jkeisling/hacker-news-corpus-2007-2022 huggingface dataset:
Beauitful Art from a legally blind artist 
http://sdhstudios.com/art/
I think the title speaks for itself
Show HN: Landingpage for OSS Inventory management and manufacturing system
https://inventree.org/
My first GH pages page, my first use of tailwindcss. And the first really public website I made, please be constructive.
Speed up your Vim movement with this cool game
http://kikuchiyo.org
Game was actually created late September 2011, but hasn't got much press. The game is not meant to be easy. In the training portion, you get thirty seconds to gather your bearings, and then a little motivation is provided by two menacing "CS Dogmas" that try to capture you. Your character is an old Mega-Man boss, and your goal is simply to collect as many rubies and diamonds and build up as many points as possible before getting captured. In the real game, an ever increasing number of "CS Dogmas" chase you until you are caught. Look for a new version of the game with levels, attack abilities and magic sometime this year. Enjoy :)
How many development feeds can you follow?
http://dotnetbutchering.blogspot.com/2008/12/poll-how-many-development-feeds-can-you.html
How much is too much in order not to go crazy?
Oh My God What Happened & What Should I Do
http://www.ohmygodwhathappened.com/
This book helps traditional advertising and marketing people master the step into the digital era, providing tools to create campaigns that reach the people of today.

They're giving away copies for free if you tweet about it.
Show HN: My To Do App
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/focus-to-do-list/id694549495?ls=1&mt=8
This is an app that I made over the past few months. Let me know if you have any feedback or comments. If you are interested in trying out, please shoot me an email at chrsln93@gmail.com and I will provide you a free demo.
conjoon - web based personal information manager (PHP, Javascript)
http://www.conjoon.org
conjoon is a web based personal information manager with strong webmail capabilities and completely runs in a web browser. It features a broad range of functionality known from desktop applications, provides functionality for organizing RSS feeds, Twitter and Email accounts. It is build using the Zend Framework and Ext JS and focuses on easy system integration and usability on the client side.
Bumblr 
http://bumblr.com/
We are just working out some bugs before our kickstarter launch on Tuesday but check out our new UI!
A New Startup Changing the WordPress Plugin Scenario
http://wpplugindirectory.org/
Right now only way to find best plugins is through blog posts without actually determining the credibility of the author. And official plugins directory’s search doesn't make any sense. We need some stats to back our assumption and make an intelligent decision, to resolve this we launched a curated plugin directory where we tried to list Only functional, active,efficient and up-to-date plugins.

Constructive feedback is really appreciated.
Spring 3.0 is now available
http://www.springsource.org/node/2266
Thought this would be worthy of mention. I find the Spring framework to be one of those frameworks that keeps working with java interesting. Any thoughts?
Coolest Thing Invented in 2012 so Far
http://www.acecabana.com/coolest-thing-invented-in-2012-so-far-video/
Remember the awesome instrument video done in CGI (as shown at the beginning of the video)? Well, Intel made a real one!
10 Ways to Use LinkedIn That You Never Thought Of
http://www.mbaexplorer.com/blog/2008/08/10-ways-to-use-linkedin-that-you-never-thought-of/
LinkedIn is a great resource for any professional, especially those in business. This post provides some new and interesting ways to use LinkedIn as more than just a simple profile social site.
Airline tickets to Santiago
http://www.flighthouseuk.co.uk/flights-to-santiago-chile
Cheap Flights to Santiago Chile at cheapest prices and get the latest flight deals at rock bottom prices of all major airlines. Call: 0207 078 8874"
GPS devices may have detected dark matter
http://www.sciencerecorder.com/news/gps-devices-may-have-detected-dark-matter/
http://www.nature.com/nphys/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nphys3137.html
YubNub: a (social) command line for the web
http://yubnub.org/
it's a bit like Duck Duck Go's ! notation, only it's social and much more flexible
A NoSQL Community Effort
http://nosql.mypopescu.com/post/1304843078/a-nosql-community-effort
I'd like to kindly ask the help from the NoSQL community (and not only) for putting together better structured references of NoSQL databases (and I'm including here pretty much everything non-relational) and existing case studies. Over the last months I've realized I cannot accomplish this alone.
What Would You Do if Google Web Services Stopped Being Free? Internet marketing
http://boldendeavours.com/news/100.html
Analysis: Google's introduction of its Chrome Operating System is causing a lot of debate in the high-tech sector, with some pundits mulling whether Google has taken its free software model to the edge in its attempt to battle Microsoft. eWEEK asks readers what they would pay for Google's Web services. Read more...
2 New Calendar Layouts, Which would you rather buy?
https://s3.amazonaws.com/TEMPImageHosting/ABtest.png
I'm currently using the first one on my KickStarter campaign but it's not doing too well. I'm thinking maybe the format is too different?
Show HN: FingrPrintr – Chat with others sharing your browser fingerprint
https://fingrprintr.pages.dev/
Hello!

