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bing.com• May 27, 2025• 1 min read
All-American Rejects go on house party tourThe All-American Rejects topped the charts in the early 2000s with hits like “Move Along” and “Gives You Hell.” The group is now playing surprise shows in small venues across the country and has ...
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news.ycombinator.com• May 26, 2025• 1 min read
Seeking calling before entering tech?A year ago, I started reading seriously for the first time. It changed my view of life. I went from seeing only two paths—college → job or small business—to realizing how wide the range of possibilities is. I was inspired by legends in tech: Benjamin Franklion, Steve Jobs, Elon Musk.After my first year of college, I came to Japan to seek what they all seemed to have: a calling. I imagined the trip would open something up. But now, a week in—after covering most of Kyoto—I feel off. Tourist sites are interesting, but they haven’t helped me make sense of what I’m looking for. Something felt wrong the moment I walked into Ginkakuji.I’m wondering if the issue is:I'm facing an existential crisis and need to explore, orI need to stop seeking and start building—because work precedes calling.While I’m here (until June 10), I want to lean into exploration. I’ve found some experiences more powerful than others—temples like Ryoanji, palm reading by chance, some garden moments. Others feel empty, e
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news.ycombinator.com• May 25, 2025• 1 min read
Ask HN: How Do You Approach Public Docs for Small Open-Source Projects?Hi HN,I’m the maintainer of PGQueuer, a minimalist job queue for Python that runs entirely on PostgreSQL—no Redis, brokers, or additional infrastructure required. It’s designed to offer solid concurrency with low overhead and fit seamlessly into projects that already use Postgres.I’ve been working on improving the public documentation [1], and I’m looking for feedback from others who’ve gone through this process—especially those maintaining small, technical open-source projects where all the important knowledge lives in the docs. There’s no internal documentation and likely never will be, so clarity and accessibility are essential.I’d especially appreciate your thoughts on:* How do you decide what’s worth documenting for a technical audience who might just read the source anyway?* How do you balance being thorough without overwhelming the reader?* I’m currently using Read the Docs [2], but I’m considering switching to a self-hosted MkDocs site. What have your tradeoffs been between Rea