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So to the devs who don't use these tools, how do you do it? Do you just remember every type and field in a codebase? What does your flow look like?

One example is that I cannot live without the language server go-to-definition feature. What do you do if you need to look up the definition/implementation of some function which is in some other file?","time":1734938608,"title":"Ask HN: Programmers who don't use autocomplete/LSP, how do you do it?","type":"story"}],[40725949,{"by":"max_","descendants":53,"id":40725949,"kids":[40728962,40734221,40742885,40731822,40731226,40735836,40742617,40742841,40739162,40734179,40726166,40733992,40743502,40738369,40742712,40743405,40750112,40743376,40725990,40742675,40734816,40743639,40744786,40744104,40743629,40733454,40742858,40745308,40743098,40745902,40733994,40742589,40749736,40743688,40747056,40733421,40735775],"score":104,"text":"Hi everyone,

I used to think that alot of physics was bs until I found a tutorial on Box 2D physics.

The tutorials used real physics concepts, like momentum, coefficient of friction and others to simultate physical (mechanical properties of items on a computer).

I found the same in physically based rendering/ray tracing where real Physics concepts from how light behaves were used to create virtual simulations that resembled those in reality.

Here is my question, are there any resources on how someone can simulate \nsound using software. Like howling of wind, the sound from musical instruments.

Are there any good study resources, sample tools or theories (what is the "PBR or ray tracing of audio" ?)

What is this field called? I am assuming it has something to do with the physics field of acoustics?

The I would like to build a software tool for creating such audio simulation i.e a "box2d physics" library but for audio is the elevator pitch.

Thanks","time":1718783892,"title":"Ask HN: Create audio software akin to physics engines?","type":"story"}],[39998335,{"by":"arcile","descendants":50,"id":39998335,"kids":[40015036,40016424,40018042,40017003,40015073,40015321,40016825,40016700,40016607,40016924,40016545,40017758,40028419,40017477,40015691,40016973,40015737,40017445,40017472,40017280,40016199,39998816,40019138,40016523,40017670,40016798,40016675,40015943,40020166,40018649,39999036,40019445,40015198],"score":73,"text":"A lot of us have a history and experience in software and often online solutions where information and knowledge is often online and accessible.

I've recently joined a company that do manufacturing, involving supply chain, shop floor management, material handling, inventory, production planning, quality control, tracability etc.

I'm trying to learn as much as possible around today's innovation in these areas, what are the best technologies, best processes, what companies are in the forefront, which are up and coming, but find it a lot more difficult than for pure online software solutions.

What approaches would you take to this, and is there any sources of information that you can recommend? Ways of extracting this knowledge?

