17:[[34573675,{"by":"apatheticonion","descendants":53,"id":34573675,"kids":[34573852,34573900,34573751,34573767,34573777,34574025,34574045,34574835,34573756,34573846,34581055,34577423,34574831,34574084,34573933,34574152,34574156,34574063],"score":19,"text":"In an effort to avoid food poisoning from the more persistent pathogens (like salmonella, e.coli, and other such stomach-acid-surviving bugs), why aren't short bursts of radiation used to sterilize raw foods?

We go to great lengths to ensure a safe food supply, like processors washing chicken in bleach, washing eggs and massive doses of antibiotics. Despite these efforts, outbreaks are not uncommon. Even vegetables like bean sprouts and onions are commonly associated with outbreaks.

Made me wonder, why don't we just blast food with a short burst of radiation before/after packing?

Or if it is used, why isn't it more common?","time":1675033047,"title":"Ask HN: Why isn't radiation used to sterilize raw foods (like sashimi, eggs)?","type":"story"}],[34098078,{"by":"behnamoh","descendants":29,"id":34098078,"kids":[34098799,34098668,34099129,34098420,34100265,34098421,34099137,34104424,34098518,34099404,34102883,34099778,34099856,34103414,34102235,34098153,34098649,34099199,34099977,34101725,34103295,34101193],"score":22,"text":"In my home country (not the US), shopping was simple: Just go to a few stores and see what's available (they often carried similar items). Then make a purchase and go home.

In the US, however, there aren't many shops where I live. Everyone I know buys things online, but there are many e-commerce websites and each has its own perks and quirks.

Let's just consider Amazon. I fully experience the paradox of choice whenever I search for something on Amazon, because there are 100s or even 1000s of options that I don't know which one to choose. I spend hours and hours trying to buy even the simplest things (e.g., a butter dish, skillet, etc.)

