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python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AtCoder Beginner Contest 122 B - ATCoderの解説を書いてみた	https://qiita.com/Ryuki87241978/items/133ff542c661b8f35263	atcoder	2023-01-03 23:15:14
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	uninitialized constant ◯◯[定数名] (NameError)への対処法	https://qiita.com/MokuNogu/items/81fe892b86a8c46b74e7	constantomniauthnameerror	2023-01-03 23:40:29
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【わたし気になります！】RubyのArray#forty_two	https://qiita.com/mk4f/items/dacae52cc0ba65dcd792	arraywapplebananaor	2023-01-03 23:22:27
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	開発をはじめて半年の私がデータの並び替えで使えるなぁと思ったもの	https://qiita.com/mk4f/items/ee1430292714cf75dead	mysql	2023-01-03 23:22:03
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【わたし、気になります！】偶数丸め	https://qiita.com/mk4f/items/60d137b78d2763e572d3	round	2023-01-03 23:20:43
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Amazon GuardDuty RDS Protectionについて調べてみた(プレビュー)	https://qiita.com/hedgehog051/items/fa9cc50c6cd9d2f9b1e0	amazon	2023-01-03 23:51:02
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	DynamoDB: 属性が動的なアイテムでの、既存アイテムの更新方法の検討	https://qiita.com/baku2san/items/496f8506356eebda5062	dynamodb	2023-01-03 23:38:00
golang	Goタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	オンディスク 並行Skip List を作ってみた	https://qiita.com/ryo_grid/items/662ed4a069e4b9064dff	rdbmssamehadadb	2023-01-03 23:42:40
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	uninitialized constant ◯◯[定数名] (NameError)への対処法	https://qiita.com/MokuNogu/items/81fe892b86a8c46b74e7	constantomniauthnameerror	2023-01-03 23:40:29
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	開発をはじめて半年の私がデータの並び替えで使えるなぁと思ったもの	https://qiita.com/mk4f/items/ee1430292714cf75dead	mysql	2023-01-03 23:22:03
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	Amazon Managed Grafanaではランダムな時系列データをモックとして使える	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/amazon-managed-grafana-can-use-random-time-series-data-as-a-mock/	amazonmanagedgrafana	2023-01-03 14:50:40
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Google develops free terrorism moderation tool for smaller websites	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1907156	tough	2023-01-03 14:20:45
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	The 7 Best Cold Calling Software	https://www.makeuseof.com/best-cold-calling-software/	options	2023-01-03 14:30:15
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Aerofara Aero 2 Pro Mini PC Review: Great if You Need VGA Video Out	https://www.makeuseof.com/aerofara-aero-2-pro-mini-pc-review/	boxes	2023-01-03 14:05:15
海外TECH	DEV Community	Incremental compilation for Crystal - Part 1	https://dev.to/asterite/incremental-compilation-for-crystal-part-1-414k	Incremental compilation for Crystal Part I strongly believe that the Crystal programming language has great potential The only thing that in my mind is holding it back a bit is its slow compile times which become more and more noticeable as your project grows Why is the compiler slow And can we improve the situation This is what I m going to talk about here and think about solutions as we go Why the compiler is slow The main reason is that the compiler compiles the entire program from scratch every time you invoke it Well it at least does a full semantic analysis of your program there is some caching going on regarding producing object files But semantic analysis is always done from scratch for the entire program And when I say the entire program it s the code that you wrote but also the code from shards you use and even the standard library And well it s not the entire program because only those types and methods that are effectively used need to be analyzed and compiled but it can still be quite a lot of code The actual algorithms used in the compiler are good and fast We could try to make them even faster But as you add more and more code to your program inevitably no matter how fast the algorithms it will take more and more time to compile programs Why is semantic analysis done from scratch every time Not doing semantic analysis from scratch means doing it by chunks and reusing that previous knowledge Most if not all compiled programming languages will analyze and compile individual files and then link them afterwards Can we do the same in Crystal Let s consider this file dependency crdef add x y x yendWell we have no idea what are the types of x and y If we call it with two ints then we can type and compile that method with that information And the same is true if we pass it two strings Or any object that has a method with an argument So we can t type and compile that file just like that That s one thing Another thing is not knowing what types resolve to For example in this file dependency crdef something Foo barendsomethingHere something doesn t take any arguments so we could try to type and compile it right away But if we do so what s Foo And what s the class method