15:[[44925438,{"by":"indus","descendants":141,"id":44925438,"kids":[44925963,44925718,44925933,44928212,44927998,44925883,44998106,44930789,44932127,44925560,44925820,44950885,44925926,44929940,44925735,44927309,44927422,44925866,44925688,44984612,44990208,44987763,44925902,44939400,44927368,44929766,44925841,44925925,44930258,44925676,44927391,44990828,44925840,44967541,44950696,44929217,44926351,44926906,44925648,44927948,44988346,44925833,44933811,44935021,44928539,44984628,44926090,44996291,44927539,44925973,44927985,44943024,44927364,44925547,44936966,44925904,44926028,44933614,44928348,44925985,44928308,44927258,44925558,44927846,44944432,44925931,44928587,44984686,44930994,44932373,44925758,44925589,44929364,44925771,44927054,44925596,44927279,44926312,44927588,44925856,44926251,44950249,44936232,44935176,44993755,44928222,44929041,44927812,44932140,44925867,44926869,44927979,44925880,44961957,44929096,44950185,44949932],"score":85,"text":"Many bookmarking tools were created, and then most got sucked into the tech's "how do I make more money cycle?" and died.

My favorite was delicious, and then Pocket. Even Google had a bookmarking extension.

Is saving links no longer considered fashionable?

Yes, AI, but how does it go back to my favorite that I need to either read or revisit?

Should I vibe code one?","time":1755366118,"title":"Ask HN: Do you still bookmark websites?","type":"story"}],[44928088,{"by":"jvanderbot","descendants":28,"id":44928088,"kids":[44928736,44929324,44929449,44930356,44931813,44931755,44933035,44936230,44986602,44934879,44928751,44936961,44945401,44930784,44969422,44929582,44929007,44938307,44928161,44940013,44928501],"score":54,"text":"I'll start. A colleague would be politely suggesting designs or changes, but rolling with the punches when people disagreed. They were always proven right eventually, and it was usually because someone wandered into a module they had written and loved it.

They changed a lot about how I worked, and by far their main characteristics were patience with us and a sort of completeness to whatever they wrote. It just arrived, maybe with one small adjustment or bugfix, bug never with a rearchitecture or major refactor required.","time":1755392359,"title":"Ask HN: Tell me about the best programmer you worked with","type":"story"}],[44499063,{"by":"Eatcats","descendants":131,"id":44499063,"kids":[44499574,44499520,44499470,44499086,44499546,44499723,44499494,44520077,44499537,44499477,44499538,44502161,44499516,44499564,44499506,44500109,44569193,44499543,44511772,44519249,44559685,44499814,44501746,44560778,44520102,44541640,44504538,44505208,44499523,44510152,44500380,44499826,44501268,44545569,44505348,44499632,44504678,44499796,44499849,44499877,44499559,44499585,44548015,44549041,44500164,44517174,44502359,44531119,44499562,44499667,44499496,44499570,44499560,44499650,44499843,44582168,44499699,44501177,44514809,44502953,44522182,44501316,44508888,44505228,44499646,44499501,44521182,44499618,44503676,44499824,44500967,44508081,44502264,44499657,44499476,44499548],"score":94,"text":"Small confession

I’ve been using Windsurf editor for about six months now, and it does most of the coding work for me.

Recently, I realized I no longer enjoy programming. It feels like I’m just going through the pain of explaining to the LLM what I want, then sitting and waiting for it to finish. If it fails, I just switch to another model—and usually, one of them gets the job done.

At this point, I’ve even stopped reviewing the exact code changes. I just keep pushing forward until the task is done.

On the bright side, I’ve gotten much better at writing design documents.

