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The internet can make more books more easily available to more people. It can also do so more cheaply.

Which is why you can, you know, get on the internet at the libarary.
Ideas are cheap, good execution is worth millions (or in Groupon's case billions).
Greoup buying has been done many times before, including in the bubble. GroupOn has the distinction of working. I also think it is essentially orthogonal to the original group buying aspect but that was useful pretraction.
Not feeling pain is your brain not processing signals from your body. It is a broken connection.

HIV immunity is not at all analogous to that.
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"Difficult choice : be an entrepreneur in Strasbourg or a software engineer in SF."

Being an entrepeneur is not only about being the boss of your own company. I think many people get this wrong. Entrepreneurship should be in the blood. The hunger, the curiosity, the will to change the daily-job status quo.

I used to run my own 2 companies with 2 partners, but I decided to change something and try another approach. Currently I have a well payed job which allows me to save money for peronal business experiments. The main reason why I decided to give up my previous 2 companies was that I did not like the enviroment. Don't get me wrong, my partners were good guys, but I felt no chemistry and no inspiration.

My suggestion: go for it. Being a software engineer in SF will open new gates for you and if entrepreurship is in your blood, you can not fail. ;)
No, but my point was a bit oblique. In the linked post there is this line:

"Some sweet code has been written by ... (in at least once [sic] case) someone who believes that fasting will cure cancer."

I wanted to point out that said person might not be a crackpot, and I thought HN might find an exercise in pedantry somewhat amusing.
Thanks for reply. I think I'm going to implement this project sometime for myself anyway. And maybe release it to public. I thinking of some project to start to work on and one of the ideas was this twitter client and another one is a project management app (which is hard to market).
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For what it's worth, I've written several projects that entirely rely on mmap()ed memory:

Localmemcache (key-value database): http://localmemcache.rubyforge.org/

clispy (Port of PNorvig's lispy to C):
https://github.com/sck/clispy
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Short: don't hesitate a second (though negotiate hard).

Long: How many times can this happen? Honestly?? How big is the startup? How much press do they get ON A DAILY BASIS? How much equity would you get? How big is their market?

You can always come back to (beautiful!) Strasbourg. You won't have many other similar opportunities.
he's also listed spotify/grooveshark there in number 6 ...

anyway, I would hardly call having an idea an invention ... the invention is the implementation of that idea, which is worth nothing until it's actually implemented ...
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france is better for your family in the future.. My opinion..
You work like 4 days and a half (if I am not wrong), free school etc..
Europe: you work to live
SF: you live to work

Choose what you think is best for you..
Funnily enough, no.
Also: what about leaving your comp in France, with some trustworthy guy heading it, and leaving to SF with the guys from your team that want to follow you? That way, you keep you Co and can always come back to it - if need be.
I've worked on both sides of the pond. Trust me, entrepreneurs in France/Europe work as hard as the others!
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Well, in some big companies or in the administration, they may work 4 days an half. In all small companies in France, especially in the IT field, we work at least the same amout of hours than in SF :) So that's not really the problem.
Is Dropbox today's answer to idea #1?
I understand but how about working days? if you want you can always work when you want with a better time management..
> When did fair use go away?

Around 1952.

> I must have missed that.

Were you asleep the whole time? Did you miss the my.mp3.com case ugh referred to above?
British libraries face a similar situation, but I don't expect libraries to disappear altogether and they will probably enjoy a new phase of usage. As another commenter notes, libraries are really community education centers and there's currently a crisis in higher education, which is becoming increasingly unaffordable for a large number of people whilst at the same time the economy still demands well educated "knowledge workers". Probably not all of this gap in education provision will be able to be filled by the internet. So there is a need for something lower cost than current university courses, which doesn't put students into unrealistic amounts of debt but which delivers a comparable level of education and a qualification that carries some confidence.
Well, that's one of the many plans :)
Science does not work that way
how about the future? what do you think about free studying? I think is a big deal.. But.. maybe I am just subjective because I prefer europe over SF...
35 hours / week doesn't apply for engineers (and even less for entrepreneurs)
and I am not talking only about how people are.. in france or SF... I see europe more sociable...
> Basically its a twitter client that arranges you tweets timeline in a different way then all the other apps do.

Are you aware of Twitter's updated policy regarding third party clients and building pure-play clients that aren't allowed to look and feel different to Twitter.com?
I think it depends what you want for your life in the next 3 years.

It's always a good opportunity to save money and see in 3 years where you are and decide which way to go (continue to SF or come back in France). It could be a good stimulant for your entrepreneurship and intellectual skills as well.

But your current position has a lot of good points too.

