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Maybe I'm missing your answer there ... You just say:

Still there is good reason that browsers rub it in the users face when a site tries to use a self-signed certificate

but I don't see where you say what that good reason is.

If a self-signed cert is more secure than plain HTTP, why make a self-signed cert more painful to use than plain HTTP?
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before i ask a question, i try to find out if someone else already answered a similar question. the first few posts that come up rarely produce insta-fixes to my problem, but deal with different problems. hence: learning effect - by skimming over it, i learn (something) about a problem that i don't have right now.
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"Copy/paste code from answer."

Copy/pasting is one of the most obvious code smells. I don't do it, you should never do it, and anyone who does should rightly be considered at best irresponsible and at worst incompetent.

The first reason is obvious - you need to understand every line of code you check in. I won't beat a dead horse here.

There is a more subtle point, however. Every programmer writes in their own style and it's important that your code has a consistent style (yours). This doesn't just include the cosmetic aspects (e.g. indentation), but also design tendencies, word choice, etc. I've never seen a piece of code someone else has written and thought "Wow, that's exactly how I would've done it." If you're willing to tolerate a completely different style in your source, then I question the degree to which you care about your craft, and consequently all of your work the way I would an author's if I found 5 pages written by someone else in their book.

So, please, read the code, understand why it works, figure out how you would do it, then code that up.
I agree with this. The "New Channel" button definitely needs to be on the main toolbar. Maybe as "Create a New Channel"?
When I have a programming problem, often the answer comes to me while writing the question on Stack Overflow.

Trying to explain your code to others forces you to simplify it by removing anything that is not relevant to the problem itself. The problem often becomes head-smacking clear once you remove all the cruft.
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Very needed book. In particular I am interested in limiting message queues in Erlang. I still don't get it - How one should deal with situations where messages are produced constantly in higher rate than consumed.. There is no protection in Erlang for this common scenario (I think)
"Going into physics was the biggest mistake of my life. I should've declared CS. I still wouldn't have any women, but at least I'd be rolling in cash."

This advice should be told to all high schoolers.

Well, at least male ones.
I think it depends how you go about complaining. There are two ways in which you can do so.

The first is to go to somebody who is able to start solving the problem, and bring it up with them. The alternative is to sit around with your colleagues, bitching about how things aren't right.

The article seems to be about the latter, which is rarely a productive activity, and just results in everyone become progressively more bitter unless someone steps up and takes it to the relevant people. It seems in many businesses, especially big corporates, nobody ever takes that step for fear of seeming like they're not a team player.
Wouldn't "create", "getcurrent" and "switch" be better primitives for coroutines [0]?

Having a concept of caller and callee complicates the maintenance of a large number of "concurrent" coroutines that does different things, and "yield" can be implemented by just using a global variable.

[0]: http://pypy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/stackless.html#corouti...
Power being out, luckily, is something that can be dealt with by the individual consumer (call power company, go to a neighbor's house, etc). The point here is that if Steam goes offline (through glitch or bankruptcy or whatever reason), there is nothing at all the paying consumer can do, outside of hacking/pirating the game. This is a massive loss of functionality from games past.

And yes, Steam does give new features in return (online backup of your games, unified chat, etc), but there is no technical reason to have to trade the old features for new.

edit: removed possibly inflammatory comment
Nope, never used Erlang and probably will never do so. Good luck though.
Hah, this exactly mirrors my experience in chemistry lessons aged 15. Failing to reproduce experimental results with broken equipment then faking the data with an excel function to get the teachers off my back so I could go back to doing something useful like staring out of the window, or using the magnesium ribbon to heat-seal peoples pencil cases shut.

Good to know that it carries on up to the undergraduate level. And I even managed to associate with women during my eventual CS degree! Feeling pretty smug right now.
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Because with HTTP, there is no assumption of security at the side of the user, or at least there shouldn't be. With HTTPS (and the "lock symbol") there is.

The people that really know what they're doing can click through the warnings and still do what they want. But casual users that assume https=safe have the chance to leave.

