skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I guess big percentage of users who visit that page never get idea that it is desktop app.

First lines (1200px height) don't mention desktop app.

>Introducing Bootstrap Studio

>A powerful web design tool for creating responsive websites using the Bootstrap framework.

Then there is call to action button, which says that we don't support you.

Most users then close tab.
"Only Chrome" is just the demo. I assume the limitation is due to BootstrapStudio being built with Electron (I believe).
Lived in a place where montessori was basically the only way of schooling and parenting was extremely hands off. Turns out children like structure and without one they ends up forming gangs at an alarming rate. Most grow out of it, but the pack mentality remains fostering xenophobia, while some other never get out of it and it's a huge social problem.

Won't name and shame so don't ask. I think some freedom to experiment is good, as long as one also gets plenty positive role models and strong sense of what's wrong.
In my experience some small rules can help to grow towards DDD. For example when the team starts to use immutable model objects everybody is forced to think in a more domain driven way because what happens at the model constuction becomes very important.
A Design Strategy for Simple Bank
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Don’t you think hardware development might be a better start? My daughter’s 10 months old and still can’t read, let alone pick reasonable variable names. But she’s been able to hold the soldering iron for at least 6 months and I believe I see progress.
http://retrospec.sgn.net/game/hyperspeed
They were Thatcherites and couldn't honestly be described as left wing.
Wikipedia Reader – you can cite any part by URL to share
> If you're serving your entire site from S3 for example, you can't just alias yoursite.com to your-bucket.s3.amazonaws.com

You can if you also use Amazon's Route 53 service which can resolve the A record of your naked domain directly to a S3 bucket or CloudFront endpoint. They call it an Alias record: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/res...
Neither is 0,0,0 on your typical screen.

Black is the goal in the case of printed text, and should be the goal on a screen too.
Pretty. I hope it doesn't mangle markup like GUI tools (that tackled the problem) in the distant past did. Frontpage or Netscape Composer anyone?
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It is so obvious that you've never been to Nigeria before that I had to question whether I should even respond to this stringing of words together that you might call sentences. "providing your couriers with any documentation"... are you serious ?

Nigeria (the government) has been robbing its citizens for years and allowing poor electricity and poor roads. Should the citizens now worry about whether the Nigerian government should get its cut in the form of tariffs ? No! And again, whoever you are, you are just so stupid to assume that the Nigerian (practiced law) is anything close to what it is in the U.S. that you should just go and find a hole in the ground to dip your head into and pray that God gives you some sense. Nigeria is the type of country where you can pay a "police officer" to go and arrest someone (poorer than yourself) simply because you didn't like the person.

"Do you provide couriers with legal representation"...tell me why any Nigerian customs agent would waste the time to put a fellow Nigerian in prison because he was bringing baby shoes or bottles for someone else ?
I came here to write the same =)
I don't understand, on my mobile it's mentioned on the top of the page that is a desktop app.
Is Erlang deterministic? If I have two processes send a message each to a third process then they could arrive in either of two orders - that's a race condition and non-deterministic isn't it?
Yeah, me too, however stuff only works for one specific browser and the video works for uhm.. all of them?
It really depends on how well they are maintained and how selective they are. (E.g. a long list with a few links for many categories is often more useful than one that lists everything that possibly fits in one category). And some basic information for each entry is really needed.

GitHub offers a reasonable way to manage contributions to them, compared to many other solutions. It is easy to suggest/fix something for external contributors, but the owner can work as a gatekeeper. This is something many link aggregators or bookmarking sites lack.

One example that isn't perfect, but I found interesting was https://github.com/Kickball/awesome-selfhosted It has a sentence about each project, license information, and tries to purge unmaintained projects.
runs on Windows (7+), Linux and OS X (10.8+).
The major concerns when designing a Software Architecture
SORRY (Justin Bieber) – Brass Band Cover
I was actually hyped a little bit until I saw your comment. Forgot about the price.

