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These things are annoying on a PC too. When I go to a restaurant website, I'm looking for some combination of location, hours, menu and specials. Cool visual design is a nice touch, but animations and sounds are just annoying.

Suggestion: expand your service to provide good desktop sites in addition to your mobile sites.
Or a demo site...
Agreed. Even if these two pieces of code might accomplish the same thing, at least the Python version doesn't make me want to stab myself in face whenever I write it:

Invoking an object callback in PHP:

call_user_func_array(array($object,'method_name'),array($arg1,$arg2,$arg3));

Invoking an object callback in Python:

object.method_name(arg1,arg2,arg3)

(Python's *args and **kwargs are especially useful in these types of situations.)

Although PHP is slowly adding useful modern language features (lambdas, closures), some of the syntax really is terrible. I honestly can't imagine anyone preferring the former to the latter, at least in this example.
I find this a very troubling mentality on an official blog post. This makes me think that the general mindset of WakeMate was to disregard or forget about the initial payments by their customers. The fact that they had to be reminded of this by those customers tells me more about their delays than anything else. It just seems so nonchalant.

As one of those customers I would definitely like you to take my pre-order more seriously. Money was exchanged, and no service or product has been provided yet. 6 months + and I'm still waiting. Hopefully you'll meet your goals at the end of the month.
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Maybe those chargebacks are cheaper than having someone at Apple dealing with this?

And its an established process for customers. They more likely know how to deal with their credit card company than with Apple.
Well, I guess I'm asking for trouble arguing against a language I have no development experience in.

A quick Google search shows that PHP 5.2 and earlier seem to support something like the anonymous functions required in the example I linked to above -- via the create_function method. But using it in practice appears to be full of ifs, buts and complexities: http://nz.php.net/manual/en/function.create-function.php#706...

But maybe one could get it work if used with care.

If I were ever chained to a desk and forced to work with a PHP framework like Drupal that does not yet support v5.3, I'd look in to this.

Otherwise I'd choose a language that cares more for concepts like readable code and deep modularity.
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One musician vs. the whole Internet.... I wonder who will win in the end....
I just saw Office Space for the first time. Is that really what work is like?
A lot of companies follow model 1. Eg. Google Adsense, oDesk, Elance, etc. and anybody who has a affiliate program.

Also in the long run you'll have to support more than few modes of withdrawal: checks, payoneer, moneybookers etc. PayPal is still very popular and your users will eventually demand it. If you have international users then it adds another layer of complexity.
"Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm." - Sir Winston Churchill
I was referring to when they are using non-verbal communication. Of course you do not do the Heimlich when they can still talk, that is Heimlich 101.
We used this when building http://www.jigsawbox.com and it does work pretty well. The documentation is shockingly bad, however. Really terrible.
Backup the whole thing on harddisks and store one at your bank (if they do have that capability where you live) and another one at some relatives place. Encrypt and seal of course.

Update that with "slow" data every month or couple of months.
Decide what needs to be backupped daily/weekly and pay some money for that to do it online. How much would it be worth to you if you lost it in a second?
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I apologize for the accusation. I have an email from Google confirming that my card will be charged, and an email from my bank alerting me to the ($5) charge, but there is no actual charge on my bank statement (though it was there at one time).
My coworkers and I often teased my former boss about not seeing Office Space, but it went to a new level when he introduced a new policy and decided to write it up on the whiteboard:

"Is it good for the company?"

He didn't understand why we were all laughing at him.
OK, you're sexist.

As a female ex-lifesaver, I agree wholeheartedly with the instructor referenced in the op. There are definately techniques that don't involve force, and which work. For example one thign that you are taught is that a drowning person is never going to reach down into the water to grab you. So one technique we learned was to approach from below. Lift the person up from just below the waist (they're always in a rigid vertical body position when drowning). This way your arms and legs aren't within reach. Once the person is able to get a few deep breaths of air, they stop panicking, and you can release. Back off, come up for air yourself, and just keep repeating until they're calm enough to approach from the surface.

It's not easy though - it requires that you have a decent capacity for swimming submerged yourself, and if the person does manage to grab you with their legs or whatever, or if you make a mistake and don't back off far enough when coming up for air yourself, you can get into trouble, which is why you need to be trained before trying it.

As a lifesaver you normally have a second lifesaver with you when effecting a rescue - that person's job is to talk to the drowning person when they are being held up, telling them to relax, lie on their back etc etc. But if you don't have that second person, you just have to keep holding them up until they calm down.

