15:[[46352310,{"by":"anticlickwise","descendants":28,"id":46352310,"kids":[46355192,46353988,46353431,46354421,46355267,46357546,46353753,46356780,46354097,46356085,46355962,46357452,46358683,46361664,46357588,46353759,46353785,46352358,46358735,46355256,46354390],"score":112,"text":"AI has made building fast and cheap, but finding the right problems still feels hard.

I built World’s Backlog (https://worldsbacklog.com\n) to collect real problems directly from people working inside different industries.

Contributors post workflow pain, others validate it, and builders can study severity, frequency, and willingness to pay before building anything.

Would love feedback from builders and people who feel real pain at work.","time":1766392951,"title":"Show HN: Backlog – a public repository of real work problems","type":"story","url":"https://www.worldsbacklog.com/"}],[36735829,{"by":"zdw","descendants":140,"id":36735829,"kids":[36736895,36741608,36739887,36736822,36736172,36739754,36736679,36739115,36736765,36736735,36749997,36736987,36738674,36752992,36740838,36736853,36737384,36740095,36758815,36739769,36743432,36740748,36741477,36736697,36741368,36736793],"score":50,"time":1689422799,"title":"Tricking Monty Hall","type":"story","url":"https://ignorethecode.net/blog/2023/07/15/tricking_monty_hall/"}],[36729385,{"by":"gsibble","descendants":33,"id":36729385,"kids":[36730584,36731053,36731784,36731483,36730530,36731597,36731141,36735255],"score":46,"time":1689366023,"title":"You Need to Pay Your Engineers","type":"story","url":"https://innovationnation.blog/p/why-you-should-always-appreciate"}],[36672201,{"by":"daemon_9009","descendants":15,"id":36672201,"kids":[36674082,36672396,36676096,36676898,36672313,36688424,36687698,36675639,36673483,36686817,36708604],"score":10,"text":"Hi, I recently joined a tech company as SDE, one flaw I found was the way in which they give permissions to their github repos, jira, NuGET and angular packages to the new joiners.\nThe current method they follow is to send mail to IT support with your manager or senior in CC, then manager/senior will send "OK" to the request via the mail, then IT support gives the permission to the respected person manually.\nHow about a solution where we bypass the chain of mails and manual approval of IT support?\nThis solution exists in some companies(they made it by themselves), they made a dedicated platform where everything is one click, the request is approved using github/jira API's.\nBut not all companies can afford to create such a homemade solution, So can it become a Product as a service company? do you feel need for such a thing?","time":1689019561,"title":"Ask HN: How do tech companies gives permissions of repos to the new employee","type":"story"}],[31454039,{"by":"metadat","descendants":10,"id":31454039,"kids":[31455206,31454561,31454677,31454171,31454084,31454341,31463314],"score":13,"text":"Today I noticed the Washington Post I'd quite naughty.

Even when you click through from a Google search, they still gate the article content behind a paywall. Clearly they fed the full article to Google bot and Google news, but then show a different page, sans article content, to web users.

Is this a violation of Google search policy? If yes, does Google even care enough to enforce it?

I think this sort of publisher behavior makes for a hostile and overall very poor user experience.

.. Especially when Wapo is already bankrolled by greedy Uncle Jeff. But I digress.","time":1653091295,"title":"Ask HN: Are Paywalls allowed to show Google crawler full content but not users?","type":"story"}],[30710280,{"by":"arkj","descendants":14,"id":30710280,"kids":[30731715,30729019,30731899,30734267,30732148,30730873],"score":128,"time":1647519318,"title":"Linux Perf Examples","type":"story","url":"https://www.brendangregg.com/perf.html"}],[30688352,{"by":"nwienert","descendants":18,"id":30688352,"kids":[30688999,30688420,30688425,30694455,30688802,30689153,30688410,30688635,30688998,30688611,30689072,30688496],"score":7,"text":"I haven’t done much research here beyond trying to find it. The other day I wanted to boot up an old copy of Total Annihilation and give it a run for old times sake. I ended up running ReactOS on UTM, after trying Linux. On the M1 it was somewhat painful - so many steps to get something running.

So I’m curious - what’s stopping anyone from getting Linux, ReactOS or any desktop OS really from running purely client side using WASM?

From retro gaming to opening legacy files to safely testing out binaries, seems like a lot of personal use cases. I can imagine tons more for companies.

Is it performance? Missing features?","time":1647365999,"title":"Ask HN: Why can’t I run desktop Linux in my browser?","type":"story"}],[30645021,{"by":"Nuzzerino","descendants":47,"id":30645021,"kids":[30647689,30645044,30646500,30648403,30652159,30648228,30652349,30654199,30649200,30651134,30645468,30649191,30647808],"score":74,"time":1647027606,"title":"Which search engine is the least censored?","type":"story","url":"https://michaelsuede.substack.com/p/search-engine-censorship-test-results"}],[30400785,{"by":"MartijnBraam","descendants":153,"id":30400785,"kids":[30402105,30403442,30401100,30401231,30403157,30401092,30401666,30403274,30404292,30404788,30401463,30406570,30403012,30435014,30401389,30406027,30402347,30405601,30406507,30404951,30401376,30400831],"score":221,"time":1645306771,"title":"Going IPv6 Only","type":"story","url":"https://blog.brixit.nl/going-ipv6-only/"}],[30395205,{"by":"abrocks","descendants":18,"id":30395205,"kids":[30395515,30396435,30398527,30396097,30396902,30406803,30397223,30398899,30402202],"score":43,"text":"$16","time":1645257183,"title":"Ask HN: How to get boring once again?","type":"story"}]]

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