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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Can iOS apps with access to all photos, bulk upload in the background?

Ask HN: Can iOS apps with access to all photos, bulk upload in the background? 10 by kbrannigan | 1 comments on Hacker News. Corollary : - Can apps with full access to microphone, camera background activate it? Even for 5 seconds at a time. I'm talking about apps like: TkTok, IG and snap. Thanks

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Anyone having issues with job applicant fraud?

Ask HN: Anyone having issues with job applicant fraud? 37 by lgsilver | 40 comments on Hacker News. In the past month we've seen a dramatic, seemingly coordinated, increase in engineering applicants whose resumés and backgrounds appear qualified, but who refuse to use their cameras during Zoom interviews and who often can't answer specific questions about their backgrounds. We've wasted a significant amount of time on comms and interviews with over a dozen of these candidates. Anyone else experiencing anything similar?

The West’s Illusions About Gorbachev and the Victory of Liberalism

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How do you share your blogs on other platforms?

Ask HN: How do you share your blogs on other platforms? 4 by mrayushsoni | 0 comments on Hacker News. Hey writers! I was curious to know how do you share your blog on other social media platforms? Also where do you generally share and in which format? What tool you use to create and schedule the posts?

Families of Israelis Killed at Munich Olympics Reach Compensation Deal

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Snap is killing Zenly, firing team, why cant team just make it again?

Ask HN: Snap is killing Zenly, firing team, why cant team just make it again? 3 by bruceb | 1 comments on Hacker News. This might be a dumb question but I am going to ask it anyway. SNAP is killing Zenly and apparently firing the whole team in Paris(1). SNAP acquired Zenly for $250-350m in 2017(2). Zenly seems to be doing pretty well in different markets including Japan. It has 35m active users(3). Why can't the team just remake it with a new name? I realize they would have to be self supporting for a little while, but I assume most/all the employees have severance. Would a VC fund this? For the engineers, if it doesn't work out, they will most likely not have a problem getting a job. What are the downsides/obstacles to doing this? Sources: (1) https://twitter.com/GergelyOrosz/status/1564986820999405568 (2) https://ift.tt/dgyeH4Z (3) https://ift.tt/XaYy30Q

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Should HN care about accessibility?

Ask HN: Should HN care about accessibility? 2 by wizofaus | 3 comments on Hacker News. I've noticed the HN site fails quite a number of key WCAG accessibility metrics (particularly around colour contrast, but even more basic stuff to ensure the site makes sense to screen readers and those needing assistive technology). Most would be simple to fix and I believe would benefit a not insignificant percentage of the userbase. As HN readers should we care? Are there any current users who have had issues using the site because of this?

Another ship earmarked for humanitarian aid has left Ukraine.

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Mikhail S. Gorbachev, Reformist Soviet Leader, Is Dead at 91

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Main Target of Russian Mercenaries in Africa Is Civilians, Report Says

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New ask Hacker News story: How do you get to do deep work?

How do you get to do deep work? 3 by its_hertz | 0 comments on Hacker News. What are your habits, what is your setup? How much time of deep work you get in a week? Do you have daily chunks or use some particular days for it?

Scenes from the Devastating Flooding in Pakistan

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New ask Hacker News story: A short sci-fi story written with GPT-3 and illustrated with DALL-E 2

A short sci-fi story written with GPT-3 and illustrated with DALL-E 2 100 by andreyk | 23 comments on Hacker News. Hi there HN, Disclaimer: I've submitted a Show HN as well as the link for this general project before, but particularly like this one short story so want to submit one for it specifically. Hope it's not considered spammy! I and a collaborator who writes sci-fi just released the short story "The Great Filter Button" - https://ift.tt/iL49Vre Here's why it's relevant to HN: most of the text for it was generated by GPT-3 (with human curation, using SudoWrite) and it was entirely illustrated using DALL-E 2 and MidJourney, and a bit of DreamStudio aka Stable Diffusion (of course with human selection of prompts) AND it narrated using neural voice synthesis (via BeyondWords). And I think it came out very well! To my mind it is a pretty good example of how the newest commercial tools by powered by learned media synthesis models can be leveraged by human

U.N. Race Panel Sounds the Alarm on Abortion Access in the U.S.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: New engineer, already burnt out, what now?

Ask HN: New engineer, already burnt out, what now? 6 by CodeSgt | 5 comments on Hacker News. I've spent the past several years teaching myself to code, telling myself that I enjoyed it as a hobby and that a well-paying job would just be a bonus. Well, a few short months ago I finally got a well-paying job! I'm not sure what or why or how, but it flipped a switch in my brain. I think I've been gaslighting myself for years, telling myself I enjoy coding, forcing myself to spend my weekends and evenings doing it in the hopes that one day I'd be able to leverage that skill to advance my economic position. And so I did. I'm good at it. I don't have any specific complaints about my job or my team. But now that I'm finally here I don't feel happy like I thought I would. I've learned that I don't enjoy the process of software development. I don't enjoy writing code. I enjoy creating things, with writing the code being an essential but miserable pa

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How to get a phishing website that steals credentials taken down?

Ask HN: How to get a phishing website that steals credentials taken down? 8 by temp_account_32 | 6 comments on Hacker News. Every few weeks I receive one of those scam SMS messages that are along the lines of "You have not paid for shipping for your parcel, please go to scam-domain-123.xyz to pay" which then has a php form to steal unsuspecting people's credit card details. Sometimes I look for these on popular social media posts as well where people repost SMS scams, and every time I do a WHOIS check, contact the registrar's abuse email, send them the details, and get them taken down so they don't scam more people. I know the scammers will just register another domain, but it does slow them down and in my mind if I save just one person from getting scammed by doing that, it's worth it. It's like a hobby in my free time. My success rate has been pretty much 100%, some registrars like Porkbun get the domains delisted within minutes, I am very impressed.

