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It's been a huge rewrite to get this working on Linux and Windows from our original Mac and Metal code.

We also have some interesting uses of cross-platform Swift + Electron in our plugin manager app, and cross-platform Swift generally in the plugin. Hopefully we can detail that in a blog post at some point.

There's a free Filmbox Lite version to try, if you're interested.","time":1675883586,"title":"Show HN: Filmbox, physically accurate film emulation, now on Linux and 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tech sector underwent rapid manpower growth, and recently, rapid reduction [1,2,3].

What advice do you have for new grads in CS/EE fields looking for jobs? For example, I am finishing my PhD in AI-related work this spring. Colleagues I've talked to in several companies have told me about frozen hiring. Is this true in your experience?

Is it better to get any job than keep searching for the job I'd be most suited for? Should I reach directly to managers in different teams? Who are the best people/kinds of firms to reach out to when the industry is slowing hiring?

[1]: https://layoffs.fyi/\n[2]: https://news.stanford.edu/2022/12/05/explains-recent-tech-layoffs-worried/\n[3]: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/05/tech-jobs-hit-the-hardest-by-layoffs-last-year-report.html","time":1674056504,"title":"Ask HN: With recent layoffs, how would you advise new grads entering the market?","type":"story"}],[34422627,{"by":"azhenley","descendants":76,"id":34422627,"kids":[34423631,34422917,34423333,34422954,34423120,34422841,34423112,34423565,34423198,34423104,34423375,34424458,34426113,34424144,34423657,34425619,34422829,34429962,34426071,34424630,34424373,34423430,34424175,34423242,34492326,34423826,34423206],"score":372,"time":1674008173,"title":"LangChain: Build AI apps with LLMs through composability","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/hwchase17/langchain"}],[34421594,{"by":"gardenhedge","descendants":141,"id":34421594,"kids":[34421929,34422165,34422461,34422693,34422721,34426327,34422098,34422466,34422526,34423711,34422387,34421966,34421885,34429789,34421918,34422901,34423769,34423026,34422893,34422934,34426109,34425198,34423619,34421803,34422626,34471733,34422040,34425509,34425044,34435309,34423012,34422941,34421867,34422908,34428153,34422380,34422571,34422914,34425076,34442826,34423432,34421618,34422170,34421912,34424029,34422489],"score":147,"text":"You may like or dislike Tiktok based on it's content and style of delivering that content but I think everyone has to admit that technically it is quite the achievement.

It's video based and delivers video really well. It rarely buffers or fails to load. Compare that to the Reddit video player or the Twitter video player or Vimeo. It's much better. Netflix loads poorly initially for me quite a bit (granted it's trying to load much higher quality).

How did they manage to get the engineering talent when seemingly FB, MS, Netflix, Amazon, Google are all fighting for that talent?","time":1674001696,"title":"Ask HN: Techwise, how did TikTok get so good?","type":"story"}],[34414716,{"by":"georgehill","descendants":104,"id":34414716,"kids":[34423662,34420931,34421307,34425865,34416342,34424077,34553088,34421786,34420706,34426969,34425725,34423400,34443762,34454176,34443764,34421663,34423753,34423809,34422296],"score":1110,"time":1673973629,"title":"Let's build GPT: from scratch, in code, spelled out by Andrej Karpathy [video]","type":"story","url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCc8FmEb1nY"}],[34416748,{"by":"adversaryIdiot","descendants":52,"id":34416748,"kids":[34417265,34417573,34417057,34417574,34417184,34417072,34417620,34417710,34417315,34417846,34417144,34417912,34417177,34417382,34417141,34416973,34418216,34416978,34417393,34417085,34417350,34416968,34417453,34417150,34417114,34419297,34417224,34429772,34417299,34422404,34417981,34417833,34417784,34421060,34417845,34417294,34421018,34417482,34418670,34417193],"score":33,"text":"I have very little exposure to art. Art is a completely untapped field which I'm sure I'm missing out on. I've heard that stepping outside of STEM and appreciating other fields is a good idea.