$50 for 1 year free updates and only 3 installs is a little bit steep.
Italy protest against same-sex unions gathers thousands
I salute this initiative. A free 3-7 days trial would be so welcomed though, dispite the online demo which I assume it is not entirely the same as the desktop app.
Looks good otherwise, and love the comments from other people as well. Love the price too.
Interesting point. In Ireland almost every creche brands itself as Montessori but it's quite different (as in more relaxed) than what you'd see in California. Though what you're describing does not sound like Ireland.
Now VirusTotal can scan your firmware image for bad executables
Did you plug it in?
Doesn't anyone else know Snowden was a patsy.
When computers was relatively new to me, I used to suspect naked domains of phishing. So there's that.
Will the Bubble Burst? Ask Your Cabbie
Thank you for the pointers!
What a bizarre advocacy site. If you need the subdomain, you'll use it. Otherwise, why make such an impassioned plea for 'www'?
You mean Colombia?
Show HN: Esnextb.in – babel.js repl + import npm modules
Seems like a pretty perfect price point to me - as someone who doesn't do front-end as a job, just for hacks etc.
And level 2: implement simple web crawler and combine it with the filter in creative way :)
Thanks for the information! I tried installing it in DOSBox and VirtualBox with no luck. Which emulator would you recommend?
I'd read somewhere [1] that the built-in Python sort function has a lot of good / clever optimizations too, though maybe not of the same kinds that you describe, i.e. may not be at machine language level. Tim Peters did a lot of that, per what I read, though others may have too.

[1] Think I read it in the Python Cookbook, 2nd Edition, which is a very good book, BTW.
Particularly "Solving Every Sudoku Puzzle": http://www.norvig.com/sudoku.html
> Why don't people threat it just like a regular nice watch like Fossil, Citizen or Seiko ? Or even if they want like a Tag Heuer (for the gold model).

Maybe because AppleWatch will be worth little as soon as AppleWatch 2 is released. It happened with iPhone 1 and iPad 1 too. The second generation was so much more powerful (hardware specs). iPad 2 is still supported, whereas iPad 1 cannot even play HD videos and is stuck with iOS 5. We can assume AppleWatch 2 will have a far better hardware and can run apps in a better way while consuming less battery, so that the battery will last longer.

Traditional mechanical watches will work for many decades with some love and care, some of them are of very high precision and quality and already hundreds of years old.

The next problem is, I don't need a smartphone and a watch. Ideally I would want one device, a smart watch that can do everything incl. cell modem and last for a few days and be as small and lightweight as a traditional mechanical watch. We all know that this will take another few years. So for now I am happy with a smartphone and don't use a watch at all.
I haven't checked, but chances are it is the SQLite amalgamation or a tweaked version of it. https://www.sqlite.org/amalgamation.html:

"The standard makefiles for SQLite have a target for building an object we call the "amalgamation". The amalgamation is a single C code file, named "sqlite3.c", that contains all C code for the core SQLite library and the FTS3, FTS5, RTREE, DBSTAT, JSON1, and RBU extensions. This file contains about 184K lines of code (113K if you omit blank lines and comments) and is over 6.4 megabytes in size".
ATM the price is $25.
People would continue to ask questions. These things come out after a period of years. Look at UK's experience of 'the troubles' for examples.
Or something like Raspberry Pi. Reimage the SD card from know good master and the machine is good to go.

Who cares if kids install new software or screw something. I'd argue that this is what they actually should be doing, instead of running some crap overpriced "educational software" on locked-down hardware.
Chances are this already happened.
That's my point though, we only ever give these ideas serious thought when refuting them.

Otherwise they are not worthy of consideration. So why keep an open mind towards moon hoax ideas?
That either doesn't redirect "deep" links, or it redirects them to the start page.
I'm a computer science student and will get my master's degree in October. At the moment Common Lisp is just my hobby language, but also the language in which I invest most of my programming/learning time. I'm able to program in a few mainstream languages, but I want to have one language where I really know the tricks and shortcuts.

Getting a job here, where I would program in CL is nearly impossible. So in the next years I'll probably stay in the academic world and then try to do my own startup or freelance stuff with the language(s) I like.
Introduction to the Autotools (2012)
What kind of rock is that?
http://pingendo.com/ : good free alternative.
"expect all inbound luggage to be searched for anything wrapped in shipmates packaging"...ok so wouldn't the couriers then just wait until after they've left customs and their destination airport to wrap the items in the SHYPMATE packaging ?

Are you trying to sound like you can't think or am I just that good at solving REALLY REALLY basic problems ?

"And the founders should not expect to ever visit home again..." ...And if you've been to Nigeria, you'll know that the founders won't lose too much sleep because of this.

" they'll get arrested when they step off the plane."...if their operation is so big that the Nigerian authorities are aware of who they are, the founders won't be arrested, customs agents will just ask for bribes. It's as simple as that.

To anyone reading this, if you've never been to Nigeria, don't have family living in Nigeria or aren't from the 3rd world, please save yourself the embarrassment of proving why America's educational system graduates its student to college at least 2 or 3 years later than Nigeria's (http://www.nairaland.com/12959/how-does-nigerian-education-w...) by not commenting on this post.