Dispatching U.N. nuclear inspectors to a plant in a war zone brings benefits and risks.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Is forcing users to use a photo of themselves (Slack, etc.) ethical?

Ask HN: Is forcing users to use a photo of themselves (Slack, etc.) ethical? 6 by zucked | 2 comments on Hacker News. I work in a group of ~250 people nested within a much larger org. I have worked here for three years. We use Slack and have a company directory, both allow photo uploads. Some people choose "things" or "characters" to as their profiles Slack - I've seen "Silicon Valley" characters, I've seen Star Wars characters, I've seen non-characters (pictures of flowers, mountains, etc.) Some people never upload anything at all. After working here for three years and interacting with an individual occasionally, I just was able to put a real face to a slack account represented by Erlich Bachman. It got me thinking - how are other groups handling this? I understand not everyone wants/likes to choose a photo that represents them. I also know that it's really hard to have a work conversation with Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Any decent Linux-compatible tablet/detachable laptop in 2022?

Ask HN: Any decent Linux-compatible tablet/detachable laptop in 2022? 5 by powersnail | 0 comments on Hacker News. My surface pro 6's battery is dying, and it's way out of warranty, so the cost of replacing that battery is just no longer worth it. Is there tablet or detachable laptop that: - supports touch and pen on Linux - can be used as a regular Linux computer - with a screen that's at least 12 inches - preferably under or around $1200? Most 2-in-1s seem to be with a 360 hinge, which doesn't really fit my use case (too thick, too heavy, and not flat to put onto a music stand). Thanks!

Angola’s Ruling Party Retains Power in Tightest Election Yet

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Is there a good unified end-to-end stack?

Ask HN: Is there a good unified end-to-end stack? 2 by Pxtl | 1 comments on Hacker News. This may be a dumb question. I'm a full stack C#/DevOps guy with a bit of a dated skillset, but I want to get into some hobby projects... but the more I look into it, the more I remember all the various layers of glue that we have to roll ourselves on every platform. Surely there must be something off-the-shelf that will get me a nice mobile/web GUI and an online persistance layer, right? I mean, I know how to put things all together using .NET Core and EF and SQL Server or Postgres and Xamarin Forms for mobile and Razor templates for web and oData for restful stuff and a pile of powershell scripts for deployment and EF for migrations. I know all that stuff. And I can do it again. But even the simplest "hello world" application in that architecture represents a crapload of work. But I also know that these are solved problems and that I'm not opinionated. I'm more than willi

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Do you have any favorite / interesting webhook use cases?

Ask HN: Do you have any favorite / interesting webhook use cases? 2 by leetrout | 1 comments on Hacker News. Payment notifications and ecommerce store order / shipping notifications feel like obvious use cases and I am curious if anyone has any webhooks they have found particularly interesting? Or exceptionally useful?

Western officials criticize Russia for blocking a joint U.N. document on nuclear disarmament.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Does your personal page get any interaction?

Ask HN: Does your personal page get any interaction? 3 by kcindric | 2 comments on Hacker News. I'm slowly creating my website (using Hugo) were I can share my art and hobbies, practice writing in a non-native language (which is English) and have a slice of the Internet which I can call 'mine'. Although it doesn't bother me much I was wondering what are other people experiences on having a website. Do you just have it without any particular interactions from other internet persons? Or you do have interactions and feedback to your content? Does it bother you if you don't get any hits or you maintain your website just for fun and you find it fulfilling?

Devastating Floods in Pakistan Kill More Than a Thousand People

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What is the best programing language and teaching resource for 10y child

Ask HN: What is the best programing language and teaching resource for 10y child 4 by asasidh | 4 comments on Hacker News. Looking for best programing language to start with and online teaching resource for a 10+ child.

Clashes Between Rival Militias in Libya Kill at Least 32

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How can I start a business to generate electricity?

Ask HN: How can I start a business to generate electricity? 57 by tareqak | 71 comments on Hacker News. I know that the capital costs for building a working power plant of any kind are pretty high. However, I still want to learn and see what is possible. 1. What is the thinnest vertical slice of end-to-end power-generation functionality that an individual would be able deploy and maintain on their own? 2. What are the names of necessary things that I would need to learn and research? 3. What parts are too easy to dismiss early on, but are likely to bite me later on?

With Disaster Looming, Inspectors Set to Visit Ukraine Nuclear Plant

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Apple MacBook M1 16gb or 32GB Windows Laptop?

Ask HN: Apple MacBook M1 16gb or 32GB Windows Laptop? 7 by princevegeta89 | 15 comments on Hacker News. Hi all Been stuck in this dilemma for a long time and wanted to get out there and make a decision on which way to go, once and for all I've been an Apple hater for their predatory tactics and overpriced products and also because an unbearable extent of vendor-locking [like compatibility only with Apple products most of the time]. Add to that, I have also hated the general UX of Mac OsX but I've got to admit I got somewhat used to it because I've been using them at work for a long time. In fact, I believe some Linux distros have a better UX and customizability in general. I've taken a look at Windows recently after a long long time and it seems like I can live with it. It's the WSL/Virtualization improvements that they made that impressed me. I work a lot with Docker btw I'm now at a stage where I'm looking to buy a machine but torn between these two. Th

Cloud Wars: Mideast Tensions Rise Along a New Front

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New ask Hacker News story: Twillio the only way to send transactional SMS?

