15:[[49711544,{"by":"arnemunthekaas","descendants":255,"id":49711544,"kids":[49717700,49715349,49713097,49739929,49714884,49715696,49718953,49723421,49713446,49714603,49712016,49718691,49722697,49745977,49713017,49719062,49713041,49733119,49712181,49715201,49725884,49744101,49711987,49737285,49718181,49713020,49727042,49712366,49718605,49721031,49712641,49746990,49725759,49718930,49720512,49718923,49713187,49715275,49718108,49714776,49743541,49723550,49714283,49737153,49725175,49716106,49712421,49723223,49730213,49713437,49714858,49722586,49723977,49714844,49715159,49718654,49713293,49727866,49724266,49712498,49712762,49720971,49724382,49713240,49718837,49719799,49712292,49723293,49714300,49712734,49715327,49721826,49729225,49719948,49726356,49712937,49732665,49720006,49715760,49712230,49718147,49720620,49713465,49724389,49719021,49714737,49714370,49733570,49712007,49723237,49715033,49712788,49723815,49711546,49712388,49740197,49731465,49726559,49721245,49722999,49721418,49712290,49733500,49730991,49722997,49722993,49723362,49713595,49716038,49728296,49714819,49712999,49713035,49714325,49712803,49713891,49717053],"score":2283,"text":"See also: Avian Visitors - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48343424 - May 2026 (20 comments)","time":1789475470,"title":"Show HN: An e-ink frame that hears birds and draws them as 1800s illustrations","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/arnegiacomo/fugleramme"}],[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"}],[31633469,{"by":"microflash","descendants":26,"id":31633469,"kids":[31633900,31633626,31634463,31635258,31635451,31635942,31634986,31634455,31635558,31633713,31634600,31635562,31638315,31633822],"score":6,"text":"Last year, my cheap HP mouse started giving me a huge amount of pain in the arm. It was tiny and I had a really poor grip on it most of the times (I have long fingers).

So, I started searching for a replacement. My criteria were that the new mouse should be ergonomic, large and wired. I scoured the review sites, shopping sites, the whole shebang.

I couldn't find a single mouse that fits all the criteria. Hence the question.

P.S.

1. I eventually bought a wireless mouse, an ASUS MW203. It is reasonably large and it has helped reduce my pain a lot. But sadly, I couldn't get my hands on it's mythical wired version.

2. It is surprisingly hard to find a large mouse in the sea of compact and portable (read: small) ones.

3. I prefer going wired when it comes to electronics and stuff. They are easy to repair and disengage (you just have to pull the wire). It is just a preference and not a crusade against wireless devices.","time":1654452880,"title":"Ask HN: Is there any good wired mouse in the market?","type":"story"}],[29644106,{"by":"71a54xd","descendants":7,"id":29644106,"kids":[29645178,29674518,29648070,29644897],"score":5,"text":"Just hit three months at a new full remote startup I joined. The job provided a nice 30% pay bump from my last job, decent benefits and seemingly cool work based in Elixir (which is what I've been working on the most over the past two years). However, after "ramping up" they aren't even using elixir for beam and the work is wholly un-interesting. Curious if I should stick it out or go back to leetcoding / interview grind and land something new for the beginning of 2022? I'm 27 with 4yrs experience and what's scaring me is that staying here would make my engineering rigor / ability worse. New job would need at least a 20% bump from my current comp - also considering actually taking the plunge and going for a faang / growth stage.

Any advice or recs for hybrid work startups / companies in NYC are also appreciated!

cheers ;)","time":1640134078,"title":"Ask HN: Just hit 3 mo. at new startup and the work is disinteresting","type":"story"}],[29633083,{"by":"toomanyrichies","descendants":102,"id":29633083,"kids":[29640175,29633455,29633357,29633525,29637726,29639156,29633738,29637423,29638971,29633755,29633113,29637906,29643491,29633084,29633461,29633368,29633669,29633372,29640107,29648234,29633459,29633442,29633218,29633468],"score":61,"time":1640053362,"title":"Overemployed – Work Two Remote Jobs","type":"story","url":"https://overemployed.com/"}]]

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