I'm always thinking about what I want in my life, this is what is really important here.
I'd say the burden of proof is on the antimaterialist schools.
Google and Amazon's approach has some big potential to blow up in their faces. It's definitely going to create some interesting legal questions. For instance Google's YouTube copyright filter applies equally to private videos. What makes music different? It's a slightly different circumstance of course but Google will have to explain why they think private pirated video is a no-no but private pirated audio is not. I think they'll also have some burden to prove only one user is accessing an account. For example when Google Music invites are flying around what stops me from creating multiple accounts and simply giving the username/password to my friends?
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I'm sad even if Internet replaces some aspects of a library. I'm still wondering what replaces the lending process on Internet? Some years ago, I was very happy to go to a library looking for a specific book and finding a bookshelf containing the related books on a same topic. I'm leaving the library with no one but four books on the topic I was looking for. That was just for the price of the yearly subscription.

On Internet, you cannot go to an official library and have access to all the books and download what you want for a yearly subscription of 5-7 EUR (that was the price in the 80-90 nineties in Europe). The only similar service is with the "Library Genesis" but it's not really considered to be an official library... I'm sad because it excludes some future innovator to access knowledge easy and cheaply.
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I do not think people are failing to buy music becausethey lack a decent way to pay for it. Most music people actually want is on iTunes, and gift cards are ubiquitous for the unbanked. The problem is that a) people think they want indie but they really listen to what their friends do and that makes niche music as fun as niche social networks and b) stealing music is easy and carries no social cost for core music consumers.
I can't claim to know anything about your own personal life but I would say one thing - whats the worst that could happen?

I moved from the UK to Japan nearly two years ago (with g/f of 7 years). Sometimes being away form home sucks, as does the frequent feeling of isolation and knowledge that if the work life sucks you have to leave the country. Sometimes its amazing - I love the country (and my work) and the people I have met. My overriding feeling is that even though I really miss a lot of my UK life, (including the company I worked for on the odd occasion) I am glad I took the leap, for no other reason than I got to experience this.

YMMV
Do you experience something like that ?
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Strong AI is impossible, flying cars are impractical, and what would we do on Mars?

But look at all the cool stuff we got instead! Augmented reality! Internet everywhere! 3D printing! Controllable prostetic limbs! Gigaherz multicore computers! Terabyte storage! Sliced bread!

Also, almost noone dies of AIDS of anymore, or has died in the last 10 years in our western countries. The HIV suppressants are so good that even if you are infected with HIV, you'll have the same life expectancy as everyone else. It's not cured, but the quality of life is very similar.
Right at the top of the page, the author remarks that for n<=4 the parity function (f(a,b,c,d) = a XOR b XOR c XOR d) requires a maximal number of AND/OR gates to compute. Later on, he mentions that someone else proved that this isn't true for very large n. Nowhere on the page does he say what the worst case actually is, though the tables indicate that there are three genuinely-different Boolean functions of 5 variables that need 28 gates.

So, what's the worst case for n=5?

It turns out (http://boolean-oracle.swtch.com/?q=x%2by%2bz%2bw%2bv+in+0,1,...) that one of those three functions is the one that's true if and only if either 0, or 1, or 3 of the five variables are TRUE. (The other two are slight variations on that theme.)

It would be interesting to know whether the worst-case functions for larger n have as much symmetry as the worst cases for n<=5. (I'd guess not.)
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They are not. It's just that Synaptic (and that other newer thing I keep forgetting the name) is so convenient it's been a while synce I last had to manually install something.
Yet neither of them have made the world a better place...
What? Yes there is. There are multiple solutions.

1. AV program catches the attempt, prevents the installation.

2. Much simpler from Apple's perspective: prevent installation from outside the App Store.
For anyone interested: The Plan 9 File Server by Ken Thompson: http://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/2nd_edition/papers/fs

(Geoff Collyer later added 64bit support: http://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/2nd_edition/papers/fs and eventually Bell Labs replaced kenfs with Fossil: http://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/4th_edition/papers/fossil/ although some members of the Plan 9 community still prefer the simplicity of kenfs)
Yes, I meant the financial crisis. I did not mean that our society is rotten to the core, but it seems to me that an inexcusable proportion of our best brains are drawn in to play zero-sum games (much of finance, also law).
If anyone ever offers you to come live and work in another country for a while, the answer should always be yes.

Going to a different country will teach you things both about the place you move to, and about your home. It will give you new perspectives and experiences that you can't get any other way. You will be a better person for it.

And if it doesn't work out, you can always move back.
Actually, nutjobs tend to be quite passionate people when you think of it.
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I should just add to this - I took a step down career wise, (Tech Lead of a good UK agency to a developer position) so I could make the move, so my perspective may be very different to yours as we actively wanted to move abroad (and specifically to Japan) for a while.
You don't need to solve your future problems. Solve the present ones. Mac users may have become comfortable with their false sensation of security, but now is the time to teach them to be suspicious and to put them on your side.