Twillio the only way to send transactional SMS? 5 by peralson | 5 comments on Hacker News. hi, i'm fed up of people in marketing/product asking to update sms templates every now and then. is there a tool like sendgrid but for SMS? thanks

New ask Hacker News story: Who acquires big (13,000 lines) Mac apps?

Who acquires big (13,000 lines) Mac apps? 8 by cc101 | 4 comments on Hacker News. I don't want to deal with Apple any longer. My app helps college students in academic trouble organize and sustain large academic projects. It's mostly for very bright college students with ADHD. Any potential acquirers you would like to suggest?

The U.S. State Department and Yale identify 21 detention sites in Russian-controlled territory.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Go deep Rust or C++ or Golang?

Ask HN: Go deep Rust or C++ or Golang? 15 by acquiremoney | 11 comments on Hacker News. If your goal is to get maximum financial payoff by getting expertise in one of the above mentioned languages which one would you choose? I know languages matter less. But still I would like to see what you guys think.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What are modern alternatives for cURL?

Ask HN: What are modern alternatives for cURL? 3 by punkpeye | 5 comments on Hacker News. I am handcrafting increasingly more adhoc HTTP requests that I need to sometimes re-use. The way I do it now is just by writing cURL that I keep in a notebook. However, I was wondering if there are more advanced CLI based HTTP clients I should consider that make it easier to inspect request/response?

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Did anyone here with normal-to-low levels of energy has had success?

Ask HN: Did anyone here with normal-to-low levels of energy has had success? 4 by badpun | 3 comments on Hacker News. I'm wondering if it's possible to successfully strike on my own, as say a startup founder or an indie gamedev, if my body is just not compatible with working 60 hours per week, as is advocated by the likes of Jon Blow or John Carmack. Did anyone here accomplish anything hard, while only being able to work for say 20-25 hours per week? BTW I'm not interested in accomplishments while working for someone else (i.e. in a job), as I've had career success already and know that it can be done under such limitations.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Boring but important tech no one is working on

Ask HN: Boring but important tech no one is working on 32 by sremani | 28 comments on Hacker News. In the 2020s most old generation people are retiring and not only the replacement generations smaller but there is gap in generational knowledge transfer. What do you think is important tech out there in which are we are losing our collective knowledge and hard won wisdom?

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Why does macOS assume PC and PS/2 RTF encodings came from NeXT machines?

Ask HN: Why does macOS assume PC and PS/2 RTF encodings came from NeXT machines? 3 by torstenvl | 0 comments on Hacker News. According to the RTF specification, \pc and \pca encodings specify the IBM 437 and IBM 850 code pages, respectively. However, TextEdit and Pages both use the NeXT character set < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NeXT_character_set > when rendering such files. Example RTF code: {\rtf1\pc {\fonttbl\f0 Courier New;} {\pard \'c9\'cd\'cd\'cd\'cd\'bb \line \'ba\~\~\~\~\'ba \line \'ba\~\~\~\~\'ba \line \'c8\'cd\'cd\'cd\'cd\'bc \line \par} } This should create a box using curses-like line drawing characters. But on TextEdit and Pages, it does something else entirely using quotes and a superscript number 2. Anyone have any historical context?

The expansion averts mass Russian conscription.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How to Become a Contract Programmer?

Ask HN: How to Become a Contract Programmer? 3 by cranjusmcb | 1 comments on Hacker News. I recently left my job, and while I will likely find a full time thing in the next few months I've decided to be a bit more picky about where I work this time around. (The last place wasn't terrible, but I found after about a year and a half that I was just very very bored). In the mean time I've been thinking of supporting myself by doing some contract programming, however, I've just never done this before so I'm completely out of my depth. What I'm looking for is: a) Any good guides or books that I can read on the subject? b) Are there standard contract templates that people generally tend to use? I imagine I could afford an attorney for this, but I don't really have one on hand and being unemployed at the moment I'd tend towards saving money where I can. c) Any advice on places to find contract work? I have some professional contacts that might have some thing

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Do you think Hacker News should begin with “subreddits”?

Ask HN: Do you think Hacker News should begin with “subreddits”? 4 by acadapter | 13 comments on Hacker News. As the quality of Reddit declines, Hacker News becomes more and more interesting as a consistent user-friendly and respectful forum for technology and science. However, a notable difference from Reddit is the absence of the "subreddit" concept. Do you think it would be good for Hacker News to slowly try to fill that niche? It doesn't have to be a free-for-all creation of subforums, personally I believe that manually curated categories would be useful. Has this ever existed on HN?

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Best Watch for Tracking Health That Doesn't Share Data

Ask HN: Best Watch for Tracking Health That Doesn't Share Data 3 by andrew_ | 1 comments on Hacker News. I'm interested in a watch that can help me track health (sleep, etc) which also doesn't report or share data with third parties. I'm a bit Apple-adverse, but open to it if that's the best option. I tried doing my homework on this but am finding a lot of conflicting information and a slew of marketing making it hard to tell fact from fiction. What are your experiences? What device(s) should I check out?

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Are there any tools for visual software design and automatic deployment?