What are your strategies to deal with this situation? Are there better search engines than Amazon's builtin search that can help reduce the noise when shopping?","time":1671740282,"title":"Ask HN: How do you overcome decision paralysis when shopping?","type":"story"}],[34052201,{"by":"Deutscher","descendants":726,"id":34052201,"kids":[34052537,34053125,34052580,34053181,34053580,34054103,34053331,34053712,34052985,34056764,34054730,34053621,34055575,34052830,34053243,34052599,34055719,34054841,34052547,34053419,34052898,34053902,34053049,34054116,34052639,34052837,34052953,34053365,34052867,34053299,34052586,34053491,34054117,34052753,34053232,34052826,34053398,34053325,34052617,34053271,34053198,34053559,34052806,34053197,34058202,34052730,34053623,34052724,34053656,34052335,34052844,34052874,34053121,34052693,34053093,34054787,34052583,34052569,34053597,34053603,34054503,34053408,34054043,34053853,34053412,34053667,34053567,34052912,34056919,34053370,34052715,34053979,34053794,34054243,34053007,34054572,34052755,34052793,34052849,34059925,34052607,34052645,34055204,34053100,34055505,34053162,34053681,34056721,34053875,34052776,34053493,34062150,34052811,34056273,34052870,34052773,34057998,34054942,34052565,34054930,34058002,34053110,34056195,34063244,34052675,34057419,34053166,34056870,34054153,34058466,34053812,34053946,34054158,34056049,34056039,34056617,34061404,34054209,34056280,34052595,34053745,34058254,34054508,34110616,34055604,34053692,34054328,34053965,34059837,34053833,34123289,34052673,34055423,34053133,34054397,34054641,34053655,34052975,34057831,34052629,34053714,34053673,34061616,34055930,34052873,34052845,34052913,34054811,34057760,34074490,34054564,34055983,34054314,34053395,34054360,34052637,34052921,34054272,34074621,34056905,34055202,34054816,34052809,34058331,34054865,34053937,34055820,34062580,34052785,34055555,34053473,34074270,34053319,34053248,34054908,34054509,34062449,34065619,34054232,34055857,34058231,34054716,34054543,34052736,34068950,34054848,34058175,34053069,34079725,34055840,34053208,34058400,34052909,34054206,34053953,34054649,34052782,34052999,34057661,34053043,34057428,34053137,34054035,34053846,34054236,34055282,34055765,34054498,34055939,34053075,34052650,34073718,34052752,34055068,34056073,34056945,34054597,34055631,34053494,34057795,34058555,34063201,34053734,34054695,34053780,34052762,34055189,34054493,34052860,34053682,34052937,34054290,34062644,34054184,34052827,34052950,34053880,34053151,34053617,34054660,34056276,34055945,34058654,34057174,34062699,34056129,34054112,34057595,34054432,34057793,34053557,34056838,34053581,34075417,34060462,34054650,34053832,34060641,34056664,34054261,34054245,34053240,34062770,34053431,34058103,34052989,34054111,34053726,34052766,34062819,34058298,34061928,34054854,34056493,34053235,34057988,34052601,34053052,34053261,34058420,34055552,34053730,34053180,34055607,34052663,34054829,34052816,34061957,34054755,34055028,34058239,34053964,34053426,34054465,34052818,34063636,34055801,34053378,34057079,34055196,34052763,34053289,34052638,34054936,34053312,34053855,34052983,34059943,34053611,34052888,34054123,34053097,34055622,34053728,34060585,34054561,34056961,34060553,34053876,34077568,34053111,34053410,34052671,34054047,34056689,34054404,34053989,34053742,34054182,34053438,34054712,34062290,34054547,34053994,34055011,34052562,34054734,34053340,34055419,34054255,34087251,34057766,34053820,34053117,34064332,34059340,34055047,34054275,34053454,34053212,34053156,34059254,34053514,34062119,34059867,34058520,34057027,34053736,34052732,34053616,34055039,34055800,34053935,34052678,34053440,34052992,34056215,34054759,34053389,34055286,34065189,34052944,34055360,34060647,34054935,34052739,34054193,34053801,34053360],"score":1127,"text":"$18","time":1671459083,"title":"Ask HN: Has anyone here turned around their life in their 40s?","type":"story"}],[34029801,{"by":"rammy1234","descendants":142,"id":34029801,"kids":[34030608,34030721,34030836,34030617,34030450,34030728,34030671,34030388,34030148,34030460,34030275,34031432,34031271,34034174,34031048,34030382,34035778,34032754,34030120,34031534,34030952,34031953,34030507,34032443,34033091,34031042,34031493,34030647,34031168,34030983,34035543,34030489,34035877,34031235,34031949,34120690,34089462,34030190,34030320,34031686,34030574,34032427,34031729,34031166,34030818,34047285,34030941,34030340,34030546,34030298,34030473,34030472],"score":133,"text":"I am a believer I can learn from anywhere and I thought I can ask HN folks to share what they learned or received advice that had profound impact. For me, be relentless in saying NO to things. It came from a trusted friend when I was complaining about overworked at my workplace.","time":1671297416,"title":"Ask HN: What is the best advice you received in 2022?","type":"story"}],[33808739,{"by":"rammy1234","descendants":35,"id":33808739,"kids":[33811554,33810291,33816977,33810992,33826546,33838876,33811880,33809209,33826769,33831381,33812656,33831909,33810752,33823411,33812482,33831579,33808785,33813381],"score":36,"text":"I am unable to focus and I am not interested to code or learn new thing. I used to enjoy these activities. I love figuring out inner working of tools I use. Now Iam try to ride the wave. I’m a father of 2.","time":1669846978,"title":"Ask HN: I lack Motivation. What should I do?","type":"story"}],[33629778,{"by":"hnthrowaway1099","descendants":108,"id":33629778,"kids":[33632659,33637223,33633516,33635836,33630686,33632313,33631606,33633659,33631772,33638491,33630241,33636738,33632466,33633294,33635017,33630625,33630316,33635050,33632711,33635538,33632006,33630200,33634781,33637185,33632475,33631011,33637268,33630891,33643603,33635428,33631729,33632292,33635257,33633678,33632763,33637306,33636605,33634228,33636463,33635517,33630484,33631674,33632112,33632675,33630726,33633307,33631836,33635739,33633900,33632819,33640010,33635973,33635399,33642630,33633946,33632492,33636299,33635228,33633056,33635589,33639477,33634248,33641884,33635000,33633492,33635202,33631381,33633390],"score":124,"text":"$19","time":1668629377,"title":"Tell HN: As a dev, Slack has ruined my life","type":"story"}],[33462394,{"by":"hellolemon","descendants":12,"id":33462394,"kids":[33463652,33463137,33464745,33472580,33470246,33463384,33464819,33463040,33463348],"score":9,"text":"I accepted a job for a company that is safe from the recession and unlikely to be laid off. The problem is that I am overqualified. I don’t think I will be able to find another job given this economy and would not want to risk it with another company. How should I deal with the nagging feeling I am wasting time for a guaranteed salary?","time":1667537981,"title":"Ask HN: How to deal with being overqualified for a new job?","type":"story"}],[33205970,{"by":"ilovecaching","descendants":253,"id":33205970,"kids":[33209020,33208619,33207433,33207533,33207136,33206672,33206238,33206190,33208269,33347706,33207828,33206929,33207839,33207395,33209913,33208096,33211954,33206694,33207223,33207317,33209764,33207307,33207670,33210867,33208653,33207123,33207219,33210191,33207577,33208525,33210718,33212268,33209910,33207640,33209893,33207228,33211500,33208257,33210172,33212982,33211195,33207494,33217017,33211444,33209509,33210245,33206200,33212606,33208443,33209469,33210688,33209887,33207844,33221306,33209755,33208573,33206613,33208959,33209546,33212489,33215522,33207922,33212500,33206946,33210519,33210409,33211491,33208180,33215539,33209340,33208276,33212182,33213865,33211730,33212189,33208645,33212061,33207580,33207935,33207423,33206164,33209068,33207993,33207864,33212298,33210151,33208076,33212011,33207398,33207813,33208009,33206909,33207934,33206966,33207176],"score":264,"text":"In college I did a month long experiment where I only used my computer's terminal emulator to do all my work. I wrote my code/notes in Vim, browsed the web with elinks, and wrote my emails using mutt. It was a great learning experience.

