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Throughout history people have condemned war. I would argue that war is still a real problem.
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The fallacy is that "we've heard this complaint before therefore your complaint is invalid" which is obviously an invalid argument. In this case "moderate levels of people complaining" is treated as negative evidence, that is to say, counter to their complaints.

My vote for the name of this fallacy is "the boy who cried wolf" fallacy.
Perhaps it was for the same reasons as why various countries have laws about what kind of alcohol can be exported under what name?
Indeed. And not only is it good to wait until problems occur, but it is also good even after a problem occurs to wait to see how businesses and their customers adjust, rather than assume that every new problem needs a regulatory solution.

Once a problem occurs, and gets enough media coverage to drive regulation, it has also achieved enough awareness to become a point of marketing/competition/consumer-activism. That might be enough to control the risk, even without official state inspectors/licensors/bureaucrats. Especially in the modern era of costless sharing/archiving/finding of customer reviews and discussion.
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It's true I fear...the big social networks (Facebook, Twitter and linkedin) all allow both name and profile pic as public even when you make your profile private.

Spidering this data would build an amazing database for facial recognition. This is actually a very well developed technology...if you don't believe this check out the Google Picasa app..it's rather concerningly good at facial recognition.
i thought the darth-vader comparison was dragging on too far, but of course jobs still had to light saber the consumers fingers off to fix the reception issue. silly me.
Here's a possible advantage: you have your site, some php code, mysql, apache, a ton of data, maybe more stuff on disk. Your hosting service jacks its prices, or announces it's shutting down.

Right now, to move to a new host, you need to handle a number doable but annoying steps. Imagine tho that you could just download "The Site". Web server, blog app, database, everything. Including the OS. All as one (albeit large) file.

And then just upload it to a new host, where it Just Works. No reconfig because you're on a newer os or have to use a dfferent version of mysql. All of that is bundled up for you.

This is what virtualization (i.e. cloud computing) can buy you. And an open standard for infrastructure can make it easier to move your virtual system to other hosts.
You're probably thinking of Joel Spolsky's "It Takes Ten Years To Develop Great Software. Get Used To It".

http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000017.html

However, Joel explicitly states this means you release early, and iterate.
I'll take programmer, but photographer is far too kind. :)
Trust me, burstnet is far from a small host. They went through a rebranding I believe as part of their clean up effort from their last brand which had a reputation for attracting high bandwidth questionable sites.
"I wasn't invited to Apple's event, and I didn't watch the web stream, but I read liveblogs so I'll critique it anyway".

Kind of like, "I didn't read your column, but I read the HN comments so I'll critique it anyway".
Music gives a great motivation for coding, I'd say it is a must...

But you must know a balance and time when to turn it off.

Try Japanese traditional music for relaxation.
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People are really concerned about money, money, money. But, in my opinion, working for yourself to achieve your own vision is so fun.. and this is on what I put emphasis when people around me don't understand why I don't work for a big company or something.

So, instead of saying, I might be the next facebook, or I will make 100x more then you, or whatever concerning money, I usually just say, I never had so much fun in my life and I wouldn't never go back to a "normal" job again. : )
Exit? The idea isn't validated before you leave it?
Do you remember every single second of the past 10 years? Me neither. If your brain wanted to, it could skip around and fill in fuzzy memories so you only really experienced the last 10 minutes but remembered (fuzzily enough) 30 years before that point.
> Is common sense that if you drive a machine harder than its specifications then it will break a lot sooner.

It is also common sense that if you do something, and you do it a lot over a long time with a lot of people, and you don't see anything bad happening, nothing bad is probably going to happen!

Which is better, a universal weak probabilistic statement made in ignorance of specifics, or a narrow statement about one thing based on specific evidence?

> Also, many of these drugs take years for the effects to show up.

Again, provide numbers. I will grant that 'some' - as in, a non-zero number - drugs have long-term side-effects. However, I dispute 'many', or 'most'. There are many thousands of drugs which the FDA has approved, most of which do not turn up with horrible thalidomide-like long-term side-effects.
Sure, if the magazine is less, it's price should be less. However with many magazines it isn't the publishing that's the most expensive part of the magazine, but rather, it's the reporters, editors, designers, etc. As I said previously, of course the savings from publishing should be passed to the consumer, but we tend to forget that there are still significant staff and salaries behind magazines, and that doesn't change just because the distribution has.
We have 3 or 4 main competitors.

Of one, I have much respect. They act like a real company (they are the only vc-backed co. among us), are pleasant when we chat, and we even send referrals to one-another when a potential client isn't a "good fit".

Of another, I feel a mix of anger and indifference. They are a horribly run company and I honestly marvel at the fact they have not imploded yet. Anger because they treat their customers so poorly (numerous BBB complaints and forum/Twitter rants).

Of another, confusion and mistrust. This (more recent) competitor was once a known name working in the industry who then moved on to the workshop circuit and eventually selling competing software/services. While we've had a decent relationship in the past and he positions himself as a Christian & a helper in the industry, he's also very careless with his mouth(IMO). He'll jump at any opportunity to publish disparaging things about competitors, including blatant non-truths.