Introducing FingrPrintr: The Internet's Loneliest Social Network

This is an idea I had rolling around in my head for a while (I even had a beta version on heroku back when that was a thing), and I finally took a couple days to sit down and flesh it out.

It's built on Cloudflare Pages, which enables it to fully support browsers without JS!

See the source at https://github.com/JacksonKearl/fingrprintr
Swedish foreign minister switches to Mac
http://carlbildt.wordpress.com/2008/10/04/en-ny-varld/
Direct translated from Swedish. This one is good PR for Apple:

"Last week after a lot of consideration, testing and discussing I finally took the decision to switch from the Microsoft world to Mac.

I went and bought one.

This month largest understatement is to say I don't regret this step. The only criticism I have to say to myself is why did I wait this long to take the step.

It is a bit tricky to learn that some things works a little bit different. However Word, Powerpoint and other familiar applications are there, really makes things easier.

And after a while, suddenly everything seems much easier and faster.

The new world is definitely better than the old one. -Carl Bildt"
CSS Filters
http://davidwalsh.name/css-filters
CSS filter support recently landed within WebKit nightlies. CSS filters provide a method for modifying the rendering of a basic DOM element, image, or video. CSS filters allow for blurring, warping, and modifying the color intensity of elements. Let's have a look at how CSS filters work and how you can quickly create elements that are beautifully filtered!
This year's Supercomputing conference will be held in Portland, OR
http://sc09.supercomputing.org/
http://sc09.supercomputing.org/

Nov 14 - 20, 2009

Anyone on HN from Portland willing to volunteer? There will be a special job fair for student volunteers. Chances of you getting hired there is more than your university career fair.

Disclaimer: I'm volunteering for this event and I'm not a part of SC or SC'09.
How to name a website by Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose
http://tracksuitceo.com/2009/05/27/market-testing-by-tim-ferriss-and-kevin-rose/
Excellent video of Ferriss and Rose discussing naming strategies and market testing.
Google WTF!?!
http://www.share-house.com.au/ramblings/google-wtf.html
"...With all those smart PhDs in-house you would think they would be able to prevent the following from happening..."
Help us with a Netflix survey for determining the Life time Value
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/16SVpscGh8Gr8muHEf5c4QWjrEoQadOBhecmnZVTF4ko/viewform
Results will be posted November 1st.
Demystifying Google's Nexus Updates - a study in OTA rollouts
http://techtainian.com/news/2013/7/24/demystifying-googles-nexus-updates-a-study-in-ota-rollouts
If we get, 1,000 participants by August 1, 2013, we will release the data from this study (via: a Google Spreadsheet + a cool infographic.)
Show HN: Echo Prof – An app for studying that you can talk with
https://echoprof.com/
Hey folks!

I built Echo Prof (echoprof.com) for mobile (iOS/Android). It's an app for studying that you can talk with. Basically, Echo Prof says a word out loud, and you can answer by speaking (there's language support for many languages). Then Echo Prof keeps track of what questions you should review the most often.

I think lots of people would like the app if they knew it existed (evidence is that Anki community is large, Duolingo community is large).

