Cool, which were they? Just wondering.

1) Marriage equality 2) Decriminalization of small quantities pot 3) Amazon's recent innovations in the hardware space 4) MS's recent innovations in the hardware space 5) T-Mobile's finally getting the iPhone

Several others on a more personal, non HN related front. Mostly trivial and entertainment based.

Now to combine with arm assist exoskeleton: http://www.robotshop.com/x-ar-exoskeleton-arm-support-right.... ...

I was hoping to find some mention of IDE, IDE plugin, or more process oriented stuff, rather than language features.

Me too, but I've signed up for most of them anyway. It's risk free and the only reward is personal: knowledge.

I signed up for almost all of them too. It's hard to choose which ones to fully dive into. I guess since they'll probably offer them again and again, I'll take one/two at a time.

Any reason to switch from Dropbox?

It's not really the same as Dropbox. Dropbox is all about file synchronization and Droplr is about file sharing. Drag a file, get a tiny link to the content.

You can get the same with Dropbox but with a lot more interactions, so it kinda breaks the work flow.

Very cool! Is there a Windows equivalent?

On windows, I use this program: http://hackertyper.net/132892717764

This made my day.

I love sites like these! I wish there was one for every language and every learning subject.

Take a look at http://projecteuler.net/problems It's a wonderful collection of non language specific mathematical and/or computer programming problems.

Python challenge is interesting too, but not a good intro to the language.

http://www.pythonchallenge.com/

upon a cursory look I couldn't find a decent version for ruby, but there are many out there that do it differently.

meh, needs more funny

I switch between Mac & PC... having both would be sweet.