:)
Hi Guys, after a few hours of googling (trust me, I spent my whole Sunday being so pissed of at Facebook and researching alternatives to Parse.com), I arrived in this awesome page. I read a few comments below and it seems like I just found an oasis! With this open source project, do you guys think it would be still possible for an app to support FB sign in features?
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Why you should never use the term “the mentally ill”
Foundation Sites (F6) also comes with flexbox grid btw. It's optional, you can switch it on in the sass settings and use the same html markup as before.
I started to consider you had a valid point then I went back and read "stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString" again.

Can you really defend that as an identifier in any sane API? It's utterly abhorrent to my eyes, in the same way typical Microsoft bastardized Hungarian looks. Actually - it's worse.
Practicing Ruby – Delightful lessons for dedicated programmers
I've heard that at 12 months Duplo's and Visual VHDL/Verilog editors become suitable for the child. You can get them started on very simple PLDs, move on to FPGAs along with some more palatable Assembly. If the child cannot solder BGAs by age 2, you may want to consult a child psychologist to check for development problems. They may suggest Agile or Kaizen, or a number of other frameworks to keep your daughter on her milestones.
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Guess what, I did run metasploit (and more) on school network. Nobody died.

And the fact is, if more people started exploiting things, things would get fixed. It's not 2000 anymore when neither vendors nor users gave any fuck about security. Nowadays metasploit doesn't turn you into as much of a god as it used to :)

And "creating porn, bomb threats, cyberstalking" - come on, anybody who wants that, can do that without school-provided computers. And yet few people actually do.
It sounds like you think real-time just means 'fast'. I don't think it ever meant that. In my mind it's about guarantees. 0.1ms to decide to deploy an airbag is a real-time guarantee, but so is 3s to decide to do something on a whole different scale like close a fire door.

So if the slowest thread blocks you, but you know it can't block you for longer than you care about, then that's still real-time.
Engineering a Simple, Efficient Code Generator Generator [pdf]
That page reads like someone who doesn't know much about other languages cherry-picking and making dubious connections. A fair chunk of the Swift examples listed strike me as radically different to the C#
Are you sure about it being marketing 101 and not 901? I can clearly see 100% of ads I've seen over the past month from established or younger companies doing exactly what Simon is criticizing.
I'm never sure how good / bad these kinds of studies are. (Probably not great.) And it aligns with the way I want things to be, so I'm uncritical of it.
The Fermi Paradox Is Not Fermi's, and It Is Not a Paradox
QuickBlox especially if you're looking for chat / video calling / push on top of data APIs: http://quickblox.com/
What's the point of HD video of a static scene?
Tech Women Triumph: Increasing Numbers, Supporting Girls
What tech changes will create the most near-term opportunities for startups?
Can you limit the width of the main content container? Lines that long aren't nice to read. I'd probably bump the font size and switch to a nice sans serif if I were you.

I almost pasted the page into something else to make it easier to read - before realising how short it was! It's still a touch off-putting as it is.
I really don't know, but I understood that this business wasn't about smuggling, just transporting expensive or difficult-to-get items. Smuggling implies contraband, which by its nature is probably something tourists and travelers won't dabble with, so if the business model is built around smuggling, then I imagine it is dangerous anywhere.
While I don't know exactly what parts were inherited, I have looked at parts of the code that definitely was not inherited from Bell Labs (for features that are comparatively new) and they are also very nice to read.

Perhaps they just followed in the footsteps of the masters, but whatever the reason, the code is, in opinion, incredibly nice to work with.
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My example is not explicitly software-related, but it's very very close.

https://www.reddit.com/user/36055512/submitted

Start oldest first, bottom of the list, and go upwards for chronological order (identical titles are to different subs, so only comments will be different).

Last I heard a book was in the works. I'm not yet sure if it's surfaced yet, but these posts make for a good few hours' reading. They're great.

The secondary suggestion here is that finding a forum that will appreciate the posts and give feedback - note the upvotes and sheer quantity of gold - can be incredibly encouraging. This format also benefits from the fact that there are so many posts on a daily basis all the readers have plenty to keep busy with while they wait, so each writer can establish a lazy pace of writing and submitting that isn't pressured or hectic.

As for continued inspiration, https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromtechsupport features some great technical writing. Sort by top/week or top/month to find quality examples and the latest top authors (top/all is also awesome, but changes there are months apart) - just try not to drown in the firehose of cringe-inducing idiocy reporting! xD

The idea here would be that the subreddit's sentiment is grokked, inspiration happens, and a new writer appears :D

(Stop by Reddit's TOS and overview, and do NOT skip installing Reddit Enhancement Suite if you decide you like this particular site.)

