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What other good forums are out there with an active user base that engages in high-level discussion like here? Not necessarily about tech. Could be law, philosophy, geopolitics, literature, etc.","time":1701962501,"title":"Ask HN: What other good forums are out there?","type":"story"}],[38059004,{"by":"scsteps","descendants":97,"id":38059004,"kids":[38059777,38059769,38059115,38059713,38113437,38059749,38059135,38059203,38059116,38059324,38059296,38059155,38059419,38059680,38059325,38059234,38059706,38059624,38129463,38060018,38111001,38059503,38064998,38113676,38059458,38059136,38066744,38059239,38060001,38059247],"score":84,"text":"It's been a while since I've last used node to build a backend, and the last time I did Express was the go-to solution. Is that still the case? \nI don't have much time to do too much research and I usually default to the most popular solution in such cases.","time":1698590233,"title":"Ask HN: Is Express still \"de-facto\" for building Node back ends?","type":"story"}],[38083484,{"by":"louison11","descendants":211,"id":38083484,"kids":[38085671,38084430,38087335,38083698,38084822,38084892,38084048,38085738,38084274,38085877,38084158,38084082,38084736,38085161,38085946,38091625,38083997,38090955,38085057,38084023,38087729,38084030,38094045,38086286,38084972,38091362,38091879,38092198,38085143,38087572,38093770,38096512,38084988,38085620,38085485,38087275,38087821,38088306,38092045,38087394,38108233,38084957,38084278,38086593,38089066,38090324,38085284,38088611,38090946,38095125,38086467,38088786,38090419,38089296,38085842,38092631,38084248,38086969,38090423,38095226,38097992,38086445,38089879],"score":576,"time":1698753898,"title":"I've overlayed stays on a light pollution satellite map","type":"story","url":"https://darkhotels.co"}],[34720753,{"by":"NayamAmarshe","descendants":51,"id":34720753,"kids":[34723205,34721084,34725067,34721537,34721238,34721389,34729793,34721352,34723161,34721968,34722649,34722201,34723572,34726790,34720775,34723179,34721244,34721606],"score":26,"text":"Lately I've been interested in the idea of overnight startup. Well, not quite literally but the idea is to make projects in just days instead of months.

I've been looking at multiple BaaS solutions like firebase, supabase, appwrite, pocketbase and UI frameworks like svelte, next.js, solid.js and more.