I'm all for deprecating HTTP the same way they did with TELNET, and warning the user for every HTTP site they go to, but that's a wholly different discussion :)
I've been on Stack Overflow for 2.5 years, and my current stats are: Questions asked: 4, answers posted: 1,909 (including to one of my own questions).

So, I guess that makes me still a hacker, then? Awesome! :)

My point is: not everyone uses Stack Overflow in the same way. I find it much much harder to come up with decent questions, than answering stuff. I'm quite the karma-junkie (the design works) too, and I think I'm not alone in that.

I think the projects "killed" by SO in the fashion described here were maybe not very relevant to start with. There's nothing preventing you from learning on your own, and a single answer on SO is rarely wide or deep enough to remove the need to study and learn for yourself.
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I started using LaTeX after I adopted Emacs as my default text editor. This was my research path: info -> Texinfo -> LaTeX -> XeLaTeX.

Now I use the swiss-knife Memoir class for nearly everything and I have understood the importance of beautiful typesetting.

Worth reading:

http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/info/memdesign (the memoir manual of style)

The Elements of Typographic Style, Robert Bringhurst (the bible)
I thought that was when the copy was submitted, not the date of the interview.

It has to be fairly recent, since it talks of the upcoming anniversary and the site considered it newsworthy, but ...
... and will reach a quadrillion by the mid 2050's...

:-/

I don't think Apple can grow to three times its current size in 4 years unless the market itself grows a lot. As for valuation, well, we can all agree Apple is already worth a trillion dollars just out of its coolness, but we must also agree nobody will pay more than 300 billion for it.
Their 'main' datacenter? All 5 DCs are actively used. In fact, if any DC were to be called their main DC, I suppose it would be the Softlayer (formerly The Planet) DC in Dallas.
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I've been trying to work out how I can best help, what advice I can offer, because I'd like to help. However, I hesitate because I've never been in your position. I've never had seed or angel funding, and I've never fallen out with colleagues. My funding situation has been significantly different, and my co-founders and over 20 employees have always got on well.

But I can offer some advice. I think you need to explain your case and situation much, much more coherently. You need to separate independently verifiable facts from feelings and opinions, and you need a better narrative, a better presentation of your quandry.

I suspect that those who are genuinely in a position to help will simply give up part way through and find themselves unable to care, but you need to give yourself the best chance you can.

Good luck, I hope it ends well.
Why didn't they just mount some carrier rockets to a lousely settled nuclear power plant, so they can skyrocket the whole bunch of crap when something goes horribly wrong? :)

Would be an appropriate "emergency" measure for this thing, too, wouldn't it?
This is a massive loss of functionality from games past.

Really? Maybe it's my age showing, but most of my "games past" are on 5-14" floppies for DOS, or cassette tapes aimed at the Commodore 6502 architecture.

Portability over time has thus far proven to be largely a myth. If you think that the CD/DVDs you've purchased so far are "buy once, play forever", just you wait...
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You're absolutely right, the inner pages need a serious redesign, the current one really is the first iteration ("thank god it works" state). OTOH I consider the landing page to be "final-ish" (except the logo / footer), do you think that is ok?

I use random shakes (jQuery rumble) at two places, the big "Sign up" button on the landing page, I think this is ok to grab the attention. The other shake effect is on the dashboard, the tutorial uses shakes to guide the user to the right actions to take, but these shakes will go away once the user did what the tutorial asked. Do you think both of these (landing page/tutorial) have to go? Maybe the tutorial could use some other effect, or I could make the UI simpler, so there is no need for such effects.

I will do the redesign in the next 2-3 days, your feedback was very well received, thank you.
That sounds very expensive for only 70 megawatts of baseline power....

The economic scheme for nuclear power plants has always been high up front capital costs which are traded for much lower operating costs, mostly or perhaps entirely in terms of fuel. But a small plant like this might lose there if the minimum crew requirements are too high.
You've got that backwards. The "90s java mindset" is the lib dir. The 2011 approach is Maven, as evidenced by the fact that 100% of my clients use it, and practically every major open source project uses it as well.

