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Thanks for sharing.

What is it?

Thank you for recommending places where I can get more info about fragrances.

I'm using domainname.web.{my country TLD} because it's cheap (than .co and .net) and very popular for personal blog/site in my country (Indonesia). By the way, my country TLD is .id. The other reason why I chose it because I want to give a support. I mean let the world know that's my country TLD.

Wow, thank you for creating this. I hope in the future the Android version will be available.

A friend of mine had such an idea and implemented it on his undergraduate thesis. He used the technology for voting system in Indonesia called Pemilu. But, Pemilu is a manual voting system. He wants to bring blockchain technology to electronic voting system or E-Vote. From his research, the results:

1. This technology can prevent vote data tamper attempt inside the voting system.

2. There is elimination for invalid data through many validation process.

3. We can request copy of similar data from another node as a backup if there is any tampered or broken data.

I would like to share the paper. But, it's not available in English.

Yes, I do.

To be honest, I did not write unit tests for my previous side projects. I just think that my codes "it works". I realized that it makes me hard to find a bug on the code when given some test cases. Developing a program is not only just "it works" but also ensure the program can handle the test cases.

Thank you for all of you who have given advices. I will make an experiment and want to see the result. I hope I get the good result.

Same. As far as I know, GitHub only supports Jekyll. If you need to serve Hugo for static site generator, I would recommend to use GitLab Pages [1]. It's free and you can connect your own domain and TLS certificates. Not to mention, your repository visibility.

[1]: https://pages.gitlab.io/

Why?

I want to gain weight because I am too skinny. I want to fix my body shape. Sure, I would rather gain muscle than fat.

20 kg at minimum. I am 5' 6''.

I am 5' 6''. I want to gain 20 kg at minimum because I am too skinny. I have no reference or people to be a model.

I can't say what my favourite coloscheme is because I haven't used other coloscheme before. Currently, I use spacegray [1].

[1]: https://github.com/ajh17/Spacegray.vim

Nice observation!

I don't know if Disqus requests so much tracking. Currently, I am setting up a personal blog and looking for a comment system for it. There are two choices: Disqus and Twitter. Why? Disqus is free and easy to put it to whatever blog platforms you use and Twitter is free too, I think many people have it. After reading this, I think GitHub is not a good place to give a comment because somebody who doesn't have account must register first. I am talking about "non-developer" reader.

Does anybody here use Twitter as a blog comment system? I would like to know your experience since some of people usually use it for their blog.

I also recommend to check out this one [1]. It's about someone who has traveled to North Korea for 8 days. His travel documentation is awesome because he told us from start to finish. Beside that, he attached photos inside it.

[1]: https://medium.com/swlh/8-days-in-north-korea-5c651c3883de

No, I don't. Currently, I use Linux Ubuntu and OS X El Capitan. Linux Ubuntu for my personal development and OS X for working in the office (it's my first time using it). I don't know about those two. I believe that virus on Linux are rarer than Windows.

Thank you for sharing this. I am curious, what books on that bundle do you recommend for Python beginner?

There are many websites that provide remote jobs listing. One of them is RemoteBase - https://remotebase.io/

Any advice for non-web applications? Building a library, desktop application, and soon.

I would recommend these following books:

1. Cocoa Programming for OS X: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide - https://www.amazon.com/Cocoa-Programming-OS-Ranch-Guides/dp/...

2. Swift Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide - https://www.amazon.com/Swift-Programming-Ranch-Guide-Guides/...

That's amazing. Thank you for creating this. It's very useful for preparing an interview in system design.

I think you miss "Show HN" on your post.

Yes, I do.

I don't know what other colors that match with my eyes. But, after reading this thread (thank you for asking this to HN users), I am going to try different colors on HN top bar. See... what will happen...

It's nice that people brought their color preferences here.

I just want to say congratulation to repl.it that has brought Haskell to it. I love using repl.it whenever I need to create and test a small program. Beside that, repl.it is an open source product (https://github.com/replit/repl.it).

By the way, I have no problem opening repl.it on Firefox. It runs flawlessly.

Currently, I am using Larder (https://larder.io/), which is a bookmarking tool for developers. It supports categorizing and tagging bookmarks. Categorizing is done by folders. You can make a folder that has child. It will make you easier to organize bookmarks. Beside that, you can search your bookmarked links by tag, title, and URL.

This tool also supports synchronizing your GitHub stars. So, you can track updates from projects that you starred on GitHub. If you want to bookmark something automatically, Larder extension is available for browsers, Android, and API.

I have been using Evernote. I just clip a website or PDF that I want to read later. But, I don't know why I can't use it properly. Like what you said, the problem is me. I haven't used Pinboard before. It seems many people recommend it a lot.

In my opinion, iluwatar's design pattern guide [1] provides more examples than this. It gives not only implementation examples but also a class diagram and use case for each design pattern. The examples were implemented in Java.

[1]: https://github.com/iluwatar/java-design-patterns

I would recommend TeXstudio [1].

It supports code completion and an assistant for constructing formulas. Although it doesn't support real time rendering (the editor gives real time result while you're working on your works), TeXstudio gives the result after you compile it. The nice part is that you can see instant preview between source code and the result (pdf).

[1]: http://texstudio.org/

This is like Hacker News Book [1].

But, it scraps user comments that contain Amazon book link from HN and orders them by theirs point. If you wonder how much money Hacker News Book has been made, I would suggest to read this post [2]. The different part with this is that Hacker News Book shows not only the most mentioned books all the time but also per week. Hacker News Book has more diversity of book topics since HN is not limited for programming discussions.

Anyway, I just want to say congratz to the OP for launching this. I think you miss "Show HN" on your post title.

[1]: http://hackernewsbooks.com/

[2]: http://hackernewsbooks.com/blog/making-1000-dollars-in-5-day...

> ...realize it's all BS

What does BS stand for?

I have experience building a mobile app using Ionic framework. Ionic uses Angular for its view library. In my opinion, one thing that I dislike about Angular is documentation. I think Angular has lack of documentation. It has short explanation and no examples/use case for that function. I don't know if the documentation has changed since then because I built that app in 2015.

Now, when reading Hacker News, a lot of people post about React. I have never learnt before. Maybe, I am late to the party. I must dig posts about React to know its use cases.