15:[[45886230,{"by":"cebert","descendants":18,"id":45886230,"kids":[45896051,45886410],"score":22,"time":1762861193,"title":"Apple removes gay dating apps from Chinese App Store at Beijing's request","type":"story","url":"https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/11/apple-removes-gay-dating-apps-from-chinese-app-store-at-beijings-request.html"}],[44526420,{"by":"WorkerBee28474","descendants":1,"id":44526420,"kids":[44526587],"score":3,"time":1752186673,"title":"Peter Jackson-backed biotech company sets its \"de-extinction\" sights on NZ Moa","type":"story","url":"https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/trending/article/moa-colossal-biosciences-20764414.php"}],[42996537,{"by":"caminanteblanco","descendants":192,"id":42996537,"kids":[43006504,43001847,42996727,42996877,42996850,42996905,43009185,43006618,43008060,42996594,43006941,43007704,43011798,43012840,42996778,42997022,43011365,42996750,43022564,42996834,43006565,42996892,42996614],"score":104,"time":1739157069,"title":"Trump says he has directed Treasury to stop minting new pennies","type":"story","url":"https://apnews.com/article/trump-penny-treasury-mint-192e3b9ad9891d50e7014997653051ba"}],[36105649,{"by":"Foe","descendants":24,"id":36105649,"kids":[36106049,36106312,36110203,36106313,36108907,36108111,36108356,36110780,36109094,36106493,36107863],"score":39,"time":1685292261,"title":"Microsoft keyboard users are so devastated after discontinuation of accessories","type":"story","url":"https://www.cnbc.com/2023/05/27/microsoft-keyboard-users-so-devastated-as-accessories-discontinued.html"}],[32558417,{"by":"HeckFeck","descendants":4,"id":32558417,"kids":[32558750,32558469,32559525,32559652],"score":3,"text":"Dear all,

I'm investigating possible languages and ecosystems to develop a commercial web application. I'm reasonably familiar with Java but work in C# for my day job, so these are the two languages that I'm considering.

For a variety of reasons, I wish to build an entirely Linux server side. I'd like to hear your experiences running ASP.NET on Linux. Would you recommend it? Would I run into problems and frustrations because the ecosystem is still slanted towards Windows?

The main reasons in my mind to use .net are C#, the Entity Framework (ORM, DB migrations), and the Blazor templates.

But perhaps, if the Java ecosystem has good enough analogues and is better supported on Linux that might be the way to go.

Any thoughts or anecdotes will be appreciated.","time":1661209366,"title":"Ask HN: What is it like developing and deploying ASP.NET on Linux?","type":"story"}],[32431036,{"by":"behnamoh","descendants":76,"id":32431036,"kids":[32432856,32432063,32431542,32432640,32431492,32431958,32432823,32432346,32432940,32432777,32434000,32432828,32431531,32434293,32431508,32432532],"score":59,"time":1660248232,"title":"Don't Pickle Your Data","type":"story","url":"https://www.benfrederickson.com/dont-pickle-your-data/"}],[30712175,{"by":"nineplay","descendants":191,"id":30712175,"kids":[30712327,30712517,30713776,30714449,30713392,30713699,30713032,30712998,30712383,30714246,30713388,30715217,30712245,30712421,30712274,30713022,30712709,30729150,30712984,30713538,30712664,30715885,30714480,30714369,30713175,30713470,30712355,30712365,30714023,30714797,30714048,30712869,30712449,30713909,30717817,30731999,30712591,30713387,30714388,30714894,30713834,30715219,30712723,30715701,30712287,30719842,30712587,30714367,30715446,30714674,30712767,30719400,30716768,30714041,30712359,30713001,30713665,30715140,30712273,30712293,30714583,30712567,30712919,30719958,30729086,30713024,30718132,30713326,30713472,30714030,30718414,30717124,30713676,30713005,30712361,30720141,30712576,30713775,30715007,30713029,30725231,30712527,30712818,30712811,30712879,30712330,30712393,30712878,30715317,30712902,30714356,30714346,30715496,30715200,30715311,30714324,30715433,30722694,30715716,30714093,30719582,30716428,30712826,30713365,30715008,30714243,30713624,30714285,30716464,30716519,30714240,30712440],"score":199,"text":"I've long been in the practice of "commit early, commit often". If one use case works I commit, if the unit tests pass I commit. The code may be a mess, the variables may have names like 'foo' and 'bar' but I commit to have a last known good state. If I start mass refactoring and break the unit tests, I can revert everything and start over.

