16:[[34206055,{"by":"tapanjk","descendants":513,"id":34206055,"kids":[34207310,34206924,34206696,34206484,34206818,34206525,34206803,34206404,34207501,34206408,34206469,34208096,34207229,34208777,34206577,34206805,34206496,34208695,34206450,34206534,34207179,34206850,34209938,34208375,34207198,34207055,34207689,34207759,34207321,34206648,34207041,34209949,34207203,34208438,34206565,34206569,34207561,34208587,34206519,34209201,34208019,34208909,34208886,34206641,34207998,34207712,34206526,34207824,34207432,34207795,34206996,34207408,34206709,34206647,34206763,34206640,34211237,34207213,34207092,34207215,34208746,34209284,34211824,34207257,34207811,34225766,34206681,34206552,34208049,34206510,34208265,34206651,34208814,34207713,34206598,34206904,34206853,34207764,34207726,34208439,34216085,34206566,34206961,34207936,34206795,34208474,34206741,34206432,34206396,34207128,34207106,34220095,34207958,34208734,34207307,34207514],"score":427,"time":1672579148,"title":"Rant: Year of Linux on the desktop","type":"story","url":"https://blog.liw.fi/posts/2022/goalposts/"}],[30719651,{"by":"todsacerdoti","descendants":2,"id":30719651,"kids":[30720239,30724548],"score":10,"time":1647590477,"title":"Text editors through the years, and my little “secret” (2011)","type":"story","url":"https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2011/09/24/editor/"}],[13443253,{"by":"drKarl","descendants":162,"id":13443253,"kids":[13444332,13444316,13443630,13443510,13444139,13443459,13445200,13443455,13444383,13443603,13443661,13445553,13443553,13444726,13443591,13443385,13443638,13443639,13443577,13443500,13446101,13443968,13444568,13443414,13443580,13445826,13443461,13443513,13443691,13444758,13444851,13443514,13444635,13443613,13444480,13447899,13445917,13444236,13445006,13445060,13444339,13446129,13443733,13445452,13467624,13461731,13445129,13445268,13446415,13444605,13446243,13444645,13444451,13443695,13444721,13444951,13443621],"score":137,"text":"$17","time":1484914720,"title":"Ask HN: Ultrabook for programming?","type":"story"}],[13442738,{"by":"welpwelp","descendants":139,"id":13442738,"kids":[13443033,13443291,13443772,13443193,13443205,13443303,13442913,13442826,13443594,13442873,13443316,13443619,13443102,13442934,13442809,13443111,13443099,13442830,13444252,13442802,13443302,13442974,13443794,13443144,13444553,13442916,13445146,13443195,13442827,13444468,13443223,13443905,13444145,13444186,13443347,13443124,13443417,13443170,13443911,13447943,13450425,13443067,13443199,13443726,13445109,13443506,13443247,13443306,13443585,13450941,13443752,13443573,13445784,13443851,13443145,13443559,13442878,13444870,13443960,13443056,13445013,13443404,13445412,13443457,13445405,13442957,13448877,13443270,13443336,13443106],"score":148,"text":"Hello HN! I've decided to quit my job to boostrap my projects à la IndieHackers. I don't want to raise money and I only have a few $k. My plan is to build everything myself, using a stack such as Python/Django + HTML/CSS/JavaScript + eventually iOS, and the initial goal after validating my MVPs is to become "ramen profitable."

Levels has been greatly inspiring to me and I've read most of his blog and work about NomadList. https://twitter.com/levelsio

I'm going to go with the flow and figure out and learn things as I go, so my question is whether there are any advice you can think of (release on Tuesday?) that could possibly save me time, money, and mistakes.

Let me know if knowing what the projects are about, but they're basically simple services with niche userbases (e.g: Squarespace for photographers and Slack for gyms)

