273189,{"by":"pandeiro","descendants":142,"id":11273189,"kids":[11273660,11273458,11273709,11273479,11275865,11274646,11274746,11273570,11273541,11273581,11274568,11273608,11273428,11273538,11273643,11276443,11283066,11273703,11306993,11278600,11327853,11276754,11284743,11273475,11275920,11273415,11303217,11273588,11273536,11277003,11289782,11273305,11273516,11273614,11273624,11273521,11273537,11273477,11276360,11273558,11298415,11275757,11290334,11273501,11315710,11273468,11273668,11315621,11273640,11273526,11275483,11273542,11273956,11280123,11277655,11273460,11273556,11273586,11275371,11295870,11275054,11273466,11273491,11287458,11279729,11273494,11274232,11273563,11273524,11277210,11274662,11320272,11273527,11343320,11273507,11273561,11273564,11273546,11286443,11327470,11315273,11283106,11275362,11273424,11273513,11277092,11273817],"score":59,"text":"- Macbook Pro

- Macbook Air

- Macbook

- Surface Book

- Surface Pro

- Chromebook Pixel

- Thinkpad X Series

- Thinkpad T Series

- Thinkpad P Series

- Ideapad / Yoga

- Dell XPS

- Asus Zenbook

- System76 Lemur / Gazelle / etc

- Other

Feel free to share your overall evaluation (positive/negative), technical specs, anecdotes, etc.","time":1457797047,"title":"Ask HN: What's your primary development laptop?","type":"story"}],[10682065,{"by":"Draveness","descendants":1,"id":10682065,"kids":[10682183],"score":2,"time":1449328076,"title":"ObjectiveC library for magical scroll interactions","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/Draveness/Ouroboros"}],[10528468,{"by":"walterbell","descendants":99,"id":10528468,"kids":[10528581,10528588,10528814,10528759,10528660,10528582,10528601,10528733,10528684,10528783,10528591,10528842,10528664,10528970,10528792,10528626],"score":77,"time":1446990741,"title":"AI: ‘Homo sapiens will be split into a handful of gods and the rest of us’","type":"story","url":"http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/nov/07/artificial-intelligence-homo-sapiens-split-handful-gods"}],[10174586,{"by":"stargrave","descendants":16,"id":10174586,"kids":[10175820,10176011,10175228,10175298,10175557],"score":59,"time":1441454419,"title":"NATS – An open-source, high-performance, lightweight messaging system","type":"story","url":"http://nats.io/"}],[10164733,{"by":"russ5russ","dead":true,"id":10164733,"kids":[10166328,10166013,10165122],"score":2,"text":"","time":1441286346,"title":"Why the possibility of Trump becoming the Republican nominee is a terrible thing","type":"story","url":"http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21663225-why-donald-dangerous-trumps-america?fsrc=scn/tw/te/pe/ed/whythedonaldisdangerous"}],[9953592,{"by":"levlandau","descendants":120,"id":9953592,"kids":[9953690,9953729,9953664,9953708,9953844,9953766,9953833,9953756,9953692,9953811,9953701,9953761,9953646,9954019,9953671,9953652,9960883,9954211,9953714,9953898,9953765,9953636,9957718,9956295,9953947,9953662,9956129,9953774,9953734,9953627,9953647,9953919,9953906,9953853,9953879,9953799,9953845,9955504,9953823,9953951,9953655,9953688,9953617,9955176,9953857,9953847,9953803,9953925,9953789,9953946,9953859,9953871,9953751,9953899,9953750,9957790,9953707,9958612,9953644,9953794,9956143,9953630,9953749,9953877,9953778,9953721,9954555,9956228,9953788,9955181,9953764,9954021,9953970,9953826,9954024,9953679,9953825,9953798,9964975,9954188,9953840,9953683,9953775,9953787,9953805,9956527],"score":85,"text":"We've all toiled and eventually solved some problem. Would be awesome to see some of the toughest problems HN community members have solved. Could be from any domain though it's better if the problem is somewhat technical.","time":1437976761,"title":"Ask HN: What's the hardest problem you've ever solved?","type":"story"}],[9575574,{"by":"ForFreedom","dead":true,"id":9575574,"kids":[9576222,9576446,9577625,9575798,9577641],"score":11,"text":"","time":1432120669,"title":"I've been saying “Parmesan” wrong my whole life","type":"story","url":"http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/american-english/parmesan-cheese?q=Parmesan+%28cheese%29/"}]]

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