bar in it We can t know Well maybe a require is missing in that file dependency crrequire foo def something Foo barendsomethingand now if foo cr defines Foo all is good But Crystal and Ruby allow not requiring a dependency like that and instead it can come from somewhere else For example caller crrequire dependency class Foo def self bar endendHere caller cr defines a class Foo with a class method bar and requires dependency which in turns defines something that uses that Foo And this is perfectly fine even though there s no explicit mention of where does Foo come from in something The conclusion so far is that it s almost always impossible to look at a single file and type it without knowing the full program Why Crystal allows writing programs like that At this point one might wonder is it a good idea that a file can work without it specifying where do types and methods come from But here I m not going to try to answer that question which is mainly subjective and instead try to focus on how we could improve Crystal as it is right now Of course Ruby could be improved made faster in many ways if we changed it like disallow some dynamisms force some type declarations etc but Ruby is being improved while not changing the way it is while keeping its philosophy Ruby has a vision and it s being improved while keeping that vision And I think that with Crystal we should strive to do the same Incremental compilationSo let s discard for now the idea of being able to compile files individually What else can we do One idea is to compile the entire program first and then try to reuse that knowledge for subsequent compilations It would work like this We compile the entire program and build a dependencies graph which files depend on which other files We also remember the types used in methods For example if add x y was called with two ints we remember that it returns an int Next time we compile a program if we find a call to add x y with two ints we check if the file where add was defined or any of its dependencies recursively changed and if not we could avoid typing that method again as we would know that it returns an int Would that really work Looking at file dependencies in real programsI created a branch that modifies the compiler to output a file dependencies graph for a given program You can try it by checking out that branch creating a compiler from it and then compiling any program This will generate a dependencies dot file which you can then turn into a PDF by using this command dot Tpdf dependencies dot gt dependencies pdf you ll need to install graphviz first Running it against this program foo crputs Hello world will produce this graph What a lovely tree like graph It s very easy to see how no cycles exist here They say beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder but I hope we can all agree that the graph above is a mess Still within all that mess we can find this kernel cr defines puts so it s natural that foo cr dependes on it But what s interesting is that nobody depends on foo cr naturally And that also means that if next time we only change foo cr then we can reuse everything else from the previous compilation Trouble aheadThis looks promising But running the tool with some bigger programs I found something Let s take a look at this program foo crclass Foo def to s io IO io lt lt foo endendputs Foo newThe graph near foo cr now looks like this Now foo cr has more dependencies but something curious is that someone is now depending on foo cr Who We could play the trace the line game to find it but looking at the dot file there s this src io cr gt foo cr The above means src io cr depends on foo cr WAT How can the file that defines IO depend on foo cr It should be the other way around Debugging this a bit we can see that the call the program makes is this one puts Foo newNext we have that the definition of puts is def puts objects Nil STDOUT puts objectsendSo that s calling puts on an IO STDOUT Let s take a look at that class IO def puts obj Nil self lt lt obj puts endendThis is calling IO lt lt obj where obj is an instance of Foo Let s take a look at that lt lt method class IO def lt lt obj self obj to s self self endendSo this is calling obj to s self where obj is an instance of Foo And where is that method defined In foo cr Bingo That s why suddenly io cr depends on foo cr One way to understand this is to know that in Crystal all methods are monomorphized Monomorwhat It just means that if you call IO puts with a type X a method will be generated for that particular X If you call it with a Y a method will be generated for that particular Y for that particular type In the example above an IO lt lt obj method was generated where obj is of type Foo This is one reason that I think explains how messy the graph above is In other compiled statically typed programming languages this doesn t happen Usually obj responds to some explicit interface and then the method lies behind a virtual table and a virtual dispatch None of this happens in Crystal Does it matter Does it matter that io cr depends on foo cr Maybe it s not a big deal Well it probably is It means that changes to a file are likely to affect seemingly unrelated files And so if we try to use the reuse previous compilation strategy not a lot could be reused in the end The end This is not the end of the story It s just the end of this blog post I didn t continue thinking about how to approach this problem but hopefully these posts spark some interest and some thoughts from others about how to solve this interesting problem	2023-01-03 14:26:35