I know the startup thing to do is not focus on competitors and worry about your products ... which we do ... but at the same I don't ignore them. And I'm definitely not the type to sit by and do nothing if a competitor is going to play dirty. I won't drop to their level but I will defend/reply and make sure they look like a fool.

Needless to say, ours is a weird industry.
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Both the IPhone and Android are far from perfect devices. If MS can pull off an OS as responsive as IOS, be intuitive and simple, I could see many preferring it or at least considering it over other devices, despite less functionality. I'm not hugely familiar with the UI, but I do believe there are significant differences in the UI other than a different overlay. Also, the fact that they haven't already packed a billion features into the phone is a BIG plus in my opinion (as long as they have the essentials).

Simplicity and ease-of-use have become key in today's world.
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Hello fellow HN'ers,

We are thinking of preparing a house for bed and breakfast in Brazil, close to the beach and with lots of sun. We then want to give a special price for you HN'ers. Would you like to stay there when it's ready, and what would you like to pay to stay there?

If there are enough people who are going to stay there, it makes it a lot easier to go to Brazil with my brazilian fiancee and start hacking on my international startup and get away from day jobs.
http://www.chompstack.com : A mobile website builder for restaurants.

The biggest source of traffic we've gotten so far is the Ask HN thread I posted 2 weeks ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1492184
I have no clue, one of the Google ones.
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I took your comment a little bit out of context to make a point - that just because something is free, doesn't mean everyone will use it.

To expand a little bit further, sometimes people see value in expensive stuff just because it has a high price tag.
swift is the storage piece (think S3 or Cloud Files). In fact, it is what is running as Rackspace's Cloud Files right now. Although it is listed as 1.0 and a developer preview release, it is production-ready code that is currently being used.
Hi thanks so much for the feedback.

Re: icons at bottom yeah they are just static - they add color to our dark design. Though I have heard this comment before, so I'll c how it looks without & a bigger clock window.

Re: [special_char] ... when it goes live will get our alarm links working as they do on live site (http://Sleep.fm/7am, http://sleep.fm/8am, etc). Maybe that' what u meant?

Not sure what you meant by "Stop," button. Is it too big?

thnx again
Has anyone used this? How would you compare their prices to the average grocery store?
My own startup: Pdfcrowd http://pdfcrowd.com

It lets you convert HTML to PDF online - either directly in your browser or in your apps using the API.
>This is great example that good application and complex systems can be written in perl as well.

You could write "good application and complex systems" in machine language if you work hard enough. What are you trying to say?
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I think that the real problem of the cloud, is that is harder to start with.

For my web app http://hinii.com I had to decide over the Cloud and a dedicated server. I've tryed to valuate the amazon aws, but I had difficulties to understand the solutions that i need (space, bandwith, ip, blancers, dns) and the relative costs. That was terrible, I have the knowledge to setup a server with 2 virtual machines with several virtual hosts, but I have understood nothing about how to setup my Cloud!

That's the problem I think, by now is too hard to startup.
oh, nothing particular at the moment. Besides, I think it's okay to ditch something you don't truly like even if you have nothing else.
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Try to understand why the spouse is unsupportive.

Did they have a reasonable expectation that you would be the primary "bread-winner" of the family. Do you have children and is the spouse concerned about their well-being ? Did you look at worst-case financial situations for your family and discuss that with your spouse ? Do you have a deadline for making reasonable money through your startup and have you told your spouse that you will go back to a regular job if the startup fails ? Does your spouse think that a startup may reduce your family-time ? Some of these questions may be relevant, some may not and there are other questions that I didn't list.

Ultimately, though I'd go back what I first said. Your post doesn't say why your spouse/partner/SO is unsupportive. I think you need to find out why he/she is unsupportive before asking the next question of how to "convince them of the value of their endeavour"
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I very much agree with you. Additionally, I enjoy being in control and not having to deal with typical big corporation bullshit.

I could never go back to working for someone else. I love being able to bring my ideas to life and seeing how it plays out.

Several of my start-ups made it big, by accident. I was just doing what I loved doing, learning along the way, trying out different things, etc. and success followed. Whenever I start something thinking about money, it doesn't end well.
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Interesting, when I saw the video I was immediately thinking it must have been a kiter dreaming up this contraption ;-)
I also have a similar workflow setup on my Windows laptop, but I don't have Divvy to nicely manage the windows layouts.

Divvy is nice and all, but Winsplit Revolution on windows and Compiz Grid plugin on linux blow it out of the water, if you're after similar on either of those environments can highly recommend.
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Swift is the storage platform for OpenStack. The compute platform will be released later.
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>The more I read stuff like this the more it seems that we were heading to a totalitarian government.

Well, by Mussolini's definition, the US has been a Fascist country for a long time [1].

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Is_a_Racket. And this is from the 30's.
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In 1998 I passed all of the phone interviews to work at Lycos and they said all I had to do was come down they liked me so much I was certain to get the job. I was really happy, I was trying to move up and get into the excitement but my wife didn't want to move from San Diego.

