15:[[37799365,{"by":"devilankur18","descendants":3,"id":37799365,"kids":[37801583,37799431],"score":2,"text":"Please share top 3 development/production problems that you have faced in order of priority.","time":1696658630,"title":"Top Problems with LLM App Development","type":"story"}],[37628810,{"by":"llimos","descendants":19,"id":37628810,"kids":[37628978,37629073,37628983,37628947,37629007,37628923,37628979,37629087,37628896,37629873,37629468,37629098],"score":15,"time":1695513890,"title":"Covid has broken the social contract between parents and schools","type":"story","url":"https://capx.co/covid-has-broken-the-social-contract-between-parents-and-schools/"}],[37481462,{"by":"quietthrow","descendants":5,"id":37481462,"kids":[37490357,37485493,37482104,37481844,37482711],"score":4,"text":"I see a lot of data pointing to real wages not moving up as time passes. One example is from https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2018/08/07/for-most-us-workers-real-wages-have-barely-budged-for-decades/ but there are other such data too. Can someone ELI5 the core drivers and why most people are ok with this status quo?","time":1694527436,"title":"Ask HN: Why have real wages been stagnant for most Americans?","type":"story"}],[37385820,{"by":"pg_1234","descendants":5,"id":37385820,"kids":[37385951,37386441,37386399,37386470,37387885],"score":5,"time":1693867162,"title":"CEO Claims About Office Productivity Seem Backed Up by Data","type":"story","url":"https://www.businessinsider.com/employees-back-to-the-office-what-the-data-really-says-2023-9"}],[36248695,{"by":"agluszak","descendants":39,"id":36248695,"kids":[36250083,36250789,36248759,36250834,36249719,36250522,36249698,36258126,36250393,36252448,36249949,36249879],"score":207,"time":1686257069,"title":"Reddit’s CEO edited comments that criticized him (2016)","type":"story","url":"https://www.theverge.com/2016/11/23/13739026/reddit-ceo-steve-huffman-edit-comments"}],[36096148,{"by":"throwawaymaths","descendants":3,"id":36096148,"kids":[36097702,36096170],"score":4,"text":"What happened to Tensorflow for swift? Does anyone have any experience deploying it? What worked? What didn't work? What can other frameworks/languages learn from the experience?","time":1685206124,"title":"Ask HN: What Happened to TensorFlow Swift?","type":"story"}],[35671257,{"by":"leoh","descendants":6,"id":35671257,"kids":[35671697,35675293,35671740,35671313,35672143],"score":7,"time":1682200492,"title":"Ask HN: How does Apple Offer 4.15% APY?","type":"story"}],[35357978,{"by":"mfiguiere","descendants":54,"id":35357978,"kids":[35358597,35358469,35358341,35358526,35358377,35358771,35358893,35358471,35358466,35358364,35363086,35359074,35358742,35358261],"score":68,"time":1680100891,"title":"$$335,000 Pay for ‘AI Whisperer’ Jobs Appears in Red-Hot Market","type":"story","url":"https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-29/ai-chatgpt-related-prompt-engineer-jobs-pay-up-to-335-000"}],[35334911,{"by":"voidhorse","descendants":79,"id":35334911,"kids":[35335469,35336157,35335014,35336299,35335991,35336288,35336400,35336275,35335069,35336308,35357304,35336230,35336452,35335125,35335781,35342387,35336305,35336263,35335428,35341829,35350213,35336234,35337386,35336539,35336214,35337647,35335017,35338648,35340418,35336303,35337758,35335060,35336108,35336095,35334981],"score":75,"text":"$16","time":1679969111,"title":"Ask HN: Was tech always so scammy?","type":"story"}],[35183608,{"by":"notmindthegap","descendants":3,"id":35183608,"kids":[35183816,35183974,35190306],"score":2,"text":"I have found by-and-large they have relatively little interest in tech & design, and treat product-building more as a game to be played, particularly within the boundaries of BigTech. This makes it difficult to really deliver the “user value” they hammer on about as conflicts of interest tend to compromise the quality of decisions and, subsequently, the product.