Perfect? No. But standard practice? Yes.
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Did you see a movie "Social Network"? There was a tv which was displaying stats from facebook. We've done sth similar, but it gathers stats from all your social network accounts and can display it on tv in your office :)
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Though of course the 16C is only available from eBay at blood-curling prices. I'd love one, but it's just too hard to justify a few hundred dollars to upgrade from a perfectly functional 11C.
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In the past, they said the same thing about Google/Wikipedia/The internet in general, that it make us dumbs, etc. But it is not quite true, as we are now able to use our newly free resources (time, mind, etc) for other useful things thanks to the assistance we get from those services.

Hacking in particular, you now have more time to write more tests of your code, as you got things done earlier. you are now have time to add more features, and you are now have more time to learn new technology, language etc.

Same as the human memory is not weaker than it was 15 years ago, although, 15 years ago, every human being was able to dial out tens of numbers without looking in the phone book, while today, we simply type the name or speed dial it from the mobile device. We do remember less phone numbers, yet, those "cells" in the brain are used for other things.
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Funny as hell when I was a physics undergraduate 10 years ago, and still funny now. I still routinely use the phrase "to first order" when justifying horrific approximations.
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You are wrong..

Both co-founders of Apple were part-time employed in such adventures in the USA..Steve Jobs was in-fact a junk yard IC chip seller.

Even now there are still re-used chip sellers in the USA who do this in that they sort through used chips to find those to sell that are in demand.
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The CA system is broken and browser vendors try to deal with it. Deal with it = trade off between security and (in)convenience.
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I had to grade physics labs one semester -- this was always an instant tell that students were making shit up. :)
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Looks like a very interesting app, but all the links (screenshots for each OS, clicking the screenshot itself) on that page seem to be broken.
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Lua uses asymmetric coroutines, you're describing the symmetric variety.

From Programming in Lua[1] by R. Ierusalimschy

For those that already know something about coroutines, it is important to clarify some concepts before we go on. Lua offers what I call asymmetric coroutines. That means that it has a function to suspend the execution of a coroutine and a different function to resume a suspended coroutine. Some other languages offer symmetric coroutines, where there is only one function to transfer control from any coroutine to another.

Some people call asymmetric coroutine semi-coroutines (because they are not symmetrical, they are not really co). However, other people use the same term semi-coroutine to denote a restricted implementation of coroutines, where a coroutine can only suspend its execution when it is not inside any auxiliary function, that is, when it has no pending calls in its control stack. In other words, only the main body of such semi-coroutines can yield. A generator in Python is an example of this meaning of semi-coroutines.

Unlike the difference between symmetric and asymmetric coroutines, the difference between coroutines and generators (as presented in Python) is a deep one; generators are simply not powerful enough to implement several interesting constructions that we can write with true coroutines. Lua offers true, asymmetric coroutines. Those that prefer symmetric coroutines can implement them on top of the asymmetric facilities of Lua. It is an easy task. (Basically, each transfer does a yield followed by a resume.)

[1] http://www.lua.org/pil/index.html, http://www.lua.org/pil/9.1.html
I find it cute how "protection racket" was cleverly renamed as "insurance".
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Or do both! I always cringe when I meet good programmers that have no understanding of what is going on at the hardware level.
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> Inheritance A Class can inherit characteristics from another Class.

Somebody should tell Mozilla, that there are no classes in JavaScript....
To an extent, this is already happening for some companies. For example, back when NYTimes was still free online, I paid for the iPad app because the experience was far superior.

Same thing with The Times' iPad app here in the UK (although I don't subscribe to that because I hate their content, but I do love their iPad app.)

So it's not entirely a new idea, it just hasn't been pushed to its logical conclusion yet.
Many places solve the assistant problem by going through a temp agency and then offering the individual full-time employment if they work out at the end of their contract.

And I think there's an article waiting to be written about the dangers of the receptionist/assistant turned underqualified office manager. I've seen more companies go dysfunctional over that (fear to try to get more graph paper, kitchens that never get restocked, replacement keyboards/mice never get ordered, etc.) than even the dreaded IC-overpromoted-to-lead problem.
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Android needs a system-wide setting that simply returns a null ID (or app+hardware specific ID, so it's useless for tracking) to all apps, regardless of specific app permissions.
I think the problem is with firefox warning annoyance, in chrome you get a good short explanation of what's going on and a button to continue (plus a graphical indication afterward that https is somehow not working), on firefox on the other hand you get a warning with a hidden section where there is a button to open a pop-up window that will then allow you to download/view the certificate and press "confirm security exception".

