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A few thoughts:

1) Great for tutorials... If it only had examples to go along with the steps.

2) Horrible for actual usage. The search and selection take up way too much screen real estate, and the step-by-step box is even worse.

3) Since it's not in the official client, you have to rely on them to bring in all the official updates. It would be better if this were somehow a plugin instead.
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Because there was a power cut and your development machine isn't online, or the cleaner pulled the plug on it or maybe the sysadmins decided to change the network settings over the holidays.
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Carl, I can confirm that this issue exists. We have seen the exact same performance characteristics on EC2, regardless of instance type. The same performance characteristics apply even if the instance is a type which would be singly-hosted on the host hardware. And in spite of days of effort, nothing I could do seemed to "tune" it out.

Our most amusing result was watching a t1.micro beat the pants off a cc.4xlarge.
If it is the testing process for an interview then?
My local cinema usually has reserved seating but not for early showings of big new films. I've always assumed that this is to encourage people to get in early so they can get a decent seat - with the added bonus that they have to sit through ~20 minutes of adverts.

If I buy a ticket with a reserved seat then I'll usually go in a few minutes after the advertised start time so that I miss most of the commercials.
What is the difference between an A record for a domain with a short TTL and a www CNAME with a short TTL?

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It seems that you're forgetting that Eclipse is not an IDE. It's a foundation. A foundation, similar in some ways to Apache, that owns many different projects. One of them is the Eclipse IDE. The other is Orion. Now tell me, why shouldn't a foundation named "Eclipse" be using the word "Eclipse" in one of it's own projects?

Edit: To be perfectly fair, Eclipse foundation is itself guilty for this confusion, because if you go to the "downloads" page on their site, you only see downloads for Eclipse IDE. You need to go to the "projects" page to see or download any other project.
Think of it as Google Docs for web development. Always available and you can collaborate on it with anyone without them having to set up a development environment or install anything.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Orion/Getting_Started_with_Orion#CSS... shows autocomplete working (for CSS).

I'm not sure why it isn't turned on for the demo though.
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"But now a team of MIT cognitive scientists has developed an alternative notion, on the basis of new research: A word’s length reflects the amount of information it contains."

I'm trying very, very hard not to say "DOH!". I mean, isn't this the expected result?
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The fact that you're making stretches to this situation to stress it's usefulness is not helping anything at all.
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The example compared a declarative sentence and an idiom.

This study sounds like the old Norman nonsense that turned perfectly good Anglo-Saxon words into the vulgar, lower-class vocabulary where it concerns nouns and verbs. Regarding articles it is obvious since articles are combinatory by definition, and the "finding" does not exclude "the," "la" etc also being short for convenience's sake.
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Yep. No "auto-tab" as such in Safari, Firefox or Chrome on mac. However the video does show that the feature is there. At the moment it's essentially ms notepad with highlighting. However I've always wanted a development environment in my browser...so keep up the good work :)
IDE's tend to be used as a crutch. Every so-called developer I've ever met that relied on an IDE spent more time goofing around with IDE features than writing anything useful. And any code they produced ended up being junk that barely worked.

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Agreed.

Making it a plugin will also ensure that the classic toolbox is still available. That way, a novice user can quickly become proficient in GIMP.
I'm sorry, I thought you were speaking technically. "An extra bit of information" could easily be mistaken for a computer term.
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To add a quick but slightly more detailed clarification, between the concepts of Canvas as bitmap and SVG as vectors:

An image in HTML canvas, is stored as a matrix of pixels. Individual pixels in the matrix, can be accessed and modified with canvas API methods.

The canvas drawing API allows to draw vector graphic primitives on the canvas, but these are immediatly rasterized as pixels.
So the image is always a bitmap.

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So complex pixel procesing algorithms are possible with Canvas, but not with SVG.
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Correct..Using an IDE for coloring, matching, highlighting okay. But using an IDE such as DreamWeaver and rely on its coding structure and when asked to hand code, wonder what the syntax of the mysql query statement should be, is not very welcoming. If this is the case, they cannot properly debug a code written by someone.

what is your opinion?
It's the interviewer's job to decide what they're testing for. Some developers need an IDE - that does not make them bad developers.

An interviewer should ask

How can we help you show us why
you'd be good for this job?

Stupid tricks don't help you determine if someone can do a job. Tiny, trivial programming tasks don't tell you if someone can do the job, but can (sometimes) tell you if someone can't do the job.

Interviewing is hard, there are no short cuts. You need someone who is smart, will get things done, can interact usefully with others, and adds value. Sometimes using an IDE is the best way to accomplish that - why ignore someone just because they don't work the way you do?
I guess it is, but I thought people would realise that I don't think that a bit has three states :P
It takes a very unfavourable reading to come to that conclusion, IMO.

The particular discovery that is the core of this, is to do this transform. That doesn't imply that (a) doing that is simple (b) getting to the point where you can do the trick doesn't build on decades worth of science.

And, just out of curiosity, what's the alternative to simplification? "It's fast. There's no way you'd be able to grasp why. kthxbye."
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Uhm, basic linguistics teaches you about phonemes and morphemes. Phonemes are the smallest meaning-differentiating unit of a language, and a morpheme is the smallest meaning-carrying unit of a language.

Now, the length of a word is pretty arbitrary, it's a function of how the phonemes in the word are spelled out, but it doesn't say much about the morphemes of a word. Yes, generally a longer word can contain more morphemes, and thus more meaning, but, well, duh.

Something that would be genuinely interesting though is to compare the length of morphemes with their frequency or their complexity of meaning.
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I have to strongly disagree. The experience of watching a film in a movie theater is completely different than watching it at home, even with a high end home theater setup.