I wonder what could be the best option? Something that is cheap to host (preferably free initially) and super easy to manage (like pocketbase having a GUI for creating RDBMS).","time":1675927405,"title":"Ask HN: Easiest and cheapest full-stack frameworks that you love?","type":"story"}],[34665256,{"by":"gtkid190","descendants":64,"id":34665256,"kids":[34665576,34665773,34665581,34665667,34665679,34665823,34665825,34665782,34666770,34665952,34665758,34665984,34666011,34665575,34669878,34665997,34665649,34665696,34665737,34665916,34666089,34666835,34668026,34665770,34665870,34666712,34666894,34665480,34665885,34666047,34665805,34665720,34665632,34665707,34665598,34668823,34665734,34668952,34668789,34665670,34665688,34665726,34665638,34667985,34665739,34666483,34666169,34667232,34666368,34672409,34671858,34666541,34665902,34665864,34665786,34665553,34665721],"score":49,"text":"$17","time":1675608141,"title":"Ask HN: Feeling Hopeless and Lost at 23","type":"story"}],[34660100,{"by":"tambourine_man","descendants":154,"id":34660100,"kids":[34662772,34661534,34662069,34666938,34664515,34664810,34661781,34661735,34663623,34664485,34665040,34665874,34661759,34663162,34664319,34663238,34661640,34664559,34663491,34668445,34662030,34663338,34661597,34663403,34665685,34664991,34665711,34666358,34662059,34661287,34661538,34663445],"score":228,"time":1675556707,"title":"The Market for Lemons","type":"story","url":"https://infrequently.org/2023/02/the-market-for-lemons/"}],[33608671,{"by":"tosh","descendants":464,"id":33608671,"kids":[33610623,33610604,33613604,33611856,33609183,33614632,33609355,33609614,33615339,33609607,33610444,33611762,33609657,33617205,33616672,33613727,33611951,33614195,33609247,33610199,33611635,33608940,33609222,33619435,33616758,33613331,33612908,33610620,33612250,33610294,33629740,33616149,33615514,33611238,33617982,33610864,33611649,33609945,33617229,33614119,33618483,33609941,33624432,33614998,33618772,33609679,33610318,33615851,33610174,33617879,33616498,33609575,33609520,33611067,33616090,33618115,33610181,33609118,33609754,33612588,33610227],"score":567,"time":1668517610,"title":"Emergency SOS via satellite","type":"story","url":"https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2022/11/emergency-sos-via-satellite-available-today-on-iphone-14-lineup/"}],[33077489,{"by":"pr07ecH70r","descendants":272,"id":33077489,"kids":[33079952,33078555,33077803,33079830,33078830,33078058,33079490,33078490,33077938,33079627,33078476,33081245,33080738,33078118,33078184,33083166,33078467,33082826,33080354,33080167,33081195,33085389,33078186,33082392,33078394,33078324,33080242,33079880,33077845,33082918,33078269,33081889,33079165,33078149,33079465,33081334,33078284,33078419,33082052,33079552,33208812,33079077,33094260,33088057,33079760,33079637,33078713,33082945,33078735,33091737,33079362,33082350,33082823,33080276,33079702,33078488,33078071,33133376,33080854,33087452,33080413,33087721,33078602,33081153,33077913,33091092,33082752,33083362,33084819,33077902,33081426,33078301,33080127,33080734,33080180,33079088,33084753,33083929,33081439,33079174,33079687,33083470,33083191,33083460,33078639,33078738,33098548,33082634,33095675,33077838,33086080,33079376,33079593,33078558,33078720,33077994],"score":234,"text":"In the past years I've been quite diluted in my personal and professional life. Changed several jobs, and in my hobbies, I am jumping from one project to another. How do you stay focused? How do you find 1 thing you are really good at and stick with it? Is there a book or a blog teaching this? Although, it seems quite trivial, for me this is a huge live hurdle. Any tips are highly appreciated!","time":1664868749,"title":"Ask HN: How to find what I am really good at?","type":"story"}],[32902293,{"by":"people_not_bots","descendants":230,"id":32902293,"kids":[32905046,32902702,32905129,32903048,32903919,32903666,32905323,32904462,32906009,32906561,32906964,32912132,32904318,32908505,32903882,32903201,32905927,32903710,32902432,32911362,32919432,32906667,32903813,32906620,32906356,32905579,32907324,32909312,32906435,32905142,32905445,32902503,32906843,32905304,32906989,32906081,32911659,32912836,32909330,32923007,32906275,32906206,32907289,32904989,32906324,32912525,32906779,32906016,32905984,32906067,32907808,32906137,32902930,32919486,32904051,32911511,32903303,32905375,32904529],"score":122,"text":"I found some old and inactive meetup and eventbrite groups but are there any in person? I went to a hackathon event before covid that was incredible and I was hoping similar "energy" still existed.","time":1663613390,"title":"Ask HN: Does Hacker News still do in person meet 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HN, maybe it's just the bubble I'm in but these days I see a lot of discussion around "no-code" and the "no-code" movement. There's also a bunch of new no-code apps being launched every day - https://www.producthunt.com/topics/no-code#order=trending.

Some seem to supplement developers (eg: retool) and some empower non-engineers to be able to build websites/apps/integrations without necessarily having a developer in the loop (eg: shopify/zapier/airtable).