I'm looking for help to take the app to next level. I've been coding it for a couple years now, and I think I'm at a point where I can't really take the app much further on my own. Does anyone have any advice for finding a teammate or part-owner? It would be really helpful if I could find someone who could do a bit of marketing and maybe some design work.
If Famous Websites were People (Absolutely Hilarious) 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0n9XE6MfFCw#!
Oh Bing..
96 Year Old Techie w/ iPhone4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSZfO_tMXmQ
Recently had the chance to interview Bill via work. He is amazing. Great outlook on life, incredibly bright (Boeing Rocket Scientist, Harvard Grad, Taught @ MIT, etc)

Thought I would share, he's so optimistic about youth and technology.
Notion Ink Adam Tablet Will Have Froyo. Why This Still Disappoints
http://nextparadigms.com/notion-ink-adam-tablet-will-have-froyo-why-this-still-disappoints/
Notion Ink Adam tablet will launch with Android 2.2 Froyo, but will lack access to Android Market and won't be upgradeable to Android 3.0 Gingerbread.
Why Renren is Not “The Facebook of China”
http://techrice.com/2011/05/04/why-renren-is-not-the-facebook-of-china/
Chinese Facebook clone, RenRen, is trying to IPO at a 67x multiple on 2010 revenue. Reports sketchy numbers.
Facebook photos accessible without login, a feature or a bug?
I just was browsing my friends photos and accidentally right clicked on Firefox, I happened to click the copy image location. This image url when pasted in a browser was now available for anybody to see without logging in. So all a person has to do is copy those url's and expose it, anybody could see it. I think this is a bug considering the hosting of photos in a gated social network should be private. It would be ridiculous if this were a feature.

Comments?
How Red Hat Decides Which Open Source Companies to Buy
http://www.datamation.com/feature/how-red-hat-decides-which-open-source-companies-to-buy.html
Sometimes you buy and sometimes you build. How do you know when to do one or the other?
Someone's about to 'beat' runescape
http://services.runescape.com/m=hiscore/compare.ws?user1=S%A0U%A0%A0O%A0%A0M%A0I
about 21,000 hours of game play from what I understand... CRAZY
Affordable All-Electric Cars Coming to Europe by March
http://nextparadigms.com/2010/08/16/affordable-all-electric-cars-coming-to-europe-by-march/
Tata will launch 2 all-electric models in Europe, by March.
Top Magento Themes With Responsive Layout
http://devstand.com/design/responsive-magento-themes/
Even if Magento is the king of eCommerce platforms, it has it has one big flaw: it isn't optimized for mobile devices. No worries though! Here is a list containing 35 of the top Magento themes with responsive design that provide a minimalist and clean design along with a SEO friendly environment.
PwnPi a Linux-based penetration testing for Raspberry Pi
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pwnpi/
PwnPi is a Linux-based penetration testing dropbox distribution for the Raspberry Pi
SETI@home: Why the Search for E.T. Needs Your Computer
http://www.cio.com/article/169203/SETI_home_Why_the_Search_for_E.T._Needs_Your_Computer
The mammoth radio telescope searching for intelligent life beyond Earth just got even more powerful. Now more volunteers are needed to help sift through data.
Ask HN: Are you ordering takeout? (U.S.)
Even in areas that have banned eating at restaurants, at least here in Texas, most of them remain open for pickup/delivery.

It's very tempting with everything that's going on to order some comfort food. But I can't decide whether or how much of a risk that would be. Obviously places are making various efforts to keep things clean, first and foremost being closing the doors to dine-in customers. But I have no way of knowing how extensive the efforts are at a given place (I don't think there's any kind of standard regulation; certainly there wouldn't be any comprehensive enforcement of it). At the same time, it seems like lots of people are ordering.

What do you think? In terms of how much of a risk it might be in general, but also in terms of ways of verifying the level of safety.
Competing From The Fringe - How To Outsmart Big, Dumb Companies
http://www.infochachkie.com/competition/
Entrepreneurial tips for competing with both big and small companies.
Help me out and test diystartupnews.com
http://diystartupnews.com
I just uploaded a wordpress site hacked to be a User Generated content site.

The concept is simple, anyone can post a startup related article but there is a catch and it is the article can only be 240 chars long.

Its pretty simple and is really just a proof of concept. Any feedback or bugs found would be welcome.