Recently I looked into doing this again and ran into a bunch of issues:

- My company uses Slack's enterprise auth, and all the CLI slack clients I could find haven't been updated in years and no longer work.

- The web is using more javascript than in the past.

- Mutt doesn't handle multiple email accounts natively for work/personal. The solutions are hacks at best. Email servers are starting to use more complete auth mechanisms that don't work well with mutt.

It seems like the terminal world is slowly getting abandoned in favor of proprietary GUI apps. Anyone still living inside the terminal? Links to tools for Slack are appreciated.","time":1665766143,"title":"Ask HN: Is it still possible to live in a terminal?","type":"story"}],[33017733,{"by":"beefield","descendants":132,"id":33017733,"kids":[33018868,33021729,33019818,33018336,33018158,33018732,33018102,33019922,33018622,33018146,33018802,33018265,33017824,33020717,33018627,33019436,33021037,33018711,33020403,33019206,33019459,33018525,33020509,33018115,33019659,33020936,33048289,33022389,33019613,33024628,33019598,33018943,33031709,33018105,33018343,33026660,33019642,33018227,33020113,33020452,33018280,33024230,33019663,33018130,33023447,33018973,33019485,33018346,33018214,33019202,33019297,33036798,33033650,33048309,33023263,33018247,33020704,33018431,33018937,33021394,33019058],"score":156,"text":"I have a feeling that the risk for different infrastructure problems has increased here in Europe. Assuming internet outage for somewhat extended time, what would be good resources/tools to keep locally just in case? Some that I can think quickly from the top of my head might be:

- offline wikipedia

- offline stackoverflow

- youtube-dl

- libgen (are there tools to download e.g. only some genres?)","time":1664438720,"title":"Ask HN: Offline resources during internet outages?","type":"story"}],[32964995,{"by":"etamponi","descendants":23,"id":32964995,"kids":[32965311,32966485,32969301,32965021,32965337,32965344,32967773,32967078,32971997,32970022,32967192,32970039,32967753,32965234,32969558,32965330,32966100,32970767],"score":32,"text":"I am a software engineer so I am pretty knowledgeable in the topic of computers in general, but this specific question continues to bother me. Why does a processor from 2015 at 2.5GHz run slower than a processor from 2022 at 2.5GHz? What should I look at specifically? Is the difference reported somewhere?

In general: how can I tell when I need to replace my processor with a new one (without needing to manually compare the new and old one...)?

