15:[[33587473,{"by":"slashdev","descendants":93,"id":33587473,"kids":[33588409,33590864,33589841,33588169,33588652,33588031,33591714,33590031,33591767,33590526,33590024,33591896,33592066,33606452,33597310,33617114,33596454,33592334,33591667,33593362,33619339,33588903,33604568,33588777],"score":107,"text":"$16","time":1668374560,"title":"Tell HN: Rust Is Complex","type":"story"}],[29774885,{"by":"howtousethetime","descendants":15,"id":29774885,"kids":[29776000,29776029,29776478,29775702,29779812,29791020,29776982,29776669,29777246],"score":17,"text":"$17","time":1641163461,"title":"Ask HN: How can I use my time outside of work to improve the world?","type":"story"}],[29470798,{"by":"s1k3s","descendants":1,"id":29470798,"kids":[29471287],"score":1,"text":"Hi. I'm a backend dev who writes mainly Java and PHP. Recently I've started getting job offers for the Go language. I ignored those first, but then I checked the Go docs and it seems pretty interesting so I'm considering a switch.

As with any language, I'm thinking that the language itself isn't that big of an asset, so there must be some sort of tech stack that works well with Go, to make it a good choice for companies.

So, what is Go used for? And what's the tech stack that's expected of me as a Go developer?","time":1638871614,"title":"Ask HN: What is the usual stack around Go, and what is it used for commercially?","type":"story"}],[29405054,{"by":"whoishiring","descendants":197,"id":29405054,"kids":[29405233,29407162,29408786,29410889,29405874,29407227,29406170,29412696,29407436,29407454,29407119,29416477,29406136,29408064,29406427,29407177,29409172,29405279,29405888,29463292,29555343,29405098,29405479,29499675,29413162,29413131,29405376,29408215,29407890,29407209,29406327,29420350,29412665,29540243,29478825,29407384,29409066,29414499,29412037,29430018,29511402,29413085,29407399,29453344,29407617,29406566,29408647,29548200,29420073,29408072,29409990,29406469,29421685,29408106,29411606,29551568,29411079,29428165,29467311,29416209,29407605,29414713,29418813,29409506,29550830,29405166,29408410,29405918,29556774,29405976,29562848,29438480,29439866,29418056,29407784,29451180,29410137,29412805,29406730,29408693,29405245,29501988,29407019,29436621,29406215,29420643,29422238,29440526,29418210,29407766,29428665,29411786,29409148,29562239,29405780,29474567,29406680,29407217,29406532,29416108,29410268,29407179,29415753,29411327,29410336,29419244,29408129,29405493,29409461,29410554,29410374,29410219,29408543,29408073,29420742,29405896,29477532,29411659,29503107,29407857,29407663,29408980,29423529,29408016,29408769,29406773,29410586,29420824,29483955,29406683,29405700,29480589,29405520,29407388,29409815,29406000,29418409,29409948,29412742,29407652,29408285,29428073,29433685,29423782,29407023,29411549,29412823,29411215,29412848,29407792,29412165,29420825,29412789,29410405,29405450,29470367,29540843,29413036,29405765,29409684,29409601,29407419,29406378,29407156,29408006,29407071,29408356,29407960,29406707,29417068,29405396,29406163,29410440,29478715,29406335,29409187,29407343,29412948,29408862,29405101,29405950,29471144,29414352,29407489,29414501,29407358,29407551,29407354,29405353,29462020,29421161,29407268,29408548,29412418,29408324,29414569,29417097,29417108,29408189,29429538,29417340,29411413,29405560,29417082,29417102,29407872,29412604,29407176,29466156,29407364,29411485,29520269,29409299,29411683,29406933,29425544,29412344,29411957,29501397,29416099,29424266,29413003,29408145,29405183,29406468,29405652,29463236,29407056,29413705,29431825,29409778,29406696,29408247,29407331,29410058,29405502],"score":101,"text":"Share your information if you are looking for work. Please use this format:

  Location:\n  Remote:\n  Willing to relocate:\n  Technologies:\n  Résumé/CV:\n  Email:\n

\nReaders: please only email these addresses to discuss work opportunities.

