15:[[33436268,{"by":"pjmlp","descendants":848,"id":33436268,"kids":[33438149,33437972,33441152,33440805,33436735,33436889,33436941,33436609,33436656,33436788,33436801,33437803,33436629,33437313,33437211,33439806,33443611,33437019,33436881,33437488,33436796,33442208,33437839,33436867,33436773,33436914,33436812,33443943,33437487,33441280,33437006,33437007,33438004,33438825,33438591,33437714,33438710,33437628,33442397,33452020,33437050,33440066,33441355,33439293,33437222,33437148,33439908,33449167,33438719,33440220,33436787,33437770,33440994,33439019,33439946,33437089,33439227,33439296,33438232,33439235,33442008,33436771,33441812,33440813,33445312,33444332,33436911,33441110,33440223,33440950,33440688,33438879,33439707,33440451,33438901,33441918,33437844,33437119,33440103,33437626,33437788,33456016,33443434,33437794,33444321,33446317,33440735,33438884,33438129,33448903,33443867,33443116,33438226,33443540,33445767,33437800,33438618,33437402,33436934,33443877,33438418,33439174,33443990,33440999,33436759,33445009,33436953,33436837,33442096,33438050,33437181,33438745,33441652,33443481,33440700,33441019,33437205,33453077,33437118,33440185,33442559,33436904,33438000,33441202,33442968,33442809,33437155],"score":383,"time":1667398985,"title":"The pool of talented C++ developers is running dry","type":"story","url":"https://www.efinancialcareers.com/news/2022/11/why-is-there-a-drought-in-the-talent-pool-for-c-developers"}],[33432720,{"by":"gru","descendants":455,"id":33432720,"kids":[33433002,33433099,33433214,33433092,33433037,33436862,33434110,33437010,33439286,33434202,33448519,33437602,33433768,33434931,33444565,33432996,33439620,33438186,33469442,33433545,33439735,33433337,33433146,33433227,33434163,33433923,33435220,33436361,33444265,33436100,33436313,33434769,33442021,33434425,33433590,33433228,33434111,33434009,33433074,33443523,33433587,33443288,33444152,33443356,33433575,33433602],"score":550,"time":1667377701,"title":"TomTom’s new mapping platform and ecosystem","type":"story","url":"https://www.tomtom.com/newsroom/behind-the-map/the-future-of-mapmaking-tomtom-maps-platform/"}],[33433534,{"by":"Tivarri","descendants":1,"id":33433534,"kids":[33433540],"score":2,"time":1667383928,"title":"Ransomware – “Do not negotiate with terrorists”","type":"story","url":"https://cranberry.cloud/blog/cyber-essentials-get-started/"}],[33433222,{"by":"jmconfuzeus","descendants":3,"id":33433222,"kids":[33435635,33433670,33433238],"score":2,"text":"Sometimes I get clients who don't know how development works and end up getting angry when I charge them more than expected hours.

For example, they ask me to add a feature to their app but then I take 10 hours to install their project on my computer because the previous developer added package-lock.json to .gitignore. Then I take a couple more hours getting through the spaghetti code so that I can actually figure out how to add the feature.

Have you experienced this before? If yes then how can you communicate with the client that you're not trying to scam them?","time":1667381506,"title":"Ask HN: How do you communicate with inexperienced clients?","type":"story"}],[33409942,{"by":"caprock","descendants":10,"id":33409942,"kids":[33412929,33413172,33410501,33413740,33415007,33411270,33418725,33410050,33412078,33410106,33418753],"score":11,"text":"It's an idea I can't shake lately.

It seems common to see people speak with certainty about any given software engineering practice, idiom, or concept. This isn't just people new to the field, enamored with a technology. In fact, it can be prominent with experienced folks. Yet if you pull on a thread or two, there's no verifiable underlying support for the views. Good intuition? yes. Scientific validity? rarely.

I'm sure you can think of examples. Just look to the last few pull requests or design discussions you've observed.