海外TECH	DEV Community	Dev Retro 2022: Journey in review	https://dev.to/dhanushnehru/dev-retro-2022-journey-in-review-4nmd	Dev Retro Journey in reviewAt the state of Ikigai ️ IntroductionHey guys I am Dhanush N currently a full stack software engineer with years of experience mostly focused on backend development and DevOps I am currently learning AWS and system design I ve had a lot of exposure to different technologies as a result of my work at a startup and have also learned many other things from my interests So let s have a review of how my went My backgroundI was from a tier college and when I was in my nd year I remember that there was the first coding contest in my college which was used for shortlisting people for a placement aspect I was an above average academic student at the time but when it came to coding I was unable to solve the problem in a minimal time frame I took Computer Science and Engineering which was purely based on my interest but competitive programming was something that challenged me I love being challenged From then on I continued to improve my problem solving abilities by completing numerous challenges on various platforms and I grew steadily My JobWhen I first got placed in a company I worked in the service sector for a year and was then moved to the product sector More than working in the service sector I loved working in the product sector and keeping myself updated on various tools and technologies Since I was in a startup I ve worked with a variety of technologies including React Node js Elasticsearch Redis MongoDB and others LearningsIn early I was transferred to a new tech stack Cube Js which was used to build analytical visualization Our main database was MongoDB and it was very difficult to adapt it to our business logic I had to debug things and learn a bit about AWS instances and how communication between servers happens to retrieve data more quickly The work we did with our team which I was leading made us reduce the slowness of rendering things with the available tech stack from several minutes to less than seconds by scaling and optimizing the code Apart from this I have solved many server issues done many code level optimizations and also helped many other developers Apart from that I was introduced to many other aspects of technology such as Elasticsearch a few machine learning algorithms typescript AWS Athena AWS RDS AWS Glue AWS OpenSearch and so on Also apart from Javascript and Node js I fiddle around with various Python scripts to automate my tasks and a few other side projects and I ve also started learning rust I have created some opensource projects and also contributed to a few some of them are in my GithubI earned numerous profile badges which are now displayed on my holopin board Also my github profile has gained much traction I also planned to create a portfolio but I wanted it to be unique so I finally came up with a unique portfolio site Do view it and I hope you will like it I have also written blogs on various platforms like dev to geeksforgeeks medium hashnode hackernoon etc I planned to solve coding problems on a daily basis but I was not consistent the entire year I have consistently solved coding problems to improve my DSA without missing a day in the last two months and I hope to continue in this manner in the coming year I have mentored a few people and guided them in their programming knowledge Apart from tech I have been a chess player and participated in in person chess tournaments in my locality twice this year and many online tournaments and this has helped me in real life decision making as well Despite doing all these I have also been consistent enough to exercise daily and I have been consistently going to the gym for the past year and hope to continue it as well Key takeawaysAt the beginning of the blog post I would have mentioned the state of Ikigai which purely means a state of being I feel I am in the state of Ikigai according to me these factorsWhat do I love I love problem solving like sudoku chess cube solving etc This interest has also made me solve technological problems by code by identifying loopholes and exploring the right aspectWhat I am good at I am good at problem solving as I have taken a lot of effort from my college days practicing skills as well as solving many problems of my peers as well as my own What can I be paid for Technology has paid me for what I work etc Apart from tech I was able