Searchers: try https://seisvelas.github.io/hn-candidates-search/ or https://hirehackernews.com/.","time":1638374456,"title":"Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (December 2021)","type":"story"}],[28894345,{"by":"psankar","descendants":8,"id":28894345,"kids":[28899229,28894808,28895975,28895380,28894467,28926509,28908569,28894489],"score":10,"text":"I want to start a hobby project which needs to have as less development time as possible. I would want social media login (sign up via email, fb, google accounts, etc.), user management, connecting to a posgres (or even sqlite) db, deployments (perhaps to a paas like cloudrun, heroku, aws beanstalk etc.), db migrations etc. all already automated. If there is some automation for the API body and parameter validation from a openapi spec that would be even better.

I just want to write the core business logic for the API handlers and leave everything else to the framework. I do not mind (and actually would prefer) if the framework is opinionated and works well for its intended goals.

I prefer Typescript/JS, Golang, Kotlin in that order. If no other option, then python3 would be an acceptable choice.

Any recommendations ?

tldr: I want a batteries-included API framework with users management, session management, db management, openapi integration. Help ?","time":1634450914,"title":"Ask HN: Which API framework for rapid application development?","type":"story"}],[28622712,{"by":"hackater","descendants":15,"id":28622712,"kids":[28631411,28623281,28634834,28623061,28626386,28626508,28641409,28646384,28633840,28633318,28625864,28640591,28630357],"score":7,"text":"After programming the backend for my current project in a non-typed language I never want to go that route again.

I think actually that the frontend project with all of its thousand of files and components is easier to handle just because typescript helps me so much.","time":1632349028,"title":"What is the best typed language for back end web development?","type":"story"}],[28373075,{"by":"bnthr","descendants":2,"id":28373075,"kids":[28377876,28395719],"score":2,"text":"Suppose you'd like to write some tools just for your own use, to automate tasks or organize personal data. What stack would you use, that's modern and fun, and is not going to disappear in a couple of years?

So far I've been oscillating between Ruby/ActiveRecord, Python/PySide and JS/Electron/Vue/Bootstrap, which are all fine, but not terribly exciting. I'm now looking to migrate my Ruby code to something with a better GUI story, and I thought it'd be a good opportunity to maybe pick up something new.","time":1630441263,"title":"Ask HN: What's your go-to stack for writing personal tools/apps in 2021?","type":"story"}],[28363230,{"by":"testing_1_2_3_4","descendants":9,"id":28363230,"kids":[28365166,28366593,28363439,28365589,28368389,28363509,28371601,28363437],"score":8,"time":1630375964,"title":"Ask HN: Why Should I Learn Lisp?","type":"story"}],[28337249,{"by":"cheb","descendants":17,"id":28337249,"kids":[28337654,28344352,28345461,28345887,28339787,28344387,28342318,28345592,28337637,28342456,28351263,28344941,28341167],"score":10,"text":"I love programming and made it my trade.\nNowadays I rarely find energy after to work to continue on my personal projects. How do you manage to do so?","time":1630149915,"title":"Ask HN: How to find motivation for personal projects after work?","type":"story"}],[28326290,{"by":"yashg","descendants":21,"id":28326290,"kids":[28327722,28327316,28326721,28329024,28336329,28327058,28336434,28327132,28336807,28326757,28335877,28344834,28327021,28338666],"score":3,"text":"How many domains do you have? I have 15 spread across 7 registrars. Do you keep your domains with a single registrar or you buy from whoever is providing the best deal?","time":1630062150,"title":"Ask HN: How many domains do you own?","type":"story"}],[28186131,{"by":"exdsq","descendants":7,"id":28186131,"kids":[28190618,28236983,28186954,28186719,28187752],"score":6,"text":"As the title asks, would anyone advise for or against using Common Lisp in a startup nowadays?","time":1628999586,"title":"Ask HN: Common Lisp for Startups in 2021?","type":"story"}],[28091028,{"by":"mathewsanders","descendants":90,"id":28091028,"kids":[28091199,28092709,28093475,28093466,28094689,28091464,28093876,28114671,28093600,28091392,28092927,28096060,28092844,28093083,28105906,28113981,28111997,28095080,28091967,28097033,28102643,28113566,28091959,28098906,28104776,28099371,28095419,28092692,28095442,28099852,28099912,28104658,28091835,28091420,28113271,28108537,28101854,28091114],"score":67,"text":"$18","time":1628274006,"title":"Ask HN: How did web development become so bizarrely complex?","type":"story"}],[28058398,{"by":"kosolam","descendants":13,"id":28058398,"kids":[28059500,28126991,28063118,28064218,28059661,28068030,28065920,28062573,28062785,28060605],"score":40,"text":"What would be a good book to learn from the experience of others the best practices around Microservices design, implementation and production life cycles (deploy, upgrade, etc)","time":1628063380,"title":"Ask HN: Please recommend a serious book on Microservices","type":"story"}],[27673580,{"by":"geostar","descendants":14,"id":27673580,"kids":[27681255,27674686,27673606,27674625,27673658,27683969,27673683,27683601,27673610,27702458,27675100],"score":7,"text":"Which is the database that you will use when thing to any new projects or recommend when working for a client","time":1624958241,"title":"Ask HN: Which is your go to Database to use in a project?","type":"story"}],[25095792,{"by":"studiocinematic","descendants":24,"id":25095792,"kids":[25122207,25099974,25096702,25095809,25096013,25120945,25121592,25097083],"score":10,"text":"^ this.