The whole point of this type of technique is that it never puts the rescuer in a battle of strength with the rescuee - at any point you can get them to let go by submerging yourself, but just to be sure you've positioned yourself in a place where they aren't even likely to try to grab you, and if they do, they can't get at your arms/legs, which are well below the surface.

At any rate, getting back to your comment - the teacher's instruction had nothing with wishful thinking, and everything to do with knowledge of the most effective means of rescue - that you misinterpreted it as wishful thinking reveals that you are indeed sexist.
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I like this site - its cool :) I know its going against the point of the site but you could use the DOM to scrape the Product details and display them as links (you can link to any site without copyright infringement??) - if you don't want text you could always pass a small amount of info into the alt tags. If this sounds dumb feel free to ignore. But I like the idea of the site
I use Pocket Informant (http://www.pocketinformant.com/). It is kind of GTD-based (though flexible enough to accomodate other workflows), synchs with Toodledo for tasks and Google Calendar for Calendar, has push notifications. Last time I checked it had a free lite version but after using it for a little while I did not hesitate buying a full version.

I used to use (already mentioned) Zenbe lists for TODOs, but since then I migrated all TODOs to Pocket Informant. Zenbe Lists is great but is not really a task management app. I still use Zenbe for nice-to-do things and checklists like 'movies to watch', 'books to read', 'groceries', 'travel packlist' etc.
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At the risk of being contrary to the spirit of the thread: if no one uses it it's probably not a very good feature.
Right place, right time? People always talk about execution on here, but sometimes timing is more important than execution. Maybe thanks to Facebook's 'like' button more people are getting used to giving rewards for content?
Waiting for unconsciousness is neither a bad idea nor should it be considered a last resort. Thinking of it as such is exactly how you get yourself in trouble yourself. It's amazing how quickly you can get incapacitated in the water, you might think you can hold your breath for 30 seconds with no problem, but that doesn't work when you start with empty lungs and a kick to the stomach. Then you're oxygen deprived from the very beginning and within 15 seconds your survival instincts have taken over. Now there are two drowning people which means the next person who wants to try and make the rescue will have two people jumping on him. No one in his right mind is going to try that so the only option is to wait for unconsciousness. Unfortunately by the time the second person is unconscious the first person may well be dead.

As btilly points out very aptly the first step to the rescue always has to be getting the person to calm down. However the moment they start to climb you, you need to go under to get them off. If you do manage to get a grip behind them and they start to struggle their sometimes lifeguards will arch their backs pulling both the rescuer and the victim's heads under water, this hopefully gets them to calm down.

One point that isn't mentioned is that this is an entirely different situation if you have a flotation device buoyant enough to hold both of you. Lifeguard tubes are ideal for of course ideal but fun noodles or kickboards can be used in a pinch. With such a device, your goal is to get a hold of the person without losing your float. With Lifeguard tubes you want to approach the person (ideally from behind) with the tube across your chest underneath your arms and grab them underneath their arms once you have them try to get as much of their weight onto the tube. If the tube is supporting their weight then they can't put any unexpected pressure on you, and they'll calm down very quickly when they feel the stability.
"This article describes the difference between 'a job' and 'being paid to do what you love'."

Perhaps, but he says: It's just the way I was raised. So I think, it's more cultural, that he only feels right, worth, if he's working.

There's nothing wrong to feel good when you're working, but there's something wrong, if you feel bad when you're not working.
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Only problem: getting the 100gb option is too expensive for me (for now), which is a shame. Also, I'd love it if they had a much larger size as well, so I can quietly back up everything without worrying about space.
Out of curiosity, how does a rip current make you drown? I've read about it, but could never really imagine it. Does it drag you down? Or is it just exhaustion from trying too hard to get back to shore?

I've read about the cases were people were "lost" in the ocean (the current brought them far away from the shore), but what are the odds if yo keep your calm? I am used to swimming in rivers.
Also, rips have a sandy colour to them, as they are carrying out all the churned up water back out into the stiller deep water.

If you are on a patrolled beach, and you find yourself in a rip, the easiest thing to do is just roll on to your back and wait for help to arrive - maybe waving a hand in the air occassionally. You certainly don't need to worry about getting swept out to sea, never to be seen again - lifesavers check rips roughly about once every 15 seconds or so (and no, I'm not exagerating - they know where the rips are, and they know that these are a big source of danger). If you are an ok swimmer you might try swimming parralel to the beach to get out of the rip before turning into the beach again. If you're a strong swimmer you can probably swim back diagonally, although if you're a strong enough swimmer for this you probably never thought of yourself as being in trouble anyway, so you probably don't need the advice.
Given blog posts are pretty painless to correct (unlike hardcopy news stories which may require an embarassing retraction), I would think a very friendly request to "correct an unfortunate misunderstanding" would be worthwhile...
Not far at all! It's great to see someone else here on HN who is in a small Belgian town.