And yet, both early- and late-stage tech companies are hiring them in droves.","time":1678982056,"title":"Ask HN: What is your view on MBA product managers?","type":"story"}],[35145150,{"by":"whitepoplar","descendants":27,"id":35145150,"kids":[35145519,35145668,35147848,35145515,35145744,35145555,35145892,35145304,35145528,35145564,35145574,35145480,35146191],"score":15,"time":1678752013,"title":"“I'd put ~20% chance that we are in the beginning stages of a banking crisis.”","type":"story","url":"https://twitter.com/patio11/status/1635088341942304768"}],[34820584,{"by":"vsroy","descendants":7,"id":34820584,"kids":[34821006,34820943,34820962,34824157,34853345],"score":3,"text":"I have a large similarity matrix. It is 300K by 300K entries, and is ~ 100GB in size. To clarify, this is the result of multiplying a 300K by 512 matrix with its transpose.

I want to make queries on this matrix like (what are the rows most similar to row #2), but I don't have a machine with 100GB of RAM.

What would be the best strategy for running queries on this matrix? My current plan is to use duckdb, but I am wondering if there are more elegant alternatives.","time":1676564054,"title":"Ask HN: Disk-backed NumPy for data analysis?","type":"story"}],[34777785,{"by":"in_vestor","descendants":15,"id":34777785,"kids":[34789601,34800110,34778114,34781646,34790296],"score":8,"text":"The NYT ran a story this week about deterioration ad quality.

It’s obvious to everyone here that services like google search, social media, and YouTube have had user experience vastly degraded in the hunt for ad revenue.

Apps and sites that should have long ago perished are able to linger on like ghosts, endangering user data (MySpace still exists).

And yet this earnings quarter, we learned that companies are doing better than we expected. Meta is growing its user base and google is increasing its clicks. Despite the wishes of the media, twitter is doing OK. Dilapidated app companies continue to raise funds.

What is going on? What would cause the ad-funded ecosystem to fundamentally change?

Looking for insight from people on the front lines.","time":1676312568,"title":"Ask HN: What is going on in the ad-tech market?","type":"story"}],[34564179,{"by":"scaredgpt","descendants":65,"id":34564179,"kids":[34564933,34564594,34564958,34565283,34564542,34564955,34565040,34569004,34565018,34570677,34564634,34565598,34565352,34565472,34569000,34564308,34565613,34565042,34565891,34565399,34567220,34565844,34565413,34565723,34565212,34565685,34564519,34565407,34564632,34565154,34567677,34565070],"score":39,"text":"Since the release of ChatGPT I can't help it but be pessimistic about what the future holds for the field of software engineering. As a Junior developer I'm so thankful for the constant learning I'm experiencing at work and despite the low impact I have on issues/code base I'm always making sure that I take it one day at a time. I keep hearing friends and people online saying that the calculator didn't replace mathematicians and that Excel didn't replace accountants, but I can't help it to be anxious and think of ChatGPT replacing me and is making my imposter syndrome worse. I wanted to ask HN and see what they think of my fears, am I unreasonable? I know that I should not fear such tool but make sure I learn it and have it help me become more productive. Any tips or recommendations on how to deal with such anxiety/fear. Thank you in advance.