Obviously ChatGPT, perplexity and others have been asked.","time":1712809100,"title":"Ask HN: What resources to learn tech and software in manufacturing?","type":"story"}],[39449424,{"by":"cebert","descendants":206,"id":39449424,"kids":[39450118,39450320,39450426,39450315,39450208,39452418,39450617,39451604,39450499,39450229,39451007,39450271,39450594,39450781,39449517,39452288,39450690,39451661,39451977,39452942,39451103,39450705,39451475,39450757,39455900,39451909,39455867,39450917,39451180,39458814,39450279,39451923,39453400,39450573,39450192,39452279,39477403,39453889,39463361,39450769,39453365,39451619,39451367,39457599,39452744,39452506,39450795,39450877,39450411,39455277,39450514,39451504,39454839,39451344,39450632,39451500,39450827,39450113,39450755,39451279,39451476,39451194,39450214,39450664],"score":501,"time":1708481487,"title":"If architects had to work like programmers (1995)","type":"story","url":"http://www.gksoft.com/a/fun/architects.html"}],[38901344,{"by":"r_singh","descendants":23,"id":38901344,"kids":[38903636,38908558,38902212,38905061,38903254,38902335,38904575,38931474,38919079,38910554,38901385,38932622,38904919,38902015,38901956],"score":23,"text":"$17","time":1704637036,"title":"Ask HN: Small business owners on HN. How do you do your accounts?","type":"story"}],[38451524,{"by":"pseudolus","descendants":128,"id":38451524,"kids":[38454024,38457074,38455345,38457734,38454346,38451600,38455571,38453282,38451788,38453388,38457882,38453236,38459576,38453241,38456940,38453598,38455186,38451668,38452994,38452211,38453212,38452644,38453607,38454007,38456824,38456875,38477647,38454394,38452992,38453610,38452235,38454079,38459449,38455476,38453631,38457384,38456062,38458037,38451981,38454717,38454786,38583664,38583645,38455330],"score":80,"time":1701206747,"title":"The case for never reading the book jacket","type":"story","url":"https://thewalrus.ca/the-case-for-never-reading-the-book-jacket/"}],[38208742,{"by":"r721","descendants":141,"id":38208742,"kids":[38212971,38210331,38209088,38209118,38209984,38209667,38210399,38208993,38209986,38209991,38209594,38209138,38210394,38220346,38210535,38209625,38211680,38208996,38210028,38209487,38221675,38209342,38210769,38210275,38218233,38209189],"score":94,"time":1699554261,"title":"Jezebel to shut down after 16 years as parent company lays off staff","type":"story","url":"https://www.theguardian.com/media/2023/nov/09/jezebel-news-shut-down-layoffs-go-media"}],[36976124,{"by":"ilamont","descendants":26,"id":36976124,"kids":[36978649,36976963,36976926,36977358,36977299,36989304,36976988],"score":37,"time":1691005300,"title":"Busting a myth: “only writers subscribe to genre magazines”","type":"story","url":"http://neil-clarke.com/busting-a-myth/"}],[36857819,{"by":"Inshpro","descendants":41,"id":36857819,"kids":[36858922,36859983,36873123,36867907,36864792,36859091,36864265,36877538,36859416,36864031,36858959,36859095,36863469,36860091,36862195,36859141,36868063,36878169,36868288,36872473,36862372,36862631,36865327,36863008,36871153,36859212,36861369,36865631,36859651],"score":43,"text":"I’m mulling over an idea to make an all-in-one reading and writing tool, which empower thinking in this information overload era.","time":1690258644,"title":"Ask HN: What AI tools do you use to boost 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following","type":"story","url":"https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/rob-magazine/article-lee-valley-tools-business-success/"}],[36345288,{"by":"joshuawitzer","descendants":154,"id":36345288,"kids":[36345517,36345525,36345618,36346178,36345800,36345751,36345478,36345697,36345519,36345549,36345558,36345762,36345903,36346705,36345889,36345725,36345866,36346221,36345813,36345528,36346928,36345803,36350557,36354650,36345676,36348256,36346696,36345872,36345616,36345905,36349455,36346130,36365335,36345352,36354410,36346499,36353723,36360859,36346518,36346364,36345720,36345736,36346117,36346631,36415403,36404594,36360865,36345982,36345597],"score":167,"text":"Ask HN: What are some of the best Reddit alternatives?","time":1686857162,"title":"Ask HN: What are some of the best Reddit 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Travel","type":"story","url":"https://www.kalzumeus.com/japan-recommendations/"}],[33849267,{"by":"mariusseufzer","descendants":249,"id":33849267,"kids":[33849765,33849729,33850149,33851066,33850229,33851873,33850191,33849823,33849648,33853124,33850934,33866201,33849955,33849973,33850886,33852261,33849881,33851107,33850281,33851921,33852340,33850938,33851912,33849745,33852759,33851945,33851151,33850354,33851737,33849625,33852087,33852658,33849404,33850362,33852321,33850077,33850560,33983936,33852433,33849797,33858195,33849705,33852072,33852239,33850247,33849855,33851565,33850390,33850902,33852194,33881588,33852782,33852088,33849965,33854231,33849888,33852858,33853499,33858529,33853331,33849870,33854220,33849514,33854647,33853912,33850290,33877367,33850487,33853060,33849956,33855500,33849891,33852477,33852093,33850142,33851078,33851116,33851298,33850485,33850815,33854406,33852080,33853279,33854160,33850950,33851336,33850711,33850707,33851422,33858038,33849384,33851019,33852139,33850067,33851848,33854167,33849690,33849901,33849308,33853349,33849361],"score":328,"text":"What’s the best book you’ve read in 2022? And why?","time":1670114997,"title":"Ask HN: Best books read in 2022?","type":"story"}],[33838948,{"by":"throwaway_bags","descendants":56,"id":33838948,"kids":[33842586,33839571,33841275,33840752,33842369,33839177,33840902,33842217,33841683,33841417,33842324,33843122,33840381,33841602,33841210,33841172,33839368,33845954,33839073,33839819,33839420,33839996,33840139],"score":54,"text":"$18","time":1670027865,"title":"Ask HN: Is it sloppy coding culture or just me/ADHD?","type":"story"}],[33711974,{"by":"Throwaway49202","descendants":77,"id":33711974,"kids":[33712561,33712961,33712503,33713334,33714014,33712677,33716637,33713458,33712554,33744846,33727997,33713389,33712615,33712313,33712459,33713742,33716502,33713818,33714600,33721366,33713968,33714790,33712882,33713723,33713773,33712606,33722579,33715437,33732652,33713374,33713316,33712816,33712742,33712222,33713409,33712867,33712075,33714860,33714557,33715100],"score":62,"text":"I have a strong case of ADHD. Can't take medication that would help me due to other medical reasons. I'm also not a social person and now have developed strong anxiety after consistently failing for a decade (working on that with a psychologist/psychiatrist but it's been a year and so far no significant improvement).

I have long periods when I just can't focus on doing anything at all (2-10 weeks) followed by short periods of extreme focused activity (1-3 weeks).

I'm unable to hold a job. I'm "the best programmer they've ever seen" but only for the first month - then they start to hate me because I'm not working.

Programming is the only thing I can do - and the only thing that makes me enough money to survive. I was unable to finish high school, anything resembling academia sounds like absolute torture.

What to do? Please help me.","time":1669153533,"title":"Ask HN: Experienced software engineer – but unable to consistently work","type":"story"}]]

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