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I am looking to replace Ubuntu with something that will be stable and supported for the next twenty years, without being ruined by corporate interests. What are my best options?","time":1675011682,"title":"Ask HN: What Next After Ubuntu?","type":"story"}],[34218003,{"by":"nassimsoftware","descendants":386,"id":34218003,"kids":[34219656,34218396,34218790,34218468,34218483,34218420,34218658,34218422,34218956,34218615,34219674,34218506,34220780,34219075,34218277,34219635,34219026,34219522,34219981,34219159,34218560,34218520,34218265,34220418,34218776,34218674,34218482,34218704,34218375,34218358,34219333,34223566,34219823,34220087,34219149,34218886,34219066,34221105,34218546,34218806,34218498,34218798,34218606,34219205,34218906,34219440,34218366,34221622,34218501,34220201,34256111,34218945,34221128,34221148,34218637,34218773,34218458,34223091,34221906,34218754,34223977,34221313,34229306,34222321,34221675,34218522,34218817,34218592,34220958,34218813,34219410,34220327,34224535,34221359,34218703,34224059,34221223,34221009,34222718,34220437,34218616,34218814,34219385,34219107,34218682,34219346,34220393,34219469,34228537,34220687,34218912,34248963,34218455,34218481,34220100,34219869,34220195,34221239,34218880,34218764,34225163,34218363,34222452,34218428,34218524,34224068,34219060,34218833,34220299,34219157,34218722,34219680,34220652,34219982,34222397,34221175,34228394,34218351,34218854,34221509,34221321,34219143,34227323,34222566,34223654,34219671,34220807,34220381,34219517,34221046,34219920,34220323],"score":257,"text":"Follow up question : Is that complexity necessary or artificially inflated?","time":1672668791,"title":"Ask HN: Why did Frontend development explode in complexity?","type":"story"}],[33786474,{"by":"roblaszczak","descendants":177,"id":33786474,"kids":[33786996,33786792,33786986,33786813,33787229,33786640,33788282,33787182,33788476,33787172,33786694,33788650,33790490,33788399,33786678,33790164,33787018,33790558,33790278,33789035,33791163,33786705,33787021,33789126,33786631,33793751,33786827,33786993,33787601,33787427,33787046,33786796,33786903,33794631,33787201,33793222],"score":205,"time":1669723273,"title":"The best Go framework: no framework?","type":"story","url":"https://threedots.tech/post/best-go-framework/"}],[33534644,{"by":"trollerator23","descendants":226,"id":33534644,"kids":[33539629,33536950,33536040,33537638,33536330,33536634,33535527,33538890,33540754,33541752,33540537,33535897,33536705,33537003,33539907,33539218,33538811,33535373,33535196,33535131,33536510,33540733,33539542,33540445,33539276,33538172,33554682,33539491,33562093,33542000,33543763,33551576,33536617,33573632,33540869,33538975,33536696,33539694,33539469,33538785,33535782,33551646,33541430,33537434,33538688,33548431,33536658,33535762,33540971,33539523,33536703,33540398,33542889,33535050,33536777,33536699,33550584,33538498,33542699,33540023,33539312,33544081,33541603,33536265,33579831,33536806,33535348,33549766,33535741,33539177,33541827,33535675,33534948,33538969,33535817,33538809,33543128,33543092,33564223,33539968,33535265,33534762,33542242,33536827,33556272,33534666,33539059,33536626,33539226,33536358,33543087,33536747,33540392,33541260,33536966,33536269,33543013,33538739,33534723,33538826,33538670,33539626,33536782,33540789,33540822,33540534,33536573,33584185,33543216,33534684,33545643,33536477,33539577,33558611,33537119,33537389,33576030,33539492,33540264,33539006,33543039,33539758,33552576,33540323,33558668,33542722,33540216,33539382,33542030,33540053,33538935,33543267,33543296,33539176,33539827],"score":159,"text":"(This is a serious question, despite my username)

There are plenty of studies that show that having a "purpose" and working after it is correlated with higher happiness or well being. "Purpose" is vague enough, so to make things worse I am going to conflate it with "life meaning", "calling" or "personal values". I recently came across the Japanese "Ikigai" which seems related.