My current working idea: Most practices are subjective and often contrary to one another. Subsequently, what's more important is choosing one of the broad system/software classes and being consistent about how it's applied.","time":1667239595,"title":"Ask HN: Are most software practices and idioms subjective?","type":"story"}],[33409733,{"by":"amichail","descendants":4,"id":33409733,"kids":[33410589,33410086],"score":5,"text":"And if so, why?","time":1667238749,"title":"Ask HN: Are web sites more buggy than their corresponding native apps?","type":"story"}],[33399560,{"by":"cheinyeanlim","descendants":1,"id":33399560,"kids":[33399759],"score":2,"time":1667168677,"title":"Ethical AI Team Says Bias Bounties Can More Quickly Expose Algorithmic Flaws","type":"story","url":"https://singularityhub.com/2022/10/30/ethical-ai-team-believes-bias-bounties-can-more-quickly-expose-algorithmic-flaws/"}],[33398063,{"by":"jamilaghasiyev","descendants":85,"id":33398063,"kids":[33398854,33398714,33399066,33398448,33399471,33399038,33398262,33399965,33398354,33399096,33398870,33398498,33398211,33398931,33400045,33400086,33400974,33402526,33398169,33399188,33399729,33399245,33398844,33399146,33401572,33398750,33400215,33399974,33400849,33451081,33398720,33398793,33402356,33401263,33398968,33402515,33399870,33398977,33399292,33399261,33399020,33398128],"score":75,"text":"I can't find joy in life. Nothing interesting. When I think rationally I am excepting myself as whom I'm. Yes, for example, friends talk to me passionately about something (music, events, chess, etc..). I'm just like, "yeah, interesting". I never feel excited about anything deeply. I admire people like Feynman who are passionate and curious about science, life, to learn. I want to feel like them but nothing triggers that type of feeling. In the end, I'm just passing my days. Naval says in his book something like " we will be forgotten 100000 years from now. There is no meaning". this is not the case for me. I don't want to be remembered or make something useful for people, for the world. I just want to be curious, and passionate like Zorba (Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis), like Feynman. Without curiosity, man is nothing. If you had experienced this type of thing, how did you handle it?","time":1667160037,"title":"Ask HN: How did you find joy in life?","type":"story"}],[33398035,{"by":"liucija_lat","descendants":2,"id":33398035,"kids":[33398070],"score":2,"text":"Gotcha!

Stop reading self-help books, articles or getting advice from friends. What you need is to start listening to yourself and learn the process to find the answers within you. The only books, friends, and therapists that are good for you are the ones that help to help yourself.","time":1667159886,"title":"Top things that helped me get through a life crisis","type":"story"}],[33397662,{"by":"alexbezhan","descendants":4,"id":33397662,"kids":[33398629,33400918,33399984,33397707],"score":8,"text":"Production best practices to make NodeJS run reliably in production.

I looked around and there is only newbie level courses, like installing on Heroku, etc.

I'm looking for some real-world hardcore professional stuff. With database migrations, logging, monitoring, debugging, optimising the environment, etc.","time":1667157666,"title":"Ask HN: Best Node.js in production course/book?","type":"story"}],[33368566,{"by":"NayamAmarshe","descendants":1,"id":33368566,"kids":[33368797],"score":1,"time":1666941564,"title":"How can we build an internet where privacy is the default?","type":"story","url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAMl_kpricY"}],[33367106,{"by":"docuru","descendants":2,"id":33367106,"kids":[33367161,33367197],"score":1,"text":"Curious to know how you share your product codebase with interns or newly developer teammates?

What'd you do to limit access to the codebase while allowing the dev team to develop?

Thanks","time":1666926086,"title":"Ask HN: How to Share Code with Intern?","type":"story"}],[33325993,{"by":"fortran77","descendants":6,"id":33325993,"kids":[33326021,33326316],"score":4,"time":1666669975,"title":"Math Scores Fell in Nearly Every State, and Reading Dipped on National Exam","type":"story","url":"https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/24/us/math-reading-scores-pandemic.html"}],[33325846,{"by":"bzogrammer","descendants":1,"id":33325846,"kids":[33326010,33325920],"score":3,"time":1666668631,"title":"You Will Never Make a Novel Tech Product","type":"story","url":"https://www.nichfury.com/p/never"}],[33091742,{"by":"dev_0","descendants":8,"id":33091742,"kids":[33092443,33091751,33091850,33092450],"score":3,"text":"I am thinking not every org is like Amazon","time":1664948678,"title":"Ask HN: Are you okay to work in org with underperformers and few bar raisers?","type":"story"}],[33091502,{"by":"behnamoh","descendants":1,"id":33091502,"kids":[33091508],"score":2,"time":1664946469,"title":"AI research is advancing exponentially. How can we keep up?","type":"story","url":"https://twitter.com/mariokrenn6240/status/1577102743927652354"}],[33090417,{"by":"ram4jesus","descendants":33,"id":33090417,"kids":[33095095,33092849,33092076,33094642,33091654,33090912,33094875,33090465,33090855,33094960,33090421,33106454],"score":37,"text":"I'm dismayed with Stadia shutdown even if the writing was on the wall and it was obvious to a lot of people.

