15:[[33934451,{"by":"paulpauper","descendants":2,"id":33934451,"kids":[33934749,33934638],"score":3,"time":1670692992,"title":"How come GPT can seem brilliant one minute and so breathtakingly dumb the next?","type":"story","url":"https://garymarcus.substack.com/p/how-come-gpt-can-seem-so-brilliant"}],[33934580,{"by":"hdjjhhvvhga","descendants":421,"id":33934580,"kids":[33936891,33935270,33936739,33935460,33935862,33936065,33936077,33935759,33935143,33936906,33935185,33935561,33935097,33937267,33942848,33936453,33937297,33938459,33936716,33939722,33935850,33935878,33935543,33936620,33935491,33939299,33935160,33938770,33937752,33944076,33943105,33940495,33939236,33940004,33937309,33935709,33940616,33939637,33943473,33946894,33936437,33937853,33937111,33935828,33939835,33936161,33935136,33941323,33941082,33936840,33936423,33938094,33935863,33937104,33935919,33937966,33940845,33939022,33936248,33943524,33938404,33937964,33936639,33940478,33939658,33940090,33943374,33938314,33935893,33935921,33943340,33937372,33940284,33936410,33938491,33938364,33941485,33937313,33935827,33937167,33945054,33938736,33937212,33939730,33936153,33935110,33942116,33939827,33935296,33941380,33943288,33941236,33935253,33936517,33938529,33935230,33935737,33937700,33936425,33937166,33934696,33935775,33936724,33942184,33935414,33937358],"score":650,"time":1670693712,"title":"Breaking up with JavaScript front ends","type":"story","url":"http://triskweline.de/unpoly-rugb/#/"}],[33853099,{"by":"indianajonas","descendants":2,"id":33853099,"kids":[33853558],"score":1,"time":1670157208,"title":"Games don't treat death like death","type":"story","url":"https://www.indiana-jonas.com/blog/games-dont-treat-death-like-death"}],[33799088,{"by":"l33tbro","descendants":15,"id":33799088,"kids":[33799806,33799224,33800910,33826661,33805599,33799475,33799367,33804018,33799296,33800674,33799524,33800034,33799390,33799222,33799760],"score":7,"text":"I bought an Iphone SE in January 2021. The battery performance was already rather poor - lasting less than a day with fairly light use.

I've purposely not upgraded IOS because I do not want to pull even less use time from the battery. But now my hand is being forced due to App Store needing the latest IOS to install new apps or update my current apps.

Given that some of my most used apps (eg Signal) require being up to date to open them, I appear to be left with the choice of either bricking the phone or running it at a highly reduced battery. Yes, I can text and make calls, but I could have bought a Nokia burner for that.","time":1669805304,"title":"Ask HN: Are iPhones designed to last for a couple of years?","type":"story"}],[33768325,{"by":"nvr219","descendants":14,"id":33768325,"kids":[33768341,33768560,33768817,33768496,33768660,33768483,33768489],"score":40,"time":1669594138,"title":"Floppydisk.com – a website that still (now) sells floppy disks","type":"story","url":"https://www.floppydisk.com"}],[33765399,{"by":"ingve","descendants":352,"id":33765399,"kids":[33768077,33767372,33765694,33767740,33766320,33770939,33767579,33767492,33767606,33767750,33767731,33768037,33768018,33766338,33768040,33769368,33769322,33767722,33770020,33766157,33767770,33768588,33766186,33771201,33767855,33768177,33767773,33771126,33766199,33771487,33768328,33768805,33767482,33769780,33768111,33767228,33769992,33767541,33770552,33768744,33767362,33771017,33770366,33768488,33768844,33767455,33769443,33771670,33769718,33767908,33769747,33768312,33771542,33769241,33773877,33769477,33769680,33768027,33768142,33780192,33789303,33768151,33774679,33767799,33771023,33771213,33770449,33771630,33771434,33776292,33776161,33771228,33769772,33771207,33768933,33768210,33771097,33770583,33769342,33774378,33768570,33769314,33767965,33771876,33768458,33768290,33770163,33771098,33769677,33775241,33772358,33768204,33768365,33768041,33769988,33770044,33768015,33771066,33770331,33767123,33768802,33769515,33766670,33774444,33770080,33768309,33767714,33769998,33767837,33768057,33768298,33770926,33767698,33767744,33765455,33767944],"score":839,"time":1669574875,"title":"Front end developers: stop moving things that I’m about to click on","type":"story","url":"https://medium.com/@stephenjayakar/frontend-developers-stop-moving-things-that-im-about-to-click-on-5827bc0409b3"}],[33766965,{"by":"__t__","descendants":5,"id":33766965,"kids":[33767285,33767426,33767308],"score":1,"text":"I’ve been working at a big tech company (first job out of college) for the past year and so and I’ve been considering changing jobs for several reasons I won’t get into but one of them being that I feel I could be learning so much more in a startup.