Ok, I buy this, however, what is this "purpose/ meaning/ calling/ value" thing? What does it mean, really? How do I find mine?

I think this is the kind of thing a fair amount of people here in HN have thought about, so I thought of asking.

Is there any research that goes into what is "purpose" and how to figure it out? I've come across plenty that talks about how good it is, but nothing that goes into how to find it. Any serious books that you may recommend?","time":1668013934,"title":"Ask HN: How do I find my “purpose”?","type":"story"}],[33490314,{"by":"damacaner","descendants":138,"id":33490314,"kids":[33491010,33491207,33491396,33491330,33490976,33491004,33492522,33492403,33490361,33491915,33491295,33492396,33491199,33491573,33491282,33491319,33491852,33491086,33492085,33493080,33491339,33491154,33492211,33491818,33492434,33493542,33491647,33496897,33491981,33491293,33492534,33492040,33492638,33490880,33492421,33491866,33492724,33491405,33491910,33490628,33491420,33492342,33491075,33493729,33492538,33502576,33491486,33492025,33491635,33491305,33493093,33492840,33491757,33543913,33491235],"score":208,"text":"$16","time":1667722159,"title":"Does anyone else finds AWS and other Amazon services overly complicated?","type":"story"}],[33412792,{"by":"acdha","descendants":149,"id":33412792,"kids":[33417430,33417587,33417746,33415694,33417130,33417559,33416875,33415363,33416801,33415014,33419101,33414698,33414930,33416046,33414760,33414628,33418431,33416791,33415611,33416445,33419587,33415137,33415779,33417366,33425566,33414560,33418031,33418654,33418396,33415687,33420261,33419054,33417952,33415585,33419227,33416084,33417081,33418545,33414657,33417649],"score":231,"time":1667249162,"title":"SMS Multifactor Authentication in Antarctica","type":"story","url":"https://brr.fyi/posts/sms-mfa"}],[33348913,{"by":"mhb","descendants":149,"id":33348913,"kids":[33353679,33356566,33353317,33349507,33353483,33357262,33350156,33358346,33360689,33350351,33353478,33355842,33363161,33360932,33361462,33352483,33353794,33361228,33361348,33351353,33350236,33353318,33355801,33350069,33361483,33355222,33353919,33349791,33361517,33361578,33361146,33364732,33356952,33356360,33359769,33361119,33349997,33353883,33351222,33354433,33361226],"score":353,"time":1666815901,"title":"PayPal restores to its TOS $2,500 charge for any post they don't like","type":"story","url":"https://twitter.com/jeremyknauff/status/1584919295225729028"}],[33134021,{"by":"jelan","descendants":282,"id":33134021,"kids":[33134667,33134993,33134565,33134458,33134549,33134687,33135058,33134760,33135711,33134609,33135017,33135598,33134479,33136494,33134579,33135791,33134897,33134581,33134445,33135634,33135783,33135681,33137677,33138357,33134954,33136034,33135500,33135420,33139644,33134824,33135551,33138185,33140796,33140971,33134726,33139241,33139471,33134599,33137867,33136702,33138335,33135994,33219983,33140352,33134518,33136620,33135214,33136966,33134451,33135037,33135167,33139529,33135043,33136287,33135082,33135886,33134701,33134982,33142385,33136067,33136411,33139867,33140191,33138623,33135788,33135732,33135223,33134685,33138186,33134746,33135164,33135789,33135508],"score":270,"text":"I have a few years of experience working mostly on the frontend with React and am getting more and more frustrated with all the added layers of complexity needed to work with most common frontend frameworks.

I’ve hit a point where it just doesn’t seem like the end justifies the means in the vast majority of cases anymore which really doesn’t make me excited to work on much in this space now.

The one redeeming quality of doing this kind of work is that it is in very high demand, and I worry that the price of becoming more specialized or doing something more enjoyable with less bloat is that it becomes much harder to find jobs.