I think looking at the GHz and number of cores is not enough anymore.","time":1664041792,"title":"Ask HN: Why are older processors slower at the same frequency?","type":"story"}],[32956548,{"by":"endofreach","descendants":120,"id":32956548,"kids":[32956686,32957059,32956940,32956960,32956803,32956871,32957229,32958450,32957112,32957028,32956657,32956768,32956909,32956977,32956932,32956704,32960927,32956908,32961960,32957287,32956915,32956943,32956923,32956996,32958114,32957780,32957592,32957732,32957070,32957113,32962619,32957017,32958155,32957217,32958296,32957214,32961364,32957158,32957215,32957510,32957353,32957205,32956971,32957047,32957331,32956709,32957364,32958335,32957860,32957095,32957320,32957323,32956789,32956882,32957077,32956576,32956703,32959100,32956856,32957049,32957387,32956957,32957313,32956585,32957644,32960783,32958821,32957002,32956707,32957466,32956760,32957134,32956807,32959683,32957588,32957298,32958121,32957776,32957648,32956806],"score":146,"text":"It‘s not a phase. I am turning 30 soon. I have had this feeling ever since i can remember. I know, often times i am subconsciously aligning my actions to end up alone. Sometimes it seems like i do that to create something like a melancholic void, that i must feel, because otherwise, i would feel empty…

I can‘t summarize it better right now. I have learned the portuguese word „saudade“. That feeling, i believe i know. It seems somehow related, to what I am trying to describe.

I truly can not handle it anymore…

How do you deal with it?

Also I have recently read about „intellectual loneliness“ on here, which i resonated deeply with. It is not what i am describing, but rather a part of it. But the totality is too much for me.

I don‘t even know what to expect from posting here. I just have nowhere else to turn to…","time":1663964230,"title":"Ask HN: I love to be alone. But this loneliness is killing me","type":"story"}],[32735905,{"by":"recvonline","descendants":81,"id":32735905,"kids":[32741746,32737509,32738120,32737758,32737295,32736055,32736736,32737069,32736668,32746247,32737507,32743715,32737914,32737512,32737767,32737058,32743584,32739559,32738352,32737156,32737407,32749254,32750880,32737116,32737015,32738981,32737338,32768023,32736726,32745382,32741823,32738533,32739266,32739868,32743720,32737642,32738530,32750544,32736557,32739468,32763710,32746772,32740408,32737613,32746465,32737891,32742954,32737022,32745921,32737722,32787023,32737672],"score":80,"text":"Software dev with more than 10 years of experience. I always gotten praise by colleagues and companies I worked for. But, there are always moments where, without help from a colleague, I wouldn't have found a solution to a problem.

When joining a new company, 2 months in, and facing a problem where code wouldn't compile, I dig deep into the codebase but for the love of me, can't find a solution.

I wonder, is that normal? Or how can I say: "I don't care, if I am alone, I can figure this out and solve it."

Did anyone here evolve from this state of reliance of others and turned themselves into a "I can do it myself in a good amount of time"?","time":1662465514,"title":"Ask HN: How do you get better at debugging/finding a solution?","type":"story"}],[32274344,{"by":"Curzel","descendants":162,"id":32274344,"kids":[32275020,32274988,32275595,32278320,32274707,32275139,32278438,32276061,32274720,32275099,32274797,32274913,32274665,32275482,32274921,32275686,32275735,32279578,32275831,32278383,32275180,32275259,32281535,32274856,32279341,32275572,32274671,32279038,32275091,32275490,32274987,32277809,32275116,32275607,32279894,32284811,32278605,32275088,32278367,32275361,32278455,32274477,32280561,32285514,32275036,32274874,32277912,32305201,32275110,32302255,32275185,32274975,32274809,32275825,32275248,32275390,32274869,32275414,32275502,32275073,32276030,32275123,32281487,32274853,32276064,32284512],"score":137,"text":"I never was much into notifications, and since it became possible, I have only ever allowed a selection of apps (IM, email, calendar) to send me notifications.

Since 2020 I disabled notifications completely on every device I own.

I'm not more focused, nor more productive, but, at least, they stopped popping up in the corner of the screen.

This included browser-based notifications, which not only are the most annoying kind, as they pop up virtually on every website, but I also have to regularly disable them on phones of friends and family, as they come and ask me to "remove the notifications virus"...

I can understand IM, email, calendar, even order tracking push notifications.\nBut do you really use ANY other notifications?