Wherever the content ends up - a subreddit like TFTS, another messageboard or forum, or a blog - definitely please do link it. :D
Also, the article segues to fostering creativity without ever coming back to the question of whether those kids are more successful as adults.

So having fewer rules supposedly leads to more creative children, but do those kids do well later in life? Article doesn't say.

I'm basically sympathetic to the more "hands off" parenting style being discussed. But the article really doesn't make its case.
The verbose is what it makes awesome to read. Also, Xcode pretty much autofills this for you with just a few keywords.
Not Bootstrap specific but Macaw 1.6 [1] is now a free alternative since they were bought by InVision.

[1] http://macaw.co
I have enjoyed layoutit.com for simple free wireframing.

You can define your layout pretty quickly if you have ever made a bootstrap layout before.

I know there are other alternatives as well but does anyone have any significant experience with this?Is this a lot better, is this the best one out there?
You should not be embarrassed. You did a thing and learned a bunch. Not knowing everything often leads to innovation, as knowledge can be a burden. I admire you!

That said, there's always more to know. I'm happy hackernews people are so critical and insightful with their comments. Good job and carry on!
Here's a video of a mechanic installing the motor in the seat tube:
https://youtu.be/nqhX8-dazOo?t=5m36s

Note it's not quite clear what happened yet, and the rider may well be innocent. I especially wonder where the battery would have been hidden in a race situation.
But only in Chrome. So the best would be show the demo button only in Chrome and the video in other browsers.
There is little sense in doing that at this time. That’s just my personal opinion.

The way I see it, she needs three skills to succeed. First, hold it the right way up and realize this thing is not an eye poker or lollipop. Second, develop a steady hand. The doctor says alcohol is bad for her, so there seems to be no easy way. Third and last but not least, learn resistor markings. I’m praying she didn’t inherit my color blindness.

When we’re there we can playfully discover Ohm’s Laws by letting her gut decide on the right voltage and current applied to her circuits. It’s going to be magic.
Couldn't find support for offline messages in the new specs. Is it there somewhere?
Can only confirm this. I'm back to wearing my Pebble, and my Apple Watch is lying in a drawer.

(BTW, Pebble latest major OS update fixed almost all the screen tearing issues I was having with my Pebble.)
IMO this is another example of unnecessary fragmentation of the dev tools ecosystem. Why do we need a whole IDE for Bootstrap? Can't we instead make a plugin for an existing IDE to accomplish the same thing?
Great idea! I can think of a crowd sourced site that publishes these hourly stats from all ISPs and at different locations.
Int is a 64-bit data type and Int32 is 32-bits. The compiler refuses to infer that you want to lose data. Converting the other way, the compiler refuses to infer that you want to bloat your data.

CGFloat, depending on the runtime, may either be a Float or a Double, so explicitly converting to and from it is required.

Rather than create a byzantine set of rules about whether it is "safe" to convert from one type to another, Swift wisely requires that all type conversions be explicit.
Unfortunately they are not reporting any truth. Coverage of India in BBC, NY Times and western media in general is still only using Oriental tropes that are as much based on fact UK/USA are based in India. Which is to say, none at all.

Reality is that women are lot more autonomous and free to do what they want to do in rural areas as well as are men. Gender ratio is much much better in rural areas all over the India over urban "educated" westernized cities. (The same westernized Indians are actually the first one to criticize anything Hindu traditionalist or rural). Women work in fields as well as men. Of course in a traditional agrarian family based society of Indian villages, gender roles are defined - but they are defined for men as well as women and none are more oppressive than the other.

Unfortunately those are all nuances that don't sell well in English speaking people who are suffering from superiority complex.*

*Which includes English speaking Indians and foreigners.
I was responding to a comment specifically about China.

Actually Janggi, the Korean variant of Chinese chess (yes, there are some rule differences, but it's recognizably the same game - like Chess without castling and en passant) is very popular, though according to Wikipedia currently less so than Go.
If you have children on the Autism Spectrum, structure and expectations and continuous nurturing will help them hugely.
Wouldn't row-reverse fix that?
I wondered about the "average of fewer than one rule" cited in the article. Some parents have zero rules? I consider myself a pretty liberal parent and we definitely have more than one rule. e.g., Don't be mean, brush your teeth, be careful crossing the street, take your shoes off inside the house. Even if you generalize those to "be good to others and to yourself," that's still a rule!