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This reminds me of the saying: To a man with a Hammer, everything looks like a nail.

Google's Hammer is its (admittedly great) expertise at Algorithmically solving Hard Webscale Data Problems. Unfortunately some problems cannot be solved by the Hammer of Algorithms - Social Products is one of them and Great UI is another. Think about any Google Product (Search, Maps, Youtube, Groups,..) that is the very best in either of these two areas.
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I've had that same conversation on 3 different occasions,
each with ludicrously mis-used tools broken entirely
through my foolishness. All replaced for free with a
smile.

Let me guess - you live in the US.

Good luck getting the same result in Europe ;)
That's done to eliminate bias... But it remains written, so that all your unconscious biases about people stay out of the decision, and at least in theory, it's all based on hard data.

Impossible. The interviewers, just like us, are human. They come with a bunch of built-in biases that will show through in any contact they have with the hiring committee, whether it's verbal or written.

I just don't see your "theory" holding up in reality.

And I don't see this as a bad thing. As someone making a hiring decision, I want the emotion. I want to personally talk to the interviewer and get full impression of what they thought of the candidate. You're not going to get that through an email. Technical competence is only one part of the equation. If one of this person's potential teammates doesn't feel good about the prospect of working with the candidate, I want to know that.

Of course, Google has this ridiculous idea that they can hire people and only later decide what they'll be working on and which team they'll be working in. So you end up hiring people who don't even meet their team until after they start. I just can't imagine working for a company like that -- from the perspective of the existing employee, even.
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Seems like a nice tool. Thanks to Stylus, I've been able to migrate to base64 encoded images in the stylesheet instead. Just one download for styles, and I don't have to think about it.
Do human photos on a landing page increase sales and conversions?
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Really? I went through the Google interview process back in 2006, and I had a fantastic time. The level of transparency was a little frustrating, but everyone I was in contact with was polite and responsive, and I never found myself waiting for replies. The on-site interviewers were really fun to talk to, and I left with a great impression.

But I wouldn't call the process significantly better than anywhere else. I've had plenty of other interviews on par with that, some better, some worse.
If your SCCS check-ins reference issues, an IDE ought to be able to address "what bugs" through "which issues."
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This could actually be quite useful when you have a large number of tabs open, and want to be able to go back to a blank slate, without losing track of what websites you were on. Could you maybe add an easy copy/paste features so you can get the list into a text file?
Awesome idea, guys! Way to show off HK talent.
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That may be true. The lifestyle in Silicon Valley is pretty awesome. I've lived in and visited several world class cities and the Bay area outshines pretty much everyone. You might be able to increase your friend pool if you are a technical person. For example, MakerFaire is happening soon! Or you could go to Noisebridge in SF. I've had awesome random tech conversations with people at coffee places (MV used to be full of folks doing YC). The place has excellent weather (by my personal standards - I don't like rain and snow). You have Napa, Yosemite, Santa Cruz, Tahoe and a bunch of other places nearby for weekend getaways.

Other cities I can recommend: Vancouver and Dubai.
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Glenn Chapman of AFP is another great old-school journalist who focuses on tech. Well researched, concise, balanced - as good wire stories should be.

http://google.com/news?q=author:Glenn+Chapman
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I don't think Intel will beat ARM in power consumption. ARM chips are just one processing node behind, so when Intel will be at 14 nm, ARM chips will be at 20nm.

Also Intel is still struggling to get just one Atom core to a low enough power consumption level. They can't improve the power consumption and performance in the same time. That means ARM chips will still be ahead for years in power consumption and performance (or performance/Watt).

From what I've noticed right now an Atom chip is like twice as expensive as a similar performance ARM chip. So it will be interesting to see if they will ever overcome that, too. Intel has never really liked making Atom chips because they make so much less money on them than on their other chips.That's why they haven't really improved them since 2008 when they launched Atom.

But they need to make SoC's, because ARM chips improve ~2.5x every 12 months, that's about 4x every 18 months, so twice as fast as x86 chips currently. That's why Intel is saying they want to start making SoC's and double Moore's Law. Because ARM is already doing that! But Intel won't have their 22nm 3D Atom until late 2013 or early 2014. The 32nm one won't be competitive. And I doubt the 22nm will be, too. It might be competitive in power consumption by then, but it won't be in performance, since ARM chips will keep the same low power consumption that they have now, but will increase performance 2.5x every year by then, while Intel can't do both in the same time.
Rules when dealing with police:

1. Always assume that police and computers are a disaster waiting to happen and thus that law officers are often overwhelmed by complexities of computers.

2. Always fight any request to impound any computer device. Its taking control of your property under somewhat shady if not illegal circumstances.

3. Have a business card with someone reachable 24-7 that will go to bat for you and claim that the device in question if company property and cannot be confiscated or impounded.