Thanks Darren
Show HN: I got bored, so I wrote a mocking framework.
http://cessor.github.io/substitute/
Feedback would be much appreciated. Sure, "why another mocking framework" you might ask... Well, because I can, and also because I should be reading papers about analytical philosophy for Uni, that I really don't understand. I was procrastigramming, essentially.
OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Developer Preview 3
http://www.soft32.com/blog/platforms/mac/os-x-10-8-mountain-lion-developer-preview-3/
There’s been a lot going on in Cupertino since February of this year. Apple has been hard at work pulling together the latest version of its new desktop operating system, OS X 10.8, code named Mountain Lion.
CoWonder - A new way to develop ideas with anonymity
http://www.cowonder.com
coWonder takes the joy that we all get from the simple act of sharing
and combines it with an innovative mind-mapping engine.
Using jQuery for evil
http://blog.damianbrady.com.au/2009/10/05/using-jquery-for-evil/
jQuery isn't just good for nice, pretty front ends. Sometimes it can be useful for cleaning up horrible html.
Math valentine
http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=sqrt%28cos%28x%29%29cos%28300x%29%2Bsqrt%28abs%28x%29%29-0.7%29%284-x*x%29^0.01%2C+sqrt%286-x^2%29%2C+-sqrt%286-x^2%29+from+-4.5+to+4.5&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
sqrt(cos(x))cos(300x)+sqrt(abs(x))-0.7)(4-x*x)^0.01, sqrt(6-x^2), -sqrt(6-x^2) from -4.5 to 4.5

i'm just as impressed by google's math plot function...
Steve Wozniak 2.0  
http://www.fusionio.com/load/-media-/1td5wi/docsLibrary/FIO_DS_Octal.pdf
With Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak as its chief scientist, the Fusion-io storage memory platform takes storage technology to the next level with the PCI-Express x16 Gen2.0 based ioDrive Octal with 10.24 TB capacity. http://www.fusionio.com/load/-media-/1td5wi/docsLibrary/FIO_DS_Octal.pdf
Show HN: Is It Old? Simple link-age checker
http://www.isitold.com
Weekend project, simple thing that uses tweetmeme's API to check link age. So check here before you post stuff on Hacker News!
A little idea to resolve special m:n relations a bit different with MySQL
http://www.xarg.org/2010/09/resolve-many-to-many-relations-a-bit-different-with-mysql/
An approach to resolve many-to-many relations without an additional table.
Building a Google Calendar App with MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, Node.js
http://www.jonathanbroquist.com/blog/2013/10/building-a-google-calendar-booking-app-with-mongodb-expressjs-angularjs-and-node-js-part-1/
For a while I’ve been dabbling with building apps using AngularJS and have quickly become consumed with how amazing it is. Having come from a heavy Adobe Flex background, I felt right at home with the two-way bindings the framework provides. In my quest to learn more about Angular I came across a few articles on the MEAN stack, which is a combination of MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, and Node.js. Since discovering some of the benefits and quick bootstrapping ability of the stack, I’ve been meaning to work on a project powered by it.
Show HN: Automatically obtain AWS credentials from another account
https://github.com/lockedinspace/letme
letme is a tool written in go which writes under your aws files the assumed credentials from another aws account. It only requires a DynamoDB table which stores the accounts to be assumed.
A Designer's Guide to HTML Email
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/designers-guide-html-email
We hate to love it and we love to hate it, but HTML email is here to stay. Come along for a down 'n' dirty tour of our HTML newsletter redesign process, and learn how we tackled the monster head-on!
Ask HN: Simple solution to collect email addresses on a to-be-launched Site? 
I want to place email, name and address fields in a parked home page on a Web site that has not launched. I need to collect emails and build a database so that I can announce progress and eventual launch. Ideally, I want to respond to anyone who completes form with an automated email.
I'm looking for a selfhosted solution, ideally php but since other users may have this problem, you can submit any one you know, no matter wich language, any Wordpress plugin/template suggestion will also be really good. Thanks
Show HN: Fill your hiring pipelines with ready-to-interview candidates
https://app.acelr8.com/sign-up
As a former recruiter, I saw firsthand the struggle of getting relevant candidates into the hiring process. Companies could spend 10-20 hours per week just to go through endless LinkedIn profiles without knowing if the candidate will respond.

Connect is a product built by recruiters for recruiters. It's a sourcing platform that takes in requirements through a structured kick-off, then shares candidates that were reached out to by our recruiters and are already interested in speaking to the company.