First of all, the vast majority of people can't even come close to replicate this "technological experience" of movie theater. The huge screen as well as the audio system absolutely do change how you experience a film, be it Avatar or 2001 or Metropolis (the last two of which I've only recently seen for the first time on the big screen, and even though I have a pretty huge TV, this was an entirely different experience).

But aside from the technology involved, a movie theater is a completely different environment than your living room, it is designed to keep you entirely focused. I find I am much more immersed in a movie when I see it in the cinema. Also, some movies are just made to be watched as part of a larger audience (e.g. I can't imagine I'd find Borat even remotely as funny as I did when I watched it in a small theater packed with a cheering crowd).

On a somewhat more esoteric note, I seem to remember a study that showed rear-projection (like on a TV) had a different impact on the brain than front-projection (like on a movie screen). I can't find anything about this now and it might've been complete bogus, but maybe someone else knows something about this...
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You either generally know the syntax of a particular programming language or you don't. There's nothing wrong with looking up the details of a particular function. Sometimes when I'm really busy, I find its easier to look up the details of a function than change my mental focus or train of thought. When that happens, I usually have a favorite book or website that details the language. Also, you don't need a fancy IDE for syntax coloring/matching/highlighting. A very simple text editor tends to be alot faster and easier to use.
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Sure, and we still research Gravity today. That doesn't mean we're guessing a ball will drop when released the same as it always has, now does it? At some point you do know what you're talking about, to a degree of certainty beyond "winging it", at any rate.
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Site's down and I can't find a mirror or cached copy.

http://www.zdnet.com/blog/computers/xi3-chromiumpc-first-des... is another article.
That is sometimes, assuming the scenario for an interview.
In my last year at uni, I followed a compilers course "for fun". Some people advised against it, because it would be a time-consuming course with little practical value.

At one of my first job interviews, the interviewer said "Why did you waste your time with a compilers course? What good is that for? I don't see any [insert-tech-hype-of-the-day] on your resume!".

So I went to the next job interview I had lined up, and gladly signed up for their compiler developer job opening.

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Judging by the video, I'm pretty sure the classic toolbox was still available... But you still had that search stuff above it.
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Source? That's almost entirely untrue in my own experience (my audiences are quite large, quite varied, and not particularly ludite).
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I don't think 3D is entirely useless, it's just not used to its full potential in my mind. Explosions, space battles and what-have-you are nice and all, but when I saw Avatar the one scene that really blew me away was just a bunch of people sitting around and talking, with no camera movement whatsoever. It felt so real and intense.

I want to see some serious drama shot in 3D, I want to see the technology serve story and character.

(And yes, I am anxiously awaiting the local release of Werner Herzog's 3D cave documentary...)
I dont think languages differ most in prospects for success after you've reached functionally-complete-and-relatively-bug-free stage. The biggest difference is how do you get to this stage.

For a medium-to-big sized web application it would take you years to implement it in asm ;)

A language with a good web 'community' and great framework can be quite a big boost in getting your 1st version out to the users.

Also, many times, the choice is not so much between the tech but rather between the teams (i.e. when looking for outside help with development) in which case the tech matters less the people's ability to predictably hit the target on time and budget (talk to prior customers).

When doing internal development, if your team knows any web language well then thats what they should be using. On the other hand if the one they know is something like cold fusion I'd say - switch ;)

If you do switch, keep to the open source stack, linux, apache/nginx, mysql.
Again, there are quite a few people advising postgre over mysql, but I'd say it depends on how your team knows them both. if you are new to db, then you might as well start with postgre, but if you already know mysql, stay with what you know.

Bottom line, stay with what you know unless what you know reeeally suck for web dev, in which case switch. I'd recommend Ruby on Rails, or if you allergic to Ruby - Djungo ;)
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Guess you meant the formatting on feross.org?
At first I also thought 'ugh', but as UI it is great because it is very readable.
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But the webadmin of "whatever.io" is probably too cool to consider "www.whatever.io" as a viable web address for a startup company.
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At tech meetings usually if there is at least one person not speaking english everyone switches to english.

In all companies I have worked for this was the same.

If you tell us you want to learn german we will talk german to you :-)
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One think I'm missing in this story: You have to know what you are doing to have some luck in doing what you do.
Good question. Is there an AWS limitation in there somewhere?
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No, really. She's Hungarian and her entire life she's been in terror of what the police might do if one draws their attention. It's a little different from marrying a North American.

It's also different if you're just minding your own business and the cops come and arrest you - but I will bet they'd had words about this beforehand, then the cops came and arrested her.

And yeah, their marriage may not have been on such a solid basis anyway, who knows? Or, she's just a jerk. But it wouldn't take much of a jerk to really resent getting arrested for somebody else's windmill tilting.
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I started learning Python in 2003, I was really a programming newby, by I managed to get my first full-time programming job just 2 years later because Python made it that easy for a neophyte to get from 0 experience to getting paid to write code. List comprehensions are cool, and not that hard to grasp, but I agree, I sort of started losing track once people started using "generator that" or "decorator this" for every damn problem you threw at them.
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I wonder about the causation here. Maybe short words get used more often, such that their meaning is diluted and the information contained decreases.

An interesting (counter?) example is "use" vs "usage" vs "utilization".
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"Read 1337 At Normal Speed" lol, who writes something like that?! :D
For me it is more clear to say that not the absolute probability, but the conditional probability of a word (in its typical contexts) determines word length. Now thinking about it: it is trivial that this is optimal for efficiency. Not a very deep result.
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Made a similar observation yesterday. Only times that the Chrome version has mattered in my recent experience have been with regards to the recent WebGL security hole and with Native Client.