Will Google ever abandon Dart/Flutter? Say I could land a job on the Dart/Flutter team, would that be a career deadend?

I'm a huge fan of Dart/Flutter but I'm hesitant to continue to use it if that's the endgame.","time":1664937467,"title":"Ask HN: Will Google Abandon Dart/Flutter?","type":"story"}],[33090067,{"by":"FeaturelessBug","descendants":3,"id":33090067,"kids":[33090150,33090259,33090095],"score":6,"time":1664934772,"title":"Terracotta air conditioning system uses water to cool spaces without electricity","type":"story","url":"https://www.designboom.com/design/porous-terracotta-air-conditioning-system-nave-yael-issacharov-10-03-2022/"}],[33090213,{"by":"lifeplusplus","descendants":7,"id":33090213,"kids":[33096455,33090928,33091453,33090231],"score":8,"text":"Well I'm, this year might be my last. I've been a dev for 8 years, I had hoped it'd get better it never did. I have been with 5+ companies. Yet it's more or less the same. You are the helpless donkey of management, PMs, Scrum morons, and everyone else. This industry is beyond fixing now.. Not even going to talk about how tech stacks today are 30x more complex and yet do the same thing just slower.

I actually wrote an essay for this post but it's all pointless, I guess let's focus on future, where are you going?

I'm thinking of going to a smaller company as manager or become a product manager in current company somehow.

If you have moved out of programming, what advice do you have?","time":1664935862,"title":"Ask HN: Are you thinking of leaving SWE career?","type":"story"}],[33089553,{"by":"quyleanh","descendants":1,"id":33089553,"kids":[33089570],"score":1,"time":1664931446,"title":"Long-awaited common charger for mobile devices will be a reality in 2024","type":"story","url":"https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20220930IPR41928/long-awaited-common-charger-for-mobile-devices-will-be-a-reality-in-2024"}],[33088636,{"by":"3a2d29","descendants":6,"id":33088636,"kids":[33090111,33100220,33091214,33088675,33100244],"score":6,"text":"Hello all,

I want to learn more about low level programming and thought a part-time masters might be a great way to do it.

I was curious if anyone here has done a masters and loved their professors (because I think professors make the class) in that area?

Searching online, I only saw Stanford and Carnegie Mellon mentioned for specifically systems and as a person with only a computer science minor and 3.5 GPA, I am not sure I would make the acceptance cut.

I saw George Tech online and U of Washington, but neither say anything too specific about the quality of the low level programming courses.

Thanks!","time":1664926215,"title":"Ask HN: Masters in Computer Science to learn more about low level programming?","type":"story"}],[33087801,{"by":"honestduane","descendants":7,"id":33087801,"kids":[33087944,33088157,33088349,33087852,33088032,33096515],"score":3,"text":"$16","time":1664921586,"title":"How to best deal with bias against experienced engineers looking for work?","type":"story"}],[33085567,{"by":"owenpalmer","descendants":19,"id":33085567,"kids":[33086224,33091764,33088661,33086802,33085721,33085678,33088680,33085675,33086375,33091050,33085786,33085574,33087858,33085948,33086504,33088723,33093765],"score":13,"time":1664912065,"title":"Ask HN: What do you choose to ignore every day?","type":"story"}],[33076121,{"by":"hellolemon","descendants":33,"id":33076121,"kids":[33076911,33076126,33077972,33076294,33076464,33076651,33076375,33076511,33076480,33109918,33076737,33076520,33076151,33077175,33077799],"score":25,"text":"The internet nowadays is boring. Everything on the internet is monetized. From your clicks to selling you subscription. Everyone is trying to make a buck. Going on the internet is stressful and full of anxiety due to social media. People talk about detoxing from the internet. Has the internet become a burden to society? Were we happier when the internet was simpler?","time":1664850243,"title":"Ask HN: Has the Internet Become a Burden?","type":"story"}],[33063276,{"by":"dev_0","descendants":23,"id":33063276,"kids":[33063632,33064233,33066830,33067082,33063446,33065711,33065154,33070739,33063283,33063301,33065211],"score":36,"text":"Cantril seems good but expensive...Pluralsight?","time":1664768898,"title":"Ask HN: What are the good online tech courses that you are willing to pay?","type":"story"}]]

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