Anyone else feel the same?","time":1751974610,"title":"Tell HN: I Lost Joy of Programming","type":"story"}],[44461015,{"by":"elsewhen","descendants":59,"id":44461015,"kids":[44462504,44461521,44462999,44461528,44471883,44461308,44464101,44464989,44464652,44462593,44541623,44466248,44461717,44463579,44462408,44462963,44466005,44463553,44463086,44461615,44461792,44461354],"score":124,"time":1751601347,"title":"LooksMapping","type":"story","url":"https://looksmapping.com/"}],[44484595,{"by":"drankl","descendants":498,"id":44484595,"kids":[44485690,44485587,44485025,44487091,44487048,44485022,44485725,44485177,44484727,44485818,44488163,44485181,44485446,44485889,44485714,44485095,44487927,44485713,44487548,44489399,44486431,44495685,44487543,44485291,44485753,44487135,44485351,44491199,44487119,44485362,44486390,44485811,44486126,44487256,44495223,44485789,44486589,44485660,44485852,44488813,44487269,44485984,44485757,44485577,44490479,44488851,44485270,44486678,44489617,44486632,44488037,44486817,44485352,44486277,44487847,44489311,44489203,44485838,44485663,44484857,44541616,44485087,44486507,44487309,44486123,44485427,44487030,44486590,44488098,44485858,44485834,44485569,44486418,44493691,44488631,44485583,44487750,44487319,44498357,44485760,44486393,44498520,44484886,44484975,44486451],"score":551,"time":1751840197,"title":"Nobody has a personality anymore: we are products with labels","type":"story","url":"https://www.freyaindia.co.uk/p/nobody-has-a-personality-anymore"}],[44530922,{"by":"pera","descendants":286,"id":44530922,"kids":[44531373,44532744,44531376,44539051,44533354,44532115,44531240,44531234,44531404,44531449,44539015,44533883,44536829,44535086,44532014,44536094,44531284,44533645,44534065,44535499,44541452,44535619,44532557,44531317,44531360,44538293,44532586,44531961,44532498],"score":260,"time":1752233291,"title":"Recovering from AI addiction","type":"story","url":"https://internetaddictsanonymous.org/internet-and-technology-addiction/signs-of-an-addiction-to-ai/"}],[44268448,{"by":"jupiterglimpse","descendants":206,"id":44268448,"kids":[44269057,44269317,44270298,44269087,44269431,44268520,44268708,44269112,44268888,44268808,44268699,44268929,44269054,44271025,44268865,44269479,44268932,44272139,44270093,44270778,44269312,44271172,44268585,44269050,44272704,44273890,44272019,44269766,44273606,44287962,44272226,44272664,44273744,44272459,44269506,44271571,44268479,44269180,44270333,44269551,44273608,44271449,44271485,44270681,44269066,44272145,44269422,44273189,44270155,44271440,44274697,44277804,44269350,44273163,44270398,44269184,44271499,44275431,44274477,44272149,44271595,44270447,44272584,44271558,44271956,44269614,44270359,44273020,44270553,44271940,44271911,44270762,44273751,44269080,44269297,44269805,44269522,44270118,44269887,44269075,44269745,44272200,44273096,44272107,44287771,44272093,44269159,44269094,44282731,44271123,44271132,44270132,44287517,44270422,44270175,44271009,44271914,44273903,44270073,44274508,44272159,44270003,44287624,44270770,44268978,44268913,44268793,44269344,44269388,44271905,44271060,44271023,44274602,44273524,44272829,44270589,44271735,44271568,44268832,44270690,44272675,44272472,44269717,44274016,44270539,44272349,44305830,44272771,44269572],"score":396,"text":"Throughout my career, I've received incredible kindness and inspiration from experienced people - professors, and strangers who invested time in me when I feel like I had little to offer in return. While I always express gratitude and try to pay it forward, I often feel there's still an imbalance. I feel like I owe something more direct to the specific people who shaped my life.

How do you meaningfully give back to people who helped you early on (when you literally have nothing...haha)?\nWhat forms of gratitude have you found most meaningful?

Appreciate any comments.","time":1749822165,"title":"Ask HN: How do I give back to people helped me when I was young and had nothing?","type":"story"}],[43836353,{"by":"needtoquitmyjob","descendants":44,"id":43836353,"kids":[43838021,43836643,43841366,43840055,43841204,43909044,43844422,43847571,43838240,43843118,43841659,43851750,43847521,43851527,43855144,43839295,43850908,43844135,43850401,43854464,43840407,43853462,43844030,43849772,43847825,43841693,43864810,43872323,43848031],"score":59,"text":"$16","time":1745951760,"title":"Ask HN: I don't want to work in software anymore. Where do I go?","type":"story"}]]

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