Back then I thought marriage was an equal partnership but what I gave up was getting to a place where I could support my family. I never did much better then what I was doing before, I know I missed out on a life changing opportunity. Granted Lycos was no Yahoo or Google but it could have been the thing that moved me (my family) in a promising direction but I wasn't man enough to take charge.
I've always been fond of going through a checkout at a supermarket with condoms, lube and one other item - a trick a long ago ex (who incidentally could code rings around me) taught me to avoid embarassment.

The trick is to select the final item for comedy value. A cucumber would be traditional, but many other things also work. A sandwich with a gag at the till of "I'll need to keep my strength up" suddenly turns it into a shared joke between you and the cashier and eliminates the embarrassment.

Cheesy? Sure. A useful personal mental self-hack? I think so. Decide for yourself :)
Very interesting, heard about it before.

For anyone interested on today's state of knowledge, according to Wikipedia, there is still no known proof, but someone has reached the 13 Million digit mark without finding a palindrome:

"By May 1, 2006, VanLandingham had reached the 300 million digit mark (at a rate of one million digits every 5 to 7 days). A palindrome has yet to be found."

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Your partner's sincere, absolute, and wholehearted backing is necessary for you to maintain both the relationship and do the startup. You've mentioned dropping the partner, but I just wanted to suggest dropping the startup instead. Most people with families seem to value their families much higher than their professional accomplishments.

If your partner remains unsupportive, it seems like a bad idea to continue the relationship AND do the startup. You'll likely end up destroying both. So if you can't convince your partner, choose between them and your dream, make a clean cut, and deal with whichever loss is easier to bear in your own way before moving on.
When politicians say they are "pro-business" many people hear "pro free market" and vote accordingly. They of course really mean "pro-some-specific-businesses-who-lobbied-or-contributed".
A spouse can see things from an outside perspective. If your spouse thinks it's a bad idea, then maybe it really is a bad idea.
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Pricing isn't based on cost but on perceived value. The perceived value of a physical version of a magazine is much greater, particularly as many wouldn't consider a virtual magazine a complete product.
Instead of closing down the blogs why not impose fine on print & electronic media, if they publish a lie.
John you might need to consider Ytterby for "The Geek Atlas II".
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Am I missing something? The magazine can now be downloaded onto An iPad anywhere in the world but this was always the case.

If you check MagCloud (http://magcloud.com/help/ShippingAndOrdering) it is indeed the case that single orders can now be shipped overseas (with multiple to come) but I cannot see mention of that in the article.
So true :)

My present self is cursing my 20s self for having spent a load of time traveling and running up lifestyle inflation debts, basically boozing it up non-stop.

On the other hand, I have some really good experiences and memories.

But I've been incredibly focused on reducing debt and building equity for the past year or so, and I don't see that changing.

I'm just glad I woke up while I still have 35 years to repair the damage, I have my health, live in a country with affordable healthcare, etc.
Or they could for instance share pictures they took of their beautiful summer garden instantly with their grandchildren - including an invitation for dinner on the weekends.

As a techie, I want to believe that technology enables communication sometimes. Especially for edge cases like older folks.
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The thing is, people more rarely regret what they've done rather than what they haven't done.

The reason people bring up the "life's too short" answers is that finally, eventually, that is the question you can't avoid and you must prepare for.

In the case that your partner won't conveniently budge you will be faced with this very priority-setting question: "Do I want to do this thing of mine (and let my S.O. possibly leave me) or do I value the companionship of my S.O. more (and let myself pass on this idea)?" The answer to that question is not an ultimatum per se but an ultimatum can very easily be made out of it.

Then, the reason I do bring this up is that you have to have the answer to that question all laid out before you go ask the opinion of your S.O. Otherwise you're really not asking: you're just knocking on the doors at random, in hope for an easy answer.

However, as soon as you have the answer things will, once asked, unfold much easier. One party being clear about his life helps the other party find clarity as well.

If you're certain that you want your startup, then your S.O. will read that and it's his/her turn to evaluate his/her priorities, and it might very well be that he/she will find the supportiveness for your endeavour now that you're dead serious about. On the other hand, as long as you're just toying with the idea, he/she will just carelessly drop you an initial opinion because he/she's not really enforced to face it yet. And people don't like to face questions unless they're forced, at least to some extent.

This is pretty much want you can do: find out what you want and then see how it goes. It's okay to bring it up seriously but still cancel later if you get scared enough. At least you've tried.

What you can't do is change other people. They will change themselves if they feel they want to but you can't convince or talk them into these things. And it's pretty damn hard for them to change if they don't who you are and what you want.
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No, choosing a (Turing-complete) language is really choosing a community, of people who work on the same things you do in a similar way. Community implies shared values. Python's belief in there being only one correct way to do it, for example, is anathema to Ruby and Perl types. Ruby people like being called "rock stars" or "ninjas" (or it wouldn't be widespread in their community, job ads, blogs, etc etc). Just like Perl types like being called "wizards" (see how many times the word "magic" appears in the documentation).
Are they unsupportive of you doing a startup, or are they unsupportive of the startup you are currently doing?