Re:Show HN: A high-speed laser camera trigger for under $2
by omegant on Friday July 18, 2014 @04:27PM
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Find that lately there are less of this kind of Hacking articles and those talking about interesting and inusual things, and much more about New frameworks or libraries.
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Re:Show HN: A high-speed laser camera trigger for under $2
by marincounty on Friday July 18, 2014 @08:30PM
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And the Gold Rush! I like original stuff like this. Sometimes, if I feel like pulling off my head when I have
to read about another App. Yes, I know this is a Programers
site, so I expect to read about New Apps, and Websites, but
there seems to be a plethora of Developers just looking for the next big payday? It seems like the only people getting
rich are the one's who market to developer masses, or if you
get lucky Mark might buy your App for 3 Billion dollars.(I
still haven't recovered from that transaction. I believe
they only had one vague patent?)
Re:Show HN: A high-speed laser camera trigger for under $2
by glibgil on Friday July 18, 2014 @07:55PM
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I went back into the archive and tried to run into a hardware hacking post before a framework post. It went, startup, startup, Google buys YouTube, startup, startup, then this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1981 (2694 days ago). I couldn't find evidence that this site cut its teeth on hardware hacking.
Re:Show HN: A high-speed laser camera trigger for under $2
by omegant on Saturday July 19, 2014 @12:10AM
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It not specific on hardware, it's general about all things not about programing and new products. Also it's not about new posts, at the new section I keep finding them. It's that they hit the front page less frequently and when they make it the fall to the second or third page in a mater of one hour, compared to the framework or product posts that stay very high with relatively less points.
Maybe it's not the case, maybe it's just the habituation to HN contents after three years of daily reading. If it happens I don't know if it's due to the new curation team (for example now I find that conversations are not growing so much into long rants about small details as before) or to more people flaging non "programmer" stuff more than before.