16:[[34136401,{"by":"fath0m","descendants":75,"id":34136401,"kids":[34136710,34136553,34136549,34136592,34136637,34136750,34136755,34136696,34136577,34136707,34138416,34136556,34136572,34136708,34137689,34143474,34139384,34136565,34136594,34136581,34136918,34136802,34137010,34144582,34136654,34136889,34136598,34142678,34136584,34137400,34137392,34136730,34136693,34136850,34137225,34136661,34136934,34150348],"score":43,"text":"I'm currently in my early 20s and since getting a job as a software engineer, I started to save up more and more. For all the money not to go to waste and just sit in the bank account, I would like to start investing, and slowly add to it every month. What options do I have? I'm based in Europe if that matters. I also perfectly understand that safe means lower return and I'm perfectly fine with that, since I am going into this for a long term.

Also, any useful resources regarding investment would be helpful (YouTube channels, books, etc.).

Thank you!","time":1672050268,"title":"Ask HN: What are your best and safest investment options?","type":"story"}],[34137751,{"by":"exp1orer","descendants":192,"id":34137751,"kids":[34139589,34138053,34139469,34138067,34139672,34138937,34138916,34138907,34144020,34138835,34138355,34138216,34139343,34144271,34144265,34138348,34138988,34139702,34138177,34144982,34138841,34138408,34138110,34139546,34139866,34143494,34138055,34140751,34138186,34138538,34140593,34140103,34138892,34141578,34139662,34141345,34140227,34156817,34138558,34143419,34145156,34139794,34140326,34141889,34152830,34139444,34138501,34142024,34139020,34138999,34139272,34139495,34139746,34142039,34142955,34139743,34138633,34141160,34143301,34150538,34138564,34137942,34144433,34146094,34139964,34140024,34145302,34138401,34138283,34138320,34138297,34141858],"score":337,"time":1672064244,"title":"Unbundling Tools for Thought","type":"story","url":"https://borretti.me/article/unbundling-tools-for-thought"}],[31813443,{"by":"cr4zy","descendants":571,"id":31813443,"kids":[31817421,31814956,31815132,31815199,31815129,31820433,31815026,31815143,31815313,31819167,31815044,31815800,31819477,31820429,31815344,31814914,31819436,31817043,31815904,31820109,31817695,31815822,31816807,31822060,31815500,31820228,31822131,31815185,31823064,31814826,31815178,31820423,31829871,31828926,31822065,31820006,31815150,31818181,31815581,31832259,31816323,31820485,31815120,31815206,31817865,31821980,31816951,31816461,31814882,31818793,31814816,31814837,31818987,31814741,31815078,31815492,31821703,31817110,31818774],"score":328,"time":1655748052,"title":"Meta VR prototypes aim to make VR 'indistinguishable from reality'","type":"story","url":"https://www.roadtovr.com/meta-vr-headset-prototypes-visual-fidelity-indistinguishable-from-reality/"}],[30132560,{"by":"tenonyx","descendants":496,"id":30132560,"kids":[30133214,30133437,30133289,30133496,30133156,30133047,30134062,30141267,30133486,30133543,30139497,30133146,30140679,30133567,30133053,30133450,30133600,30141692,30134836,30134243,30133691,30133319,30133509,30133731,30133465,30133623,30133275,30133558,30134154,30133096,30133179,30134398,30133393,30133828,30133659,30134081,30133765,30133310,30134267,30134269,30133802,30133641,30134009,30133516,30135458,30136738,30133491,30134348,30133259,30133994,30137907,30133588,30134141,30132992,30134026,30133409,30133530,30133244,30134300,30133690,30133865,30134390,30134558,30141819,30134144,30134676,30134306,30134073,30137467,30133890,30133458,30134169,30139624,30133349,30138257,30133504,30133809,30133211,30134256,30133431,30133505,30141941,30133370,30137155,30134157,30134372,30134885,30132935,30133870,30133838,30136204,30134074,30133895,30134354,30133896,30133365,30133474,30135138,30133675,30139808,30133713,30141820,30133992,30133670,30134167,30147721,30134090,30134828,30133287,30133698,30134471,30133958,30134276,30135029,30133559,30136864,30133476,30133616,30133798,30151953,30133949,30135545,30134401,30138716,30133658,30137904,30139103,30134481,30133492,30133045,30133818,30133325,30138801,30133649,30133766,30134250,30133198,30133844,30133805,30133856,30134175,30133855,30133978,30135490,30133470,30134129,30133009,30133710,30134332,30142189,30134940,30132925,30133716,30133858,30143767,30134067,30134370,30141139,30133688,30133884,30138658,30152978,30134448,30145202,30134321,30133811,30136073,30138262,30133973,30155122,30158670,30151389,30190827,30133810,30134232,30133661,30146535,30134126,30140898,30134055,30133947,30141599,30134843,30133366,30133485,30133428,30134207,30133592,30133679,30133010,30133203,30133702,30133717,30133368,30134463,30135530,30134043,30134219,30133172,30134191,30138901,30158117,30134314,30136342,30133611,30133801,30134283,30135144,30136869,30134285,30160360,30133693,30134799,30134442,30133695,30133446,30134290,30134123,30133900,30134328,30133975,30133699,30133034,30132831,30135102,30133610,30137702,30134107,30141720,30134579,30133401,30133915],"score":427,"text":"$17","time":1643504913,"title":"Ask HN: At a peak of my dev career, I hate my life","type":"story"}],[28979602,{"by":"rajlego","descendants":125,"id":28979602,"kids":[28979886,28979871,28979731,28980070,28979750,28979914,28980485,28984633,28979869,28983803,28979744,28979921,28980055,28979675,28980099,28980644,28979961,28979943,28980416,28980600,28979918,28982108,28980463,28980539,28979774,29005904,28980492,28980148,28988949,28986295,28985295,28979857,29118139,28982271,28980727,28980243,28986590,28980063,28985627,28983318,28980391,28984709,28984967,28979924,28989194,29135724,28980813,28982467,28980733,28982954,28980455,28982882,28996801,28980248,28992896,28980152,28980324,28982938,28982125,28982141,28980770,28986079,28980019],"score":112,"text":"My favorite tool is a tool within an app called SuperMemo know as plan. [1]. It’s pretty great but lacks mobile support and syncing so I’m interested in knowing what other people use.