P.S: using throw away account, my main one has my email and website :/","time":1674958386,"title":"Ask HN: How to Deal with ChatGPT Anxiety?","type":"story"}],[34233934,{"by":"m348e912","descendants":162,"id":34233934,"kids":[34234555,34234406,34234235,34234378,34234452,34235669,34235057,34234340,34234930,34236892,34234417,34234409,34234666,34234269,34234382,34234392,34234285,34234405,34235803,34234456,34234554,34234337,34234837,34234521,34234665,34234454,34242787,34234614,34236514,34236224,34234560,34234699,34234121,34235051,34234564,34236490,34234353,34234781,34234556,34237013,34234266,34234055,34234579,34234563,34234204,34235203,34234838,34237987,34237015,34234808,34234524,34234059,34234209,34235383,34234758,34234190,34234783,34234489,34244714,34234678,34234217,34235584,34234549,34234498,34241925,34234891,34234552,34236745,34242214,34234418,34234542,34234975,34234748,34234522,34234076,34238590,34235629,34234399,34234653,34240523,34234379,34234806,34234005,34234075,34236593,34234571,34236997,34238622,34236817,34234491,34234692,34233992,34243875,34234530,34234469,34234516,34234592,34240972,34236478,34236520,34234244,34237529,34234483,34234573,34234145,34234069,34234308,34234644,34234210,34233955,34234562],"score":27,"text":"HN readers seem like one of the most likely group to buy a Tesla due to the technical nature of the readership. So what were your reasons for not doing so?","time":1672764544,"title":"Why didn't you buy a Tesla?","type":"story"}],[34184163,{"by":"Cockbrand","descendants":4,"id":34184163,"kids":[34185088],"score":3,"text":"I'm subscribing to the regular RSS feed [1], in which the individual list items in my RSS reader are links to the submitted pages. I'd rather have a feed with links to the comment pages, as I use HN mostly to read the contextual discussion. I see that the feed does contain the comments, like

  <comments>https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34184163</comments>\n

\nSo it should be fairly trivial to build a proxy that does what I want. Doing this would be a nice little exercise, but I don't want to re-invent the wheel if it already exists.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/rss","time":1672400685,"title":"Ask HN: Is There a Comments-Only Hacker News RSS Feed?","type":"story"}],[34157534,{"by":"thunderbong","descendants":2,"id":34157534,"kids":[34157643,34164450],"score":3,"time":1672201547,"title":"AI builds SQL queries for you in seconds","type":"story","url":"https://aihelperbot.com"}],[34147090,{"by":"thewhitetulip","descendants":88,"id":34147090,"kids":[34151785,34148790,34150442,34147853,34148211,34147733,34147911,34148977,34147804,34147754,34147865,34147792,34147790,34149366,34147517,34149761,34148441,34149120,34148553,34148531,34149921,34149092,34149074,34147671,34149109,34147943],"score":99,"text":"What should a data engineer learn as a part of Upskilling in 2022?

New languages like Rust/Ocaml/Nim.. if yes then which?

I don't think learning an ETL tool will be helpful because essentially they are all one and the same.

