15:[[17279876,{"by":"trendoid","descendants":3,"id":17279876,"kids":[17282448,17282975,17282629],"score":7,"text":"I know this is not a novel question. But I am thinking of tools that collect data that can be exported and combined together to give a complete picture of how my day was spent. Are there any set of tools you use that are more powerful as a combination than individually?","time":1528660593,"title":"Ask HN: What combination of tools do you use to track your day?","type":"story"}],[5458704,{"by":"egonschiele","descendants":8,"id":5458704,"kids":[5458748,5462173,5460612],"score":8,"text":"I'm looking for something that supports commenting and syntax highlighting out of the box, preferably something that uses static pages so it's fast and easy to manage. Any recommendations?","time":1364519368,"title":"Ask HN: What do you use for your tech blog and are you happy with it?","type":"story","url":""}],[5231154,{"by":"JuDue","descendants":3,"id":5231154,"kids":[5231951,5232347],"score":5,"text":"Anyone got some good tutorials on running Rails & Postgres on AWS Beanstalk?

I still think Heroku is an excellent choice, and will be better once they address some issues, but now might be a good time to explore some options, at least :)","time":1361012959,"title":"Ask HN: Any tutorials/widsom on AWS Beanstalk, given the Heroku story","type":"story","url":""}],[5190498,{"by":"mythriel","descendants":8,"id":5190498,"kids":[5191997,5190712,5190537,5190536,5191244,5190699,5191928,5190554],"score":4,"text":"I want to develop a blog platform for personal use that can manage your blog from the command line and I am curious if other devs would use it.","time":1360362514,"title":"Would anyone use a command line blog platform?","type":"story","url":""}],[5191381,{"by":"laurencei","descendants":1,"id":5191381,"kids":[5191990],"score":5,"text":"This is a follow up to: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5095516 regarding CSS optimisation.

The common request/theme in these comments was the ability to 'record' your CSS usage on your website as you used it, thus capturing all the CSS selectors (i.e. on a dynamic website).

Turns out this functionality is actually inside Chrome Developer Tools; \"CSS Selector Profile\".

The profiler seems to be designed to record how much work each CSS selector takes - but I've noticed that it actually 'records' your usage (you press start + stop) - and shows you how many times each selector was called during your usage.

i.e. some selectors were used 100 times, other selectors 0 times.

So now you can look at your CSS across your whole dynamic site - and remove selectors that are never used.","time":1360378234,"title":"Show HN: Record your CSS usage on your website - remove unwanted CSS","type":"story","url":""}],[4962797,{"by":"izac","descendants":37,"id":4962797,"kids":[4963679,4962872,4963336,4962847,4963681,4962845,4963199,4962862,4963831,4963585,4963353,4963943,4962803,4979575,4962868,4963981,4962902,4962913],"score":61,"text":"","time":1356356359,"title":"Show HN: I made a CLI to retrieve info from the IMDB","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/zacoppotamus/TerminaIMdB"}],[4222063,{"by":"sendos","descendants":11,"id":4222063,"kids":[4222564,4223496,4222185,4222096,4241723],"score":7,"text":"In 2008, I did some calculations to estimate the probability of Obama or McCain winning the election, using state poll results, and plotted the probabilities vs time, right up to the election. The results were quite interesting.

So, this year, I'm doing the same for the 2012 elections, and have put it all up on:

http://prespredict.com

I include both 2012 and 2008 results, and make an attempt to see how they correlate with campaign events and national news stories. There is also a section where I describe the methodology.

Let me know what you think

[P.S. I used bootstrap to get the site up and running quickly, but I'm not too pleased with how it looks. Any suggestions or templates I can use to improve the look?]","time":1341893074,"title":"Show HN: Predicting the winner of the US Presidential Election","type":"story","url":""}]]

user:	pinks
created:	March 8, 2012
karma:	2
about:	Developer tools product manager (Graphite, Datadog, Cloudflare). stephen@pinkerton.io