15:[[32467957,{"by":"fastily","descendants":294,"id":32467957,"kids":[32468605,32468350,32469251,32468310,32468167,32469012,32468299,32471201,32469061,32470619,32469014,32468922,32471572,32468277,32468377,32468370,32469039,32468359,32468806,32469829,32480865,32470446,32468910,32468110,32469702,32468629,32468926,32468395,32471435,32470118,32469273,32472378,32475070,32469500,32470280,32468464,32470473,32469963,32473657,32469559,32469820,32472649,32469484,32469261,32468177,32470070,32469433,32469210,32472405,32470562,32468132,32486892,32469995,32468509,32468437,32470857,32470175,32497238,32470141,32470099,32469590,32471938,32468422,32477885,32474590,32470327,32477431,32473566,32468584,32471442,32468417,32469402,32470296,32474324,32548287,32468675,32470665,32470353,32468381,32478434,32470690,32469167,32470195,32521418,32468166,32468756,32469656,32470495,32468371,32468290,32470417,32469154,32468314,32470818,32494980,32480653,32470491,32470408,32468383,32469121,32471814,32475559,32481277,32467961,32471045,32468566,32473285,32470460,32472430,32470261,32475039,32468761,32469665,32471027,32486957,32472361,32470380,32470947,32469452,32468483,32472021,32470734,32473593,32473255,32472586,32469045,32468671,32469277,32471552,32469139,32470905,32472427,32475996,32469412,32483386,32473158,32470337,32469083,32469519,32472944,32474221,32475589,32470804,32470763,32470331,32479552,32477454,32469708,32470732,32494015],"score":374,"text":"A few weeks ago, I asked if I could see your cheatsheets (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31928736) and I was really impressed by all the high quality responses!

Today I'm asking about your scripts.

Almost every engineer I know has a collection of scripts/utilities for automating ${something}. I'm willing to bet that HN users have some of the most interesting scripts on the internet.

So that said, could I please see your scripts?

I'll go first: https://github.com/fastily/autobots","time":1660559525,"title":"Ask HN: Can I see your scripts?","type":"story"}],[32398181,{"by":"throwaddzuzxd","descendants":140,"id":32398181,"kids":[32398953,32398815,32399028,32398949,32398413,32398855,32398278,32398804,32398373,32399018,32398862,32404166,32398905,32400184,32399021,32398473,32398250,32398932,32406149,32398568,32398390,32439644,32404037,32399311,32398729,32408547,32399797,32398883,32411123,32398936,32400909,32398728,32479623,32399731,32408036,32405555,32406795,32413856,32408897,32404144,32435257,32398824,32398843,32422922,32398799,32416810,32400302,32398313,32398719],"score":87,"text":"HN has strong opinions against Electron so here are my requirements:

- I want to make a native looking GUI

- Cross platform (macOS, Windows, Linux)

- With a sane language (no C, C++ or Objective C)

- Ideally with a data flow looking like unidirectional data flow / Elm architecture

What options do I have?","time":1660054118,"title":"Ask HN: How to make a native GUI with a modern language?","type":"story"}],[31435945,{"by":"JumpCrisscross","descendants":187,"id":31435945,"kids":[31436431,31442120,31440824,31442221,31436458,31437284,31436089,31436507,31437032,31436470,31437421,31437035,31443519,31436588,31437574,31437370,31439003,31437710,31441366,31437787,31439745,31437054,31437037],"score":407,"time":1652974034,"title":"Department of Justice announces new policy for charging cases under the CFAA","type":"story","url":"https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/department-justice-announces-new-policy-charging-cases-under-computer-fraud-and-abuse-act"}],[31376192,{"by":"oalessandr","descendants":327,"id":31376192,"kids":[31376793,31377483,31376590,31376649,31376979,31376831,31376835,31378336,31376544,31376603,31378033,31376789,31377799,31380211,31378201,31378134,31378021,31377728,31377201,31377409,31376817,31376640,31378483,31381893,31376901,31376547,31376512,31391564,31376899,31376857,31376839,31377508,31376354],"score":225,"time":1652518586,"title":"Why All Cryptocurrency Should Die in a Fire","type":"story","url":"https://www.currentaffairs.org/2022/05/why-this-computer-scientist-says-all-cryptocurrency-should-die-in-a-fire/"}],[31152490,{"by":"barryhennessy","descendants":325,"id":31152490,"kids":[31153130,31153207,31152965,31153727,31152773,31153317,31152898,31152841,31156151,31152778,31153705,31156603,31152927,31153223,31159083,31159042,31153159,31154776,31152995,31156732,31157679,31152978,31155693,31153013,31153163,31155569,31153228,31152678,31152910,31156510,31153276,31157707,31154651,31154612,31154772,31152935,31153561,31154902,31154307,31156220,31152704,31154131,31153382,31154481,31155636,31157425,31155042,31153685,31249680,31157887,31153154,31153096,31157599,31152870,31152785,31164575,31207584,31152718,31155920,31154589,31155572,31160072,31156444,31153600,31153519,31155653,31154244,31158812,31156758,31157670,31153711,31154344,31159495,31152964,31157310,31153084,31157420,31157509,31156667,31153956,31153489,31156196,31152954,31153503,31168842,31156476,31154180,31161722,31152861,31154505,31153140,31154903,31157568,31157436,31159504,31159714,31153542,31153976,31154178,31153239,31154740,31154009,31156665,31157177,31153251,31155974,31152852,31153327,31153799,31161230,31155686,31153590,31153441,31159515,31153476,31165613,31165408,31156824,31154148,31154161,31155632,31153559,31169868,31153446],"score":518,"text":"I periodically hear about projects that use/have used sqlite as their sole datastore. The theory seems to be is that you can test out an idea with fewer dependencies (and cost) and that it scales surprisingly far.