Any tips?","time":1672133940,"title":"Ask HN: Upskilling as a Data Engineer","type":"story"}],[34132084,{"by":"kibru_","descendants":2,"id":34132084,"kids":[34132631,34137972],"score":4,"text":"I’ve started using RSS again recently and I’m looking for interesting feeds no matter the topic.","time":1672006851,"title":"Ask HN:Hey HN what are your favourite RSS feeds?","type":"story"}],[34127742,{"by":"matthewfcarlson","descendants":90,"id":34127742,"kids":[34128443,34128666,34128256,34130136,34129368,34127952,34128365,34128350,34128328,34128751,34128264,34128155,34128523,34128249,34128082,34127905,34128584,34129252,34127911,34127788,34128887,34128749,34133036,34139006,34128375,34127932,34128051,34128831,34129058,34127981,34128219,34129530,34128336,34128433,34141392,34131636,34128344,34127953,34128896,34129783,34128322,34128261,34129714,34129075,34129744,34130314,34127751,34128314,34128529,34136118,34128881,34135192,34127817,34128537,34130275,34129016,34128813,34139864,34128766,34128629,34127908,34128615,34129989,34127994,34128678,34128296,34129819,34128908,34128754,34130037,34128697],"score":162,"text":"I’ve been writing for a while but I feel like I’ve stagnated for a while. What have other people done?","time":1671980276,"title":"Ask HN: How to get better at writing?","type":"story"}],[34125628,{"by":"csomar","descendants":780,"id":34125628,"kids":[34126553,34128508,34127965,34127417,34126475,34127761,34132457,34129936,34127772,34125756,34125787,34126196,34127595,34125732,34128174,34125884,34129865,34125762,34127215,34129638,34126432,34128501,34126178,34125766,34129011,34126106,34129001,34128648,34135386,34127008,34125907,34125841,34125695,34131710,34132339,34125858,34125751,34137128,34142319,34127792,34125934,34125797,34133029,34126879,34126922,34126197,34131193,34127372,34127096,34130387,34126973,34126911,34126735,34132835,34128048,34125827,34126771,34146871,34126093,34125993,34130599,34129519,34129221,34127211,34162273,34172079,34131823,34127477,34131867,34127606,34133200,34127503,34128183,34127297,34127191,34126484,34126202,34126785,34128593,34126206,34139831,34139053,34127464,34125733,34136662,34130420,34127219,34125828,34126539,34129669,34125714,34126307,34127423,34128012,34137897,34125810,34130770,34139596,34132382,34126691,34128086,34138162,34289507,34131916,34127157,34127655,34128059,34126604,34126939,34129870,34136836,34131706,34137004,34127960,34127916,34128044,34137799,34128893,34127945,34163537,34125891,34126537,34126253,34126685,34127481,34126919,34125764,34130628,34126794,34126639,34127985,34127780,34130396,34137818,34132940,34125889,34130440,34129554,34125705,34132737,34125728,34125753,34130694,34127467,34126925,34126667,34125691,34126046,34128618,34130564,34129699,34129690,34128680,34127367,34130678,34125727,34132443,34129567,34126519,34126681,34137156,34132487,34125802,34130686,34128738,34126643,34127028,34127575,34127101,34130516,34141767,34126277,34131374,34129540,34137843,34125816,34126544,34130111,34126819,34126632,34128162,34129093,34125782,34127667,34125679,34126186,34131426,34127236,34149525,34130711,34200117,34128323,34130052,34126992,34131777,34140127,34126978,34128951,34129276,34157911,34126873,34137221,34133243,34130978,34131444,34128481,34130015,34130995,34128456,34128275,34129104,34137026,34125723,34127357,34131892,34128189,34130174,34135168,34129944,34126209,34133065,34132658,34132249,34126486,34125708,34159278,34127412,34128421,34127262,34135822,34125821,34129737,34126337,34128949,34129153,34129949,34129784,34127697],"score":413,"text":"$17","time":1671960301,"title":"Ask HN: What are your predictions for 2023?","type":"story"}],[34083388,{"by":"whalesalad","descendants":1,"id":34083388,"kids":[34092863],"score":2,"time":1671642742,"title":"Codon – a high-performance, zero-overhead, extensible Python compiler using LLVM","type":"story","url":"https://docs.exaloop.io/codon"}],[34034187,{"by":"tosh","descendants":12,"id":34034187,"kids":[34037823,34034356],"score":25,"time":1671327097,"title":"Tesla’s Third Largest Shareholder Calls for the Ouster of Elon Musk as CEO","type":"story","url":"https://observer.com/2022/12/koguan-leo-tesla-shareholder-oust-elon-musk/"}],[33936581,{"by":"proto-n","descendants":10,"id":33936581,"kids":[33936732,33936680,33936681,33936648,33936952,33937097,33937518,33936889],"score":5,"text":"These last few days I've been having some mild anxiety over ChatGPT. I feel like this is such a powerful tool that it somehow will give too much advantage to its owners at a certain point, and it must be replicated in the open domain as soon as possible. But I guess to easy my anxiety, I thought it would be fun to ask about it here. After all, HN is the best at dismissing stuff as not a big deal.