Ask HN: Are there any tools for visual software design and automatic deployment? 2 by mikenakis | 0 comments on Hacker News. I really hope that the collective intelligence of Hacker News has answers, because this is the type of question that you cannot ask on stackoverflow. The question is exactly as the title says. The following text provides context, but if you already understand what I am after, you can skip it. ---------------------------- In 1992, when we saw Visio for the first time, we hoped that one day we would be able to use it for creating software design documents visually, and then deploying them with the press of a button. Visio is a general-purpose diagram-drawing application, so it cannot do that, but it has always supported linking and embedding, so in theory it could be used for this purpose by a specialized software design tool. However, I have never head of any such tool. In 1993 Microsoft announced the successor to their Microsoft C/C++ compiler, and the name of

Defiance is the mood of the day as Ukrainians celebrate their independence.

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New ask Hacker News story: Free Unlimited Stock/Finance API

Free Unlimited Stock/Finance API 4 by bigman113 | 2 comments on Hacker News. Hey everyone, I have an investing app, so I am paying (quite a bit) for a subscription to get financial data for the app. While building this, I always wished that I could have free access to this information. I would love to provide this information as an API for free, but I wanted to know what sorts of info people would want. Ideally, I would only like to create a few endpoints so it’s easier to track. Feel free to check out my app (Hubble Investing) and let me know what information you would like from there in an endpoint. Note: I won’t be able to provide the AI as an endpoint because that model is stored locally in the app.

Russian missile strike kills at least 15 people at a railway station on Ukraine’s Independence Day, Zelensky says.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What's the most boring subject you've ever studied?

Ask HN: What's the most boring subject you've ever studied? 4 by eimrine | 5 comments on Hacker News. Most useless / most vague / most lying.

A medic is killed while treating two wounded soldiers. ‘I would give my life to replace his,’ one mourner said.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Is Heroku DNS screwy for you?

Ask HN: Is Heroku DNS screwy for you? 24 by terracatta | 5 comments on Hacker News. Seeing all sorts of errors with apps that I know are hosted on heroku on Comcast/Xfinity

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Why is airfare so expensive in Africa?

Ask HN: Why is airfare so expensive in Africa? 3 by atlasunshrugged | 1 comments on Hacker News. I understand why Europe has incredibly low costs (cheapo airlines, lots of competition including with trains, etc.) but within Africa flights are just incredibly expensive (sometimes I found it cheaper to fly from one African country to Europe and then to another one rather than within the continent). Just wondering if anyone has any ideas why and if there are ways to solve it?

New ask Hacker News story: How to find tech house / coliving spaces (NYC, more general advice welcome)

How to find tech house / coliving spaces (NYC, more general advice welcome) 2 by compb | 0 comments on Hacker News. I have recently moved to NYC from the UK and looking to build my network. Do you have any advice on: 1. Places I can search to find tech houses and co-living spaces, 2. Any co-living spaces with a focus on tech that you are aware of in NYC. Much appreciated! I am a data scientist with a Ph.D in statistics, will be in NYC full-time and for the foreseeable future.

All that stands between the world and nuclear disaster are dedicated Ukrainian operators working at gunpoint.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What are the best-designed personal blogs you’ve come across?

Ask HN: What are the best-designed personal blogs you’ve come across? 3 by hippo-campus | 1 comments on Hacker News. I’m about to start building a site for a personal blog, so I’d love to get inspiration from your favorites -- looking only at the design and not the content. Here are a couple of mine: https://ift.tt/Xd5JGD2 and https://ift.tt/cSALEQX.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: If you had to start a business, what would it be?

Ask HN: If you had to start a business, what would it be? 2 by smarri | 1 comments on Hacker News. Let's say you had no option but to start a business today, what would it be? The only caveat is this has to be your primary income.

Europe’s Rivers, Starved by Drought, Reveal Shipwrecks, Relics and Bombs

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What happened to the “car loan calculator” tool on Google?

Ask HN: What happened to the “car loan calculator” tool on Google? 2 by hypeatei | 0 comments on Hacker News. Google used to have a simple built-in tool for calculating the cost of car loans. It used to show up when searching "car loan calculator" or "auto loan calculator" but now I'm not seeing it. The only relevant thread I can find is this: https://ift.tt/G73N9Rv

New ask Hacker News story: Are there some serial downvoters on Stack Overflow?

Are there some serial downvoters on Stack Overflow? 7 by Alain_Reve | 10 comments on Hacker News. I have a problem with this site: some people pay more attention to form than to content. If I post a question which doesn't really follow the rules, I very quickly get downvotes. Not more than 7 in my case. If I post a question which follows the rules, I may wait days for an answer, and I may never receive an answer, but I get no upvotes. So I think there's something basically unfair about the system. If you get donwvotes for posting a question which is considered bad, shouldn't you also receive upvotes for a question which is considered good? Please don't get me wrong, I think the vast majority of Stack Overflow users are either decent people or people who just mind their own business. But I'm also beginning to suspect that there are people who enjoy hammering others. Giving upvotes is no fun to them, but giving down votes makes their day. They seem to be online nig

Estonia says Moscow has not asked for help with the Dugina investigation.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How does HN maintain high quality still?

Ask HN: How does HN maintain high quality still? 10 by funerr | 16 comments on Hacker News. I was wondering recently how HN is a community (in 2022) yet still manages to be pretty much 100% spam free. Also, thanks for everyone participating.

Russia’s claim: A Ukrainian woman carried out the bombing, which killed Daria Dugina, then went to Estonia.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Is this a feasible idea or rather not?

