smarterchild

In this recent post (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9447097), the author talks about CS works that seem so advanced as to be science fiction. The following quote comes up:

> This term stands in contrast to Computer-Science Fiction, which is indeed fiction about computer science.

Any recommendations for Computer-Science Fiction, that is, interesting, well-written fiction about CS? I'd love to read good fiction that tackles hard CS in an informed way.

Their last blog update was 2013: http://dataliberation.blogspot.com/

And their last video was 3 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/user/dataliberation

We're launching a site where people can post their digital goods for sale and others can buy them.

What do I need to know as far as 1) paying taxes, and 2) getting appropriate legal contracts with the sellers I work with? Is there one place to find this information?

https://github.com/christopherliu/standard-js

This is a library I use in some of my projects. I figured I'd open source it to get some thoughts - what should we do next?

We just set up QUnit, and it was kind of a difficult Google-fest to get working. On the UI side however, I haven't touched a UI framework since Selenium a while back.

What do you use to test UI/UX on the web?