15:[[35032506,{"by":"ehmorris","descendants":170,"id":35032506,"kids":[35035124,35033843,35034783,35035073,35033421,35209683,35046654,35037246,35036619,35201329,35036655,35039311,35033680,35034300,35035865,35034191,35034065,35033736,35042793,35034011,35033936,35035950,35050433,35044872,35092383,35037790,35036440,35035722,35036024,35033510,35095848,35038486,35060740,35055010,35035714,35035510,35041455,35035686,35034318,35034161,35036060,35036400,35035265,35035720,35035698,35035206,35037347,35033701,35040200,35035539,35040155,35033456,35033875,35033653,35041697,35035429,35035336,35091480,35033725,35048660,35040452,35078588,35037456,35036032,35035846,35035628,35033536,35035146,35035363,35035157,35033357,35035716,35036121,35034259,35033683,35040191,35036554,35034991,35035097,35034170,35038351,35035759,35041534,35034286,35037322,35037282,35033754,35040557,35034921,35039744,35035137,35049532,35035612,35035582,35034634,35038683,35036518,35039248,35038209,35034258,35032518,35033336],"score":564,"text":"I’ve been working on this game for the past few weeks. It’s written in plain JavaScript, mostly with canvas, with no dependencies.

The code is here: https://github.com/ehmorris/lunar-lander","time":1678041312,"title":"Show HN: Lander, a lunar lander style web game","type":"story","url":"https://ehmorris.com/lander/"}],[32954452,{"by":"whitepirate20","descendants":81,"id":32954452,"kids":[32955432,32955086,32954936,32954669,32955699,32955694,32954901,32954931,32955016,32955310,32954823,32954652,32954999,32956171,32955661,32955651,32955322,32954718,32955043,32958718,32958939,32955312,32959844,32955301,32954787,32955287,32955671,32955101,32955324,32955286,32954830,32957957,32955383,32959979,32969727,32969058,32957195,32971861,32955347,32955381,32954794],"score":78,"text":"The reality is I can’t quit my job given I’m young and live in California. I got a high paying job at a recognizable tech company, but plagued with exhaustion and lack of motivation, which is killing me daily life. Anything you guys have done to dig out of a rut?

I’m taking an electrical engineering class and exploitation security class online. I’m constantly learning, which I love. I work on a product which just clones other similar products with a slightly better price point, so it’s hard to really care about the goal, but it would be nice to shift that mentality slightly.

I think long term I want to work on low level systems, but my current mental state is affecting my ability to learn effectively. Maybe therapy could help.","time":1663952672,"title":"Ask HN: Tips to relearn how to care about my job?","type":"story"}],[32908160,{"by":"BrandoElFollito","descendants":67,"id":32908160,"kids":[32908570,32908520,32908573,32908616,32909338,32909094,32909933,32952472,32913934,32910037,32909187,32908553,32911103,32908545,32912045,32908638,32909234,32909890,32908715,32909465,32910834,32909497,32914849,32909808,32913609,32909244,32914321,32908569,32969209,32915351,32909609,32909278,32908365,32913772,32933581,32908871,32919951,32908893,32908640,32910066,32918874,32909523,32908708,32908868,32916755,32919933,32908626,32916039,32911346,32913913,32911655,32909191,32908995,32909034,32909965],"score":47,"text":"I am an amateur developer and bounce back and forth between Go and Typescript. Since I code in my free time, I usually do a week of Go, then maybe a few days of Python, and then back to Typescript.

I find it difficult to switch between the grammar of the languages (especially ones that are rather close such as Go and TS) and spend a day pondering over bugs which are an extra colon, or a dot in the wrong line.

Do you have any tricks/hacks to make the switch easier?

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Note: by "close" I mean "visually close": "func" vs "function", stacked chained methods that either have their dot at the end of the previous line, or at the beginning on the next, single vs double quotes, types prefixed by a colon or not, ...","time":1663653410,"title":"Ask HN: How do you switch between programming languages?","type":"story"}],[32840864,{"by":"karanmg","descendants":51,"id":32840864,"kids":[32841745,32842193,32842739,32841338,32841626,32842364,32851092,32841418,32845107,32841217,32842282,32883363,32841194,32844472,32844775,32851909,32841698,32843942,32845692,32859121,32849237,32841552,32842073,32842788,32841733,32906572,32845809,32842090,32842645,32852558,32843328,32842008,32842879,32845989,32842388,32842994,32844205,32842837,32844771,32844179],"score":24,"text":"How do you find new music these days like Nirvana, GNR, Metallica, or Kula Shaker? I use YT, Amazon Music, and Spotify.

Recommendation algos sometimes surface artists I haven't heard, but from the same time period. Or they will mix them up and after a rock song, it might play a rock-a-bye-baby lullaby. I need this feature, "Since you like Estranged you might like XYZ: a new emerging artist, with excellent lyrics and guitar."

Are we just not there yet in terms of tech? Or is this user error?","time":1663178607,"title":"Ask HN: How do you discover new music?","type":"story"}]]

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created:	April 18, 2021
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