Ask HN: Is this a feasible idea or rather not? 7 by jacquesm | 2 comments on Hacker News. Hello HN, I have a pretty weird idea and I'm wondering if it is technically feasible: advertising is in my opinion poison for the mind and I avoid it where I can. At the same time I use lots of sites and services that are ad powered and I am blocking ads knowing full well that I deprive these providers from a revenue stream. But ads are just too obnoxious. Would it be possible to create a service that serves up 'blank' content (let's call it 'whitespace') in every ad spot on the sites that you visit but that uses the same mechanism as the ad delivery services. So instead of advertisers buying up the space I would buy up the space on the sites that I visit creating a revenue stream that is as good or better than the one that advertisers would offer, effectively crowding them out. OpenRTB or something like that would be a good start to inject this because you could essenti

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Remote work is dead inside big tech?

Ask HN: Remote work is dead inside big tech? 2 by zkid18 | 0 comments on Hacker News. Every couple of months, I come across articles from different publications that sound the death bell for remote work inside big tech in the US and beyond. As someone who has been managing a startup of 40 -ish people remotely and following led a nomadic lifestyle for 2+ years now, there's no doubt in my mind that it can be just as practical or more effective than being inside of an office. In a FAANG-like company that hav a complex organizational structure and connections remote didn't seem to find much benefit, except that employees liked it. The biggest problem for remote work is if employers of FAANG-like companies force workers back into the office. When there's a majority of workers in the office, chat groups die down, and there is an "in" group and "out" group that forms, with the complications that arise from that. What do you think?

The death of a Putin ally opens a new chapter in the fraught history of political assassinations in Russia.

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New ask Hacker News story: Who’s your favorite public thinker?

Who’s your favorite public thinker? 22 by 1penny42cents | 47 comments on Hacker News. Someone who’s ideas resonate with you deeply and who you would recommend everyone to at least know about

Perceived mishaps to Germany’s war response add to its leader’s rocky start.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Can you share your experience with sleep apnea?

Ask HN: Can you share your experience with sleep apnea? 3 by throwawayosa | 2 comments on Hacker News. Ever since I was a teenager I have always felt sleepy, tired and unable to concentrate. Later I was diagnosed with mild sleep apnea and upper airway resistance syndrome. Since then I have tried cpap, nasal surgery, mouth appliance etc but none of it helped. My quality of life is significantly lowered because of it. Does anyone here also have sleep apnea or uars? How are you treating it? I would love to hear your story

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Why did your startup fail and what did you learn?

Ask HN: Why did your startup fail and what did you learn? 5 by ent101 | 0 comments on Hacker News.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Resources for learning networking for back end development

Ask HN: Resources for learning networking for back end development 8 by tusharvaswani | 4 comments on Hacker News. Hello everyone, I am a frontend developer and I am trying to shift to backend development. I am studying directly from Node JS docs but I have realised that most of their networking modules are hard to understand without have a knowledge of networking . So searched google for resources but didnt find a single resource. All resources were in depth covering those OSI layers that a backend developer would not need. So anyone please suggest me some resources(videos, books, articles anything) for studying networking but for a level of backend engineer.

As Attacks Mount in Crimea, Kremlin Faces Rising Domestic Pressures

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Is it time for AI to start replacing doctors?

Ask HN: Is it time for AI to start replacing doctors? 4 by eth0up | 15 comments on Hacker News. Hello wizards and apprentices, Most people, regardless of their politics, understand that healthcare, notably in the US, is too often unaffordable and sometimes destructive through financial means. Many doctors, from my observations, function as pen pushers in what seems an administrative bureaucracy, relying as often as not, on remembered-information rather than improvisation or critical thinking. Many of the conditions they treat or medicate are done so in an almost automated manner. In many cases, a nurse would suffice at a much lower cost. Obviously those who sacrifice a decade of their lives to study medicine desire and deserve to be rewarded. The discretion and experience that comes with such an immersive decade is of undeniably great value. However, I am convinced AI could rival a significant portion of what they do, theoretically at a drastically lower cost. We (or some of we) tru

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Looking for a fantastic old talk on kernel network abstractions

Ask HN: Looking for a fantastic old talk on kernel network abstractions 3 by deltasepsilon | 1 comments on Hacker News. Hi, it's probably been at least 10 years now since there was a talk about the design of network abstractions within an operating system kernel. I think it may have been by someone from the BSD camp, as opposed as to someone from Linux. The slides from the talk really elegantly addressed issues about the kind of devices and various complexities around abstracting driver interfaces whilst dealing with differing protocols, hardware interfaces, and other issues. I would really appreciate finding this talk again. Please help, I'm sorry I can't provide more details. I seem to have lost my old bookmark.

Mexico Arrests Top Prosecutor in Case of Missing Students and Issues 80 Warrants

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Ethiopian Airlines Pilots Miss Landing After Reportedly Falling Asleep

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Russia’s Gazprom announces another halt to Germany’s gas flow.

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New ask Hacker News story: For sale: 8 hours/week of my time

For sale: 8 hours/week of my time 20 by gbruins | 28 comments on Hacker News. I have a full time job as a software engineer that I enjoy. I work 4 10-hour days and have Fridays off. High inflation and increased expenses are driving me back into the job market looking for ways to supplement my income, but I don't want to fight for gigs on freelance platforms like Upwork. Ideally I want a reliable project where I can invest 8-12 hours per week. One idea I had was to offer my services to companies looking to fill full time roles as a 'bridge' employee until they find their full time candidate (I could even participate in the interview process). I guess I'm looking for a 'long term gig'. Am I nuts? Or is there a job board out there for companies/startups that need just a bit of extra help?