[1] https://help.supermemo.org/wiki/Plan","time":1635094061,"title":"Ask HN: What’s your favorite tool for planning your day?","type":"story"}],[28574785,{"by":"greenmarine","descendants":4,"id":28574785,"kids":[28574872,28574806,28574802,28576828],"score":6,"time":1631956618,"title":"Ask HN: How do you get over a breakup?","type":"story"}],[28508811,{"by":"7237139812","descendants":87,"id":28508811,"kids":[28510070,28513666,28512735,28519839,28515342,28519782,28515140,28510465,28519739,28515268,28519748,28515863,28568110,28519713,28524779,28519769,28520033,28525014,28510065,28519749,28575102,28520191,28519974,28519719,28527445,28519752,28570347,28540100,28539100,28554987,28525570,28519642,28522422,28515726,28526025,28525534,28566772,28509280,28526230,28519766,28518133,28519684,28519937,28520602,28519760,28513175,28519705,28512106,28513284,28594741,28537910,28519701,28519706,28509538,28519756,28523599,28532039,28519746,28518076,28527653,28518318],"score":65,"text":"Recently I've been really curious how engineers take ad-hoc notes throughout their work days.

Personally I've been using Obsdian.md and creating a new file for each day that I work.

Anyone using a specific tool, or maybe even a physical notebook?

Follow up question is whether you ever reference your notes or go back and look through them again.","time":1631518625,"title":"Ask HN: How do you take notes throughout your work day?","type":"story"}],[27477412,{"by":"sommohapatra","dead":true,"id":27477412,"kids":[27497576,27477589,27477430],"score":7,"time":1623439410,"title":"Show HN: I made a trading algorithm tracking WSB sentiment (35% annual return)","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/tstewart161/Reddit_Sentiment_Trader"}],[26192817,{"by":"global-citizen","descendants":133,"id":26192817,"kids":[26196269,26194512,26196118,26197242,26194407,26194295,26193596,26197506,26194845,26195002,26193736,26194462,26200882,26194535,26200613,26193216,26194369,26198774,26194766,26199075,26201197,26194281,26194522,26193506,26199132,26195194,26199755,26195284,26211773,26199389,26195004,26203562,26195094,26196531,26194377,26199815,26213312,26194622,26200748,26197914,26213888,26211585,26194839,26195244,26194789,26196875,26193428,26201405,26196021,26194433,26198736,26195574,26194312,26194459,26196262,26194609,26194417,26276695,26194546,26194315,26201632,26195001,26197770,26194401,26198014,26198349,26194474,26194286,26195485,26194357,26194542,26198117,26194492,26194548,26194403,26194539,26197084,26194573,26201440,26194463,26194130,26194249,26194748,26194317,26290866,26196009,26200714,26195404,26194277,26194521,26280996,26194633,26197051,26196896,26195207],"score":156,"text":"I've only recently discovered HN and absolutely love the community. I stumbled across it from a comment over on Ars Technica and it got me thinking: what other sites may I be missing out on?