My concern with this is I don’t want to become the person that jumps from company to company that never really properly learns what they’re doing.

I’m trying to maximize for learnings, not money since I’m privileged enough to not have to worry about it.","time":1669583260,"title":"Ask HN: When should you leave a company?","type":"story"}],[33766878,{"by":"rrampage","descendants":2,"id":33766878,"kids":[33767913,33767207,33769330],"score":3,"time":1669582759,"title":"The modern web on a slow connection","type":"story","url":"https://danluu.com/web-bloat/"}],[33766051,{"by":"beefman","descendants":82,"id":33766051,"kids":[33771107,33768440,33768287,33767880,33771073,33767271,33767445,33770953,33768203,33767865,33767609,33767174,33769087,33768666,33767039,33767510,33770650,33767576,33772098,33769599,33769537,33780402,33767094,33767397,33767629],"score":188,"time":1669578390,"title":"Temporal Programming, a new name for an old paradigm","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/aappleby/Metron/blob/master/docs/TemporalTLDR.md"}],[33752199,{"by":"amichail","descendants":95,"id":33752199,"kids":[33752946,33752336,33752747,33752624,33752732,33752439,33752922,33756121,33752500,33752631,33752806,33753120,33752538,33753511,33752997,33755460,33761249,33752641,33755106,33756746,33752563,33752752,33752754,33752824,33756843,33752825,33756188,33752828,33752933,33752654,33756097,33753189,33752498,33769896],"score":46,"text":"Any ideas?","time":1669466770,"title":"Ask HN: Why are slides used in talks instead of document scrolling?","type":"story"}],[33733843,{"by":"jsnell","descendants":117,"id":33733843,"kids":[33734183,33734667,33734173,33734081,33734300,33734154,33734112,33734239,33734391,33734678,33735531,33740209,33738688,33734353,33734139,33734839,33734131,33734326,33734240,33734307],"score":89,"time":1669310722,"title":"Twitter’s ongoing cruel treatment of software engineers","type":"story","url":"https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/twitter-cruel-treatment-of-software-engineers/"}],[33733878,{"by":"jeanmayer","descendants":1,"id":33733878,"kids":[33733960],"score":2,"time":1669310900,"title":"Don’t Kill Real Turkeys","type":"story","url":"https://www.dontkillrealturkeys.com/"}],[33733774,{"by":"BerislavLopac","descendants":2,"id":33733774,"kids":[33737939,33733895],"score":3,"time":1669310388,"title":"Please stop writing shell scripts","type":"story","url":"https://pythonspeed.com/articles/shell-scripts/"}],[33711724,{"by":"fcambus","descendants":19,"id":33711724,"kids":[33731130,33731753,33719075,33737080,33730573,33731044],"score":83,"time":1669152359,"title":"Subtext - A multi-user BBS server for classic macOS","type":"story","url":"https://jcs.org/subtext"}],[33727705,{"by":"aryxns","descendants":21,"id":33727705,"kids":[33728000,33727814,33758726,33728991,33727879,33727735,33728223,33727870,33727728,33727720,33727706,33728329],"score":3,"text":"I've been thinking about this a lot lately. The blockchain is fundamentally architectural innovation. And to me, the core value is in finding ways to improve existing software systems using this new distributed architecture.

