15:[[34078532,{"by":"RebootStr","descendants":306,"id":34078532,"kids":[34081170,34078737,34083530,34080075,34086594,34080683,34083574,34079732,34079776,34079977,34079594,34086587,34081793,34087784,34085485,34083299,34086117,34084997,34108649,34079420,34084775,34082105,34080226],"score":468,"time":1671615579,"title":"WebAssembly: Docker Without Containers","type":"story","url":"https://wasmlabs.dev/articles/docker-without-containers/"}],[34038542,{"by":"bumblewax","descendants":53,"id":34038542,"kids":[34039456,34039051,34039137,34040227,34055355,34039390,34040097,34039265,34039274,34038963,34038627,34039449,34039299,34038685,34040041,34038649,34039189,34040517,34071607,34041278,34038846,34039248,34039072,34040716,34039761,34039108,34050199,34042116,34039035,34038935,34051488,34039823,34039075,34056113,34043399,34039527,34039164,34049136,34039467,34038798,34040403,34043387,34045448,34041082],"score":58,"text":"Hi HN,

I've seen a few posts encouraging people to start blogging or collect their TILs in the form of a blog. I find this to be a great idea, but if it's meant to be public, how would you approach the sharing of this information?

I don't love the idea of spamming social media with links just to get people to discover your blog, but maybe that's the best approach.

The other option I guess is to just post and let it be discovered, but would that ever happen organically in today's internet?

From the other end, as a reader, how do you keep track of interesting blogs? Is RSS still being used? Personally I've realized I read blog posts shared on social media or here on HN, which comes back to as a blogger you might have to spam your links to get traffic.","time":1671377165,"title":"Ask HN: How do people find your blog?","type":"story"}],[34034414,{"by":"_bramses","descendants":116,"id":34034414,"kids":[34034826,34034854,34034710,34035081,34034857,34035791,34034743,34034838,34051149,34035093,34035744,34035680,34036224,34037391,34035262,34036288,34035560,34034849,34035684,34041028,34036282,34037847,34034615,34035016],"score":258,"text":"A few months ago I noticed that I was quickly approaching my 10GB sync limit for my daily driver vault. I considered deprecating some of the heavier files and images, but I was worried how it would affect the integrity of my vault. Instead, I took the opportunity to think to myself -- what would the perfect vault look like?

I began to write down some of the key philosophies and strategies I use in my driver vault which led to indispensable plugins, which led to more indispensable philosophies and on and on it went.

I've chronicled these results into a fully working vault template that includes templates, dataviews, macros, scripts, and powerful but simple and intuitive structural elements.