There doesn't seem to be a lot going on here technically outside of Brussels. But I'm certainly wrong... I'm not native and find it really hard to know what's happening :(
I think how AP deals with this situation is interesting regardless. I'd take it as a nice example of how NOT to do PR work for your company.

The best thing AP could've done, would be to pay the 17.50$ with a nice gift card, buy the headphones for all their CEOs or "come clean" in some other humorous way. Instead, they behave like a little child.
Justin, how do you help the engineers on their problems if you say yourself that you're not that much of a programmer?
While you struggle with design, I struggle with code since I'm more of a designer. It's even worse because all I can do is stare at a static HTML version and imagine the functionality of my app!
> It's not easy though - it requires that you have a decent capacity for swimming submerged yourself, and if the person does manage to grab you with their legs or whatever, or if you make a mistake and don't back off far enough when coming up for air yourself, you can get into trouble, which is why you need to be trained before trying it.

It sounds a lot more risky than approaching from behind and putting them in a lock. How is greater risk = more effective?
Three years ago I came close to drowning. I'm a strong swimmer, spent many years in a canoe, and am very comfortable being underwater.

I went white water rafting with some friends, and we lost it on a tricky section of water. Our instructor was stuck standing on a rock by the raft, and I was in the water holding on to the raft. Fine, except that I was facing the rapid waters head-on, unable to speak and breathe. And still I held on to the raft. It took the instructor screaming that he was willing to break my hand by stamping on it - and then giving my hands a swift warning kick - before I would let go, float away and recover myself.

It was truly scary at the time to think that whilst I'm rational, good with water etc, when in that mildly uncomfortable situation, my brain wanted to hold on, even if it meant I was taking on water. I'm not sure why the threat and warning kick were so effective, but am hugely thankful I got away with nothing but a bit of a bruised mind :)
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Self-control is hard and is a limited daily resource. I'd rather spend that effort somewhere else.
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> exhaustion from trying too hard to get back to shore?

Bingo. Rip current drags you out to sea, and the immediate reaction is swim towards the shore. The rip current is stronger than you are, so you exhaust yourself and drown. If you swim diagonally towards the shore (well, I was taught to swim parallel towards shore until out of rip current) you will eventually be able to reach shore.

Reminds me of people running away from a tall falling object like a tree. You won't get away running away from it, only by running out of it's path.
It appears that the way this is working is that iTunes acccounts are being sold in vietnam or china, these devs are purchasing these accounts and buying a bunch of their apps.

So the devs don't seem to be the hackers.
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* They say add "special" features to the iPhone app and immediately alienate everyone else
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Panic is what causes drowning, not the rip current per se. The rip current causes the panic though.

I can only tell you how it felt for me. The rip current pulls you backward, not downward. And the fight against the backward pull power of the ocean directly gets you very tired, and being very tired causes you to not be able to push yourself up too far, causing big waves to hit you in the face, wherein you start swallowing water and get even more tired.

I was swimming away from shore for a while, diving through waves. At one point I checked for sand under my feet and didn't feel any, but kept swimming because the group I was with still was. I got a little tired, and decided to say screw it to my group and I turned around. As I tried to swim back toward shore, the distance from where I was to where the shore was seemed to double. The more I swam toward shore the farther away I was getting. I had a lot to drink and eat in my body, so my muscles weren't functioning perfectly or smoothly anyway. When you witness the distance increasing so drastically, you panic, and you start doing illogical things. Getting on my back did not cross my mind for a millisecond.

It feels like no matter how hard you try you'll just get pulled in further, and that's scary (but not true).
> Personally, I had a weighting issue. As in I was too heavy. the instructor told me to use 10% bodyweight + 6 lbs. as the weight. 175 lbs, head to toe 7mm wetsuit, one AL80 tank @ 2500 psi, fresh water - anyone know the algo for figuring weight with these variables?

This was a total failure from your instructor. You do not try to calculate the correct weighting -- there is too much of individual variance. Instead you just measure. Get in shallow water and add weight until you are comfortable. (Make sure you are not either almost too heavy or almost too light, both can be problematic.).

Even small things like differences in what you ate last night can have serious effect on the amount of weighting you need. (too much gas in intestines...)
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