Think of products like https://fleek.co/

A few ideas that fascinate me:\n1. Better database for specific industries (financial data?) - Core value is not relying on third-party servers by using IPFS.\n2. Better authentication (the in-browser wallet auth is smooth!)\n3. Potentially a better way to host critical code functions on smart contracts w/ Oracles (since someone can break your hosted code, but code on a contract is hard to modify and break.)

I wonder what other devs think.","time":1669263032,"title":"Ask HN: Does the blockchain improve any parts of the existing tech stack by 10x?","type":"story"}],[33722857,{"by":"amadeo_warden","descendants":15,"id":33722857,"kids":[33723216,33722985,33723163,33723392,33722858],"score":4,"time":1669228352,"title":"WTF Keep Building in Crypto","type":"story","url":"https://map3.xyz/blog/2022/11/23/why-crypto-one-pager"}],[33707889,{"by":"atzero","descendants":327,"id":33707889,"kids":[33708141,33708505,33708469,33708133,33708599,33709302,33708664,33708114,33708584,33710685,33708661,33708988,33708666,33708165,33710370,33710663,33708205,33711002,33708132,33710488,33708590,33708351,33722190,33709972,33711134,33708510,33708607,33792902,33708416,33708540,33708525,33709519,33708448,33708296,33710030,33710702,33708875,33708990,33709726,33711281,33717634,33710210,33709034,33711483,33709158,33711203,33710895,33708424,33708217,33710995,33711820,33718372,33708223,33710775,33710629,33708646,33710303,33708460,33711345,33709266,33708864,33709252,33710393,33708483,33711074,33711588,33709678,33710822,33708218,33708178,33708941,33713263,33712132,33710652,33708579,33708497,33708920,33711634,33719645,33708707,33708200,33710242,33708655,33710826,33709344,33708581,33710545,33710145,33709976,33708507,33711466,33709567,33710879,33708522,33730242,33722285,33710334,33709161,33709227,33710585,33709838,33710984,33711266,33710787,33712843,33710971,33708237,33710705,33709287,33710852,33710160,33708855,33710211,33710760,33708233,33710696,33710849,33708989,33710380,33708287,33712450,33711444,33719998,33708180,33708457,33710949,33708454,33711062,33711083,33711338,33710125,33711768,33709798,33711609,33708862,33709317,33721896,33710512,33710464,33709374,33708484,33728975,33708382,33708757,33710724,33708965,33710162,33708534,33710455,33710450,33709128,33708426,33710969,33712345,33711191,33708694,33711624,33710707,33708991,33710967,33711461,33728017,33708783,33708079,33710482],"score":237,"text":"I want to start my own company, but Im not sure how to pay my bills while looking for product-market-fit.

I have a well paying job now, and I am pretty sure I would throw my marriage into chaos if I told my wife I was leaving my job to pursue a start up. Shes not stupid, she knows start ups have like a 90% failure rate.

So the question is: how do I continue my current standard of living for my family while working on a startup?

Are all startups at my age generally side hustles that become profitable enough to quit my day job?

Does anyone here have experience with this?","time":1669136212,"title":"Ask HN: How do you start a startup in your 30s when you have wife/kids/mortgage?","type":"story"}],[33622966,{"by":"retskrad","descendants":59,"id":33622966,"kids":[33623571,33623786,33623318,33623386,33623310,33623272,33623470,33623638,33623806,33623255,33630944,33623465,33623414,33623826,33623705,33623325,33624160,33623576,33625517,33623864,33626325],"score":29,"text":"Today's audiences are attached to brands more than ever. People, me included, watch several 1-2 hour informercials by Apple every year. We watch Marvel movie after Marvel movie where each one is advertising for the next movie.