In summary, firefox exaggerated with their warning, I'm wondering if it is possible to do an addon to fix this.
Except that, with a business class flight, I don't need to bring my own bottle of champagne and comfortable seat.

Obviously readability/etc. isn't that much of a hassle, but I want to be able to browse through the site and have a nice interface right there, not browse through a nasty site, find an article to read, then move over to another site to read it, then go back to keep browsing.
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Would 'access' be a business-class service? It seems rare to see a response to commenters on eg. the NY Times blogs (I'm not an avid reader, so it may be far more common than I think). So commenting and interacting with the journalists & editors would be restricted to paying customers.
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I don't expect it'll be forked more than Android has been before. They'll have added special things to it, but it'll still be based on Android and when it comes time for Android 2.4 or 3.1, they'll be porting their stuff to it instead of continuing with their fork of 2.3.

They aren't the first to add special interfaces or change things that you'd normally assume were standard for the OS. And they won't be the last.
I started using LaTeX because it just looked great for writing papers, but my "latex is awesome" story is different:

A few months ago I needed a letterhead for my company. I designed one in InDesign which looked nice, but it weighed just over 5 MB, and I wasn't prepared to store and sync 5 MB of the same file just to change 1 KB of text each time.

So, after one or two days of frustration, I managed to convert it to LaTeX. It looked the same, pixel-for-pixel (except I made some small changes afterwards), and it was much easier to write:

http://media.korokithakis.net/files/sample-letterhead.pdf

Basically, the above is just a few \sections and a \tabularx environment. The minimal document is:

\documentclass{stochastic}

\title{Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet}

\begin{document}
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I'm very proud of that letterhead.
I came to LaTeX from LyX, years of frustration with the office metaphor evaporated in seconds. I have more fun writing a presentation in beamer (http://ftp.snt.utwente.nl/pub/software/tex/help/Catalogue/en...) than I could've ever imagined possible in the various presentation tools
Go into chemistry, instead. Lots of nice women. [Edit: It is also a cool subject. And you'll get access to lots of ethanol.]
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Why I Am Returning To My WordPress Blog
I was late to blogging, around 2007, but had written a lot in other media. I started with WordPress, then wrote for Read Write Web, SemanticWeb and SmallBizTrends.

I have no intention of monetizing via advertising, so I don’t care about page views (that is only a vanity stat). Nor do I have any single business objective, so I don’t feel the need to be disciplined about writing every day. I really do write for fun, I enjoy writing. It is a way to organize my thoughts. But it is also, hopefully, a conversation. I want to engage in a dialogue with people who are “thinking along the same lines”, even if they tell me I have got it totally wrong (I love changing my point of view).

So, the question is not whether I should blog. It is whether I should blog here, or on some high traffic site. A few years ago, it was different. Then it was obvious that you should blog as a guest author on a high traffic site. Four things have changed my mind on this:

1. Google is indexing my blog posts within less than a minute. Yep, this no-name blog is being indexed almost in real time! I tested this myself. I assume this is because WordPress adopted RSSCloud.
2. I tested on a blog network that lets guest authors post freely (SeekingAlpha) and on this blog and the number of page views was almost the same.
3. I asked some blogs that have a restricted guest author policy and found that I had to write in a way that fit within their editorial guidelines. If I wanted to be a professional writer, that would have been a useful exercise. But I am determined to remain amateur in my writing and want the freedom to write what I want, when I want.
4. New style aggregators such as Hacker News and Techmeme have a way to submit posts, so you can alert a specialized audience on a post by post basis. Hacker News found me about a year ago when my post on “punk manufacturing” was discovered and yesterday I submitted something that got a great conversation going. Methinks Techmeme is more news-driven and that’s not my game, but lets see.

This tells me that it might be possible to get the blogging magic quadrant – freedom on one axis and engaged audience on the other.