What do you think about this movement? Clearly these apps/platforms enable non-developers to solve a bunch of problems which would otherwise need a software engineer. Is this a paradigm shift?","time":1636642067,"title":"Ask HN: What do you think about the no-code movement?","type":"story"}],[28968506,{"by":"collegeburner","descendants":205,"id":28968506,"kids":[28971195,28969047,28969029,28969106,28969345,28971931,28971521,28971122,28970760,28968931,28968886,28968904,28974234,28969283,28968971,28968945,28971016,28968911,28971426,28969484,28971553,28971938,28968913,28969593,28972460,28969250,28969072,28974141,28971333,28969158,28969569,28971062,28969682,28969168,28971257,28970725,28971497,28968979,28993054,28973223,28969477,28973559,28968893,28970418,28971019,28970852,28971380,28970799,28969098,28970163,28973687,28970893,28971464,28973152,28969407,28971455,28970577,28969026,28971075,28975824,28969959,28991044,28969043,28968872,28969780,28969272,28971883,28969084,28971487,28973700,28969275,28971318,28974067,28969461,28975295,28970901,28969263,28968898,28986781,28981203,28971663,28969067,28971187,28969117,28969392,28970915,28969722,28971352,28968994,28971327,28969214,28968852,28970302,28971620,28973433,28968873,28969057,28968933,28970894,28969238,28970963,28971000,28974998,28969556,28973353,28970851,28970593,28971166,28971398,28973959,28970883,28973695,28973846,28969016,28973936,28973824,28970853,28969883,28971387,28988563,28988574,28969038,28969137],"score":217,"text":"I talk to some people in classes and we're pleasant to each other but haven't gotten beyond acquaintance with any of them. I know some people from a club I'm in but don't see them outside of that. It doesn't help that I'm a computer science major and I don't have a lot of interests that CS majors have (anime, video games, social media, etc.) Advice on how to connect better with people?

I'm busy a lot of the time so don't think about this. But I've heard everybody talking about Halloween costumes in the past few days and realized I don't need one cause I'll be sitting inside alone on Halloween. I'd like to start fixing this but don't know how.

Edit: some people have asked, I'm a sophomore. Seems like a lot of people already formed their social groups last year.","time":1634997261,"title":"Ask HN: I'm making like 0 friends at college, how to fix it?","type":"story"}],[28838132,{"by":"aristofun","descendants":317,"id":28838132,"kids":[28838458,28838647,28838764,28839182,28838537,28840609,28839365,28839355,28838414,28840258,28839449,28838193,28840157,28838578,28838516,28838861,28845433,28839174,28839163,28841029,28842024,28838669,28838606,28840330,28838390,28840108,28839218,28839493,28838672,28841470,28838311,28838908,28841282,28841729,28838467,28843287,28845862,28838362,28840096,28838392,28838399,28838771,28838667,28838666,28839676,28841575,28839665,28839425,28838495,28838448,28842399,28842762,28838911,28840668,28842409,28839379,28841361,28838955,28848649,28841435,28839428,28846970,28843360,28840130,28843949,28839744,28847634,28840678,28843248,28842911,28845022,28839228,28841494,28840753,28862693,28840937,28840861,28838505,28841171,28842261,28839221,28841387,28840547,28838802,28847866,28838822,28839226,28910586,28838903,28839497,28850584,28838385,28840791,28839183,28840477,28839714,28841870,28842439,28843682,28840112,28839565,28838825,28876035,28840612,28847549,28847492,28839925,28841038,28838975,28848401,28840739,28840337,28839892,28840902,28838956,28839726,28840422,28838654,28849009,28876653,28840888,28838964,28840414,28842242,28840257,28840923,28839577,28839523,28841641,28845421,28841369,28840281,28843216,28843388,28843056,28840914,28841340,28842810,28841643,28842023,28841027,28840760,28839375,28839448,28839747,28839894,28839502,28838497,28841370,28840296,28839718,28878266,28848084,28844517,28843820],"score":356,"text":"When you're 1 man show (or tiny team) working on some web oriented application beyond POC level and beyond heroku (for whatever reason) — managing your CI, deployments/rollbacks, DBs etc. looks like a nightmare to me.

Just properly setting up and maintaining a small k8s cluster looks almost like a fulltime job.

I wonder how do your CI, deployment workflows look like?

Any particular tools, practices, guidelines, architecture patterns to reduce pain & timewaste?