to earn money playing chess as well What does the world need I feel my world is my family I can be with them and support them in various aspects and also able to help some people in programming and few have landed good jobs Was able to guide and help a lot of people online with their opensource contributions and also a few guidelines regarding technology aspects The Tech industry keeps on changing never stick with a particular programming language or tool learn to learn and unlearn thingsNever compare yourself with anyone compare yourself only with your previous self and do things that you like or are passionate about I got what I like in case anyone else has not got what they like to approach it with interest for having a better outcome Never stress too much in the end it is health that matters I always compare the tech industry to chess In chess a year old chess player can win a person at age similarly the skillset varies Always be curious and in tech your experience may matter but mostly the projects and skills value more than your experience What s NextI am purely enjoying my work and challenging myself not to settle in a comfort zone even if it is comfortable I m planning to write more blogs consistently at least for the next year do more opensource develop my skills to the next level complete some of my existing fun side projects and also achieve a few other accomplishments as well To fulfill my future aspirations and goals I must constantly improve myself and learn new things as well as help others Thank you so much if you have read it so far If you liked reading this blog please don t forget to like ️ comment and share in order to show your support as your support means a lot to me	2023-01-03 14:04:26
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple adds third-generation iPad mini to list of obsolete products	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/01/03/apple-adds-third-generation-ipad-mini-to-list-of-obsolete-products?utm_medium=rss	Apple adds third generation iPad mini to list of obsolete productsApple will no longer service the iPad mini adding it to its official list of what it calls obsolete devices The iPad mini is obsoleteThe company released the third generation iPad mini in alongside the second generation iPad Air It shared much of the same design and hardware as its predecessor Read more	2023-01-03 14:49:03
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Daily Deals Jan. 3: AirPods 3 for $160, $200 off M1 iMac, $199 Beats Studio 3 & more	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/01/03/daily-deals-jan-3-airpods-3-for-160-200-off-m1-imac-199-beats-studio-3-more?utm_medium=rss	Daily Deals Jan AirPods for off M iMac Beats Studio amp moreThe top deals we discovered today include off a inch MacBook Pro plus the lowest prices in days on an Apple W USB C Power Adapter at and a inch iMac at Beats Studio Wireless Headphones are also on sale for Save on an Apple iMacThe AppleInsider crew researches deals at online retailers to develop a list of unbeatable discounts on the most sought after tech products including Apple hardware TVs accessories and other items We share the best deals in our Daily Deals list to help you save money Read more	2023-01-03 14:26:44
海外TECH	Engadget	Watch SpaceX's first launch of the year take 114 satellites into orbit	https://www.engadget.com/watch-spacex-first-launch-of-the-year-114-satellites-into-orbit-144518873.html?src=rss	Watch SpaceX x s first launch of the year take satellites into orbitSpaceX is gearing up to launch the Transporter mission today January rd and is hoping that the Falcon rocket taking it to space will begin making its way to low Earth orbit by AM ET The Transporter mission will take off from Space Launch Complex at Cape Canaveral in Florida using a first stage booster responsible for taking over a dozen other previous missions to orbit including Starlink launches It s the company s first launch of the year and the latest in SpaceX s series of dedicated rideshare Transporter missions Transporter will take payload to space As NASA Spaceflight notes those include tiny picosatellites only a few centimeters in size to microsatellites that weight around pounds for both scientific institutions and commercial entities One customer is EOS Data Analytics which will launch the first satellite for its agriculture focused constellation on this mission A couple of companies is also launching space tugs or spacecraft that can transfer cargo from one orbit to another that will deploy payload for customers of their own at a later date nbsp SpaceX will livestream the Transporter launch on YouTube with coverage starting minutes before liftoff is expected to happen You can watch the live webcast below	2023-01-03 14:45:18