There are even distributed versions being built for reliability in the cloud: dqlite by canonical (of Ubuntu fame) and rqlite

Given the complexity it seems like there are use cases or needs here that I'm not seeing and I'd be very interested to know more from those who've tried.

Have you tried this?\nDid it go well? Or blow up?\nWere there big surprises along the way?

- https://sqlite.org\n- https://dqlite.io\n- https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite","time":1650881165,"title":"Ask HN: Have you used SQLite as a primary database?","type":"story"}],[31108570,{"by":"2a0c40","descendants":222,"id":31108570,"kids":[31113601,31109736,31108706,31109300,31108864,31109257,31109766,31108876,31108980,31109877,31108950,31112557,31115774,31108926,31108771,31111094,31116368,31114012,31136469,31118889,31110325,31108957,31108886,31109603,31115854,31109856,31108866,31112654,31109839],"score":180,"time":1650544340,"title":"Former officials say big tech monopoly power is vital to national security","type":"story","url":"https://greenwald.substack.com/p/former-intelligence-officials-citing"}],[30034084,{"by":"bshanks","descendants":196,"id":30034084,"kids":[30036877,30034912,30034850,30034576,30039350,30041014,30036277,30037019,30038500,30035604,30037363,30034616,30040384,30041276,30052351,30040030,30035500,30048653,30034596,30036089],"score":206,"time":1642831103,"title":"The case for a modern language","type":"story","url":"https://jeang3nie.codeberg.page/case-for-modern-language-pt1/"}],[29625165,{"by":"chickenWing","descendants":181,"id":29625165,"kids":[29625633,29625541,29625615,29625508,29626109,29625765,29625562,29625577,29627350,29625984,29625653,29625583,29625466,29626234,29625794,29625313,29625649,29625601,29626299,29635030,29625490,29649793,29625620,29625586,29625552,29628164,29625650,29625744,29625517,29626199,29626020,29625507,29625732,29625725,29626356,29636637,29625535,29625774,29626088,29625670,29625715,29625683,29625737,29626577,29625428,29625741,29625799,29625749,29625680,29625664,29629688,29644294,29651592,29625439,29626710,29627602,29625700,29625951,29626090,29625785,29626551,29638746,29627237,29626604,29625876,29625355,29625756,29626881,29625632,29627943,29625688,29625723,29626326,29625553,29636481,29626130,29625682,29638832,29628697,29632696,29625656,29625832,29626157,29625701,29625395,29626926,29625727,29625978,29625717,29626207,29625657,29636742,29640533,29626467,29626087,29625482,29625484,29625444],"score":100,"text":"After unintentionally ending up on several React Native projects, I hunger for the days when I used to enjoy coding. The developer experience of React Native is tedious, frustrating, and unrewarding. But as I ponder a job change, I wonder: What is better in this day and age?

I remember when Ruby on Rails hit it big, one of its mantras was that it made coding fun. As Rails has waned in popularity, has any other tech stack taken that crown?

What do you all think?

EDIT: Obviously this is highly subjective so if you can provide your motivations for why you feel how you do, that would help us all. Thanks!","time":1640009861,"title":"Ask HN: Which tech stack is the most fun?","type":"story"}],[23722326,{"by":"gengiskush","descendants":0,"id":23722326,"kids":[23722327],"score":5,"time":1593766909,"title":"Show HN: Introspect - Python OODB Web CMS built on UNIX","type":"story","url":"https://bitbucket.org/mieszkowski/introspect/src/master/"}]]

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