How do you CI => deploy/rollback stateless instances?\nHow do you manage your DBs and backups?\nEtc.","time":1634034911,"title":"Ask HN: Solo-preneurs, how do you DevOps to save time?","type":"story"}],[26896360,{"by":"vikR0001","descendants":1,"id":26896360,"kids":[26896361],"score":1,"time":1619045110,"title":"Is Chrome Lighthouse Broken for Mobile Testing?","type":"story","url":"https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67185943/is-chrome-lighthouse-broken-for-mobile-testing"}],[21961560,{"by":"futur321","descendants":970,"id":21961560,"kids":[21964489,21964204,21962658,21962692,21962685,21962517,21962986,21970732,21964245,21962739,21964570,21964627,21963266,21964181,21962515,21961921,21964408,21962587,21964158,21969867,21962951,21962571,21962467,21969342,21969120,21964269,21965555,21964400,21964500,21965573,21962744,21968050,21965261,21962534,21962780,21964668,21962910,21964912,21962638,21962627,21966123,21962688,21966206,21962453,21962568,21962762,21964998,21962854,21967487,21962768,21962918,21964146,21967423,21964533,21964315,21969117,21963123,22013144,21964538,21969050,21965198,21966799,21962960,21967741,21967752,21965693,21962842,21965662,21962504,21968985,21970642,21964634,21986473,21965689,21966035,21967421,21962861,21967447,21962635,21962681,21964199,21968534,21965793,21962700,21962591,21965546,21964129,21972530,21967134,22011414,21967328,21962575,21972511,21965559,21969274,21965038,21962552,21962439,21964233,21964156,21964955,21962750,21971406,21970330,21965013,21967957,21964966,21967940,21965268,21973810,21964875,21965943,21966242,21967938,21964982,21970877,21964216,21965850,21963249,21972213,21976879,21962671,21966631,21976822,21964200,21964776,21968616,21986189,21965409,21962416,21963126,21962600,21966870,21965996,21965560,21965628,21962521,21962880,21964673,21962703,21973693,21966026,21962532,21962611,21964371,21971247,21965140,21962946,21969076,21966742,21969918,21965083,21965042,21965034,21962631,21962966,21976732,21988441,21976860,21968759,21970788,21964535,21964968,21962581],"score":1337,"text":"$1b","time":1578237366,"title":"Ask HN: I've been slacking off at Google for 6 years. How can I stop this?","type":"story"}],[17425377,{"by":"ScottAaronson","descendants":356,"id":17425377,"kids":[17425474,17425867,17425477,17425599,17425595,17425924,17427119,17426496,17428339,17425530,17425423,17425804,17427842,17426490,17425648,17425516,17426377,17426941,17425793,17426684,17425549,17426740,17426098,17427860,17425606,17426308,17425748,17425863,17425636,17425600,17426299,17425546,17426107,17426137,17425968,17425841,17425483,17425822,17426991,17427596,17425580,17425597,17425586,17429075,17427704,17426433,17428696,17425988,17429366,17425875,17425641,17426503,17427925,17425741,17425507,17426884,17426322,17425698,17429313,17425501,17426750,17426000,17425887,17426145,17425749,17426079,17426015,17425974,17426295,17425504,17426332,17434676,17425885,17426651,17425995,17428217,17430514,17426664,17425560,17426059,17427959,17427574,17426335,17425638,17426230,17426524,17428851,17427492,17431919,17426236,17425718,17425797,17426566,17427243,17426069,17426787,17426563,17426536,17426594,17428202,17426532,17425890,17426638,17425769,17426376,17425941,17426646,17425662,17427906,17426831,17426570,17425934,17425744,17426460,17425592,17426498,17426974,17425955,17425922,17425811,17425535,17426812,17425725],"score":649,"text":"Hey HN,

We recently recorded a podcast (https://blog.ycombinator.com/scott-aaronson-on-computational-complexity-theory-and-quantum-computers/) where I discussed my research, AI, and advice for nerds in general or people who want careers in science.

We covered many but not all of the questions submitted over the internet so AMA!","time":1530288920,"title":"I'm Scott Aaronson, quantum computing/computational complexity researcher. AMA","type":"story"}]]

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