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Now I am looking to get more familiar with its history, evolution and simply discover good music.

Is there a music buff's roadmap, some sort of a chronologically-ordered list of the best and most influential albums that gives a coherent picture of how music evolved over the 20th century? And is that a right approach to becoming a music buff? If not, what is?","time":1597834314,"title":"Ask HN: How to Become a Music Buff?","type":"story"}],[23692006,{"by":"jseliger","descendants":35,"id":23692006,"kids":[23692221,23693387,23692926,23695870,23693502,23693268,23693678,23695528,23697480,23697844,23693891],"score":130,"time":1593535761,"title":"The War on Drugs Is Far More Immoral Than Most Drug Use (2013)","type":"story","url":"https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2013/04/the-war-on-drugs-is-far-more-immoral-than-most-drug-use/274651/"}],[22058745,{"by":"blahneverdies","descendants":26,"id":22058745,"kids":[22059273,22060933,22060514,22059512,22061090,22060729,22059619,22061804,22059621,22061183,22061095,22061206,22059067],"score":32,"text":"For those here working in San Francisco, what is the true cost of, for example, a 1 BR apartment there, with a minimal commute to tech hubs?

I see a lot of posts mentioning numbers up to $3,500-4000. I'm sure those exist (everywhere), but I also see many on CL in the $2,500-2,800 range, which is still high of course but not as high as those other numbers, and not that far from (if not equivalent to) NYC and other high COL cities, where salaries are lower in comparison.

Certain articles may also pick out the highest-priced units to make a point.

Some of the ads I see may be deceptive, but I've seen enough that it seems like there are semi-decent places in that range.

Is that true?

State taxes are highest there as well, but it still comes down to net earnings, at least for purposes of this question. :)","time":1579123228,"title":"Ask HN: True Apartment Costs in SF?","type":"story"}],[17024023,{"by":"deathWasp271","descendants":73,"id":17024023,"kids":[17024798,17024998,17024556,17024962,17025103,17024368,17025281,17024295,17024736,17024806,17025120,17026770,17025316,17024903,17024810,17024686,17025199,17024643,17025423,17025368,17025252,17024676,17024393,17025144,17026045,17026042,17025300,17025410,17025322,17050396,17025170,17025347,17045712,17025976,17024967,17025357,17024666,17024927,17024824,17060267,17024987,17025242,17024546,17025740,17031608,17037520,17024900,17025119,17024580,17026131,17025239,17026413,17025001,17025886],"score":90,"text":"I am a university student in CS, and I have been programming for over three years now. The initial motivation for studying CS came from the ability to make a computer do anything I wanted, but over the years, this feeling has dissipated.

What keeps you going over the long term? What makes you wake up every morning and sit down to code again?","time":1525807875,"title":"Ask HN: What keeps you going?","type":"story"}]]

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created:	October 15, 2013
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