4. Be a little less naive, as breaking into two FB accounts that I won or control is not illegal, breaking into someone else's is somewhat illegal even for demo purposes. However, what saves this journalist's ass is its just a photo that does not have large company copyrights attached to it.
>I'm in the UK, so unfortunately they can demand that I give up my encryption keys and passwords and charge me if I choose to refuse

do they have the right to scan your brain if you forgot the password or produce the wrong one under the stress of the arrest (my hands shake, heart races and i have hard time finding insurance card lying in plain view in glove compartment even when i'm having a traffic stop, less hard to imagine how i'd feel when/if i'd be "arrested for questioning")?
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Good thought! Chrome seems to prevent one from accessing the user's clipboard. There is a workaround through the use of embedding invisible Flash content on the webpage. I'll look into it. Thx for the feedback :)
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And what windows installation comes with any dev tools by default? You are going to have to install a bunch of stuff anyway. Install Vim.
Along those lines, one of the purchases I am most happy with is notebook insurance -- the kind that covers me being a bonehead.

My notebook computer is my main tool, without it I couldn't work. So when something happens, it's critical to be able to pick up the phone, dial a toll-free number, and have a new part or computer arriving very quickly by an overnight carrier. Saved my bacon many times.
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Some of those terms of service clauses are pretty ridiculous. They share PI with anyone? Is that even legal?
maybe he still believes that photos can steal souls?
In general I would say yes. But for a definitive answer you should clarifiy:

* which open source license the original gem author chose

* "edit it and launch it as a gem": do you want to distribute the modified gem (e.g. upload to github)?
Some interesting ideas there. He doesn't link to discussion of similar projects: I was reminded of Commander S: http://www.deinprogramm.de/scheme-2005/05-knauel/05-knauel.p...

I've not been able to build Termkit yet, mind.
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I guess if you transfer the domain you won't need to pay as much as £18 for renewal.
Venn Diagrams are like Irony - far more people use the term than actually understand what it means.

Most of the diagrams on that site aren't Venn Diagrams at all - some are just...gibberish.
Agreed, IDEs could do a lot better still on the 'social' aspect.
For those of you using Sass: The latest version of Compass got built-in support for sprite generation.

http://compass-style.org/help/tutorials/spriting/
There's some good news on patents at least:

"In Europe, in contrast to Japan and the US, there are restrictions laid down by the EPC on
how far computer programs may be patented. Programs considered to make a “technical contribution”
– such as controlling a robot, or making the internal operation of a computer more efficient – can be
patented; general application programs – such as word processing software – cannot."

...

"In this case, the Review believes the balance of evidence lies in continuing to withhold
patent recognition of non-technical computer programs as part of a sustained effort to deal with the
growing and dangerous problem of thickets. The UK should seek to convince its European partners of
the force of this case.

Similar considerations apply to the patenting of business methods (for example, particular
pricing and marketing schemes) which are also allowed in the US but not in Europe – and unlike in the
computer program area, there is no sizeable European lobby arguing for their patenting. Here, the
correct course is clear: Europe should continue to resist the patenting of business methods."
How young/old are you? Sure, you can sleep on total crap when you're 18; when you are 40+, not so much. You'll damage a lot and might have serious problems later on in life. This goes for a lot of things. If you keep wearing flip-flops into your 40s, you'll probably get serious back, knee and hip problems. Good (and usually they are expensive) footwear is a must if you care about your body. So is a good night sleep on a well developed bed, if probably a medical bed (not sure what the English word is; in Germany tons of hotels have them and that made me buy one, in my 20s, i've never looked back), at any age (and those are expensive).

But if you don't care about the future, then sure; it's your life. But maybe you just never thought about this.

Edit: changed some 'will' into 'might'; some people just are unbreakable. Most of us are not though although we think so when nothing ever happened so far.

Edit: another good example is an office chair or standing table; just SPEND the money on really good desks and chairs; it's just plain stupid not to.
A high quality mattress and king size bed, quality (and ALWAYS fresh) bed linen, good duvets etc is the best investment you can make no matter what your income bracket is, everyone needs this. Totally agree.
The section on patents is definitely worth a read.

Quote:

A higher total volume of patents leads to increasing transaction costs, particularly in markets which are patent intensive. The cost/benefit trade-off of the patent system may shift away from the socially optimal position – i.e. where innovation incentive benefits outweigh transaction costs by the largest margin.

And (sequential here refers to innovation that gradually build on past innovation, with computer programs specifically mentioned as a case of that):

This means that while for non-sequential inventions, such
as a new drug or medical treatment, having a patent system generally yields higher welfare than not having one; in a fully sequential case, higher welfare and more innovation may be more likely to result from the absence of patenting opportunities. Over time, as digital technology becomes pervasive across the economy, this represents a serious concern.