A bridge to Crimea is a vital Russian link, and a potential Ukrainian target.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Where did you go after big tech?

Ask HN: Where did you go after big tech? 6 by civicsquid | 3 comments on Hacker News. I work at Meta, and I have for 3 years now. I made it from new grad to a terminal level. For better or worse, I stayed on the same team the whole time. I am not interested in building a career on a single team at a single company. I know I could get to the next level if I stay on my current team, but I am tired and need variety. I think it is time to move around, if not within FB then elsewhere. I am not sure how to make a move that will allow me to continue to advance my career. I think I want to spend time at a company that is trying to grow and scale, but I’m concerned that will look or feel like a step down due to smaller scale or less recognizability of the company. If you were in a similar situation / left big tech, where did you go? How did you decide whether or not it was the right career move?

A Famous Walrus Is Killed, and Norwegians Are Divided

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‘I Have Nothing Left’: Flooding Adds to Afghanistan’s Crises

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Russia and Ukraine trade accusations of a potential attack on a nuclear complex, terrifying its workers.

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New ask Hacker News story: We saved 2 centuries of compute time by applying caching

We saved 2 centuries of compute time by applying caching 5 by juristr | 2 comments on Hacker News. I'm a core team member of Nx (nx.dev) and one of the core features we implemented quite a while ago, is "computation caching". Basically to speed up things, we get all the input to a given computation, which our case as a devtool means running your Jest tests, Webpack/esbuild/... build etc, and cache the result (logs & potential build artifacts). Next time when the same computation is run, we look it up and restore it from the cache, obviously tremendously improving the speed of the run. The real value is when you distribute that cache among co-workers, CI agents etc., which you can do with Nx Cloud (nx.app). We had played with the idea of potentially mapping this to CO2 emissions. If you start saving a lot of computation, this reduces the number of times a machine gets spin up & executed on your CI. Well, earlier this week we aggregated some stats of how much tim

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Why are we not using debuggers more?

Ask HN: Why are we not using debuggers more? 8 by pentab | 27 comments on Hacker News. I noticed that I rarely use debuggers. I asked around, and most of my co-workers are the same. We rely on debuggers only as a last resort, instead opting for prints, asserts, or the "method of the long stare". We are developing in Python/Java/C++ and use other convenience tools like IDEs. Are you also avoiding debuggers? If so, why? What makes debugging so tedious?

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Why server side rendering is not used anymore

Ask HN: Why server side rendering is not used anymore 6 by stdcall83 | 6 comments on Hacker News. For an internal tool at our company that served a website with register schema of SOC (derived from IPXact XML's) we used an old tool written in perl that was very hard to maintain. I took it upon myself to contact few software solution companies to rewrite the tool in a modern language and add few features. All the companies dissmised server side rendering and suggest a server - client scheme based on NodeJS on the server and React / Angular on the client. After proceeding with one of the companies, the end result was slow, very hard to maintain and every new feature was very highly priced. We're in a worse situation than we were. Was is a bad selection of technology for the specific use case ?

New ask Hacker News story: Blank or Whitespace Font?

Blank or Whitespace Font? 2 by ananiochita | 0 comments on Hacker News. Is there such a thing as a font that has no glyphs, only spaces ?

Spanish Court Clears Way to Return Body of Angola’s Ex-President

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Across from an occupied nuclear plant, a heavily shelled town has little choice but to clean up and wait.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How to Get Perspective on Latest AI/ML Developments?

Ask HN: How to Get Perspective on Latest AI/ML Developments? 2 by avajen | 1 comments on Hacker News. It seems like recent developments in AI/ML (DALL-E 2 et al.) have been quite dramatic. Commentary ranges from art is dead, to art is now more empowered than ever. As someone who is an outsider to the field (although perhaps effected by developments in the field), I wonder what I should do to get a level-headed perspective? Are there experts who give honest opinions semi-regularly that I can follow? Has this all been considered somewhere already in the philosophy of AI? Or is there a way I can gently gain enough understanding to parse the latest developments myself and draw my own conclusions?

‘We Are Literally Sinking’: Britons Face Hard Choices as Prices Soar

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Top Vatican Official Is Accused of Sexual Misconduct in Quebec

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How Much for That Bacon? Inflation Hits the British Breakfast Table.

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‘Almost like a family again’: An orchestra reunites a couple parted by war.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How to handle a layoff when I already planning on leaving?

Ask HN: How to handle a layoff when I already planning on leaving? 13 by throwaway84390 | 14 comments on Hacker News. I'm a middle manager and I've just been informed that we're doing a layoff. I'm not being let go, but 2 of my 5 directs will be. I've been through several layoffs before, but this time is a little different. I have been very unhappy in the job, and have already been looking around for something new. The default option is just to carry on until I actually have another offer in hand. However, it feels kinda bad to lay off teammates, only to quit myself several weeks later. Do you think there is anything to gain by being transparent with my boss about my intent to leave? I could be fired on the spot, but that doesn't leave me much worse off if I just quit. Best case, I could negotiate my own severance, and/or leave on very good terms. Any advice or experience from those who have been through similar would be appreciated!

The first U.N. ship transporting Ukrainian grain to Africa has set sail.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Is MySQL 8, in 2022, a safe DB for storing financial data?

