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When the American Academy of Sleep Medicine reviewed the literature on infant and child sleep training, it reported that in 17 out of 19 published studies, unmodified extinction—the clinical term for crying-it-out—effectively reduced bedtime resistance and the frequency of nighttime wakings, concluding that it “has a strong record of accomplishment.”
- fear of paper fearofpaper.com
Editorial 1.1 is ace. New features, universal app so iPhone-happy, top Markdown editing and a Python interpreter. olemoritz.net/whats-new-in-e…
Looks like I picked a great year to move my 500+ recipes over to Springpad. Back to Markdown and Dropbox, then. springpad.com/blog/2014/05/s…
- How to test FastMail "risk-free," running sent/received messages through Gmail protips.maxmasnick.com
If you're thinking about switching from Gmail to FastMail, you can try out FastMail while still running everything through your Gmail account.
- From Gmail to Fastmail | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
Of all the tech changes I’ve made in the last few years, moving from Google Apps mail to Fastmail is the one that’s made me the happiest, every day.
- Sound machine study should not cause parents to panic: White noise doesn't make your baby deaf. slate.com
If you, like me, have used a white-noise machine to help your wee one sleep, you probably had a panic attack when you…
From Nigerian reports on Boko Haram to talk shows about Australian escalators, this fascinating website allows listeners to share the breakfast concerns of people across the planet.
- The New CSS3 Relative Font Sizing Units sitepoint.com
Good perspective on current state of responsive images from @tkadlec - http://t.co/kPfeZYZMni
- Notable notableapp.com
is the easiest way for teams to provide feedback on websites.
- Solidify solidifyapp.com
is the quickest way to prototype interface screens for user testing feedback. Learn where people get confused by page interactions.
- Marvel marvelapp.com
- Forgiven by A.A. Milne allpoetry.com
I found a little beetle; so that Beetle was his name, And I called him Alexander and he answered just the same.
- Robert Macfarlane on filming in Essex theguardian.com
Web API to make smart devices with the Arduino shield you already own
- etsy/feature github.com
The Feature API is how we selectively enable and disable features at a very fine grain as well as enabling features for a percentage of users for operational ramp-ups and for A/B tests. A feature can be completely enabled, completely disabled, or something in between and can comprise a number of related variants.
- Looking for sleep-inducing podcasts ask.metafilter.com
- ditto chutsu.github.io
A markdown code documentation system, capable of producing documentation similar to Three.js and Backbone.js.
- huginn/huginn github.com
Create agents that monitor and act on your behalf. Your agents are standing by!
#agent #automation#feed#feedgenerator#huginn #monitoring#notifications #rss#scraper#webscraping #ruby - cantino/huginn github.com
Build agents that monitor and act on your behalf. Your agents are standing by!
This looks great.
- HTML5 Weekly html5weekly.com
- Node Weekly nodeweekly.com
- Web Design Weekly web-design-weekly.com
- Social Change - BKM TECH brooklynmuseum.org
Moving away from platforms that aren't doing the business.
- What I Would Do If I Ran Tarsnap | Kalzumeus Software kalzumeus.com
- A good day for rediscovering The Council Flats of Kingsbury debut LP. Fun in… shop.unchartedaudio.com
A good day for rediscovering The Council Flats of Kingsbury debut LP. Fun in the sun, see. shop.unchartedaudio.com/album/the-coun…
Via jamesholloway.
- Liquidapsive (Liqui-dap-sive) liquidapsive.com
Looks like I'm the last person in the world to hear about enohyde.com
- The Morality of Manipulation nirandfar.com
Creating a product that the designer does not believe improves the user’s life and which the maker would not use is exploitation.
- Can Mindfulness Help You Quit Smoking? psychologytoday.com
- What freezes well and what doesn't? theguardian.com
- JavaScript Testing Recipes jstesting.jcoglan.com
- Responsive Web Design Patterns bradfrost.github.io
- Our Comrade The Electron - Webstock Conference Talk static.pinboard.in
I'm not saying we can't have the fun next-generation Internet, where everyone wears stupid goggles and has profound conversations with their refrigerator. I'm just saying we can't slap it together like we've been doing so far and expect everything to work itself out.
The good news is, it's a design problem! You're all designers here - we can make it fun! We can build an Internet that's distributed, resilient, irritating to governments everywhere, and free in the best sense of the word, like we dreamed of in the 90's. But it will take effort and determination. It will mean scrapping permanent mass surveillance as a business model, which is going to hurt. It will mean pushing laws through a sclerotic legal system. There will have to be some nagging.