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What do you mean by untracked? You can buy a single ticket to any place without showing your ID. I don't think I even needed one for an Amsterdam -> Brussels train.
Knowing something specific in QA (Load/Automation testing) can get you a good job in most of the IT services in India. Please dont join a training institute that will teach you that because you are just going to end up paying the training institutes and not getting much in return (including the "guaranteed" job placements).

Id also recommend attending some tech events -- Chennai Geeks (http://blog.chennaigeeks.com/) or ilugc (http://www.ilugc.in/). You will get a chance to meet people who have startups and would be ready to take your services, maybe for a lesser salary than what you get at big SIs. But what you learn there will definitely help you in the future.

Good luck!
The point is that he won because he's a great programmer, not because he used Lisp. I was referring to the title and not the article. Do you understand that or have you got more asinine comments?
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What is a passing grade for this test? Doesn't seem to say.
Oh, I just meant last I checked on blogs and such (not with him personally). IIRC, his main reason for advising against it was that there were too many security holes. This was in a video talk from several months ago if not longer. I'm curious to know if conditions have changed.
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Meh, it's worth quite a bit to have that on your resume.
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And yet they manage to not have a version for 64-bit OS X.
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Lisp was clearly a fine tool for this kind of challenge, but the programmer was, as usual, the important piece of the solution. Otherwise I'll expect to have some other of the 33 lisp based entries in the top spot (the second lisp entry is ranked at the #280 spot: http://ai-contest.com/language_profile.php?lang=Lisp).

What about the top ten solutions?
http://ai-contest.com/rankings.php

4 Java
3 C++
2 C#
1 Lisp

So is Java the real king of the AI challenge?
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If you need a git server for your company, why not set up Gitorious?

The initial setup can be quite challenging, but I found this guide to be quite useful: http://cjohansen.no/en/ruby/setting_up_gitorious_on_your_own...
You are wrong! The code works. You are hired to make improvements. Do new stuff, and slowly fix up the parts of the code you don't like.

What you are describing sounds TYPICAL for what people always feel when they see a large chunk of code they did not write themselves. If you quit here, you will quit most other jobs.

The correct way is to spend a year with the codebase slowly fixing it up, while adding features (which is what you are paid to do). If you still feel the same way after a year, then quit.

For now, you were hired to do a job, and you accepted the challenge. What you see is how code usually looks like! Good code is rare. If you quit everytime you see bad code, I guess you're not cut out for software engineering.

That's like a doctor quitting everytime he gets a bunch of patients who insist on eating junk food and smoking cigarettes.
Here's the thing though: It's not THAT big of a deal to grab my remote instead of my phone. I'd rather keep the cost of the phone down by not having an IR sensor/transmitter that only works for one function since my TV already comes with a remote that works perfectly well.
The "standard model" of Cosmology is currently the Lambda-CDM model (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda-CDM_model). IANAP either, but one would presume that the parameters \Omega_b and \Omega_c in that model will need adjusting. Any astrophysicists care to comment?
Hi,

You could consider Aricent as a company to apply for;
Alot of european compnies are outsourcing to Aricent most of software and firmware development.
I work for one of the largest mobile equipment provider; i was a firmware developer and now i was forced to switch to another kind of activity because all the development activity was given to Aricent.
Hurry up, maybe in few years all this activty will move somewhere else in the world.
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That's a strange usage for "proprietary" since it's all free and open source (MIT). Either way, the nodejs child_process module is really just a light weight wrapper to execvp():

http://linux.die.net/man/3/execvp

I haven't dug through the source for tools like monit, daemontools, but I'm sure near the metal they're using POSIX or similar system APIs.

EDIT: There's really no reason Forever has to be node specific, I actually say that in the article:

"Honestly, it's a one line fix here (https://github.com/indexzero/forever/blob/master/lib/forever...), but I'm not sure if users want to put 'node' in-front of every command."

