15:[[35069077,{"by":"boredemployee","descendants":12,"id":35069077,"kids":[35070314,35071268,35069315,35077883,35077449,35073565,35072304,35069253],"score":6,"text":"I ask that because I imagine how much advantage I would have for learning things but at the same time I have no idea what the down side is for my 12 yo kid","time":1678284327,"title":"Ask HN: Are you teaching your kids to use ChatGPT?","type":"story"}],[29340015,{"by":"linusb","descendants":63,"id":29340015,"kids":[29340354,29340534,29340345,29341622,29340386,29340577,29341488,29340685,29341300,29341393,29340270,29340593,29340285,29342380,29341508,29340620,29340974,29342280,29345351,29340803,29343784,29342338,29340289,29340780,29341074,29342667,29344376,29340588,29341106,29362706,29342601,29341771,29340731,29342897],"score":69,"text":"Recently I got a promotion at my job. I was working with another guy in a small company with an even smaller IT department. That guy was fired and I got the position to be the only sysadmin at the moment. I never had any experience working and managing the whole IT infrastructure, because the company has 4 campuses around the city. I'm kinda confused on how to manage everything, my background is with information security and it's going to be a big challenge for me because it's my first job.","time":1637835846,"title":"Ask HN: Tips on Sysadmin Job","type":"story"}],[29012658,{"by":"AndrewSwift","descendants":6,"id":29012658,"kids":[29013402,29012897],"score":3,"text":"$16","time":1635339181,"title":"Ask HN: How much detail should I give new users during onboarding?","type":"story"}],[28874832,{"by":"randmthrwyy","descendants":1,"id":28874832,"kids":[28879329],"score":2,"time":1634278178,"title":"Ask HN: Which software/tools would you send your past self?","type":"story"}],[26457473,{"by":"vletal","descendants":41,"id":26457473,"kids":[26463001,26459675,26458037,26457514,26461928,26461632,26461548,26458401,26461875,26459052,26459394,26481375,26462927,26461832,26462753,26460150,26461916,26458901,26462289,26463723,26463421,26460857,26463005,26459097,26465187,26477642,26471442,26461199,26460723],"score":50,"text":"At the beginning of the century there was a thriving web community doing basic HTML + CSS. If you were a "real programmer" you could convert your page to PHP and get into algorithms and databases. I know some peers who started like that, same as me. You could easily create a "professional level" web page at the time. Teenagers were building web pages for pocket money.

Nowadays, we have Medium, Twitter, Reddit, Facebook, ... Mostly noone needs a custom blog. What do kids these days to start with programming?

Since I got a kid I was wondering what I can do for him to show him the marvels of that world. Everything seems to be less accessible than anything from the time of my childhood. Including stuff made for that purpose, like RPis. What did you do to tech programming to your kids?","time":1615746209,"title":"Ask HN: What do you do to get your kids to programming?","type":"story"}],[25765696,{"by":"supernova87a","descendants":30,"id":25765696,"kids":[25766133,25766218,25772674,25767241,25776795,25767881,25767682,25767066,25779219,25765709,25765785,25766796,25765834,25768812,25781163,25768543,25780411,25765726,25781533,25766001,25773080,25767154],"score":16,"time":1610560914,"title":"Ask HN: Are you/anyone you know actually *thriving* under lockdown, WFH? How?","type":"story"}],[23925198,{"by":"kristerv","descendants":10,"id":23925198,"kids":[23927014,23927345,23936471,23927526,23945378,23927067,23942150,23927121,23935419,23929114,23942583],"score":13,"text":"Tech forum, I know. But I've seen some of the most earnest advice here. So what books or materials should an about-to-be-dad consume?","time":1595491439,"title":"Ask HN: Resources for how to be a first-time dad","type":"story"}],[23410132,{"by":"aloukissas","descendants":5,"id":23410132,"kids":[23410874,23420006,23410351,23412022,23416182],"score":5,"text":"When you set up 2FA using an authenticator, you are given a list of one-time codes to use in the case when you lose your phone and don't have access to the authenticator app.

Where do you store those? I would imagine that at least: (a) these should be on "the cloud" and (b) encrypted.

What's your current process of doing this? Do you just store them in your password manager (e.g. in the "notes")?","time":1591225914,"title":"Ask HN: How do you store 2FA one-time codes?","type":"story"}],[22511163,{"by":"ivanmushketyk","descendants":3,"id":22511163,"kids":[22512619,22512065,22516199],"score":8,"time":1583582295,"title":"Ask HN: What non-technical books helped you career the most?","type":"story"}],[18902436,{"by":"amadk","descendants":118,"id":18902436,"kids":[18902995,18902924,18902853,18902972,18903254,18902934,18903837,18903027,18905388,18903324,18902940,18902490,18902953,18902473,18903008,18903092,18902911,18912118,18903719,18902859,18903606,18904002,18914851,18918232,18902504,18902988,18902899,18903442,18903209,18903210,18904362,18903198,18902458,18902946,18902881,18902977,18905564,18904973,18902997,18902667,18903237,18928794,18904598,18904694,18903476,18905222,18903082,18903089,18904932,18903761,18903538,18903991,18903311],"score":139,"text":"How did you escape your meaningless 9-5 job to work full time on what you wanted to work on[1]?

Did you have a strategy or was it a leap of faith?

Did you regret it later on?

Are you happy with the decision you made?

Where do you think you would be today if you had decided to stay in that job?

If you are currently in a job like that, then do you have any plans of escaping to work on your passion[1]? if yes, then please share your plan.

[1] Your passion may be a dream job, a special course (masters, software bootcamp, course in another field like marketing or airplane pilot etc.) or a startup. It just has to be something you love but are not doing because you think you're job is currently the safest option for you.","time":1547467930,"title":"Ask HN: How did you escape your safe 9-5 job?","type":"story"}]]

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created:	January 4, 2016
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