This vault is truly a condensation of all of my knowledge pertaining to Obsidian (the README is very long), so please do give it a go! I promise you'll like what you see!","time":1671329610,"title":"Show HN: A highly opinionated, fully functional Obsidian vault","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/bramses/bramses-highly-opinionated-vault-2023"}],[34013993,{"by":"mepian","descendants":1,"id":34013993,"kids":[34014239],"score":1,"time":1671195147,"title":"Amazon agrees deal with Games Workshop to create Warhammer TV series","type":"story","url":"https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/dec/16/amazon-agrees-deal-with-games-workshop-to-create-warhammer-tv-series-henry-cavill"}],[33986555,{"by":"theodorejb","descendants":292,"id":33986555,"kids":[33986868,33986882,33988396,33987515,33987125,33990947,33986658,33992210,33986734,33987120,33986989,33986864,33989734,33987483,33989886,33987043,33987609,33987592,33986884,33986848,33992871,33988146,33987406,33993331,33986807,33986775,33996461,33989293,33986861,33989472,33987229,33996061,33986810,33991206,33987936,33990527,33986824,33997427,33988544,33989058,33993151,33990669,33987240,33986664,34006947,33995343,33987073,33986955,33987047,33986683,33988328,33988060,33986718,33987692,33986815,33986705,33986782,33989427,33986801,33986780,33990705,33986722,33986918,33987091,33986774,33996953,33986826,33996765,33987314,33986644,33986789],"score":919,"time":1671038127,"title":"SvelteKit 1.0","type":"story","url":"https://svelte.dev/blog/announcing-sveltekit-1.0"}],[33971577,{"by":"ahubert","descendants":305,"id":33971577,"kids":[33972333,33973066,33972216,33973683,33972962,33972910,33974387,33972336,33973274,33972147,33973162,33972816,33972102,33972121,33973378,33975981,33972410,33974299,33972195,33974010,33972219,33973120,33972194,33975579,33971810,33972247,33973867,33971975,33973465,33972733,33973183,33978055,33971972,33975338,33972811,33971971,33972039,33974537,33972681,33974087,33972565,33972837,33973037,33974094,33971935,33972411,33973031,33980378,33973375,33974338,33974069,33973569,33973945,33973408,33972679,33973000,33974425,33972237,33973115,33973516,33973227],"score":142,"time":1670950589,"title":"Is Europe just not good at innovating?","type":"story","url":"https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/is-europe-just-not-good-at-innovating/"}],[33971432,{"by":"historynops","descendants":134,"id":33971432,"kids":[33976175,33971875,33977143,33974199,33974592,33976503,33973367,33975333,33974648,33973816,33972119,33979409,33972652,33980203,33975718,33978465,33974426,33974558,33978098,33979467,33977386,33980421,33972070,33973394,33981124,33979888,33972329,33974233,33973941,33979719,33976359,33974154,33973717,33980647,33975243,34004976,33975900,33980350,33975186,33980251,33974340,33974264,33977813,33974583],"score":300,"time":1670950036,"title":"Tips for analyzing logs","type":"story","url":"https://jvns.ca/blog/2022/12/07/tips-for-analyzing-logs/"}],[33946933,{"by":"WillPostForFood","descendants":376,"id":33946933,"kids":[33947892,33952873,33947638,33947707,33947953,33946965,33947679,33949222,33947950,33954205,33953363,33948301,33947671,33947969,33947855,33948475,33954569,33947593,33947777,33947807,33948209,33947813,33959802,33948063,33948299,33948345,33950207,33947715,33951802,33947795,33950838,33949900,33947817,33949749,33948081,33948790,33958544,33953771,33954751,33949481,33948217,33948453,33960038,33955440,33949719,33948263,33953667,33948025,33947499,33964563,33968889,33950613,33948826,33949040,33951222,33952767,33948497,33950844,33953117,33965754,33949697,33954226,33951990,33952678,33952151,33951540,33948561,33954898,33949225,33952181,33948404,33953210,33948620,33949632,33952700,33952062,33952397,33947584,33948690],"score":491,"time":1670789320,"title":"The Verse Programming Language [pdf]","type":"story","url":"https://simon.peytonjones.org/assets/pdfs/haskell-exchange-22.pdf"}],[33945628,{"by":"djtriptych","descendants":645,"id":33945628,"kids":[33946043,33950747,33946170,33946091,33953367,33951123,33945914,33951382,33952240,33951240,33945921,33945904,33945810,33954064,33950454,33946264,33954202,33952067,33954780,33945965,33952769,33955505,33954968,33946634,33947080,33951514,33951264,33953407,33951697,33950851,33953069,33958157,33955111,33952717,33947005,33951093,33951244,33952720,33952453,33952430,33956001,33951344,33946210,33952196,33954055,33978047,33978041,33952909,33951274,33954278,33958573,33954162,33952278,33952594,33951651,33948809,33951424,33951209,33951230,33954042,33953750,33953968,33951350,33952762,33967963,33954747,33953603,33953809,33953853,33951442,33952620,33963932,33952378,33952251,33952347,33950764,33968649,33952469,33954223,33952965,33952574,33945725,33954805,33954139,33951262,33945893,33960056,33954021,33953903,33953802,33950977,33946471,33946274,33951239,33972707,33951190,33951070,33946010,33945698,33953823,33955342,33953164,33954035,33951215,33951414,33949717,33945697,33951710,33951601,33952134],"score":538,"text":"It's already happening [0].

Stackoverflow recently banned generated responses [1].

We're facing a new karma-generating strategy and, IMO, a policy is urgently needed.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=clay-dreidels

[1]: https://stackoverflow.com/help/gpt-policy","time":1670781996,"title":"Ask HN: Should HN ban ChatGPT/generated responses?","type":"story"}],[33943707,{"by":"SlickStef11","descendants":203,"id":33943707,"kids":[33945360,33945241,33944347,33946109,33944909,33944467,33944110,33944200,33944177,33944225,33944078,33944244,33945190,33943993,33944728,33943874,33946409,33944179,33944322,33945582,33944864,33944901,33944294,33946931,33944934,33945799,33944903,33944279,33945057,33944806,33945552,33947939,33950714,33946212,33947390,33944971,33946465,33946099,33948619,33945043,33944492,33944748,33946637,33980720,33945717,33956394,33945814,33948322,33946477,33978759,33954900,33943998,33946165,33946019,33945800,33951471,33945172,33944762,33945594,33944964,33957176,33944579,33946741,33947093],"score":241,"text":"I want to know if other developers listen to podcasts and which ones? I love to listen to podcasts at the gym, but need some new ones related to software engineering.","time":1670770647,"title":"Ask HN: What are some of the best podcasts for developers?","type":"story"}],[33945143,{"by":"ebreton","descendants":3,"id":33945143,"kids":[33947330,33945178],"score":1,"text":"Say you want to play a 4-people team sport regularly.

