15:[[23208181,{"by":"iameoghan","descendants":57,"id":23208181,"kids":[23208803,23208479,23208494,23208433,23208596,23209012,23208635,23212232,23208398,23208529,23209062,23209047,23208709,23208663,23208570,23208702,23208504,23208808,23208678,23208536,23208503,23208953,23210144,23209161,23208756,23208641,23209023,23208501,23208847,23208718,23208998,23208719,23210419,23208548,23208993,23223073],"score":61,"text":"There are seemingly a plethora of clients for Postgres [1].

What client(s) do HN use day-to-day? Why have you chosen it?

I'm looking for recommendations to use for light usage. Ideally, something that would help build the schema visually.

[1] https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/PostgreSQL_Clients","time":1589673086,"title":"Ask HN: What PostgreSQL client do you use?","type":"story"}],[21900498,{"by":"Anon84","descendants":417,"id":21900498,"kids":[21902042,21904081,21900968,21903983,21901584,21901970,21902802,21903134,21901818,21901556,21901669,21902030,21902206,21901976,21901752,21901553,21903203,21902422,21902698,21901883,21904684,21901585,21903096,21901711,21906010,21903867,21901939,21904121,21903526,21914539,21905571,21904601,21901784,21901741,21904235,21904898,21901508,21901656,21901503,21904588,21904353,21903940,21903635,21904045,21903980,21908290,21901661,21909982,21907905,21901569,21903156,21902226,21903345,21905063,21903155,21901687,21927629,21901929,21902464,21902066,21904030,21906345,21901596,21906737,21902307,21902358,21902745,21910667,21904621,21902093,21904103,21901667,21905544,21903504,21905919,21911224,21904698,21903574,21918892,21904686,21902393,21901858,21902141,21901697,21901831,21902366,21919984,21902767,21916761,21905016,21904443,21901907,21902182,21904998,21904178,21901771,21901968,21905445,21901725,21901333,21901991,21904872,21902525,21907165,21902567,21901618,21903677,21901698,21953598,21904553,21902225,21903393,21903219,21902980,21902468,21912810,21911927,21953591,21910061,21901884,21903974,21902581,21901905,21901627,21904805,21903884,21903478,21920058,21902291,21904221,21902337,21903178,21903139,21902500,21902180,21905636,21903518,21902159,21903848,21901772,21904501,21902727,21902992,21901999,21902800,21903287,21909167,21915469,21902124],"score":873,"text":"Now that the decade is coming to a close, what where the most (personally) influential books you read? Which impacted you the most either personally or professionally? The ones you learned the most from?","time":1577556285,"title":"Ask HN: Best books you read in the past decade?","type":"story"}],[21677320,{"by":"petecooper","descendants":19,"id":21677320,"kids":[21679097,21677459,21679576,21684591,21677351,21689472,21679341,21693314,21680674,21678881,21688300,21678161,21685354,21688647],"score":36,"text":"It's 'best of' season on the books and music front, so I wish to ask about how you found your reading lists this year. What stood out?

I didn't read as much as I'd have liked due to life complications, but I particularly enjoyed:

* Manufacturing Consent (Edward Herman & Noam Chomsky)\n* The Psychedelic Experience (Timothy Leary)\n* Young Men and Fire (Normam Maclean)","time":1575228612,"title":"Ask HN: What book(s) had the most impact for you in 2019?","type":"story"}],[19931982,{"by":"MarvelousWololo","descendants":27,"id":19931982,"kids":[19937617,19932020,19951889,19949042,19932210,19932424,19932704,19944286,19933203,19937482,19933168,19933964,19932201,19932015,19932055,19932164],"score":13,"time":1558033632,"title":"Ask HN: Traveled 10k km for new job and was just shouted at. What do I do?","type":"story"}],[19844509,{"by":"dattl","descendants":18,"id":19844509,"kids":[19853600,19844651,19847589,19870454,19896895,19854903,19845640,19845561,19848023,19847483],"score":6,"text":"I'm looking for a keyboard that is comfortable to use because prolonged typing causes strain on my wrists and hands.

Currently considering the Surface Ergonomic keyboard, any particular experience with that?

(My budget is ~120€)","time":1557181187,"title":"Ask HN: Favorite ergonomic/mechanical keyboard for programming and typing?","type":"story"}],[19837859,{"by":"jacobedawson","descendants":79,"id":19837859,"kids":[19838282,19838451,19838354,19837935,19855086,19839545,19840382,19852546,19840720,19850944,19847194,19840047,19839063,19840369,19848848,19848761,19848603,19838360,19848931,19841184,19838106,19848799,19853341,19840074,19848572,19850758,19849631,19848526,19840907,19840906,19853457,19839693,19840772,19840330,19840151,19849309,19848833,19841013,19838370,19840980,19840592,19848751,19839935,19840725,19848563,19853302,19840461,19838190,19839386,19839967,19849390,19848803,19850859,19840130,19839475,19841009,19840479],"score":42,"text":"I'm curious to know what your current favourite blog stack is - I'm looking for a light stack, clean & simple writing process and easy-to-manage back-end.","time":1557133640,"title":"Ask HN: What stack is your personal blog built on?","type":"story"}],[18803169,{"by":"mavsman","descendants":47,"id":18803169,"kids":[18805521,18806395,18804952,18808578,18805099,18804203,18804967,18807947,18810882,18805256,18812572,18805191,18807683,18804940,18805546,18803821,18803338,18807889,18803282,18805228,18803947,18804163,18806089,18805867],"score":25,"text":"I'm curious what traps smart people have fallen into that I should avoid, perhaps because you weren't informed or perhaps because you got to confident in some way.","time":1546386444,"title":"Ask HN: What was your worst personal financial mistake?","type":"story"}],[18594839,{"by":"jaspergilley","descendants":12,"id":18594839,"kids":[18595907,18605663,18594874,18595089,18596850,18620945,18600928,18594848,18603217,18613476],"score":9,"text":"I've had a Bluehost account for several years as it's the easiest way to get a WordPress website up and running quickly. However, Bluehost is severely locked down when it comes to running any kind of real web application (e.g., Django.) Does anyone know of a more versatile (and potentially cheaper?) alternative?","time":1543885055,"title":"Best hosting 2018?","type":"story"}],[18599811,{"by":"throwaway8891","descendants":8,"id":18599811,"kids":[18620453,18618610,18601108,18606930,18600595,18600009,18613468],"score":23,"text":"I want to build a side project. Especially, one that makes money. Even if it brings in $100, I feel that it will provide more satisfaction than my current job.

I can code in python with some help.

Can you provide some ideas on where to start? What are some simple things I can build by myself? Any ideas?","time":1543934865,"title":"Ask HN: Building a side project that makes money. Where to start?","type":"story"}],[18606914,{"by":"prabhupant","descendants":20,"id":18606914,"kids":[18607092,18611149,18611835,18622781,18607103,18607485,18607028,18607997,18608878,18620123,18610959,18613902,18609447,18613903,18615120,18613444],"score":16,"text":"I'm preparing for coding interviews. So is there any particular language that interviewers prefer? What about if I go with C or python?","time":1544003352,"title":"Ask HN: What programming language to choose for coding interviews?","type":"story"}]]

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