Would love for you to check out the product and give us feedback!
NASA web developers obviously not rocket scientists, how silly.
http://nasa.gov/
This is silly. If you try accessing http://nasa.gov/ it does not open up, unless you add www.
Remembering Steve - I want to put dent in to the Universe
http://nuskhalabs.com
We have modified our Home Page to give tribute to Steve Jobs. Please find more details on our tumblr blog regarding the new App called Steve Jobs timeline. nuskhalabs.tumblr.com
Too bad :(
http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/sep2010/tc20100917_955268.htm
hopefully they can come back stronger
AT&T for half price...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DVz3wJadfM#t=58m14s
My rant about AT&T giving everyone with an ipad or iphone 50% off until they actually provide the service they getting paid for.

more:
http://atthalfprice.com/
Making Java fully dynamic via invokedynamic and dynamic class creation
http://nerds-central.blogspot.com/2011/05/performing-dynamicinvoke-from-java-step.html
The op-code thing is a means to an end. The key of the article is how to use this technique to get at the new invokedynamic op-code and use the dynamic language features that provides from Java. Java does not support invokedynamic in syntax, so there are a few hoops to jump through to get to it. One can create a class which has an invokedynamic call site in it. Then link to that class. However, that is not very flexible. So using dynamic class loading from op-codes to create a new class site and then using that from Java (by casting to a know interface) makes a very clean pattern for Java its self to make use of invokedynamic.
Licon
http://siamakmokhtari.github.io/licon/
Licon is a simple, useful and lightness pack—icon that made with Pure CSS3. It provides all the useful icons for good design without adding any images or fonts.
Changing working background in word (office 365)
In versions of Windows pre-10 there was an easy display adjustment to make the backgrounds of all windows appear as a colour other than white (not changing the colour of documents when printed, just changing the colour of the display).
Specifically I am concerned with Word docs in Office 365..

For a while in Windows 10, High Contrast settings worked as an alternative to this, but at some point Office 365 began to let High Contrast settings override features like Tack Changes in word, so you can't see different font colours when High Contrast is on.
Using a colour filter / inversion is a passable stop-gap, but I really want something that ONLY effects the display colour in Word / Office.
I want a way to change the default display background in all word documents.
For reference, this used to work as well, instead of High Contrast, but it no longer does either:
https://superuser.com/questions/1002847/how-to-change-default-window-background-color-in-windows-10

Any help would be appreciated. I am not interested in switching to other word processing software nor does the web-based version of Word have all the features I need (which eliminates two obvious solutions).
Again, thank you all.
Show HN: Open-Source Rego Policy Enforcer for Open-Policy Agent(OPA)
https://github.com/Permify/policy-enforcer
Hey everyone,

I'm one of the co-founders of Permify. We're building open-source authorizations for better fine-grained systems.

We recently build Rego policy enforcer. It's an open source tool that allows you easily create complex authorization policies. Supports RBAC, ABAC and resource filtering based on them.

You can basically;
- Generate your complex authorization policy easily with code.
- Export the rego (policy language for defining rules that are evaluated by the OPA engine) you created with the code.
- Filter data based on your authorization logic.
- Make decisions about multiple resources from one policy.
- Get the details of the decisions made.
- Add custom messages and handle decision messages.

Looking forward hear your feedback :)
Jeresig's testswarm released on github
http://github.com/jeresig/testswarm/tree
Perhaps this is old news, but I just ran across it.
Walking Creates A Thirst For Knowledge
http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2011/01/25/1015950108.abstract
A study that backs up what a lot of smart people (including PG) have been circling around lately.

http://www.blog.sethroberts.net/2010/12/15/walking-creates-a-thirst-for-dry-knowledge/
http://www.paulgraham.com/addiction.html
Top changes in Tor since the 2004 design paper (Part 2)
https://blog.torproject.org/blog/top-changes-tor-2004-design-paper-part-2
This is part 2 of Nick Mathewson and Steven Murdoch's series on what has changed in Tor's design since the original design paper in 2004.

In this installment, we cover changes in how we pick and use nodes in our circuits, and general anticensorship features.
Introducing InstaBuild
http://instabuild.org/
I've built a little tool to help web developers prototype frontend applications more rapidly. Take a look, try it out, and let me know if you find it useful :)
Ask HN: What should I do for the summer?
I'm a graduating software engineer from a Canadian university. My term will be over in April, and I'm pretty set on doing grad school. I'm in the middle of the process right now.

However, that still leaves the four months in between (May to August) free. I'm not sure what I should try and do for it. Work? Internship? Travel? Open source project? Start grad school early?

What are some thoughts from the experienced HN community?