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If you make heavy use of your internet connection, use VPN or need more flexibility at home then I'd highly recommend pfsense [0]. Its a routing / security appliance software based on freeBSD. You an run it on almost any old machine with enough network ports for what you want to do. Alternatively you can install it on a cheap Atom board, Jetway makes several and offers up to 4 gigabit NICs on them.

I'm using a Atom 330, 1GB of ram, compact flash hard drive, 4 1-Gbit ports. Cost about $250 i think total and can happily handle tens of thousands of connections and maintains 30Mbps openVPN throughput (limit of my connection). Most importantly I haven't had to reboot it or even think about it 8 months.

For the wireless side of things, you can get a wifi card for the pfsense box and run in as an AP or really any old wifi router will do. I've actually found that most are quite stable _after_ you turn off all routing/firewall functionality and use then as a pure wifi AP.

[0] http://www.pfsense.org/
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Vibration? That's a far cry from actual tactile sensation. I'll believe their claims that it feels like moving across buttons when I can actually hold one in my hand.
The most interesting observation from my point of view is that the author sped up PyPy with a simple manual optimization. This means that PyPy still has even more potential for optimization.
Could this one boot CP/M or MS-DOS?
SOME PIG!

Charlotte's Web aside, the key point isn't whether one being is "worth more" than another, it's whether you can empathize with the other. So while you may not ultimately decide that pigs are worth more than bacon, you can at least imagine what it feels like to be the pig.

(Actually, when I put it that way, it makes me really feel sorry for the cow that I'm about to eat. Unfortunately, I don't feel sorry enough to give up meat.)

Similarly, your actions are just if you can imagine yourself in the shoes of the less intelligent person and still say "I am okay with the world as it is." Many times, people are fine with that - I've never gotten grief for working for Google and having free food, because people know how hard it is to get into Google and understand that if they put as many hours into computer programming as I have, they probably could get in too. But sometimes, if you really put yourself in someone else's shoes, you realize that the world is egregiously unfair, and you can't in good conscience support certain actions.

Questions about character and morals almost always reveal more about the person answering them than about the world. Are more intelligent humans worth more than less intelligent humans? Worth more to whom? God? Judeo-Christian tradition holds that God loves all his children (except maybe the Philistines). You? Then this is a subjective moral question, and says a lot about you but not so much about humans. Each other? They probably have a wide variety of opinions on that.
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This is a really cute little Fermi calculation, and so I hesitate to say this...

(I also hesitate because it will kick off a storm of People on the Internet Arguing about Physics...)

but this is just wrong. It is irreparably wrong. The idea that a given oxygen molecule (or an oxygen atom, or an electron) in BCE 44 can be identified with an oxygen molecule (etc.) in the present day runs fundamentally counter to the way the universe works.

Put it this way. In python, we have mutable variables, which have identity. so we can say

>>> a=b=[]

>>> c=[]

>>> a is b

True

>>> a is c

False

>>> a.append(5)

>>> a, b, c

([5],[5],[])

Starting out, a and b are the same empty list, and c is a different empty list. It seems naively that we could say the same of particles or atoms. That though we couldn't see it, or hope to trace its history, there existed some electron in 44 BCE that "was the same electron as" some electron today. But that is not how the universe is implemented. Every electron is the same as every other electron. Think immutable, not mutable variables. The state in 44 BCE is not "electron #4892489 is here, and electron #4892490 is there", it is "there exist electrons here, here, here (etc.)" (and they have thus-and-such spins, momenta, etc. etc.)

Edit: http://lesswrong.com/lw/pl/no_individual_particles/
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We need a new blend of progressive and libertarian principles that honors the concept of respect for those who work, but does not support the dinosaur ideology of big labor.

Big labor is bad for the same reason big govt and big business are bad -- it exists to exist.
Yeah, the being way up in the blue is nice, but it all depends on how you weight the programs.
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"There are provisions for a Congressionally-declared state of martial law."

Where? I've read the entire Constitution and didn't find anything of the kind. And amending the Constitution requires the approval of 3/4 of the state legislatures.
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My favorite part is the commit message on the tag: http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6...