How would you recommend for me to take a step out of STEM and get a taste of the artsy realm in life? I don't know what I don't know.","time":1673980971,"title":"Ask HN: How do I get into art?","type":"story"}],[34412069,{"by":"newsoul","descendants":203,"id":34412069,"kids":[34414775,34412324,34413160,34412470,34412617,34418099,34412901,34414104,34412292,34414276,34413378,34417715,34412263,34412636,34414479,34413520,34418259,34412400,34412747,34413831,34412728,34412534,34412619,34412611,34413277,34415311,34412968,34418815,34412258,34415050,34413512,34413781,34412316,34418405,34412342,34417822,34421895,34421122,34412931,34412425,34416152,34414471,34425414,34420202,34416056,34412280,34412880,34412338,34415464,34413825,34414041,34415682,34414043,34414040,34420437,34413971,34439690,34412883,34412589,34416759,34415064,34413553,34419678,34415671,34418004,34412874,34412502,34412300,34412355,34414172,34413031,34412223,34412567,34413554,34417647,34412603,34417407,34414554,34413949,34414341,34416270,34413970,34415199,34414025,34433906,34413996,34417058,34416754,34413535,34412618,34416830,34414710],"score":473,"text":"It is common knowledge that when first learning programming, one should start with small projects to build something real rather than learning rules and syntax of the language only.