I also push often because I'm forever aware disks can fail. I'm not leaving a day's worth of work on my local drive and hoping it's there the next morning.

I've become increasingly aware that my coworkers have nice clean commit histories. When I look at their PRs, there are 2-4 commits and each is a clean, completely functioning feature. No "fix misspellings and whitespace" comments.

What flow do you follow?","time":1647530871,"title":"Ask HN: What is your Git commit/push flow?","type":"story"}],[30369151,{"by":"behnamoh","descendants":8,"id":30369151,"kids":[30369183,30369219,30369288,30371323,30369882,30370270,30369587,30369278],"score":12,"text":"Every time I want to try DDG, I find it inconvenient to type its name and press Enter. Try it yourself; the word is not easy to type because of two reasons: (1) It's rather long for a search engine, (2) The letters are located on keys that don't allow for a smooth typing experience.

Call me old fashioned, but I think there have been times that I resorted back to Google just because it's easier to type than DuckDuckGo (Bing is even easier).

For all the hate Google receives, I think at least their search engine "name" is not as poor of a choice as DuckDuckGo.

Edit 1: I know you can add DDG as a search engine in your browser, and I know that you can assign shortcuts to it. But I'm afraid, that's not what 99% of people would do. The name is just weird, hard to type, and long.

Edit 2: If you Google DDG, it'll show the American rapper instead of DuckDuckGo. They could've come up with a name that's not already popular.","time":1645067816,"title":"Ask HN: Don't you think DuckDuckGo's name should change?","type":"story"}],[30350495,{"by":"als0","descendants":91,"id":30350495,"kids":[30354140,30355982,30356057,30354248,30353544,30353871,30355840,30354687,30354750,30357326,30353749,30357122,30355062,30353427,30383633,30355996,30353526,30353899,30357201,30355814,30355177,30356028,30354167,30356245,30353585,30356346],"score":134,"time":1644949319,"title":"A Small Ode to the CRT","type":"story","url":"https://axio.ms/projects/2022/02/08/CRTBox.html"}],[29456077,{"by":"iwebdevfromhome","descendants":54,"id":29456077,"kids":[29456193,29456314,29456158,29456185,29456939,29456684,29456456,29456099,29456337,29457003,29461361,29478910,29456936,29456228,29456937,29456120,29456256,29476960,29462655,29456932,29456108,29456556,29463489,29470928,29456156,29456472,29462317,29456787,29456362,29456320,29456622,29456873,29472434,29456734,29456845,29456960,29456383,29456356,29456131,29467205,29456701,29456688],"score":27,"text":"I recently discovered "FiraCode Nerd Font" and I've been using it everywhere as I setup a fresh new laptop.

Which programming font you currently swear to? I'm always interested in knowing cool fonts to use in my IDEs and terminals.","time":1638764152,"title":"Ask HN: What's your current favorite programming font?","type":"story"}],[28832544,{"by":"theowenyoung","descendants":5,"id":28832544,"kids":[28834154,28833673,28832700],"score":5,"text":"Hi, I've seen a lot of front-end page replacements for hacker news, but are there any back-end open-source clones of hacker news?","time":1633983403,"title":"Ask HN: Is there a Hacker News back end open source alternative?","type":"story"}],[28108068,{"by":"tjwds","descendants":255,"id":28108068,"kids":[28125865,28126849,28127105,28128993,28130432,28127991,28126926,28126208,28129639,28108308,28126086,28126111,28127870,28127265,28126231,28126462,28126058,28127216,28127042,28127576,28128048,28126435,28127719,28127684,28126915,28126313,28126799,28127140,28130617,28128138,28126449,28128370,28129760,28127657,28127027,28127942,28129881,28128422,28126828,28138922,28127099,28128630,28130659,28127867,28127736,28128562,28127809,28132726,28110079,28130342,28130541,28109852,28126073,28130465,28126830],"score":156,"time":1628441304,"title":"I closed a lot of browser tabs","type":"story","url":"https://rjbs.manxome.org/rubric/entry/2126"}]]

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