I'll file your comment as a +1 for that feature ;)
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The whole idea of licensing a physical product is comical. It always comes down to "who fixes it if it breaks"? If the answer is "me" then I own it and can do whatever the hell I feel like with it.
Isn't this the first version after Apple finally allowed access to Mac OS X's graphics api enhancements?
Note that they do well because they charge seriously low-ball rates. The wages are probably good after the currency conversion compared to what's available in India, but don't go in expecting to find any decent-paying jobs. This might be a good short-term fix, but I wouldn't expect it to provide stable income for 5-6 years anyway, and the income will probably not be very good, especially since you will be competing with other offshore'd developers. Practically the only reason anyone uses offshore coders is because they cost 1/3 what American coders cost.
You should beware not to be too enthusiastic, because this year's organizers were pretty aggressive when I politely asked (over PM) if there was any specific problem with adding Clojure. I still don't know what the problem was.
There was a insurance.zip floating around a while ago. I don't think they've released the keys yet...
Well, we can call native node.js code from our process monitor now.

We can extend our process monitor with functionality that would be difficult to implement in those other tools.
Join a bigger outsourcing companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro or HCL. There are jobs galore for people of all skill's in these places. If you have some knowledge on automation and scripting for the automation testing it will help your job search very well.
His expression of surprise is a reference to the winners post-mortem last round. http://www.a1k0n.net/blah/
Reminds me of a classic comic strip:

http://www.whattheduck.net/strip/95
> the vulnerability of [cryptography]

Well, no. Competently done crypto is uncrackable for all practical purposes without side-channel attacks. Or, maybe, quantum computers (RSA; but why would you use RSA for this?)
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We're not quite at the level where anyone is going to risk war by throwing cruise missiles into a major metropolis just to shut down Wikileaks...
I used to get plenty of phone calls from Limewire hiring in their New Delhi office. After the shutdown, I haven't received a single call.
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I've been using this app for a while, along with a few other HN apps. What's stopping me from using it exclusively is that it only shows the top stories, not the "new" feed.

Add that, and you've got a clear market winner.
Maybe the Indian "hackernews" can help you too: http://hackerstreet.in/
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Fingers crossed that one of their first posts is: "Moving away from PlaysForSure DRM so that we can provide support to Linux desktop users". If not, I expect this blog will be flooded with comments lamenting the lack of Linux support, as most of their other blogs were the last time I looked.

I'm kind of surprised there hasn't been a stronger effort to crack PlaysForSure DRM considering the widespread appeal of Netflix. According to unofficial reports I read a while ago that I am too lazy to look back up and cite, Microsoft's main motivation for disallowing Linux desktop support is that they feel it will make it too easy to hack the protocol. And that makes it even more surprising that someone hasn't gone in and cracked it just out of spite for that position.
Any examples of when this would be desirable? Seems to me that monitoring and running tools should just, you know, monitor and run things. Separation of concerns.
I'm afraid you're setting yourself up for disappointment there. As the saying goes "if it were easy, everyone would do it."
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I've got a lot of friends that are QA in Microsoft - well paid.
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Probably more due to the huge grant Greenland gets from Denmark. Which, of course, is in the EU.

I'm not the biggest fan of the EU but the Telegraph has consistently been anti-EU. This article however is shameless in not even mentioning the Danish subsidy.
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@intranation Just to toss out a scenario: Lets say under high traffic your application hits an edge case and starts to crash very frequently. Suppose you want to receive an email, SMS, or IM when something like this happens as a devops person.

Would you consider that a valid concern of process monitoring?

Planned features to Forever include this from the command line, but if you use it from node directly one could implement that feature now:

https://github.com/indexzero/forever
The correct choice is 2. The CTO is the one who's officially tasked with making those decisions, so that's the channel to go through. I'd approach it as "this code is very hard to work with for new people coming on board, here are some suggestions to improve, I'd like to spend 25% of my time working on cleanup type tasks."

If he's not reasonable, look for another gig.

For now, use the tools the rest of the team is using. For the future, get it building in ant on Hudson.