Which are some of the best books that take a project based approach in teaching programming to a beginner?","time":1673961844,"title":"Ask HN: Books that teach programming by building a series of small projects?","type":"story"}],[34414420,{"by":"DocFeind","descendants":453,"id":34414420,"kids":[34414701,34414638,34414880,34414783,34415252,34415209,34415562,34420876,34414739,34415537,34415075,34415059,34420606,34420903,34414781,34415297,34415217,34415714,34425442,34415222,34423096,34425631,34415821,34415429,34416109,34425278,34428537,34422092,34424765,34415327,34415146,34420879,34420888,34415267,34443174,34423292,34421112,34415354,34415624,34415167,34414692,34415235,34414691,34414545,34423496,34414888,34420864,34415305,34415245,34415551,34415315],"score":155,"time":1673972499,"title":"Conservatives think ChatGPT has gone 'woke'","type":"story","url":"https://www.vice.com/en/article/93a4qe/conservatives-panicking-about-ai-bias-years-too-late-think-chatgpt-has-gone-woke"}],[34379892,{"by":"app4soft","descendants":28,"id":34379892,"kids":[34380387,34380618,34384115,34383091,34383511,34380723,34385309,34388786,34384274,34381847,34383472],"score":81,"time":1673700522,"title":"Blender for Symbian OS","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/Dante-Leoncini/Blendersito"}],[34381907,{"by":"ksec","descendants":27,"id":34381907,"kids":[34383780,34382836,34382708,34383180,34382629,34382703,34382342,34382860,34382314,34382672,34382306],"score":45,"time":1673716622,"title":"Apple is no longer part of Glassdoor’s 100 Best Places to Work ranking","type":"story","url":"https://9to5mac.com/2023/01/13/apple-no-longer-part-glassdoor-ranking/"}],[34350662,{"by":"danboarder","descendants":121,"id":34350662,"kids":[34355450,34355768,34353420,34352492,34358276,34354306,34353494,34352458,34352466,34352326,34361715,34387806,34351076,34353500,34356470,34355088,34353669,34352778,34352661,34359038,34359101,34360117,34353074,34353310],"score":319,"time":1673511738,"title":"Geoffrey Hinton publishes new deep learning algorithm","type":"story","url":"https://www.infoq.com/news/2023/01/hinton-forward-algorithm/"}],[34307146,{"by":"doener","descendants":15,"id":34307146,"kids":[34329907,34328631,34330615,34332578,34329289,34329432,34329529,34328475,34330511],"score":30,"time":1673242399,"title":"Apple Music Sing: Is this the dream karaoke machine?","type":"story","url":"https://slate.com/culture/2023/01/karaoke-apple-music-sing-iphone-tv-youtube.html"}],[34225417,{"by":"glisom","descendants":117,"id":34225417,"kids":[34225739,34226131,34226410,34225821,34226092,34227036,34226182,34226223,34226273,34226588,34229455,34226898,34226905,34231024,34236317,34240339,34228775,34226901,34226022,34227418,34226003,34226312,34226298,34229934,34225800,34225418],"score":303,"time":1672703317,"title":"Books for Software Engineers in 2023","type":"story","url":"https://grantisom.com/2023/01/02/mustread-books-for.html"}],[34206219,{"by":"luuuzeta","descendants":913,"id":34206219,"kids":[34209966,34210203,34210369,34212947,34209916,34209075,34206521,34211870,34206915,34210180,34209182,34210122,34206627,34209519,34211655,34212508,34212318,34206936,34207256,34209667,34210424,34210991,34207405,34212666,34210089,34206557,34214492,34210688,34206602,34209521,34207834,34211371,34209352,34211782,34210895,34211178,34211012,34206730,34211379,34206826,34211464,34216197,34209285,34210569,34209917,34206593,34206888,34210837,34209570,34209935,34211279,34210207,34224995,34210042,34212529,34206683,34209637,34211203,34206581,34210062,34209628,34209618,34210764,34211511,34208420,34211106,34206968,34211594,34211190,34208573,34211043,34207140,34209547,34210811,34213058,34206817,34209773,34207568,34211194,34218135,34208304,34217682,34212264,34212901,34212419,34209108,34206636,34212904,34212173,34216104,34214603,34213624,34207084,34212721,34210674,34209345,34214510,34211312,34210786,34206755,34213532,34213489,34210745,34207021,34213379,34218116,34227553,34215113,34210128,34210652,34213054,34211104,34207080,34206558,34214756,34210743,34214732,34210551,34246321,34209816,34213944,34209655,34211480,34210127,34214554,34212514,34210101,34222890,34210703,34212580,34212683,34218111,34215760,34211538,34211361,34209465,34208779,34210402,34214524,34211317,34206980,34212553,34210737,34212101,34210723,34211120,34209714,34210641,34210651,34210204,34211610,34209386,34206942,34213005,34209534,34206900,34209772,34214885,34212942,34213563,34207382,34211141,34209867,34213064,34206934,34210805,34210149,34210833,34211388,34209932,34212709,34209709,34207122,34213778,34215197,34209512,34211623,34212624,34210797,34212988,34210185,34209791,34212551,34313238,34209004,34212443,34211210,34206869,34211323,34212889,34214514,34215315,34212504,34209102,34211297,34210588,34210037,34228839,34213376,34213685,34212887,34209296,34215886],"score":579,"text":"I'm reading Petzold's Code [1], and it dawned on me that I didn't understand logic gates intuitively until now. I took a Computer Architecture course back in college, and I understood what logic gates meant in boolean algebra but not empirically. Petzold clarified this for me by going from the empirical to the theoretical using a lightbulb, a battery, wires, and relays (which he introduces when he talks about the telegraph as a way to amplify a signal).

Another concept is the relationship between current, voltage, and resistance. For example, I always failed to understand why longer wires mean more resistance while thicker wires mean less resistance.

[1]: https://www.codehiddenlanguage.com/","time":1672581027,"title":"Ask HN: Concepts that clicked only years after you first encountered them?","type":"story"}],[34176601,{"by":"mfiguiere","descendants":244,"id":34176601,"kids":[34177329,34177351,34178524,34177402,34177971,34176872,34178713,34180368,34178608,34176984,34177694,34179941,34177202,34177545,34177839,34179017,34179616,34178947,34179221,34178462,34184412,34179964,34178912,34182611,34179376,34179710,34177553,34177481,34179463,34177671,34207155,34182001,34179701,34178028,34177592,34179345,34177406,34178385,34177476,34178910,34178139,34179237],"score":735,"time":1672341198,"title":"Pelé has died","type":"story","url":"https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/29/sports/soccer/pele-dead.html"}]]

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