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profil··on Andrew S. Tanenbaum's FAQ
> It was so strange to be in an environment with people having I.Q.'s below 150 and where it wasn't necessary to study 12, 13, 14 hours a day, seven days a week just to keep up.

Is this true? Seems crazy, how do you stand doing this for ~5 years?

profil··on Ask HN: Founders, what's your lifestyle like?
Are you working alone?

How long (from the start) do you think it will take until you do 5 figures per month?

profil··on Clojure Distilled
When using rawgit, please follow the owners request about using cdn.rawgit.com for anything that might result in heavy traffic. I guess links submitted to HN often results in heavy traffic.

https://rawgit.com/faq#diff-between-rawgit-and-cdn

profil··on VimR – Refined Vim Experience for OS X
When you write `:ls` you see all the buffers, not tabs. To remove the buffer you can use `:bd :bdel :bdelete` (see `:help :bdel`) which unloads a buffer and deletes it from the bugger list.
profil··on The Downward Spiral of Microdata
Down for me too.

Found this: http://web.archive.org/web/20140719161748/http://manu.sporny...

profil··on Hacking into Internet-Connected Light Bulbs
I guess he means http://www.milight.com/
profil··on Online JSON editor
The url should be prefixed with `cdn.`

http://cdn.rawgit.com/jdorn/json-editor/master/demo.html

profil··on HTTP/1.1 just got a major update
Is your toy server open source? I would love to see the source.
profil··on You’re in the front of a Linux computer, you need a root access. What do you do?
You could just do like pmorici said and add `init=/bin/sh` instead of booting into recovery mode.
profil··on Download Atom without invite
From the faq: "What platforms does Atom run on?

At the moment Atom only runs on OS X (10.8 or later). Windows and Linux releases are on the roadmap."

https://atom.io/faq

profil··on Hand Coding A Personal Website
Please explain! And if you dont want to explain, please show some code? This sounds really interesting.