Thank you HN!","time":1484907518,"title":"Ask HN: Leaving my job to boostrap my projects. Advice?","type":"story"}],[13426896,{"by":"ian0","descendants":368,"id":13426896,"kids":[13427652,13427163,13427314,13427312,13427306,13427339,13430061,13427479,13427830,13427281,13427121,13427833,13427168,13427470,13428318,13428211,13427445,13427756,13427348,13427167,13430139,13427171,13427380,13427244,13427742,13436623,13431903,13427587,13427372,13427698,13427436,13431882,13428712,13428268,13429353,13427187,13429055,13427051,13427217,13432530,13429644,13427183,13427218,13432203,13513400,13427103,13446731,13430980,13431967,13428463,13436403,13433742,13428082,13427684,13428512,13427415,13427165,13427851,13427047,13429417,13431243,13428095,13429792,13428230,13427730,13427556,13429186,13427460,13433616,13427273,13443747,13427943,13428601,13428286,13427102,13428389,13429804,13428569,13427291,13429788,13432515,13430134,13429572,13441640,13427906,13428241,13430758,13430550,13427253,13427123,13428110,13427129,13428542,13427364,13428764,13434629,13431045,13432579,13428937,13433096,13427396,13429279,13428588,13427589,13430636,13428145,13428100,13429402,13427206,13431773,13427777,13427761,13432192,13429182,13427245,13429371,13428156,13427918,13431252],"score":639,"text":"$18","time":1484752838,"title":"Ask HN: Are we overcomplicating software development?","type":"story"}],[13343042,{"by":"selmat","descendants":318,"id":13343042,"kids":[13346075,13343369,13345501,13345313,13344867,13346443,13344335,13343446,13343333,13344392,13345119,13344648,13343245,13343343,13344754,13344445,13344280,13343239,13343178,13347180,13343197,13345795,13343171,13346202,13344324,13343349,13343388,13343240,13343342,13344959,13343214,13344861,13346401,13343138,13343338,13346154,13344904,13345761,13345854,13345895,13343537,13344290,13343529,13345469,13343427,13348772,13343191,13344401,13344361,13343221,13345964,13346796,13345641,13357650,13344669,13346435,13343378,13346092,13343209,13343517,13352703,13346503,13346567,13345112,13347347,13343489,13346975,13346389,13346933,13346944,13345487,13344660,13345408,13343524,13347538,13345156,13345652,13372889,13346252,13346174,13343571,13346352,13371759,13348338,13344946,13343428,13344905,13346096,13346978,13345741,13346335,13343106,13345274],"score":177,"text":"Recently I upgraded my 2yr old laptop (now it has 16GB RAM, 275GB SSD, baklit keyboard) and now consider which linux distro use as main OS.

What are your experience with various linux distros as main OS? Which one is the best? How looks like your dev environment?

For me are important these points :

- Ability to run virtualized systems (Windows, other linux distros)

- Good battery management

All necessary dev tasks and experiments will be performed in virtualized systems.

Thanks","time":1483778477,"title":"Ask HN: What is the best Linux distro for a development laptop?","type":"story"}],[13151158,{"by":"ohyoutravel","descendants":70,"id":13151158,"kids":[13151592,13151322,13151431,13151615,13151348,13151608,13151192,13151646,13151328,13151944,13151477,13151390,13151320,13151327,13151554,13151387,13152501,13151468,13151367,13151519,13166141,13151308,13151325,13151360,13151326,13151450,13156322,13153602,13158550,13151304,13151493,13151449,13151529,13151428,13151408,13153778,13151582,13151424,13151762,13151410,13151404,13151411],"score":48,"text":"Just noticed that about 57% of websites don't use a CMS like Wordpress/Drupal/etc. [1] If you don't use a CMS, what do you use exactly? I use github to host static sites, and things like Heroku for web apps.

[1]: https://w3techs.com/","time":1481466004,"title":"Ask HN: Most Sites Don't Use a CMS Like Wordpress – What Non-CMS Do You Use?","type":"story"}],[12852293,{"by":"cobbzilla","descendants":94,"id":12852293,"kids":[12852335,12852599,12852496,12852523,12852503,12852582,12852613,12852508,12853506,12852415,12852380,12852391,12852417,12852468,12852662,12852633,12852459,12852666,12852564,12852702,12853174,12852663,12852588,12852871,12852511,12852414,12852457,12853382,12852655,12852394,12852471,12853502,12853533,12852851,12852428,12852467,12852426,12852800,12852392,12852395,12852667],"score":72,"text":"So you're disappointed by the new MacBooks, lots of us feel the same way, myself included.

So what's the best, most high-powered Linux-supported laptop on the market today?