It's like being trapped in a hamster wheel. Why have we as consumers become to addicted and depended on brands? Are these companies exploiting something innate in us? A need that needs to be fulfilled?","time":1668607156,"title":"Ask HN: Why are today's consumers not discerning what is ad and what is not?","type":"story"}],[33587337,{"by":"mitchbob","descendants":5,"id":33587337,"kids":[33588020,33587818,33587339,33587888,33587901,33587907],"score":11,"time":1668373531,"title":"If Elon Musk kills Twitter, what will he have killed?","type":"story","url":"https://www.nybooks.com/online/2022/11/11/in-the-hothouse-twitter-musk/"}],[33585693,{"by":"ctoth","descendants":55,"id":33585693,"kids":[33586851,33586963,33587517,33586920,33586681,33587129,33586960,33587522,33588712,33586956,33587225,33587105,33586981,33587401,33587106,33587206,33587176,33587016,33587182,33587881,33587971],"score":26,"time":1668363373,"title":"Language models are nearly AGIs but we don't notice","type":"story","url":"https://philosophybear.substack.com/p/language-models-are-nearly-agis-but"}],[33579808,{"by":"Brajeshwar","descendants":67,"id":33579808,"kids":[33580010,33580030,33580523,33580341,33580395,33580518,33580354,33579998,33580028,33580353,33579977,33587028,33581833,33580004,33580449],"score":36,"time":1668311178,"title":"a16z Crypto","type":"story","url":"https://a16zcrypto.com"}],[33529097,{"by":"pferde","descendants":176,"id":33529097,"kids":[33529810,33530151,33529776,33529563,33529822,33529871,33529557,33529842,33529704,33529428,33530135,33529773,33530147,33530154,33530627,33529507,33529615,33529710,33529478,33529130,33530721,33530716,33529796,33531020,33529525,33529609,33529895,33529811,33529808,33529746,33531421,33529482,33531021,33529349,33529533],"score":124,"time":1667985804,"title":"Is Web3 Bullshit? (Transcript)","type":"story","url":"https://blog.mollywhite.net/is-web3-bullshit/"}],[33498391,{"by":"drummer","descendants":1,"id":33498391,"kids":[33498977],"score":2,"time":1667775126,"title":"Truth Is Required for Growth","type":"story","url":"https://blog.kareldonk.com/truth-is-required-for-growth/"}],[33480873,{"by":"thunderbong","descendants":1,"id":33480873,"kids":[33480933],"score":2,"time":1667652209,"title":"Generalizing from One Example","type":"story","url":"https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/baTWMegR42PAsH9qJ/generalizing-from-one-example"}],[33479609,{"by":"ZhangSWEFAANG","descendants":71,"id":33479609,"kids":[33479740,33480034,33480259,33480087,33479696,33480135,33480350,33480059,33479990,33480013,33480071,33479997,33480085,33480056,33479968,33480302,33479989,33479652,33480131,33479898,33479714,33480063,33480255,33479879,33480208,33488261,33480451,33479971,33483976,33482415,33480379,33480984,33480952,33479762,33480272,33490004,33480584,33482154,33479986],"score":38,"text":"I see the ideas on here, and the complexity of the arguments present, and I think "Holy shit" everyone on here is probably a great conversationalist and insanely emotionally smart. I know the trope of programmers being low IQ, but this just seems wrong.","time":1667640649,"title":"Ask HN: Is everyone on Hacker News super charismatic?","type":"story"}],[33475031,{"by":"metadat","descendants":12,"id":33475031,"kids":[33475419,33475348,33475442,33494468,33475152,33480275],"score":28,"text":"$16","time":1667601895,"title":"Tell HN: Musk's Twitter Plan is Proceeding as Stated","type":"story"}],[33307042,{"by":"guytv","descendants":0,"id":33307042,"kids":[33307086],"score":1,"time":1666533336,"title":"Use the 'Tomorrow Rule' to Become More Efficient","type":"story","url":"https://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/emotional-intelligence-efficient-successful.html"}]]

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