Ask HN: Is MySQL 8, in 2022, a safe DB for storing financial data? 2 by profwalkstr | 0 comments on Hacker News. I've joined a financial startup which is in the process of building a MVP and they want to use MySQL instead of PostgreSQL as the main DB (their critical DB, the DB which will store all financial transaction data). Think checking accounts, transactions, ledgers, credit cards, investment, etc. All of this will be stored in MySQL with InnoDB. My main concern is data loss and corruption. I know that HN and Reddit hates MySQL and praises PostgreSQL, but their arguments make sense to me: - Team more familiar with MySQL. It's better to use something that you know the defects and workarounds than to use something that's better in theory but you don't know how to tame it. - MySQL has more documentation and training resources. There are excellent, up to date O'Reilly books about it from the development, optimization and administration perspectives. Just from O’

Ukrainian Soldiers Train for the Frontlines on British Soil

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Scotland Makes Period Products Free

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Some young Kenyans sat out the election, even as the candidates focused on them.

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New ask Hacker News story: Google IoT Core will be discontinued on Aug. 16, 2023

Google IoT Core will be discontinued on Aug. 16, 2023 4 by borner791 | 0 comments on Hacker News. Your current IoT Core Services will remain available through August 15, 2023. Start your migration to alternative solutions. Hello [NAME], We’re writing to let you know that Google Cloud’s IoT Core Service will be discontinued on August 16, 2023 at which point your access to the IoT Core Device Manager APIs will no longer be available. As of that date, devices will be unable to connect to the Google Cloud IoT Core MQTT and HTTP bridges and existing connections will be shut down. Your current IoT Core Services will remain available through August 15, 2023, unless you terminate your usage of IoT Core at an earlier date. What do I need to do? We recommend that you take action early to migrate from IoT Core to an alternative service. As an initial step, connect with your Google Cloud account manager if you have questions about your migration plans. Your account manager can also help you lea

Raila Odinga is once more at the heart of electoral uncertainty.

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French Soldiers Quit Mali After 9 Years, Billions Spent and Many Lives Lost

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What do you watch on YouTube?

Ask HN: What do you watch on YouTube? 2 by amrrs | 7 comments on Hacker News. I'm always curious what People watch on YouTube? I watch: 1. Movie Trailers 2. Movie Reviews 3. Food Vloggers 4. Cooking Tutorials and so on.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What is the current state of Recommenation services(inhouse, SaaS etc.)?

Ask HN: What is the current state of Recommenation services(inhouse, SaaS etc.)? 2 by glintik | 0 comments on Hacker News. Hi, Just wondered with lack of good recomendations(cross/up selling) in many ecommerce sites. I.e. - looking for gravel/cyclocross bicycle. Checking out most popular bicycle sellers: 1. https://ift.tt/5XvZfbL No recommendations. "Customers Also Viewed" section looks weird. 2. https://ift.tt/Mx5s6j9 "Helmets" and "Jackets"?? Weird set. Better than nothing, but I want more. "Also Recommended" looks weird. 3. https://ift.tt/xZ0PWXT "Related products" shows me weird set of products - kickstands, KNOT stems and very expensive bike. 4. https://ift.tt/0oKx5ED No recommendations. 5. https://ift.tt/qDnj7X3 Similar bikes - looks weird. "Purchase Together" - tires and tubes?? What I'd expect - what bikes other people look also, what accessories people bought(shoes, pedals, helmets, clothing, gloves, spare part

Church Fire in Egypt Kills Dozens

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Zofia Posmysz, Who Wrote of Life in Concentration Camps, Dies at 98

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Why don't I have any email address nor email inbox with my domains?

Ask HN: Why don't I have any email address nor email inbox with my domains? 2 by mike31fr | 1 comments on Hacker News. I own multiple domains (Namecheap and Google Domains). I recently tried to setup sendgrid to send emails but I realized I don't even have any email account on those domains. What would you say is the best/cheapest way to buy an email-enabled domain? Thanks.

‘They are shooting day and night’: Civilians flee the contested region around a nuclear power complex.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: App Distribution Through the Ages

Ask HN: App Distribution Through the Ages 2 by vivegi | 0 comments on Hacker News. It used to be that you distributed app binaries for installation on your OS. There were issues of memory safety, code security, viruses, piracy etc., with this approach. The rise of open source, garbage-collected languages, language runtimes and centrally controlled appstores has become the norm. Why haven't we had an evolution of better ways of linking/loading applications and policy enfocement that improves memory safety, user security and privacy without the rent-seeking central app store mechanisms? Something like docker or podman but at an application binary level that can enforce a stricter contract and policy enforcement (and maybe portable across OSes) using advancements in languages and systems such as refinement types, SMT solvers, proof systems etc., Is there any practically usable software that strives to do this?

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Any way to ban GPT-4 and others from harvesting my content and data?

Ask HN: Any way to ban GPT-4 and others from harvesting my content and data? 16 by behnamoh | 11 comments on Hacker News. Is there a general law that can be used to make Language Models (LM) such as the incoming GPT-4 __not__ use our data? Say you're a blogger and don't want your content to be used in the training dataset. What options are available? Is it ethical that OpenAI, MS, Google, and others monetize their AI models while using the web data without asking for permission from the authors?

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Are Linux HowTos dead? Why?

Ask HN: Are Linux HowTos dead? Why? 51 by piotrke | 67 comments on Hacker News. Somehow it just got me: Linux HowTos haven't been created or maybe even updated since ca. 2007. https://ift.tt/OBlr2iN I haven't been using them for last 20 years... I still remember how useful they were in my early Linux days in 1999-2002. I will never forget the one about making coffee ( https://ift.tt/ekILJor ). I made the relay circuit built into a power supply and that was so much fun! But now they are all forgotten. Dead even. Why?