Ideal specs: quad-core cpu, 16GB+ RAM, 1TB+ SSD.","time":1478061703,"title":"Ask HN: Best linux laptop for developers","type":"story"}],[12835094,{"by":"Maran","descendants":140,"id":12835094,"kids":[12835216,12835240,12835291,12835200,12835208,12835274,12835248,12835158,12836996,12835136,12835186,12835239,12835149,12835896,12835165,12835218,12835762,12835204,12835886,12835201,12835155,12835403,12835761,12835354,12835254,12835188,12835207,12835298,12835228,12835506,12835347,12835287,12835156,12836212,12835356,12835222,12835636,12835187,12835819,12835197,12835198,12835206,12835167,12835293,12835213],"score":124,"text":"I've been very happy with my 2012 Macbook Pro Retina and was looking forward to a worthy successor. However the unveiling of the new Macbook was a big letdown for me. Everything that made the Macbook "Pro" seems to be removed. Enough has been said about the topic already what I want to do here is look at what alternatives there are.

So my question for you is; Which laptops, around the price point of your average Macbook Pro, come close to the build quality of the Macbook and use hardware that's greatly supported in Linux.

Extra kudos if somebody can recommend me a terminal on-par with iTerm. Out of all my apps I think I would miss iTerm the most.","time":1477903778,"title":"Ask HN: Disappointed by the new Macbook, what alternatives do we have?","type":"story"}],[7809024,{"by":"libovness","descendants":228,"id":7809024,"kids":[7809168,7809155,7809433,7809426,7809119,7809131,7809170,7809725,7809407,7810380,7809638,7809132,7809146,7809117,7809249,7809754,7809052,7809243,7810932,7809171,7810013,7810036,7809286,7809616,7809485,7809266,7809323,7809173,7809686,7814783,7810906,7810887,7809917,7809123,7809373,7809918,7809226,7810232,7809353,7809086],"score":348,"time":1401268036,"title":"How Apple Cheats","type":"story","url":"http://marksands.github.io/2014/05/27/how-apple-cheats.html"}],[7176203,{"by":"charlesma","descendants":63,"id":7176203,"kids":[7177006,7176815,7176630,7176896,7176569,7176859,7177018,7195921,7176830,7176727,7177398,7180256,7180190,7181756,7180017,7180277,7177230,7180948,7176526,7176464,7176461,7177030,7176717,7186505,7177846],"score":77,"text":"","time":1391503238,"title":"Today is Facebook's 10th anniversary","type":"story","url":"https://www.facebook.com/zuck/posts/10101250930776491"}],[6432306,{"by":"kmfrk","descendants":513,"id":6432306,"kids":[6432425,6432383,6432638,6432447,6432369,6432400,6432436,6432757,6432392,6432376,6432744,6432686,6432409,6432549,6432516,6432742,6432492,6433032,6432472,6432676,6432619,6432367,6432356,6434936,6432737,6433874,6436527,6433653,6432387,6433148,6435441,6434870,6434142,6432700,6432971,6433912,6433992,6433237,6433028,6433210,6432794,6432432,6432950,6439529,6432818,6432942,6432903,6433508,6432884,6432840,6432956,6435885,6438874,6432635,6432355,6432388,6433118,6432338,6437089,6432438,6432360,6434334,6432380,6433219,6435312,6438743,6432486,6434796,6436183,6435974,6432787,6437518,6435287,6437585,6434269,6432385,6432627,6433665,6435327,6432445,6432764,6434163,6432326,6432872,6432866,6432865,6433937,6432441,6432786,6439970],"score":1436,"time":1379955630,"title":"SteamOS","type":"story","url":"http://store.steampowered.com/livingroom/SteamOS/"}],[6429999,{"by":"siphr","descendants":0,"id":6429999,"kids":[6430001],"score":1,"text":"I am astounded as to how people can manage release of expansions for something (and find buyers for it too) that is so unstable. I think they have barley managed to iron out some serious issues in Sim City and they already want to release an expansion. I think a greedy act like this should be banned.","time":1379933890,"title":"Sim City Expansion Announced","type":"story","url":"http://www.macrumors.com/2013/09/19/simcity-expansion-cities-of-tomorrow-coming-november-12/"}],[6397723,{"by":"auctiontheory","descendants":97,"id":6397723,"kids":[6397945,6397983,6398111,6397959,6399009,6398043,6398252,6398317,6398608,6398270,6399157,6398436,6399153,6398765,6398155,6399780,6397750,6398029,6398030],"score":157,"time":1379395238,"title":"Brazil looks to break from US-centric Internet","type":"story","url":"http://www.sfgate.com/news/world/article/Brazil-looks-to-break-from-US-centric-Internet-4819946.php"}]]

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