Do you use ANY notifications in places other than your phone?","time":1659082732,"title":"I don’t have notifications enabled, nowhere and never","type":"story"}],[32097443,{"by":"poplarstand","descendants":13,"id":32097443,"kids":[32097818,32099336,32099585,32098582,32103968,32099180,32104954,32097514],"score":18,"text":"One of the projects I work on has a Git Rebase workflow. Developers looking to get their changes into the main branch:

1. Do a rebase to get their branch in-sync with main, \n2. Squash their branch's commits,\n3. Make a push/force push to their branch, and\n4. Create a pull request.

Which is lovely, but the process has a gnarly learning curve for our junior devs.

Is anyone familiar with documentation or tooling that does a good job of streamlining this sort of workflow?","time":1657813091,"title":"Ask HN: How to Teach Git Rebase","type":"story"}],[32071776,{"by":"teeray","descendants":27,"id":32071776,"kids":[32072843,32072446,32073370,32073013,32072456,32075880,32073675,32073889,32079490,32081099,32073949,32072143,32073627,32075718,32073752,32074712,32075083,32075939,32074458],"score":15,"text":"Code review is important, but I find it's often a momentum-killer. A few things can happen after you open a PR:

* Nobody reviews it for days because everyone is busy working on their own stuff. This is likely because code review isn't as rewarded as pushing code ("I implemented X" sounds better in a standup than "I reviewed a bunch of PRs yesterday").

* You end up in an endless back and forth with one or more reviewers (e.g. push-review-fix-push-review-fix-push-review...). If this occurs over the course of days, the "fix" portion becomes an interruption where you have to remember the context of the changes, make the changes, then submit them.

These are the two instances I can think of off the top of my head, but if you have other examples and strategies for combating them, I'd love to hear them.","time":1657641386,"title":"Ask HN: How do you keep code reviews from taking forever?","type":"story"}],[32059666,{"by":"perfectjob","descendants":312,"id":32059666,"kids":[32060016,32059752,32060343,32060358,32060222,32060230,32060639,32060035,32060608,32060181,32060505,32059972,32060311,32060071,32062413,32060496,32059890,32060283,32060006,32059952,32061721,32060205,32061778,32060148,32060544,32065913,32060221,32062451,32061760,32060556,32062608,32061281,32059881,32062967,32060335,32059968,32059919,32059853,32059932,32061246,32060377,32061906,32060149,32060123,32062582,32060144,32070457,32061770,32060185,32060927,32061190,32069698,32060282,32060245,32062474,32060432,32060073,32060487,32060305,32060346,32070310,32061163,32067857,32068087,32060150,32062340,32061604,32060685,32061708,32061907,32061902,32067131,32059948,32060302,32060826,32060468,32064814,32061326,32067327,32060250,32060075,32069937,32060439,32060253,32060466,32062443,32060066,32066520,32060405,32060813,32060425,32060113,32061271,32062530,32060535,32061409,32059956,32059893,32060456,32065219,32060474,32060776,32067530,32060173,32068009,32084499,32060437,32060742,32059989,32060000,32060503,32061765,32061232,32060045,32061234,32060171,32060164,32063844,32064229,32060350,32059976,32059964,32066236,32070830,32060255,32060355,32060640,32061258,32073495,32071830,32060291,32060134,32059852,32068817,32066402,32061652,32059885,32060457,32062054,32060041,32066179,32061172,32060538,32065114,32060122,32059933,32061655,32068966,32060541,32060172,32061901,32063892,32060040,32060422,32060782,32061536,32060008,32061416,32059920,32060878,32060294,32061389,32065564,32060154,32060609,32075139,32076174,32060167,32060160,32061833,32059928,32060029,32066325,32060359,32060679,32065259,32060201,32078020,32061840,32060424,32062701,32060723,32060369,32060769,32106328,32060232,32060712,32059855],"score":463,"text":"I am in my mid-thirties, working four days a week, and making over 100k. I have a house, a good relationship with my wife, and young and healthy kids.

I work from home. My job is technically interesting, and I still learn/improve. I do not have meetings. One or sometimes two 30 min calls a week with my boss. Most days, I do not have to interact with anyone from work, not even customer contact.

If I knew I could have a job like this ten years ago, I would have thought that's it, the dream.

But somehow, it isn't. It's never enough.

I dream about doing my own thing or retiring early to do other projects. It is probably human to always want more.