海外TECH	Engadget	Apple is raising the price of battery replacements for older iPhones on March 1st	https://www.engadget.com/apple-iphone-battery-replacement-price-increase-143202275.html?src=rss	Apple is raising the price of battery replacements for older iPhones on March stYou ll want to act quickly if you re considering a fresh battery for an aging iPhone toMac has noticed that Apple is raising the price of battery replacements for pre iPhone models by on March st For notched iPhones iPhone X through iPhone this will bump the price from to If you have an iPhone SE iPhone or a similarly classic design the price will climb from to The cost of a replacement for the iPhone family was already higher at It s not clear if self repair prices will increase at the same time However part prices tend to roughly equal the cost of asking Apple to perform a battery swap Don t be surprised if the do it yourself option costs more in the near future nbsp Apple didn t explain the price hike in a notice on its website We ve asked the company for comment The tech giant last set iPhone battery service prices in when it ended a one year replacement offer made in response to the uproar over CPU throttling The company discounted prices to help apologize for its initial approach to battery degradation It slowed performance to prevent sudden shutdowns on iPhones with worn down batteries but didn t tell customers or give them the option to override the throttling The new prices are still low enough to justify a battery replacement instead of a whole new phone There s no doubt the increase will sting though and it may be particularly painful if your device is several years old such as an iPhone X and may lose other forms of support relatively soon such as major OS updates	2023-01-03 14:32:02
海外TECH	Engadget	The Beats Fit Pro earbuds are back on sale for $160	https://www.engadget.com/beats-fit-pro-earbuds-are-back-on-sale-for-160-141538733.html?src=rss	The Beats Fit Pro earbuds are back on sale for If you re looking to get in shape in the new year your existing pair of wireless earbuds may not cut it when it comes to a secure fit and sweat resistance But now you can pick up the Beats Fit Pro which we consider to be the best earbuds for workouts at the lowest price we ve seen The Fit Pros have dropped to again returning to their Black Friday price while other options like the Beats Studio Buds have also been discounted as part of a wider Beats sale You can even pick up the Beats Studio Buds plus a Amazon gift card for only or off the bundle s usual price The Fit Pros actually look quite similar to the Beats Studio Buds albeit for the extra fit wing that the former have These make the Pros even more comfortable and secure than other buds and they ll certainly help keep them in place during high intensity workouts We found them to have a better fit than Apple s AirPods Pro and you re still getting things like onboard controls and a wear detection sensor that enables automatic pausing when you remove the buds from your ears We also appreciate their IPX rating which will protect them even during your sweatiest sessions On top of their solid design the Beats Fit Pros also have balanced sound with punchy bass along with good ANC that blocks out most surrounding noises Since they re part of the Apple ecosystem you re also getting the conveniences most typically associate with AirPods things like quick pairing and switching between Apple devices hands free Siri and Find My capabilities But unlike Apple s own buds the Fit Pros carry some of those perks including fast pairing and control customization to Android as well thanks to a dedicated app All of those features combined make the Fit Pros hard to beat at the moment if you re looking for a pair of buds to be reliable workout companions And since they re designed to seamlessly work with Apple devices it makes them a solid alternative for iPhone users who maybe haven t warmed up to AirPods stick design But if you re looking for something even more budget friendly the Beats Studio Buds may fit the bill ーthey also have all of the AirPods like perks that the Fit Pros have plus a comfortable design an IPX rating and good ANC What you won t find on those more affordable buds are onboard volume controls sound customizations and wireless charging Follow EngadgetDeals on Twitter and subscribe to the Engadget Deals newsletter for the latest tech deals and buying advice	2023-01-03 14:15:38
海外TECH	Engadget	Intel's 13th-gen laptop CPUs offer up to 24 cores	https://www.engadget.com/intels-13th-gen-laptop-cpu-24-cores-140050825.html?src=rss	Intel x s th gen laptop CPUs offer up to coresIntel is bringing the power of its th gen desktop CPUs down to laptops ーall cores worth At CES today Intel unveiled the Core i HX the pinnacle of its mobile lineup It features cores a combination of Performance cores and Efficient cores and a boost speed of a whopping GHz It s the continuation of Intel s high performance HX line which debuted last year as a way to bring more power to beefier laptops The company claims the new Core i CPU is percent faster than last year s top end HK when it comes to single threaded tasks and it s percent faster for multithreaded work intensive tasks like encoding video and D rendering