People on here and Ars resonate with me, so I figure ask and see if there are others that might interest to me or other members of the community.

I'll start. I religiously check these sites, in this order, maybe 4-5 times a day:

1. Sydney Morning Herald (smh.com.au)

2. news.com.au

3. Ars Technica (arstechnica.com)

4. Hacker News (here)

5. Politico (politico.com)

6. Fox News (foxnews.com)","time":1613740788,"title":"Ask HN: What websites do you visit every day?","type":"story"}],[26227967,{"by":"pavanyara","descendants":2,"id":26227967,"kids":[26230370,26229640],"score":12,"time":1614017445,"title":"Palantir: Unlocked and Almost Loaded","type":"story","url":"https://www.ft.com/content/ff81c3f0-ec9d-4e85-a3a0-34fc4901e019"}],[18085765,{"by":"spoondocz","descendants":237,"id":18085765,"kids":[18085975,18086024,18087260,18086007,18086074,18086700,18085809,18087366,18086481,18088104,18085854,18086043,18086600,18086631,18087026,18086592,18085887,18086364,18086980,18086078,18085934,18086072,18087211,18086026,18085935,18087068,18085885,18091128,18086859,18086749,18087493,18086905,18087692,18087243,18088509,18085994,18086019,18086581,18086824,18086730,18091653,18087189,18087012,18085835,18086745,18086034,18086314,18087439,18091311,18094677,18088148,18085964,18093875,18086895,18087236,18099099,18089316,18089093,18086058,18087986,18087485,18091751,18085980,18089172,18086213,18086414,18085954,18088242,18094814,18106529,18087287,18087772,18108612,18086717,18087404,18086454,18092187,18103817,18092215,18091688,18094492,18115433,18097654,18086014,18087073,18094381,18086396,18086555,18086425,18086063,18085923,18085916,18091079,18085987,18098442,18088156,18092414,18087303,18086817,18087030,18087611,18085829,18089730,18096821,18086819,18090618,18094311,18085859,18094483,18085961,18086520,18094816,18093077,18085894,18086880,18086313,18085944,18086734,18086677,18098199,18096280,18087308,18086547,18087164,18093742,18097945,18092008,18091320,18086945,18086962,18093999,18090312,18096258,18086064,18087889,18088827,18086080,18086848,18087088,18086001,18087008,18113263,18086076,18089284,18086502,18098257,18087252,18098256,18086500,18087298,18088567],"score":347,"time":1538064258,"title":"Ask HN: What are some of the best documentaries you've seen?","type":"story"}],[17458697,{"by":"_diyu","descendants":43,"id":17458697,"kids":[17459094,17458730,17460242,17459161,17459296,17464084,17463745,17459401,17459607,17459145,17459156,17461540,17459077,17459072,17459372,17459104,17459287],"score":35,"text":"I have one client right now who pays me out of pocket, but the work he's asking is beyond my understanding. It's dealing with a new system that has a lot of parts. It's well documented, but when I read the documentation, it's just not sinking in, I'm not "getting it". My eyes just gloss over and I re-read the same sentence over and over for 3 minutes without any progress. This is the same thing that happened when I tried to learn Rails about 8 years ago.

Is it possible to push past this and force my mind to learn new things? Is being 32 years old and in very poor health a show-stopper for learning new complex concepts?

My first thought is to just get another job, one that I already know how to do. But that's outside of my control, this is my only client and will be for a few months.

Any advice is appreciated.","time":1530728403,"title":"Ask HN: How do you get past difficulty learning what's needed for a new job?","type":"story"}],[17331359,{"by":"smithmayowa","descendants":24,"id":17331359,"kids":[17331512,17331892,17335934,17331966,17331530,17331553,17333150,17331685,17331520,17331578,17341054,17331863,17335728,17331628,17332272,17332572,17332875,17333828,17331492,17334063],"score":21,"text":"Dear middle aged hackernewsers, how did you deal with the fact that you were growing old and leaving your twenties behind, I am asking this cause lately I've been terrified and having panic attacks at the thought that in a few years time(6 years to be exact) I will leave my twenties behind and literally start becoming old, this is even more scary as I remember becoming 20 years old like it happened just last year.

To deal with this issue I have resulted to scorning new music's and movies, for music's and movies which were released 4 to 10 years ago, I am even surprised by the sheer number of movies and music that were made during these period.

Also this month will make it exactly a year that I lost my dad, which further makes the thought of me getting old frightening to me as I'm also kinda scared that getting old will mean I will lose a lot more people close and dear to me.","time":1529221872,"title":"Ask HN: How did you deal with the fact that you were growing old","type":"story"}]]

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