You have more friends than that who are usually happy to play, but all of them have with their own constraints. It is therefore quite a challenge to plan every week 2 sessions (or more) with exactly 4 available players.

Would you have any tool that would help ?

Ideally,

- no manager needed -> the group just organize itself thanks to the app.

- any member of the group can clearly view when sessions are proposed with the number of remaining seats / who will attend

- the tool automatically reset the calendar every week (or allow to book events on a 'x-days' sliding window)","time":1670779273,"title":"Ask HN: How do you planify your sport sessions?","type":"story"}],[33941868,{"by":"thisiswrongggg","descendants":110,"id":33941868,"kids":[33942444,33942405,33942570,33942315,33943412,33942367,33942377,33942782,33942593,33942648,33942020,33942479,33942404,33942573,33942128,33942795,33942337,33944132,33942629,33942448,33942396,33942262,33943577,33942535,33942267,33941909,33942832,33943684,33943877,33945228,33942464,33943059,33942668,33943096,33942419,33942323,33942639,33944197,33942382,33947233,33942332,33942641,33942380,33967993,33942480,33943480,33942496,33942124,33943605,33942525,33942748,33942816,33942277,33946162,33942656,33942474,33942633,33950149,33948942,33942237],"score":68,"text":"There's a lot of news regarding copilot and openAI and what have you. I'm not familiar with AI so I cannot really tell hype from substance here.

Should I worry? Do you think that some form of AI will be able to do the job of an average programmer any time soon? If yes what is your estimate? And how would you try to AI-proof your career?","time":1670753504,"title":"Ask HN: Will AI put programmers our of work?","type":"story"}],[33940354,{"by":"LastNevadan","descendants":246,"id":33940354,"kids":[33940538,33940840,33940560,33940806,33941755,33941347,33940546,33940621,33940776,33941008,33941127,33982986,33940752,33940816,33940635,33941565,33940969,33940842,33940488,33941025],"score":110,"time":1670735840,"title":"Asia’s advanced economies now have lower birth rates than Japan","type":"story","url":"https://www.economist.com/asia/2022/05/19/asias-advanced-economies-now-have-lower-birth-rates-than-japan"}],[33931384,{"by":"tosh","descendants":881,"id":33931384,"kids":[33937360,33938609,33931730,33937227,33936503,33936849,33938479,33931991,33932192,33938612,33931905,33932188,33931722,33938204,33932182,33931853,33939244,33939621,33938077,33939519,33937080,33936224,33932531,34000910,33936831,33938068,33942872,33943647,33932244,33931808,33940525,33937751,33931942,33937978,33931859,33941475,33938762,33931673,33931712,33931982,33933640,33973704,33944280,33935238,33936730,33968657,33936464,33937354,33943174,33938177,33937570,33937566,33938164,33936634,33938924,33931909,33931812,33932068,33938769,33932089,33938500,33931724,33933338,33936773,33938081],"score":341,"time":1670666725,"title":"EU-wide maximum limit of €10K for cash payments","type":"story","url":"https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2022/12/07/anti-money-laundering-council-agrees-its-position-on-a-strengthened-rulebook/"}],[33921223,{"by":"BerislavLopac","descendants":195,"id":33921223,"kids":[33927679,33921778,33921522,33922618,33922343,33921718,33922317,33921765,33921656,33923006,33921960,33922669,33922625],"score":79,"time":1670594091,"title":"Russia’s apparent resilience is being kept up by policy tricks and cash","type":"story","url":"https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/russia-s-apparent-resilience-is-being-kept-up-by-policy-tricks-and-cash-7qmj9xpth"}],[33921861,{"by":"starsep","descendants":395,"id":33921861,"kids":[33922645,33924135,33924320,33921973,33922643,33924113,33922006,33922178,33922530,33922242,33921972,33925020,33925176,33922987,33923454,33922039,33922874,33925536,33925233,33923093,33923912,33924574,33923863,33923844,33924189,33922239,33922462,33923477,33924064,33922050,33922467,33923566,33921949],"score":643,"time":1670597848,"title":"Facebook tracking is illegal in Europe","type":"story","url":"https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/facebook-tracking-business-model-illegal-europe/"}],[33898910,{"by":"thibo_skabgia","descendants":1,"id":33898910,"kids":[33898944],"score":1,"time":1670440916,"title":"How not to suck at interviewing candidates","type":"story","url":"https://anhtho.substack.com/p/how-not-to-suck-at-interviewing-candidates"}],[33879083,{"by":"jarl-ragnar","descendants":102,"id":33879083,"kids":[33880457,33884132,33880224,33880398,33880630,33881005,33887610,33879721,33880978,33881342,33884161,33880970,33882893,33879963,33886928,33882056,33879772,33882429,33881890,33884089,33881741,33885282,33880298,33884942,33881889,33880105,33881668,33881258,33881260,33883729,33886233,33881462,33883905,33883344,33882876,33880903,33883878],"score":222,"text":"A question for anyone out there working as a software architect (especially microservice architectures). What’s your typical day comprise of? Where do you find yourself focusing your time? What resources have you found to be most useful?","time":1670332253,"title":"Ask HN: Software architects – what’s your typical day look like?","type":"story"}],[33869438,{"by":"beardyw","descendants":9,"id":33869438,"kids":[33869954,33869486,33870675,33869838,33870219,33869658],"score":10,"text":"I see more and more text extracts and AI generated images which are only sometimes loosely attributed to AI. Those results will surely become training data as time goes on. Any mistakes made will set AI into an endless loop of affirmation of its own mistakes.