"Version numbers? We can increment them!" -- Linus Torvalds
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Is the source of this Sproutcore 2 app on Github? Thanks
Since YUI3 has no recommendad usage scenario, I would submit for consideration:

Use YUI3 if you want a comprehensive framework that includes DOM manipulation and event handling along with a highly consistent set of widgets, layouts and utility components all in one package.

At least, this is when I choose YUI over arguably lighter / smaller / simpler solutions (like jQuery).
Nothing here either (Opera 11, Windows). Seriously guys, Sproutcore is so horribly not-cross-browser that it's a joke. Please stop making sites with it.
The article seems to say he first presented these rules in a powerpoint presentation, and then they were published in 1944.
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That's a start, but people only read that name after they've read the quote. Helpful conventions for quotes are:

"quotes" - Linus Torvalds

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About 9 out of 10 workdays, my commute is on a 2010 steel-frame Kona Honky Tonk bicycle.

But every tenth workday or so, and a lot of weekends, I roll the 1990 Carrera 4 cabriolet out of the garage, which totally makes up for not being on a bike ;-)
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What a discusting comment. If those are the thoughts going through your mind, then yes, you're a dick no matter how well you may hide it.
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I've bought multiple WRT54GLs because of the aftermarket firmware available for that model, but really it's quite old these days and there are comparably priced alternatives with much better specs. If you're getting a new router, you should definitely look into something more recent; the WRT54GL is just dated now. My home WRT54GL finally crapped out after ~five years earlier in 2011. I bought a Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH and loaded up openwrt and I'm satisfied with it (though I wish I would have known to put trunk openwrt on first; stable is not maintained very well, developers hint strongly at just using trunk).
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Created an alpha for a content-flagging system that lets any site have its users flag content. Useful for any site that has user-submitted content and would like a powerful moderation tool. Would like some feedback!

http://www.flagaroo.com
A Chrome Extension to monitor and restrict your HN-browsing time
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Great tool, especially the bookmarklet and the cool api - Love it!
Clickable link:

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REST API for timestamp converting? wtf!
Is there a Pelican-driven demo blog somewhere?
Inviting site design; signup was easy, clear, and errorless; I like the overall concept. I think it's a great idea. Best of luck; hope you succeed!
You misinterpreted my sentence (but perhaps it wasn't your fault since I elided a crucial piece of information).

I did not say that human-driving ought not be morally blameworthy but, since I enjoy driving, I am understandably worried about a time when something that brings me pleasure will become unethical.
I'm not the best at these, but if it helps...

I found the top half (everything above "Free Trial") distracting/confusing/not right. The Plans and Pricing and Signup buttons seem to have a weird border and the font is hard to read (maybe it's too heavy).

The screenshots look a little old-school....I'd guess gmail was the inspiration..but gmail from a couple years ago (or maybe just gmail unthemed).

Too many stock icons..too obviously cheap.

The text under the 4 sections ("Get Organized.", "Like gmail for hiring."...) is blue and I thought they were hyperlinks. I was very sad when I found out they weren't :(

The focus/hover on the pricing page is...very intense.

maybe the header takes up too much space.

It isn't bad though, these are more personal criticism...(though those two top buttons really do bother me). I really do find the bottom of the site - where the dithered background stops, so much nicer. I love that header font MuseoSlab500Regular
Ender looks really interesting but I feel like it's missing the example that really shows the power behind it. I'm not sure I'm seeing it right now. Anyone have/know of such an example?
I know you're not looking for advice here, but just so it's out there: consider a degree that's not C.S. You'll always be a hacker and you'll enjoy it a lot more (and be better at it, in some ways) if you craft a formal education around whatever classes seem most interesting. My favorite coders all have music or linguistics backgrounds.

Just my $0.02. Congrats on graduating and good luck!
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I wrote this because I often need to get a file (e.g. a log file) from an internal system in production to my laptop. I would have to upload to an intermediate server and then have to log into the intermediate server to download my file. Now it's 'sbit3 file' and then I simply just curl the file down on my laptop.

