15:[[46506994,{"by":"benhoyt","descendants":130,"id":46506994,"kids":[46507948,46514774,46509693,46508698,46509466,46508114,46508249,46508053,46507714,46507909,46508505,46509110,46514859,46509513,46507682,46508279],"score":264,"time":1767657738,"title":"I/O is no longer the bottleneck? (2022)","type":"story","url":"https://stoppels.ch/2022/11/27/io-is-no-longer-the-bottleneck.html"}],[46456215,{"by":"mfiguiere","descendants":13,"id":46456215,"kids":[46456692,46462545,46458372,46458141],"score":48,"time":1767289950,"title":"Memory Subsystem Optimizations","type":"story","url":"https://johnnysswlab.com/memory-subsystem-optimizations/"}],[46315658,{"by":"ecophyseis","descendants":68,"id":46315658,"kids":[46385288,46384597,46385243,46385020,46385635,46384889,46385960,46350574,46384538,46388088,46384388,46386769,46384925,46385240,46387127,46346308,46385664,46384436,46384848,46385899,46385840,46386041,46384842,46386114,46386215,46385072,46384637,46387271,46385294,46387257,46384417,46384864,46384365,46384904,46386427,46387170,46385445,46386055,46386516,46385875,46385510,46385325,46384422,46385892],"score":87,"text":"After finishing my PhD in earth sciences, I pivoted to software engineering. I’ve spent the last 8 years as a full-stack developer, gaining a decent grasp of various stacks and frameworks.

I’m now at a point where I want to merge my scientific background with my engineering experience. However, I’m finding a "missing middle" in the job market. I don't ever see a position that requires and values deep expertise in both.

I enjoy development, but I feel like my scientific training is going to waste. For those who have successfully merged these two paths:

Did you find a "unicorn" role, or did you create one within a company?

How do you market yourself when your two halves feel like they belong to different resumes?","time":1766078423,"title":"Ask HN: How do I bridge the gap between PhD and SWE experiences?","type":"story"}],[46273466,{"by":"florian_s","descendants":504,"id":46273466,"kids":[46274042,46273856,46274026,46273868,46274029,46273704,46273915,46273749,46279262,46273769,46273967,46281262,46280220,46273765,46281035,46274056,46274707,46273761,46283296,46276312,46273773,46278298,46274970,46273833,46280261,46273837,46281977,46280340,46279603,46279366,46273806,46274711,46283127,46273907,46274943,46279897,46275197,46274246,46274045,46273803,46274698,46274933,46282800,46282808,46273760,46274212,46273980,46295454,46283128,46282383,46273984,46287011,46274010,46273955,46273950,46305700,46274760,46280034,46281563,46273916,46273992,46285219,46280206,46281366,46282447,46274423,46274107,46286091,46283972,46292313,46273816,46280286,46273959,46275021,46282475,46281304,46274228,46280536,46279858,46285317,46274038,46282921,46289604,46289613,46279861,46279084,46274200,46273922,46274691,46274706],"score":800,"time":1765800744,"title":"I'm Kenyan. I don't write like ChatGPT, ChatGPT writes like me","type":"story","url":"https://marcusolang.substack.com/p/im-kenyan-i-dont-write-like-chatgpt"}],[42512050,{"by":"_Microft","descendants":8,"id":42512050,"kids":[42514638,42513664,42513813,42513714,42514196,42514121,42514875,42514938],"score":110,"time":1735170721,"title":"Installing OpenWRT on an Unsupported Router","type":"story","url":"https://radiosocial.de/@hennichodernich/113714518196988714"}],[42294760,{"by":"throwaway_43793","descendants":74,"id":42294760,"kids":[42313847,42294896,42313838,42303089,42304288,42314206,42313114,42313819,42313956,42313978,42295587,42295563,42313887,42313851,42313822,42342162,42303938,42294784,42316785,42313926,42295647,42313968,42314061,42294778,42313836,42313899,42313965,42313914,42316065,42313221,42313877,42339638,42313230,42313881,42303240,42313900,42313858,42321905],"score":72,"text":"I've been a coder for the past 15 years. I was living and believing that software engineering is a means to an end, and refused to move away from hands on positions. I gaslighted myself into believing that I enjoy coding.

However, looking at it now, it seems like I was wrong. While I do like writing code, I've been doing it both at job and after work for my side projects, and I think I no longer can handle it.

I want to keep doing side projects, but for my job, I think I want to get away from writing code, or at least minimize it drastically. I'm considering leadership positions now, but I'm not entirely sure what's there for me.

Would appreciate some people to share their experience, how they moved away from writing code to leadership/management positions, and how I can pull it off while having minimal leadership experience.","time":1733134745,"title":"Ask HN: I don't want to code anymore. What else can I do?","type":"story"}],[41579134,{"by":"wruza","descendants":56,"id":41579134,"kids":[41624759,41625385,41624736,41624439,41624036,41599497,41624961,41626808,41626100,41600411,41625252,41624296,41624445,41625664,41624992,41627476,41624781,41624820,41624395,41629214,41624919,41671522,41627681,41624740,41625737,41625474,41625182],"score":126,"text":"As an enthusiast sometimes I feel that I get stuck in a corner and could use some overview. A newsforum about AI engineering could help. E.g. most articles about practical things (think civitai guides), some articles dive deeper into how this tech works (think 3b1b). Do you know a good one?

I only google things and am not e-social, so may miss something obvious like “civitai’s good though, why” or “there’s tech jesus but for AI on YT”.

Interested: AI tech, SD inference and training, local LLM models and prompting/settings, VLMs, TTSs, other models, scripts, experiments, popsci.

Disinterested: CEO said, politics, winter, alignment, eats us all, not a human, etc.

I can provide my lora training and automation experience, for the most part (around 100 sd 1.5 loras, few versions each).","time":1726664122,"title":"Ask HN: Good Sites for/with AI Enthusiasts?","type":"story"}],[41583847,{"by":"Sami_Lehtinen","descendants":561,"id":41583847,"kids":[41584576,41583933,41591980,41591185,41588488,41584747,41584428,41587748,41583977,41585377,41589527,41586902,41584719,41594783,41606383,41584534,41585658,41585102,41586414,41594827,41585877,41589604,41594624,41586740,41585696,41584416,41584223,41587966,41586107,41585291,41589832,41591090,41600390,41589557,41584535,41584520,41585311,41584260,41585475,41590549,41590566,41585772,41621426,41584203,41587688,41585364,41585674,41587508,41593578,41583931,41584561,41586504,41591086,41585080,41584620],"score":809,"time":1726684906,"title":"Is Tor still safe to use?","type":"story","url":"https://blog.torproject.org/tor-is-still-safe/"}],[41575323,{"by":"zlwaterfield","descendants":165,"id":41575323,"kids":[41579289,41576202,41576251,41575324,41576415,41580323,41706312,41575712,41576050,41580290,41576139,41576648,41575801,41576235,41576658,41575732,41577343,41580692,41578242,41577015,41577994,41575969,41576641,41578976,41575776,41576463,41579969,41577632,41578181,41576464,41577060,41575702,41580607,41595288,41577298,41577150,41586739,41575999,41576028],"score":416,"time":1726628374,"title":"Scramble: Open-Source Alternative to Grammarly","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/zlwaterfield/scramble"}]]

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