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Thanks for participating =)","time":1689967027,"title":"Ask HN: What is the most memorable game you played?","type":"story"}],[36497613,{"by":"AnhTho_FR","descendants":777,"id":36497613,"kids":[36500185,36498275,36498525,36498382,36498338,36502678,36498500,36498415,36498334,36503649,36504351,36498851,36504496,36498371,36505942,36503021,36502637,36498314,36498585,36503932,36501264,36498909,36504218,36501156,36498911,36504758,36502795,36502554,36500726,36498402,36571807,36498499,36498573,36498757,36498514,36504343,36501680,36504634,36498409,36498583,36503993,36506080,36500841,36500575,36504978,36502024,36501792,36503553,36498754,36501222,36498404,36504180,36502739,36501363,36498766,36503860,36501246,36501101,36503863,36500950,36501402,36500454,36500624,36498526,36498695,36504105,36505047,36501085,36500637,36501003,36498690,36501659,36502805,36498439,36503239,36504280,36503025,36508715,36502006,36498495,36503013,36500862,36502651,36503977,36501400,36507021,36501896,36498480,36512221,36507311,36501470,36503646,36503817,36503386,36498396,36503511,36501793,36498751,36502312,36508031,36504710,36506958,36500622,36503801,36502701,36509723,36503810,36503878,36503747,36500200,36503578,36503009,36503053,36498389,36503549,36503246,36531346,36498483,36504363,36501486,36503471,36502659,36500241,36502960,36500808,36501732,36500670,36499843,36504892,36503157,36498381,36503779,36504795,36504443,36501869,36502364,36501472,36504081,36504855,36501318,36504018,36505180,36502063,36516210,36501912,36500852,36505785,36503383,36503989,36504450,36503064,36501837,36516684,36504785,36502918,36516316,36505666,36498485,36498565],"score":451,"time":1687894567,"title":"Is ORM still an anti-pattern?","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/getlago/lago/wiki/Is-ORM-still-an-%27anti-pattern%27%3F"}],[35735492,{"by":"hhs","descendants":45,"id":35735492,"kids":[35749185,35749345,35749220,35735849,35749383,35749225,35749414,35749569,35735591,35749472,35751090,35735558],"score":28,"time":1682635724,"title":"For accountants, AI is like spreadsheets in the 1980s","type":"story","url":"https://www.ft.com/content/66e4a186-2ea1-4d28-a954-dcb749f6b262"}],[35181954,{"by":"app4soft","descendants":163,"id":35181954,"kids":[35182265,35182083,35182038,35182357,35182264,35182119,35182050,35182440,35188700,35183870,35182045,35184514,35184461,35182304,35185248,35185582,35184428,35182455,35184222,35185397,35182110,35183106],"score":672,"time":1678974622,"title":"Lego violates GPL by keep Blender-based BrickLink Studio source closed (2021)","type":"story","url":"https://devtalk.blender.org/t/on-what-version-of-cycles-is-bricklink-stud-ios-eyesight-renderer-based/17566"}],[35090054,{"by":"szhu","descendants":69,"id":35090054,"kids":[35092363,35091369,35093314,35093140,35091482,35091530,35090916,35091038,35102906,35095259,35091447,35090991,35098896,35094432,35092378,35100617,35093067,35094385,35090992,35091888,35091455,35095687,35094433,35091997,35092628,35091712,35091018,35092206,35093772,35092874,35091471,35094214],"score":277,"text":"I got pretty good at (and very addicted to) the lunar lander game from a few days ago...

so I decided to make an autopilot for the lander based on what I felt like was the best strategy! Now I can have perfect landings every time without lifting a finger :D

Writing the autopilot code was a lot more fun than I expected! It felt a bit like programming a robot.

Source code: https://github.com/szhu/lunar-lander-autopilot

Original lander HN post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35032506","time":1678419029,"title":"Show HN: I built an autopilot for the lunar lander game","type":"story","url":"https://szhu.github.io/lunar-lander-autopilot/"}],[32704442,{"by":"zdw","descendants":187,"id":32704442,"kids":[32705605,32705298,32705780,32705774,32705306,32705317,32705271,32705007,32705047,32705536,32705029,32705388,32706271,32709295,32705523,32705216,32705053,32705365,32705327,32706193,32706431,32717079,32706022,32705089,32706216,32705654,32705926,32706026,32710434,32705612,32707721,32704961,32705850],"score":134,"time":1662228360,"title":"Brew Is a Bad Neighbor","type":"story","url":"https://gist.github.com/pudquick/29bc95b6c49703992981864e48f8e341"}],[31630746,{"by":"pandatigox","descendants":8,"id":31630746,"kids":[31631133,31631122,31633942,31632184,31633127,31631048,31632283,31631626],"score":9,"text":"I'm trying to design something but I'm finding it frustrating to use Bézier curves in photo editing programs. Is there a simple way to understand how that tool works?

Thanks in advance","time":1654435344,"title":"Ask HN: How to Create Vector Art?","type":"story"}],[31549238,{"by":"pmoriarty","descendants":242,"id":31549238,"kids":[31551208,31552552,31549736,31556875,31554010,31550754,31555181,31550936,31552539,31551386,31555418,31552339,31556655,31556351,31550506,31552447,31610480,31552176,31551287,31553820,31554248,31550500,31551803,31552483,31552544,31555079,31554235,31554151,31551239,31557060,31551441,31553075,31555655,31555740,31555336,31557947,31551217,31554937,31551051,31554300],"score":423,"time":1653833304,"title":"Setting up a Pi Hole made my home network faster","type":"story","url":"https://brianchristner.io/how-a-single-raspberry-pi-made-my-home-network-faster/"}],[31504424,{"by":"Cenk","descendants":24,"id":31504424,"kids":[31504830,31504916,31504871,31504809,31504920,31506718,31504759,31511141,31504919,31504787,31504841,31505232],"score":36,"time":1653486325,"title":"Study: Curcumin spice boosts memory by 30%, eases depression","type":"story","url":"https://oa.mg/blog/curcumin-boosts-memory-eases-depression/"}]]

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