Comments (and merge requests!) welcome. :) I'd also love to hear about what other use cases you guys can think of.
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I was touched by your comment, especially regarding the cognitive dissonance and meta-emotions.

You need to investigate alternative value systems that don't make a person's worth contingent upon the power they have. I think you will find the freedom you're looking for there. But, it isn't easy, as the ideal of power is nearly hardwired into our brains from many years of evolution. And, if you're successful, you need to realize that you are consciously rejecting much of society's sacrosanct value system, and it will bite you in the ass in unpredictable ways for quite awhile. You may find yourself less successful in areas where power is the lingua franca: business, dating, hell, even friendships.

At the end of the day, however, you can only be true to yourself. Success doesn't mean shit if you're not happy. Best of luck to you, you know enough to really set yourself free, but it only gets harder if you go down that route.
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The very fact that the Spotify team was willing to publish this paper demonstrates how confident they are in their offering. Spotify is (albeit at a high level of abstraction) telling competitors exactly how its service works! They’re begging Amazon and Google and Apple and the likes to copy their model. Those are some cojones.
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Ask HN: 301 redirects bad for SERP ranking?
Hi all fellow HNers,

What is the best way to keep a website's search engine ranking while rebuilding it with a better url structure?

The case in point is a potential customer that has a very messy and broken website running on PHP. It fails on many levels including not using descriptive urls (e.g. /Product.php?10) and very bad table based markup.

I wanted to develop a online shop on Ruby with better urls and better on page SEO but that would break the current url structure.

Will doing 301 redirects from every old page to the its new sibling harm in terms of search engine ranking?

Thanks

Filipe Moreira
The first result on Google for "what is the distance between Mars and Jupiter" is pretty close.. today. It's off by 100% if you want the distance on my birthday.

Many problems don't have static solutions which can be neatly cached by a search engine.
Wow, that's bad. I accidentally shipped the version of SproutCore 2.0 with property accessors turned on; however, Safari 5 has a bug where this blows up when called on an element, and we've been testing on Lion.

Anyway, fixed now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
"I've done better than them" vs. "I am better than them" is such an important distinction, it really is those subtle differences in attitude that make all the difference in how we view the world and what we get out of the world.

Somewhat off-topic example: my mom told me later in life that, when I was younger and I did something stupid and my parents scolded me they always phrased it as "that was a stupid thing to do" instead of "you are stupid for doing that thing."

It's a minor difference in phrasing and attitude, but it's a major difference in impact. The former makes you feel bad, you understand that you screwed up, and you don't want to do it again. With the latter, you either A) accept subtly that you're stupid, which has all kinds of negative consequences, or B) you reject the notion that you're stupid, so you don't feel the need to change the behavior and your anger can then be directed at your parents for calling you stupid.
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Sorry I came off a little rude.

Its interesting and I can see where you're going with this. I do highly recommend checking out Chrome2Phone. Its the most frictionless implementation of this idea, you click the extension and the page opens on your phone, super simple super easy. If you can get Tap2Tab to be just as simple you could have something really useful for iOS devices. I would consider making this into a Chrome extension, I never have my bookmark bar visible.
Here is a simpler version:
"Would you be OK with someone talking like that to you?"

If the answer is no, then you know what to do.
If the answer is Yes, then the other person probably did cross the line or whatever.
If the answer is Yes, but ________"Insert any statement of the contrary nature or how infallible you are here"____________, then you are a jerk.

It is not just about waiters, but any human being be it higher in whatever illusionary status system you believe in or lower than you.

Treat others how you would want to be treated.
It's working okay on Opera 11 for Mac. I'll test on Opera 11 for Windows when I get a chance.
Yep — https://github.com/tomdale/everyjs.com.

Look at index.html and js/app.js. That's where most of the action is happening.
I could see this. During my senior year in high school I worked as a waiter at a four-star restaurant on Park Ave in Manhattan. The clientele included a lot of business execs working nearby and they often met for meetings. Some of the regulars were casual, friendly, and very cool, but then there were always a few who had a snobby and obnoxious air about them.

