15:[[39218791,{"by":"d60","descendants":0,"id":39218791,"kids":[39222250],"score":3,"text":"I have created a Twitter API wrapper that allows usage with just the account's username, email address, and password — no API keys required. This wrapper enables unlimited and free functionalities, including posting tweets, searching tweets, and fetching trending topics. For detailed usage instructions and more information, please refer to the GitHub repository.","time":1706809474,"title":"Show HN: Twitter API wrapper for Python without the need for API keys","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/d60/twikit"}],[38844413,{"by":"World_Peace","descendants":3,"id":38844413,"kids":[38847427,38857781,38848199,38871535],"score":8,"text":"I'm close to graduation and after doing a few SWE internships I've become increasingly interested in learning graphic and UI/UX design in the hopes of a starting a design agency like MetaLab or Designjoy.

I was hoping to get some guidance from HN in making this pivot, there are loads of popular design courses out there and I'm not sure how to vet them, especially given the price tag for some of these.

If I were to instead pursue a career in design, do these certificates have any real weight in hiring decisions? I'm assuming my portfolio would be most important when interviewing.

I'd also appreciate any thoughts from those with experience running an agency, particularly about early client acquisition.","time":1704217272,"title":"Ask HN: Resources and courses for learning UI/UX design","type":"story"}],[37412962,{"by":"anon115","descendants":11,"id":37412962,"kids":[37413024,37413107,37417800,37421752,37415955,37413206,37443162,37421483,37418697],"score":10,"text":"have you encountered any?\ni wanna say tally.so,hackernews, stripes navigating menu, libgen(could be better) \n--video game character movement in general mouse and keyboard \n>> makes you feel connected seamlessly or almost","time":1694044155,"title":"Ask HN: User interfaces that have withstood the test of time?","type":"story"}],[37389447,{"by":"sh_tomer","descendants":3,"id":37389447,"kids":[37391737,37389613,37390171],"score":1,"text":"Frameworks popularity is in constant change.\nDo you think the same will happen to react, or is it here to stay?","time":1693904494,"title":"Ask HN: Is React Here to Stay?","type":"story"}],[37381460,{"by":"gsuuon","descendants":23,"id":37381460,"kids":[37383495,37382872,37381923,37384181,37381892,37391561,37382812,37381822,37384268,37388250,37382588,37391626,37391910],"score":38,"time":1693841516,"title":"Ask HN: What are your favorite programming blogs?","type":"story"}],[37333088,{"by":"sinuhe69","descendants":10,"id":37333088,"kids":[37342840,37333267,37333282,37334312,37335764,37333633,37336951],"score":2,"text":"I have a serious problem with my cardiac rhythms. I can only sleep properly if I go to bed around 2 AM. Needless to say, I'm very tired in the morning, and it seriously hampers my life.

I've tried to change that rhythm, but without much success. If I'm severely sleep-deprived, I'll feel tired early on and I can sleep early. But then I tend to wake up, sometimes around 3-4 AM, and feel exhausted the whole next day. Only when I go to bed at 2 AM and allow myself to sleep until 9-10 AM do I feel relaxed and clearheaded.

I've tried supplements (100 mg magnesium) and diets (oatmeal, banana before bed, etc.) without much success.

Most recently, I learned a tip from a blog that walking for a long session (45-60 minutes) immediately after waking up could help change the rhythm. Do you have any other personal tip? I believe it will help a lot of other people on HN as well. Thanks!","time":1693462113,"title":"Do you have a tip for better sleep?","type":"story"}],[37249508,{"by":"e3bc54b2","descendants":4,"id":37249508,"kids":[37249859,37249732,37249739,37251732],"score":1,"text":"My project is in infancy, I'm mostly done with PoC, and have a potential stack in mind, but would like to take a look at what more experienced folks are doing anyway. I have dabbled in most established languages at some point and have a general preference to statically typed languages, but I've enjoyed Elixir and Clojure for small stuff, even used Janet for a tiny thing(local network only). But please feel free to add anything.","time":1692888928,"title":"Ask HN: What is a good web stack for solo founder?","type":"story"}],[37246875,{"by":"optbuild","descendants":20,"id":37246875,"kids":[37249049,37248619,37252385,37248040,37248558,37262534,37247365,37247733,37264548,37248622,37247766,37248098,37255495,37259332,37264873,37258618],"score":51,"text":"Have you had any experience as a mediocre programmer where you coded mostly hit and miss style and then you did some project, read some book(s) or took some courses and you started to program like a scientific process and a mental model was formed and eventually became a good then a better programmer?

You started understanding programming languages much easier and better and were able to structure solutions in more elegantly and efficiently in code.","time":1692870225,"title":"Which books, courses, projects have improved your programming skills immensely?","type":"story"}],[37242229,{"by":"blogornot","descendants":11,"id":37242229,"kids":[37242458,37259642,37258659,37242388,37245515,37242644,37251851,37242560,37248769],"score":10,"text":"I have a personal site. I blogged in the past and I used to use my site as a "portfolio" of sorts showcasing my projects, writing, etc.

Several months ago I removed all blog posts and projects from my personal site. As it stands right now, my personal site is simply a "whois" for myself. Basically, a business card.

I'm torn.

On the one hand companies scrape up data from personal projects and blog posts for their LLMs. People dig up things you said in the past and cancel you according to whatever is trending that day.

Why bother writing anymore? Why publish projects? What are your thoughts?","time":1692826925,"title":"Ask HN: To Blog or Not?","type":"story"}],[36999374,{"by":"iJohnPaul","descendants":18,"id":36999374,"kids":[37001160,37008615,36999483,37001182,37001437,37010544,37019366,37001502,36999534],"score":11,"text":"The space in particular is improving language learning with AI. I see 1 or 2 new startups everyday! Not sure what to make of this level of competition. Is it worth entering a market like this and if so any particular things needed to succeed?","time":1691154123,"title":"Ask HN: Worth doing a startup in a space saturated with other new startups?","type":"story"}]]

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