Step one on this path is probably to set up a wiki and write a "welcome to company x, here's how to compile our garbage" page. When it's all laid out in it's 35 step glory, it'll be apparent that you have a point.
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I don't like the almost religious self-righteousness of music pirates. Any time I've done it, it's been out of cheapness. Why is it so hard to admit obvious truth?

And I first heard metallica (just like most bands) through the normal promotional vehicles which is probably the case for 95 percent of the people who eventually bought their albums.
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There are a lot of issues that would have to be resolved before diving with a liquid breathing solution would be practical. (Okay, it will never be practical, but maybe it could at least not kill you.)

* Liquid breathing solutions have to be really, really sterile. You're introducing a liquid past all your defensive mechanisms, and typical immune responses (coughing or sneezing) won't do anything. As a result, immune response/inflammation can be quite severe. This would be hard to maintain in a marine environment.

* Even with a liquid breathing solution, high pressure can still have health impacts. I don't think this has ever been tested (at least not in an unclassified setting), but HPNS (High Pressure Nervous Syndrome) would probably still be a major issue at depths beyond 800-1000 feet.

* It's my understanding that total liquid breathing (as opposed to partial liquid breathing, where only one lung is filled or both lungs are partially filled) will cause a lot of damage to the lung surfactant layer. I'm not sure if this is still the case--human tests with total liquid breathing are very rare.

There's lot more information about medical applications in this paper, written by Thomas Shaffer (mentioned in the article):
http://pedsinreview.aappublications.org/cgi/content/full/20/...
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I don't have a link handy, bit it's been widely discussed on Bruce Schneier's blog (http://www.schneier.com/blog/) in the past, especially in the context of the UK.
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How would you setup alerts for your monitoring?

I'd much rather have access to a well structured library (node.js) where sockets and http are first class citizens, opposed to being forced into a solution or having to write C or bash.
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Maybe my sarcasm detector is off but to me you are not making any sense at all in this whole thread here but you sound a lot like you are on a very special quest of altering the way people think about education and programming so good luck, I'll just forget whatever it was you were trying to get into people's minds.
Billionaires from nothing. Exactly the type of people that an education system is supposed to help succeed.
I hope the mainstream media in general wake up to this soon. Charlie Rose and others seem to think this is a matter of stopping Assange. Wikileaks is no more about Assange than DNA is about Francis Crick.
This is super old. Last used that in 2006 iirc.
Note that the new hardware acceleration is only for video, and Flash developers will have to update their applications (in a potentially non-trivial way) to take advantage of the new API.

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I haven't worked with a single game designer that hasn't within a few hours needed something 'more' from what ever you give them.

It's the nature if the beast that designers want more from AI/Scripting coders who in turn want more from the engine coders who in turn want more from the hardware manufacturers and 3rd party libs they use who in turn want more from the electrical engineers who in turn want more from the silicon researchers who in turn want more from the physicists who usually ignore you.

That's the games industry :)
Microsoft has actually contributed to a lot of open source projects and released a number of their own projects as open source (F# being a recent example). It's just that their schizophrenic nature, with their R&D releasing open source software and their marketing department demonizing it, and complete lack of any open source strategy makes these release far less visible than those made by Apple.
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That's a pretty serious shortcoming. What are they building for? Tiger?
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HPNS is a problem beyond 500 feet when using conventional gas mixtures (Nitrox, Heliox, ...); however, there have been simulated dives to 3500 feet on Hydrox (Hydrogen/Oxygen), which seems to prevent HPNS (I can't seem to find anything more specific about the cognitive abilities at 3500 feet). Hydrox isn't used often.
I'll actually be an Australian resident (although not a citizen) returning from a visit to my home country, so maybe that changes the situation somewhat. Following your advice though, I'm guessing the main thing is to look as much as predictable as possible :)
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The second paragraph suggests that Julian Assange is just a lightning-rod, to deflect attention from the real work. Or at least is entirely replaceable. This may be true, any thought?
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If their market was as liquid as, say, shares of Berkshire Hathaway (current price: 121,000 dollars) then you could easily buy one in the morning, sell it in the afternoon and likely lose only the transaction cost.
Out of curiosity, how much per hour/week/month/year are you look to ideally make? What languages do you already know?
You got figures to back up the assertion that "the vast majority of non-label recordings are really bad"?