Has anyone either switched from doing web development type work to something else they enjoy more for similar reasons? If anyone considers themselves very specialized in an area, do you worry about job opportunities?","time":1665248806,"title":"Ask HN: Getting tired of complexity in web development","type":"story"}],[32994937,{"by":"asim","descendants":126,"id":32994937,"kids":[33000890,33006244,33004997,33006663,33006472,33005214,33005284,33010855,33005212,33004924,33012628,33007628,33015349,33005335,33011052,33004973,33010005,33007246,33016411,33011260,33004971,33008520,33006981,33006421,33010241,33012355,33006564,33005312,33007408,33006014],"score":189,"time":1664285125,"title":"Real World Micro Services","type":"story","url":"https://micro.dev/blog/2022/09/27/real-world-micro-services.html"}],[32975173,{"by":"thunderbong","descendants":989,"id":32975173,"kids":[32976133,32976065,32975838,32978875,32975404,32975964,32978500,32976713,32984167,32975627,32975824,32975754,32975730,32976611,32976974,32975606,32975711,32975776,32976479,32976637,32979852,32975495,32979327,32977159,32979652,32975461,32976353,32975755,32977406,32975564,32975485,32976070,32976671,32976026,32977188,32975511,32975619,32978137,32976300,32977691,32977490,32975832,32981621,32975477,32983889,32981036,32975582,32975729,32975502,32976683,32977275,32977518,32976328,32980469,32976203,32975678,32976295,32980556,32976598,32975317,32975612,32983055,32986349,32978963,32978384,32980506,32980550,32976918,32984729,32982998,32975847,32981084,32980591,32980267,32976477,32976814,32976666,32975413,32981468,32977027,32976090,32975790,32981384,32979655,32975701,32978078,32979497,32977118,32980167,32977729,32977583,32977531,32978016,32987431,32975784,32978734,32980017,32977855,32978805,32981198,32975865,32978731,32977333,32982131,32977628,32975734,32978083,32980624,32980260,32978207,32984322,32975781,32981632,32980136,32976890,32975997,32981024,32979766,32983807,32976601,32977390,32977054,32978034,32978607,32980682,32977593,32979368,32976562,32976149,32979733,32978229,32977544,33002083,32976078,32977301,32978416,32979092,32981488,32978562,32975844,32975713,32976809,32977968,32980727,32976622,32976064,32975961,32978009,32978512,32990673,32976621,32983020,32975653,32975538,32977572,32975430,32975685,32979807,32979471,32976274,32979887,32980907,32978925,32978730,32976312,32975447,32977656,32979912,32975321,32975545,32975315,33016582,32976915],"score":1514,"time":1664134708,"title":"Someday aliens will land and all will be fine until we explain our calendar","type":"story","url":"https://twitter.com/foone/status/1572260363764400129"}],[32926546,{"by":"gjvc","descendants":58,"id":32926546,"kids":[32928152,32933183,32928024,32929281,32929212,32928790,32933639,32928514,32931609,32928669,32929285,32932361,32928317,32928208,32928661,32928293,32932307,32935555,32929312,32932192,32934175,32928627,32933433,32928886,32935643,32930985,32934201,32934197,32935498,32927679],"score":190,"time":1663774271,"title":"Q – Run SQL Directly on CSV or TSV Files","type":"story","url":"http://harelba.github.io/q/"}],[32920577,{"by":"nonasktell","descendants":224,"id":32920577,"kids":[32921256,32920868,32920772,32921342,32921006,32922493,32921372,32920761,32921103,32921566,32920848,32921302,32921168,32921346,32925590,32922111,32920901,32920894,32920925,32923573,32921125,32920826,32920982,32920788,32922182,32921304,32921036,32922179,32921008,32921907,32921020,32922937,32921043,32920805,32937340,32921091,32921197,32921384,32921143,32921713,32921297,32921065,32936520,32922218,32924561,32921359,32922789,32922367,32920740,32928367,32922962,32920948,32921144,32923452,32924954,32921027,32921305,32922382,32932736,32920914,32935805,32932637,32922478,32921456,32920957,32922454,32920882,32926450,32924437,32921558,32920988,32923336,32923580,32921003,32922426,32921093,32920847,32924171,32920878,32921106,32921198,32920893,32920778,32922278,32922387,32921902,32928988,32923409,32921045,32923983,32920766,32922131,32921660,32921421,32921927,32927834,32927627,32923413,32921014,32923707,32923178,32922371,32922463,32921991,32921202],"score":236,"text":"I'm a fairly young SWE in my early twenties, and I've tried a bit of everything.