Good luck with your search for anti-malware. For what I have seen on the windows side of the fence, things aren't pretty.

Any real solution goes through user education. When they know what to expect from their computers, they become much more difficult targets. You may enlist the help of some clever programs, but software won't solve the problem.
It really depends on if you have family/kids. That sort of move will require a lot more thought and planning if you are to move your whole family. Compared to if you are single, you only have yourself to look after and provide for. I have just immigrated to England from New Zealand with my wife without the certainty of work. Luckily we have a family friend who is housing us while we look. I would say that the chance to move over to SF with the certainty of work is something that might not come up very often. If you did decided to go I would definitely try to arrange to keep your company in France going.
This subject is just too philosophical for a HN comment, but I think there are at least a few problems with this argument.

First of all, almost by definition, we can't really look at anything that's not materialistic; it's just a limitation.

For instance, there's no way to prove or disprove the existence of awareness in something or someone. If a robot walks like humans, looks like humans, is it a human? Does it experience anything? Do insects have consciousness? Do animals have it? Does anyone besides me have it? Who says even I have it? How can we test for it? Can we even define it? Who says that my computer mouse doesn't have it?

Second, I believe that we only know a tiny fraction of what's out there, or of what's there to know, so it's hard to say that there's nothing beyond matter. And who even says that everything we looked at is materialistic? Is time materialistic? Can it be made from something else?

Third, there's nothing materialistic about awareness. It's not as though we can say "it's like a computer program, just more complicated". We can't say that emotions are like variables that control the behavior of a program.

Do you know any reason why awareness might be materialistic?
How does one create a virtual stock market?
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No, thanks for pointing out. I didn't know they put it into TOS. At the time I read about it, it was more in a form of advice.
It would only be hypocrisy if he said they should be punitively taxed and he shouldn't. So long as those holes exist he would be foolish to not use them.

He's in the same situation as Warren Buffet: both condemn/ridicule the current system and both do what ever is available to them within the current system.
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Interesting. By similar reasoning, getting most of your calories from fat would lead to the same result. That may be less troublesome than fasting.
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I protect my laptop whether it's a $3k top-of-the-line MBP of a $200 Aldi special. The valuable part of my laptop is what's stored on it, not the eq itself which I have insured against theft.
Is it really Google's responsibility though? You'll already be getting emails from your registrar telling you that the domain is about to expire. And it isn't just Google, any service that is linked to another account/service in this way would be vulnerable, so the headline should be "don't let X expire while you have important stuff in Y that can be accessed through it".

That said, a warning message on login would be nice. They could check the whois records on initial registration to see when the domain is due to expire, and verify that (in case it has been extended) before giving a warning.

There is an easy way to detect a domain expiring that would stop accidental access to data like this by new domain owners. IIRC on signup for Google's apps you add a TXT record to the domain to prove that you control it - if a domain is expired and renewed by someone else then this TXT record will be gone. Again there is no need to check on every login, just when the domain is due to have expired. Of course this does not protect against intentional access, as the TXT record could be remembered and re-entered by the attacker if they are registering the name specifically to get access to the data on accounts like Google apps.
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The day was June 29, 2007 which saw hundreds of mobile phone users lined up at Apple stores nation wide because the iPhone went on sale that day which later srpead out to other countries. The most innovative line of smart phones in current century is solely designed and marketed by Apple Inc. and manufactured by Foxconn. A single gadget combining the power of various new features provided an advanced idea which created massive changes in the mobile world. The idea of the Apple smart phone first time came to existence when Steve Jobs the CEO of Apple Inc. asked their engineers to think about multi-touch touchscreen enabled display through which users can type directly onto the screen as a step to remove the physical keypad presented with most of the smart phones.

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It would have to contain some piece of user information, like say your user account name and photo, that the app itself is never granted access to.

A security seal, defined by the user (one time operation). Yahoo used to have this, and so does my bank in the login page. May be some text, a doodle or picture.

Curiously, Wikipedia only seems to know about physical seals. Searching for "security seal login" yields some info.
I'm not an electronics expert, but I know a fair bit about search implementations.

I'd be guessing the partname->vendor price matching thing is non-trivial (because I bet the vendors all use different names and product codes). But it's not that hard.

The search itself is something that could be replicated fairly easily by someone who knew what they are doing.
I think that we are pretty "visible" in the Ruby/Rails landscape in France, because of our tech and social activities (we organize several barcamps, railscamps, Agile stuff and speak at a lof of events) and we worked for some visible startups too. And a guy eventually came accross my LinkedIn profile, our company website and my personnal website.

We didn't speak about visas ATM.
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"Working days" is an alien concept when you run your own business. As for the second sentence, all I can say is that I think it's incredibly naive.
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