So, how would you argue that ChatGPT is not such a big deal?","time":1670704851,"title":"Ask HN: How would you argue that ChatGPT is not a big deal?","type":"story"}],[33661969,{"by":"mfiguiere","descendants":18,"id":33661969,"kids":[33662480,33662363,33662012,33663261,33663097,33662551,33663407,33662767,33662992],"score":20,"time":1668804738,"title":"Elizabeth Holmes: 'They Don’t Put Pretty People Like Me in Jail'","type":"story","url":"https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/elizabeth-holmes-sentencing-theranos-trial/card/elizabeth-holmes-brushed-off-patient-risks-they-don-t-put-pretty-people-like-me-in-jail--aqGc0srIBbZnuGAIsDJ4"}],[33484490,{"by":"emptyparadise","descendants":2,"id":33484490,"kids":[33484730,33485643],"score":2,"text":"I follow HN over RSS, but it seems like the feed has everything that at any point hits the front page.

Are there any less intense ways to follow the links that pop up here, whatever 'less intense' might mean to you? Maybe just posts that hit the top 10, maybe only posts that linger on the front page for a certain amount of time.","time":1667674654,"title":"Ask HN: A less intense HN RSS feed?","type":"story"}],[33119347,{"by":"michaelcao","descendants":291,"id":33119347,"kids":[33121069,33121562,33120439,33119492,33119479,33119462,33119415,33119394,33119671,33120496,33119507,33121540,33120651,33119526,33119391,33121982,33120731,33121521,33120512,33119540,33120506,33125264,33119738,33120979,33119772,33122790,33120644,33123302,33119782,33121369,33124934,33119592,33123891,33122343,33122699,33128405,33123967,33119736,33119453,33122059,33119490,33119503,33122684,33121337,33122895,33121254,33124874,33120421,33121902,33121309,33119698,33120785,33122604,33119704,33122095,33119446,33119538,33122420,33127028,33120471,33119608,33121111,33127104,33121736,33123061,33123484,33120559,33122718,33119449,33124450,33126782,33119766,33124810,33122066,33125222,33119700,33126861,33124028,33121456,33175528,33121480,33124468,33121342,33123563,33119398,33119378,33130278,33146683,33124690,33122089,33120732,33122834,33120591,33125561,33122328,33122872,33119450,33125853,33121219,33121500,33123462,33128437,33127799,33124350,33128082,33122208,33121006,33123132,33119534,33123900,33124427,33123308,33119600,33121541,33124532,33122424,33120552,33122640,33130816,33123749,33121906,33119523,33120571,33121082,33124980,33121466,33122117,33119527,33123341,33121729,33119726,33123234,33136311,33125847,33121745,33122562,33119706,33122170,33122758,33129085,33120743,33123780,33119970,33120902,33127117,33120695,33121927,33120564],"score":187,"text":"Throughout his book "M. Outliers: The Story of Success.", Gladwell repeatedly refers to the “10 000-hour rule,” asserting that the key to achieving true expertise in any skill is simply a matter of practicing. It could be the greatest practice myth. My american boss founded my company in Viet Nam when he was 55. I admire him a lot. Nonetheless, I am still afraid of switching to other job because time is running out when i am older. A lot of my friends who are technical guys think so. Any advice?","time":1665137404,"title":"Ask HN: 10k hours rule to master anything. Could I switch career when I am 43?","type":"story"}],[32799920,{"by":"fny","descendants":210,"id":32799920,"kids":[32800733,32804038,32800741,32803228,32800487,32803089,32800565,32800946,32803274,32802547,32801453,32800670,32800621,32803474,32800688,32800191,32800663,32801100,32800752,32800933,32800508,32806948,32803531,32803930,32803573,32804137,32803792,32803238,32800379,32801168,32801493,32806719,32805227,32800900,32804334,32801128,32807216,32809164,32800720,32804281,32800549,32807813,32804180,32800425,32800767,32804520,32807302,32807727,32803787,32803850,32805484,32799985,32804285,32801385,32804106,32804049,32804585,32803395,32799965,32804229,32807777,32804422,32804161],"score":96,"text":"$18","time":1662906670,"title":"Ask HN: Does anyone else think SQL needs help?","type":"story"}]]

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