Fullstack web dev, a bit of cyber security, a bit of AI, mobile apps, all kind of automation/bots/mass scraping, growth hacking, small games, low level C...

And I'm starting to wonder if I should specialize.

I've always been interested by AI, but since it's such a large/complex field, I never really took the time to dedicate myself to it completely because I'm always interested by 10 things at the same time.

I have absolutely zero doubts about my employability, but I'm afraid to regret it long term if I don't specialize in an interesting field.

Do you regret being a generalist? Have you been one in the past and then changed? In that case what do you prefer? Do you regret it?","time":1663731305,"title":"Ask HN: Do you regret being a generalist?","type":"story"}],[32812884,{"by":"gmays","descendants":467,"id":32812884,"kids":[32814596,32814938,32813453,32814214,32813838,32814285,32814575,32816619,32814217,32815214,32814490,32815265,32813449,32813580,32814083,32813846,32814424,32816781,32814271,32813552,32820520,32814594,32814994,32815042,32816395,32814997,32817520,32817645,32815579,32815018,32813561,32823261,32815231,32816262,32814089,32817863,32818047,32814836,32817761,32814371,32814778,32814458,32814412,32815226,32814405,32815321,32814656,32815946,32814233,32814980,32814987,32815597,32814793,32814856,32814027,32815007,32816016,32820180,32864243,32813559,32813831,32814097,32813978,32813965,32817366,32814088,32815479,32814705,32815179],"score":351,"time":1663000838,"title":"Who cares about diversity?","type":"story","url":"https://fakenous.substack.com/p/who-cares-about-diversity"}],[32508668,{"by":"psim1","descendants":243,"id":32508668,"kids":[32511228,32509696,32510625,32509609,32509939,32510249,32509629,32509625,32509745,32509586,32512897,32524045,32511240,32515744,32512064,32510819,32512084,32510823,32510617,32510372,32508886,32509613,32515306,32510149,32509652,32520028,32509942,32511582,32510550,32511004,32509621,32514015,32510604,32510668,32510917,32512446,32512360,32510207,32517846,32510752,32510026],"score":165,"time":1660825796,"title":"Delphi still exists and is actively developed","type":"story","url":"https://www.embarcadero.com/products/delphi"}],[32328207,{"by":"Exorust","descendants":300,"id":32328207,"kids":[32330999,32328448,32330861,32330602,32328577,32328486,32330961,32330505,32328648,32328345,32328568,32330970,32328701,32330555,32328675,32330897,32328552,32330777,32330677,32328736,32331309,32331531,32331137,32332062,32331388,32330907,32330932,32332730,32330846,32331090,32332590,32328598,32330301,32330587,32333110,32332224,32331204,32335616,32333609,32331131,32329371,32332964,32355062,32328690,32329105,32335878,32331684,32334199,32331811,32332879,32328504,32330795,32335228,32328468,32330665,32339025,32331368,32328657,32336902,32330309,32331826,32329731,32336205,32330295,32329712,32330182,32330594,32331317,32330487,32330406,32328542,32338446,32331259,32330934,32332115,32340794,32330303,32330275,32330689,32333581,32333691,32331182,32331299,32328621,32329155,32330694,32336457,32331903,32331192,32331140,32328430,32329005,32328527,32328821,32330784,32330527,32331690,32329252,32332244,32328409,32332921,32328507,32330635,32328424,32328404,32334562],"score":208,"text":"Seems like the quality of youtube suggestions & shorts have been spammed by bots & other people hacking the system. Why is Google not doing anything about this?","time":1659507173,"title":"Ask HN: Why has quality of YouTube reduced 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You Left 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