I'm a puzzle game enthusiast and have started building small web tools. I'm curious how experienced developers here approach teaching algorithmic thinking. What resources or methods do you recommend?
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I asked 4 working engineers this exact question on my podcast: a Google Developer Advocate (Stockholm), a Senior Software Engineer/consultant (Paris), an NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute Instructor (Morocco), and an Infrastructure Engineer at IBM (Dublin). Here's what they actually said: - The Sen...
which one are you using ? any problems you've encountered so far ? anyone migrated to managed or self managed offerings ?
Recent Ask HNs seeking Apple Vision Pro users (https://news. ycombinator. com/item?
What is your prediction for the SpaceX IPO? I’m not asking for flame bait or arguing, just your predictions based on some thoughtful reasoning. There’s a lot of noise and hype and complaints but this is specifically for your prediction.
Is this a signal that you pay attention to when trying to gauge whether an industry is doing well?
The Arctic and sub-Arctic are places where communities already live, produce knowledge and self-govern. Yet recent geopolitical and economic involvement are bringing renewed interest in the region.
After ten years I’m working on a redesign of my personal tech blog. I want to look at some other blogs with good modern design. Of course searching for ‘well designed blogs’ or ‘webdesign 2026’ brings up endless marketing listicles.
Testing auth flows (password resets, magic links, email verification) always requires a real inbox. Curious what the HN crowd is actually using. Mailhog?
When I think back on Apple's public-facing persona over the years, I think about moments like: - The infamous (and edgy! ) 1984 Super Bowl ad - The countercultural push of campaigns in the 90s and early 2000s, like "Think Different" and "Here's to the crazy ones. " - The iPod ads that featured da...
I just read a thread where people call their bot Sloppenheimer [1]. The classical term Clanker [2] and the newer term Gippity were used in a talk I recently attended [3]. At our job we call it "Kabouter Slop", a reference to the main character of a popular Belgian kids' show [4], which roughly ...
Almost two years ago there was a thread on this (https://news. ycombinator. com/item?
Almost two years ago there was a thread on this (https://news. ycombinator. com/item?
Hey folks, I read the essay (https://unessays. substack. com/p/talk-is-cheap) and I started reflecting about the AI progression in my company for the last year.
Is this a legitimate platform? Has anyone genuinely made any money on it? If so, what is the difference between this platform, skill registries and other open-source offerings?
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I'm a senior engineer at [Big Company], and AI tools are ever-present. There's no mandate that you need to use them, but they are so readily available that most people do anyways. There's a lot of society level concerns with AI, but on a personal level, I'm starting to slowly feel less skilled ...
Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark lost his voice and booster Cody Campbell celebrated as college football loses collective mind over Brendan Sorsby.
'Disclosure Day' finds the great director once again staging close encounters with interstellar visitors — and crafting a conspiracy thriller that doubles as a career retrospective
I got an annual subscription to Code Rabbit but now they are throttling reviews to only 2 per hours! What are you guys using for code review? Obviously Codex / Claude GitHub connectors are not doing a good job and paying per use for Code Rabbit is rediculous expensive.
Long time without being at a real company. Struggling to figure out where to go next. Former engineer.
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