Been working on this for longer than I care to admit ;) I'd like to know what things you'd like, and add them to my roadmap.

Thanks!","time":1605389266,"title":"Ask HN: I'm building a video editor for Windows, what features do you need?","type":"story"}],[25014582,{"by":"jensneuse","descendants":456,"id":25014582,"kids":[25014708,25014742,25014667,25016174,25014804,25015218,25015356,25015652,25015463,25014926,25014798,25015159,25015122,25014779,25014947,25014918,25014681,25014848,25015457,25014932,25017486,25019068,25024774,25014702,25018877,25026036,25015132,25024544,25015293,25014685,25016436,25015302,25015500,25017896,25016184,25016951,25030449,25016748,25020705,25024813,25014760,25017326,25014686,25014678,25014688,25016932,25018679,25014898,25016633,25014784,25019243,25015858,25016782,25016446,25016188,25016307,25015283,25016191,25014826,25021430,25014868,25015542,25024848,25016834,25019837,25016353,25015261,25015634],"score":460,"time":1604750226,"title":"Why not use GraphQL?","type":"story","url":"https://wundergraph.com/blog/why_not_use_graphql"}],[24729994,{"by":"tcgv","descendants":8,"id":24729994,"kids":[24732490,24732194,24730491,24730921],"score":13,"text":"My company's codebase is completing seven years since its first line was written. I know it's not that old, but as I talk with fellow developers from other companies I can spot a few differences as a result of how each codebase has been managed that directly affect team productivity, engagement and happiness:

- Perception of architectural consistency

- Perception of quality and robustness

- Willingness to adopt "new trends"

- Amount of technical debt

- Frequency of partial/total rewrites

- Operational complexity and costs

About a year ago I posted a few learnings from my own experience managing our codebase since its inception:

- https://thomasvilhena.com/2019/11/system-design-coherence

So I'm interested in your experience and learnings managing a long-term code base, both what your team did right and what went wrong.

Thanks in advance!","time":1602252283,"title":"Ask HN: How to successfully manage a long-term codebase?","type":"story"}],[24711833,{"by":"mitchbob","descendants":7,"id":24711833,"kids":[24712161,24712247,24719530,24724279,24715268,24711957,24713067],"score":1,"text":"The Nobel to the CRISPR pioneers got me thinking: what technology poses the greatest risk to the well-being of people and the planet? Set aside benefits for a moment and consider which technology

- Has the greatest potential for abuse

- Would do the most damage if abused

- Is most difficult to control

Some possibilities:

- Thermonuclear weapons

- Genetic engineering

- AI

- Surveillance

- For-profit social networking, in particular Facebook

Are there others that should be on the list?","time":1602099369,"title":"Ask HN: What Is the Most Dangerous Technology?","type":"story"}],[24602331,{"by":"anasbarg","descendants":2,"id":24602331,"kids":[24630757],"score":10,"text":"I'm building an opinionated domain-specific language for generating GraphQL APIs. You define your schema (models), authorization rules, and you can then extend it's functionality with JavaScript or Python.

I want to know about your pain points with existing BaaS solutions such as Firebase, AWS AppSync/Amplify, etc. so I solve them with the somain-specific language I'm building.

Thank you.","time":1601155972,"title":"Ask HN: What are your pain points with current BaaS solutions?","type":"story"}]]

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