So HN, how did you settle and slow down and become happy with the way it is without always wanting more?","time":1657563308,"title":"Tell HN: I have the perfect job, why is it not enough?","type":"story"}],[31820677,{"by":"clouded","descendants":131,"id":31820677,"kids":[31821127,31821259,31821225,31821281,31820936,31821060,31821622,31821192,31821251,31821082,31820993,31821132,31821213,31826735,31821562,31821491,31821111,31821381,31821128,31823309,31821313,31821211,31832344,31821314,31821307,31821386,31821229,31821558,31821436,31821366,31821091,31821477,31821239,31821365,31821266,31821888,31826149,31821321,31829213,31822307,31821460,31821072,31821360,31821228,31821427,31821101,31821289,31821425,31822452,31821065,31821144,31821697,31825455,31828566,31821838,31820934],"score":61,"text":"$1a","time":1655793631,"title":"Need some advice, feeling depressed about the direction of our industry","type":"story"}],[31586518,{"by":"aristofun","descendants":42,"id":31586518,"kids":[31589560,31587475,31588040,31587879,31592174,31589931,31590152,31589231,31590408,31587299,31590500,31586827,31587228,31586724,31590258,31589289,31588854,31587375,31591329,31588879,31588437,31591453,31589084,31589597],"score":40,"text":"Happy to hear examples of a job you’re currently at or recently found that you find meaningful and satisfying. By itself, not because of compensation.

Please name a company or at least specific market niche + geo or product, to understand what exactly the company (or your team is producing).","time":1654110260,"title":"Ask HN: How do you find meaningful jobs?","type":"story"}],[31507439,{"by":"ItTabs","descendants":35,"id":31507439,"kids":[31507838,31510099,31507547,31507682,31508455,31509173,31508439,31508058,31530685,31532405,31512388,31514587,31509590,31507813,31507480,31516194,31508287,31511366,31533750,31513925,31507756],"score":20,"text":"Hi HN, I have been unemployed for 4 years, one year voluntary and following caused by illness. What is the best way to cover my lack of employment without discussing the disability that caused it when going for an interview? Looking particularly for mainly entry level jobs. What's the best excuse for the lapse of time not spent working or studying?","time":1653498806,"title":"What to do with no work history for 4 years?","type":"story"}],[31266661,{"by":"shawnfrostx","descendants":104,"id":31266661,"kids":[31267430,31267435,31267124,31267116,31268193,31267204,31269386,31267152,31267079,31267003,31266847,31267578,31282916,31267078,31276556,31267333,31267039,31267148,31267160,31289094,31267022,31268406,31267464,31272485,31267149,31310274,31267295,31267072,31272200,31284701,31267016,31268417,31267621,31267155,31266838,31268423,31268383,31266993,31268217,31266848,31267805,31271562,31267174],"score":99,"text":"I am working on some typographical software that is supposed to generate PDFs at the end. It seems like there is no accessible information on how to do this. The PDF ISO specification is behind a paywall and has a dead link to a 2008 spec. There are open source converters like pandoc, but nothing that actually writes to PDF that I can find. Is there any resource that goes over the process of PDF generation?","time":1651703183,"title":"Ask HN: Why is the PDF format so inaccessible?","type":"story"}],[31221142,{"by":"SAlpas","descendants":82,"id":31221142,"kids":[31222054,31221610,31222086,31221619,31223639,31221466,31221936,31222662,31221754,31221594,31221560,31222259,31222674,31221895,31221970,31222746,31221900,31221921,31223732,31221646,31223220,31221676,31227401,31223085,31221591,31221873,31224854,31221364,31223006,31222540,31221995,31222096,31223367,31222665,31244678,31227952,31224566,31222324,31223759,31223457,31221732,31227938,31224329,31224339,31222019,31224304,31223307,31224288,31223045,31221430,31221709],"score":142,"text":"My daughter will graduate next year and, having always been technically inclined, has indicated that she would like to pursue a career in some aspect of the technical industry. I think this is wonderful.\nHowever, having recognized the importance of your industry tragically late I feel like I am letting her down when she wants to discuss specifics, i.e. What do I think about the future of AI, which programming languages will remain relevant etc.\nI've started to regularly read here (often with a search page pulled up to research some of the terminology) and have begun subscribing to newsletters etc, but I'm wondering if anyone resources or pages they would recommend to help me better educate myself in her chosen field of interest. I am not seeking to be an expert, but I would love to be a somewhat informed sounding board as she switches into adulthood.","time":1651367686,"title":"Ask HN: Recommendation for the mom of a near-college-aged “tech geared” student?","type":"story"}]]

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