Are we headed for a future where human knowledge and history is irretrievably corrupted by AI?

Is there a solution?","time":1670264357,"title":"Ask HN: What happens when AI starts eating it's own dog food?","type":"story"}],[33866466,{"by":"jerrygenser","descendants":25,"id":33866466,"kids":[33866659,33866654,33866740,33867066,33867243,33867690,33867879,33867301,33870184,33869418,33887189,33866669],"score":25,"text":"$16","time":1670252445,"title":"Ask HN: Image attribution and stable diffusion","type":"story"}],[33828713,{"by":"ingve","descendants":15,"id":33828713,"kids":[33856772,33859154,33853874,33854804,33857540,33856027,33857375,33853522,33856163,33856050,33853277],"score":96,"time":1669975837,"title":"Is it worth writing about?","type":"story","url":"https://notes.eatonphil.com/is-it-worth-writing-about.html"}],[33849267,{"by":"mariusseufzer","descendants":249,"id":33849267,"kids":[33849765,33849729,33850149,33851066,33850229,33851873,33850191,33849823,33849648,33853124,33850934,33866201,33849955,33849973,33850886,33852261,33849881,33851107,33850281,33851921,33852340,33850938,33851912,33849745,33852759,33851945,33851151,33850354,33851737,33849625,33852087,33852658,33849404,33850362,33852321,33850077,33850560,33983936,33852433,33849797,33858195,33849705,33852072,33852239,33850247,33849855,33851565,33850390,33850902,33852194,33881588,33852782,33852088,33849965,33854231,33849888,33852858,33853499,33858529,33853331,33849870,33854220,33849514,33854647,33853912,33850290,33877367,33850487,33853060,33849956,33855500,33849891,33852477,33852093,33850142,33851078,33851116,33851298,33850485,33850815,33854406,33852080,33853279,33854160,33850950,33851336,33850711,33850707,33851422,33858038,33849384,33851019,33852139,33850067,33851848,33854167,33849690,33849901,33849308,33853349,33849361],"score":328,"text":"What’s the best book you’ve read in 2022? And why?","time":1670114997,"title":"Ask HN: Best books read in 2022?","type":"story"}],[33844004,{"by":"mawaldne","descendants":127,"id":33844004,"kids":[33844338,33845153,33844527,33844754,33844439,33845082,33844637,33844608,33844558,33844770,33844666,33845092,33844831,33844886,33844891,33845289,33844905,33844701,33844926,33844689,33844783,33845506,33844521,33845417,33845164,33845045,33844779,33844562,33845120,33845236,33846106,33844362,33844510],"score":107,"time":1670080064,"title":"Using Rust at a startup: A cautionary tale","type":"story","url":"https://scribe.rip/using-rust-at-a-startup-a-cautionary-tale-42ab823d9454"}]]

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