Intel s th gen HX lineup scales all the way down to the Core i HX which offers cores P E and up to Ghz boost speeds Basically if you re hankering for more performance and don t mind a hit to battery life there should be an HX chip within your budget The rest of Intel s th gen lineup looks noteworthy as well The P series chips which are meant for performance ultraportables will reach up to cores while the low power U series CPUs top out at cores P E with the i U IntelWe weren t too impressed with Intel s previous P series CPUs on laptops like the XPS Plus ーthe performance gains seemed negligible for most tasks while the battery life hit was massive Hopefully Intel has made some improvements with its new lineup The company also claims select th gen chips will offer VPU Vision Processing Unit AI accelerators which can help offload tasks like background blurring during video calls The lack of a VPU was one major downside to the Intel equipped Surface Pro and the one major advantage for the Arm model so it ll be nice to see some sort of AI acceleration this year Another pleasant surprise New low end chips Intel quietly killed its Pentium and Celeron branding last year ーnow we ve learned that they ve been replaced with new N series chips simply dubbed Intel Processor and Intel Core i These chips are mainly focused on education and other entry level computing markets subsequently they re only equipped with E cores Intel says its quad core N chip offers percent better application performance and percent faster graphics than the previous gen Pentium Silver N Bumping up to the core i N adds an additional percent in application performance and percent faster graphics Sure we all want a core laptop but better low end chips have the potential to help kids and other users who don t need a boatload of power Aside from laptops Intel also roundup out its th gen desktop CPU lineup at CES They ll still reach up to cores like the enthusiast level K series chips but they ll quot only quot go up to GHz boost speeds instead of Ghz The company says they re percent faster in single threaded performance and up to percent faster when it comes to multi threaded tasks The th gen desktop chips will also be compatible with and series motherboards and they ll work with either DDR or DDR memory making them decent upgrades for modern Intel systems	2023-01-03 14:00:50
海外科学	NYT > Science	Sync Your Calendar With the Solar System.	https://www.nytimes.com/explain/2023/01/01/science/astronomy-space-calendar	event	2023-01-03 14:44:40
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Snow shortage threatens Alps with wet winter season	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-64151166?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	record	2023-01-03 14:50:45
ニュース	BBC News - Home	MP Virginia Crosbie wears stab vest to meet constituents	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-64152631?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	amess	2023-01-03 14:37:48
ニュース	BBC News - Home	First 44 migrants of 2023 cross Channel in small boat	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-64149989?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	border	2023-01-03 14:52:01
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Jerusalem: Palestinian anger over far-right Israeli minister's holy site visit	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-64150409?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	provocation	2023-01-03 14:48:42
北海道	北海道新聞	８月の高校総体、客室不足懸念　室蘭でフェンシング、出張需要多く	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783247/	栗林商会	2023-01-03 23:39:34
北海道	北海道新聞	＜２０２３この人に聞く＞１　トヨタ自動車北海道・北條康夫社長（６６）　電動車に対応、競争力を	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783228/	北條康夫	2023-01-03 23:35:15
北海道	北海道新聞	小林陵は予選２６位で通過　ジャンプ週間第３戦	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783289/	週間	2023-01-03 23:34:00
北海道	北海道新聞	寒さに負けるな　海岸で拳や蹴り　新ひだかの空手道場、３年ぶり寒稽古	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783225/	新ひだか	2023-01-03 23:34:01
北海道	北海道新聞	渋谷区サイトにサイバー攻撃か　ホームレスシェルター閉鎖抗議？	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783288/	公式ウェブサイト	2023-01-03 23:33:00
北海道	北海道新聞	＜ともに生きる＞社会福祉法人雪の聖母園「マンマルーナ」＝空知管内月形町　本格派カレー、笑顔で提供	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783257/	中心市街地	2023-01-03 23:32:05
北海道	北海道新聞	二十歳、誓い新た「たくましく努力」　由仁でつどい	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783253/	空知管内	2023-01-03 23:32:03
北海道	北海道新聞	思い思いに化石レプリカ　夕張で工作体験	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783252/	発掘	2023-01-03 23:30:09
北海道	北海道新聞	よみがえれ、樽商大「相撲研」　３年の泉沢さん、メンバー集めに奮闘　北大との定期戦目指す	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783219/	小樽商科大	2023-01-03 23:26:47
北海道	北海道新聞	ＮＹ円、１３０円台後半	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783286/	外国為替市場	2023-01-03 23:23:00
北海道	北海道新聞	＜ＧＯ！ＧＯ！ファイターズ＞今季の展望、３氏が紙上対談	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783282/	大藤晋司	2023-01-03 23:21:35
北海道	北海道新聞	バレー、都城工、富士見が欠場　全日本高校選手権	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/783285/	東京体育館	2023-01-03 23:21:00