I like this as a psychological indicator, not just because of the employer-employee dynamic, but because I think it shows how one perceives their own self-worth, as well as that of others. If you're elitist and too self-absorbed in your own status, you're probably not well-suited for a lean merit-based culture and you're probably also going to be blind to spotting hidden talent in others as well.
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Tolstoy was one of the richest men in 19th century Russia. His situation isn't the least bit comparable to a middle class nuclear family of our time, where parents actually do the work of raising children and hold down jobs as well.
Does that problem really need to be solved?
Quoterio: for those who save quotes into a text file
I've built this small app (http://quoterio.com/) for those crazy people who like me still save their favorite quotes into a text file.

The app is free and all inserted quotes become public, so we all can profit from inserting our quotes into the DB.

Thanks for all kinds of criticism in advance.

PS: I know there are alternatives, but I also have used it as a chance to learn Sinatra (the app is deployed on Heroku).
Exactly!

I was reading this book " How We Decide" (must read by the way) and one of the examples was this distinction between two groups of students who scored well in an easy test.

One group was told, "Wow you must be smart" and the other "Wow, you must have worked really hard at this". The first group showed deteriorating performance with increasing level of difficulty of test and gradually accepting maybe they were not as smart as they were told.

While the other group kept trying even in higher test and score far better. Of course both the groups were divided equally in terms of intelligence and attitude.

Very important perspective for every walk of life.
Well 44% of users already dont use IE, so that day long since passed.

http://arstechnica.com/web/news/2011/05/web-browser-market-s...
It's funny and upsetting how I get more upvotes for comments like these than for things I actually put some thought into.
Evolutionary psychology strikes me as myth-making, not in the pejorative sense but in that it forms an understandable, cohesive, and easily retold story around a bunch of observations. It's ironic that the article labels the rationale primitive societies give for the importance of their media of exchange as "mythologies that served more as proximate motivators of behavior than as theories of ultimate purpose or origin."

Couldn't we say the same thing about what people think of money today? From "money is the root of evil" to our various economic theories, we are just telling ourselves stories that, as time passes, become more comprehensive (explains earlier theories and more). If our economic theories are myths, which I believe they are, then how should we mold the narrative to inspire us toward more cooperation and less starvation and violence?
How old is this article? Nobody in their right mind would run PHP4 any more, and any development done in the last few years should be using PDO and prepared statements.
It's certainly better than breaking all the currently-valid URLs.
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Thank you for this. This has definitely been a "missed feature" for awhile now.
Incidentally, this gives one a good idea of how to prepare for a YC interview.
Canonical endorses bzr, and uses it for Ubuntu and it's the only supported system on Launchpad afaik.
Hmm, I don't feel the same way (like I'm a single core processor). I'm not from the US, though.

I often feel like I've gotten stuck for a bit on a main project, and it'll help me to stay away from it a little bit by working on a challenging distraction project. That gives me time to mull over the main project (mostly not at a conscious level), which will often be easier to get traction with after I've made some progress on the distraction.

So perhaps I am single core, but with a pipeline design. ;)
"I’ve been lucky enough to run a company that’s been profitable for 23 years, so I developed the habit of doing things that way [..] That’s a way of doing business, that if you think about it, computes much better than getting tens of millions in funding for an iPhone app."
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I find bzr and hg weird for the same reason that I never understood svn: I don't know what the hell they're doing.

Because git is simple in its basic structure I feel like I can understand what's going on. With bzr/hg/svn, I just have no idea what's going on, I have no idea what the tool means by words like "checkout" and "revert" and "update"; they're just too vague.
I believe he was saying that in lieu of the bot.
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Yeah, I often find myself intentionally stopping this occasionally to allow growth into areas that I don't currently like, but could. This includes odd foods, hobbies, activities, etc.

Usually try to give it 4-5 "goes" at the novel activity to determine if they're good at picking out things that at first aren't interesting.
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