The quality of the recording depends on the producer, studio and time, so it's something that is a function of money (assuming the competence of the bands are all equal). This in itself might favour labels, but labels are the worst source of money that a new band could use, lending money on incredibly unfair terms. Most bands would be better off going for a regular loan at their bank.
In the reception area of that particular server hall, they have a small, wall-mounted box labeled "FRA collaboration point" (FRA being the Swedish equivalent of NSA, more or less). From that box, two cut cables are sticking out. :-)
You look at things differently when you consider that for most of us, stuff costs us our liberty.
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Strictly speaking, no. Precisely because O-notation defines the worst case. O(1) is not O(log n), since the list insert will never exhibit log behavior.
I'm not sure where I stand on it, but I do see a qualitative difference if the government were routinely using cameras in public areas with facial-recognition software to track people's movements around town, versus just using the cameras as security cameras. Given good enough computer vision, and ubiquitous enough cameras, the end effect can be very similar in tracking effect to the government being able to attach a GPS device to you.

It's true that it's all pieced together out of snapshots that would individually be unobjectionable (someone taking a photo of me in a public place), but the end result seems rather different. If a private party attempted to do it, we'd normally consider it a form of harassment, and it'd be illegal in a lot of jurisdictions. You can photograph someone in a public area, but you can't hire an army of photographers to photograph them all around town as they go about their daily routine and plot their movements on a map, because that'd be weird/objectionable.
Java is probably still the best bet. Ruby on Rails might be OK.
I think the first thing to do is to stop worrying overly much. You have enough funds for 2 years? You are not broke. You have plenty of time to learn and/or find another job, take your time. Find folks in whatever area you are interested in and find out which fields are in demand.
According to the article, the purpose of the 'dogfooding' is not providing a long term subsidy, but rather "to serve as a proving ground for the technology and a reference customer."

YC provides its portfolio companies with a direct financial subsidy at a time when they are not yet able to stand on their own, and gets other YC connected companies to use their products and serve as reference customers. Is YC "enfeebling" its startups?
Sadly, only two.
I would suggest you get into Android or iPhone development instead. Make some app. If it is good enough the income is recurring. Plus mobile is most likely to be huge in the years to come.
All OS X is 64-bit, right? Flash player is 32-bit, so perhaps they didn't see an advantage to compiling it 64-bit?
You mean by getting a (single) programmer.
To be fair, we can't verify that either way. If a company treated me as the reviewers claim, I wouldn't give them more than one star either. As was mentioned in other comments, there needs to be some validation of reviewers built into yelp.
They've been successful for a while, though :-)
A "layoff" is (should be) a temporary suspension from work to reduce costs and "termination", well, termination of employment.
6. Find the interest of $512.60 for 8 months and 18 days at 7 percent.

If this is a genuine question then I find it interesting that it was possible to answer back then. Now you'd have to know which months as the length of each month affects the answer.
For some values of "actual". I think these kinds of retarded units are one reason for not doing the arithmetic.
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Because this is crappy technology.
Netflix should be ashamed to use it anyway, or do are they paid by microsoft to use it ?
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More to the point, you can't use the plug-in with an application that is 64-bit.
I want my monitoring process to be rock solid. Extensions such as notifications should be done in another process, otherwise you're at the mercy of whatever email/SMS/IM library you include to do the notification.
I thoroughly enjoyed both following and participating in the Netflix challenge (even though I never really got anywhere in the competition). If this blog is in that same "advancing technology" spirit, I think it will be a success.

Nitpick: the logo/header has some really nasty jpeg artifacting.
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