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What podcasts are you listening to?

Ask HN: What podcasts are you listening to? 5 by appwiz | 4 comments on Hacker News. I’ve tried building a habit to listen to podcasts but to no avail. I don’t feel like I’ve found the right ones yet that fit into my sweet spot. I’m interested in a few topics: biographies, software design, and learning about advanced financial investing (e.g. private equity). What are you listening to? Would love recommendations.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What was the last purchase you made at Fry's before they went under?

Ask HN: What was the last purchase you made at Fry's before they went under? 3 by metadat | 5 comments on Hacker News. What was the last purchase you made at Fry's before they went under? For me it was a spindle of double layer DVD-R discs. I miss Fry's store #3 in Palo Alto, lots of fond memories going there as a kid in the 90s.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How to price a service that saves hundreds of engineering hours?

Ask HN: How to price a service that saves hundreds of engineering hours? 32 by punkpeye | 51 comments on Hacker News. I've built a Cypress test runner that completes all tests (no matter how many you've got) in less than a minute. In contrast, based on my experience, a medium-size Cypress test suite takes about 15 minutes to complete. The only catch is that individual tests have to be under 30 seconds. The idea came out of frustration running Cypress in my previous company, where it was taking 10 minutes+ to run all Cypress tests while parallelizing across 30 VMs and costing us in excess of USD 2k/month. In order to achieve this, I have effectively built a new Cypress test runner from the ground up. It understands Cypress syntax, but otherwise have nothing in common with how Cypress works. The way it achieves this performance is by splitting each spec into individual tests and starting all of the tests at once, i.e. if you have 10 specs with 5 tests each, this program will s

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Was the early internet used primarily for scams like blockchain is now?

Ask HN: Was the early internet used primarily for scams like blockchain is now? 10 by senttoschool | 13 comments on Hacker News. See title.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How about a modern phone that actually lasts?

Ask HN: How about a modern phone that actually lasts? 3 by pipeline_peak | 2 comments on Hacker News. You probably remember there was a time when we weren't buying new phones every two years. And when we did, the improvements weren't as trivial as a fourth camera or falsely promised extended battery life, partially because we could actually replace the battery. It would be so nice if there was an old school Nokia approach, something that lasts a long time and is actually durable because it's not a glass child's flip flop that needs to be covered in after market rubber at all costs. A modern phone REALLY doesn't need that much, Android seems to be a lot more lenient than iOS with requirements. All these curved, bendable screens do nothing but adorn our 2007 darling rectangle. Business is business, but I think there's a market for people concerned with all the waste these things produce and a well made one could tap into that, even if it was 30% more.

New ask Hacker News story: List of Menu Items for all Food stores in USA (zipcode wise)

List of Menu Items for all Food stores in USA (zipcode wise) 10 by MenumyApp | 29 comments on Hacker News. Hi, I have recently launched to Find Nearby Food Delivery Stores in US. Lists of top restaurants, cafes, pubs, and bars in America, based on trends. MenuMy helps you find the full menu items for your favorite stores in your City. You can find list of all stores based on State, City and Zipcode wise. We have covered most of US store here. https://ift.tt/SGNqh2t Looking for some feedback.

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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How to teach myself not to overcomplicate?

Ask HN: How to teach myself not to overcomplicate? 3 by euos | 5 comments on Hacker News. All my personal projects seem to fail because I jump off the deep end. E.g. I want to implement a simple image hosting to learn GCP and have some fun with React/Tailwind (I had AWS experience). Instead of building the hosting itself I start with user authentication, reading about Passport.js, JWT, specs, etc. I spend a lot of time on this, until I get bored and set the project aside... I have 20+ years of experience and I worked on stuff like Node.js and Chromium - so I know a lot of "what can go wrong" in a cloud application - security, scalability. How can I learn to ignore those concerns when I toy with code for fun?

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Where do you buy your eBooks or have eBook subscriptions?

Ask HN: Where do you buy your eBooks or have eBook subscriptions? 2 by giancarlostoro | 1 comments on Hacker News. I want to see what other options HN readers use, especially any DRM free formats for eBooks, or slightly more affordable eBook formats.

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Frameworks for game-style UI with WebGL?

Ask HN: Frameworks for game-style UI with WebGL? 2 by PaulHoule | 1 comments on Hacker News. I'm at the point where I am starting to write shaders to do custom effects in WebGL, such as combining a left and a right image to make an anaglyph image. What I'm thinking about next is about how to make "game like" UIs on the web for desktop and mobile. Some things that I am inspired by are: (1) The Playstation 3 interface https://ift.tt/vag095C (2) Interfaces in video games for viewing a database or documentation about the game world. I'd like to make something similar but for some part of the real world. The Pokédex from Pokémon is a familiar example but it's not such a good one because Pokémon games mostly run on low-spec handhelds, so I am thinking more about what you'd see on a PC or TV console games... But instead of using a game controller you'd be using the touchscreen, mouse or keyboard. (3) However I very much like how games for the Nintendo DS/3

New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Why are comments disabled for the Rushie stabbing story on BBC?

Ask HN: Why are comments disabled for the Rushie stabbing story on BBC? 3 by docmechanic | 2 comments on Hacker News. See https://ift.tt/kbB0Ifz.

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