At least they have a very good understanding of the problem of software patents.
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True. Such backwards "Venn diagrams" are actually pretty common. See also, on this same site, "Children Dangerous Things", "Smalltalk", "Royal Affair", and probably others.
Uh, sure. You're right. Sears are thin on the ground over here.

In case I wasn't clear, all the abovementioned conversations happened at Sears department store, the sole distributor of Craftsman hand tools. They have an explicit policy of replacing any broken tool, regardless of how you broke it.

So if you rock up with the snapped-off handle of one of those tiny little flathead screwdrivers (complete with a little clip so that you can keep it in your shirt pocket), and a story about how you were trying to pry off a rusted-on cylinder head using it and a large hammer, they'll replace it.

(as I have personally verified)

And yeah, you're right about the European version of customer service (at least the English variant). Since moving here, I've never once come across a merchant who was familiar with the concept of "the customer is always right". Rather, "It's my shop, so by definition I'm right. And why are there so many customers in here, anyway? I think I'll start closing at 5:30 so I don't have to deal with them."
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Excellent, thanks. I'll have to try that and see what kind of RSS mess I have.
Great. Looks awesome and is much needed.

It should be possible to map the output for the Current Working Host too.

So:

home> ssh Server1
Server1> ls
server1file.bin

that

server1file.bin

should be mapped to

scp Server1:server1file.bin
>I don't see the correlation between expensive footwear and comfort.<

There is a close correlation, but only if you buy genuine leather shoes. Good leather gets into shape while you wear it. If the leather is really tough, it takes a while, but afterwards these shoes will fit as if they were made for you. There is nothing that can be as comfortable, IMHO. The feet are always dry, warm and comfortable.

The price is high, of course. Good leather costs a fortune (you want the one without chemicals in them). Repairing these shoes is expensive too. Find the right person who does it well, find the right brands, so you don't buy expensive fake, etc. pp.

I own many hand made pairs, none of them less then 400 Euros worth (some more). This is not frugal, this is luxury. But I have 20 year old pairs that still look great and can easily be worn to the opera or a concert (if that's your kind of occupation). Calculating the price per year is also pretty good value for money.

But I would never dispute that flip flops are cheaper ;o). If you loose them, if they are damaged, no problem. Investment is also always a commitment.
This sounds exactly like Facetime. They resolve your call by phone number or email. I hope they release it to IETF (like Steve said they would do) or a competent competitor comes along that can do the same. I've been trying to like SIP but the headache you go through to place a true SIP call is incredible.

* Your +SIPnumber@SIPdomain.com
* Your +SIPhandle@SIPdomain.com

Placing a SIP call isn't a problem. But all the cockups are in the receiving or finding people to call.
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It would have to compete against Android, which is almost free and against WP7, which has a, much likely, negative price tag.
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As much as the prospect of Webkit in my terminal makes me uncomfortable, I think this is amazing. The terminal is probably my most used application and any effort towards making it better is awesome.

(P.S. - Apart from this, unconed has also been a prolific Drupal contributor and done some amazing visualization work for Winamp. Awesome hacker.)
I just looked at this through the github link. Looks very nice and useful.

Too bad it's very much bound to MacOSX/Cocoa, so this kind of rules it out as general nextgen UNIX/Linux shell.
An article called "The False Choice Between Babies and Startups" was on the front page a few days ago.

From the article:

"When I got to the bottom of [Paul Graham's] post I found the following footnote that read:

[2] One advantage startups have over established companies is that there are no discrimination laws about starting businesses. For example, I would be reluctant to start a startup with a woman who had small children, or was likely to have them soon. [emphasis added] But you’re not allowed to ask prospective employees if they plan to have kids soon…Whereas when you’re starting a company, you can discriminate on any basis you want about who you start it with.

While its common knowledge among career savvy women that we often have to prove that we are “in it to win it,” so to speak, I was surprised to see this advice given so matter-of-factly without noting any further mitigating factors a “reluctant” founder might consider when contemplating starting a company with a woman who was, or desired to become, a mother."

The article goes on to explain this is a false choice.

Link to the article: http://blogs.forbes.com/85broads/2011/05/16/the-false-choice...

Link to the HN thread on the article: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2554807
Many times you need to look beneath the veneer of abstractions that is the modern GUI, to work with speed and flexibility. However you don't want to strip away all the abstractions. That would yield the system very unwieldy. (example: Programming in C vs Programming in Assembly) The Unix command prompt is just the right amount of abstraction for me, and for many other users.
What the project proposes is certainly novel, and this level of abstraction may work for some people.
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The use of capitals in this title is simultaneously appropriate and absurd.
Is this supposed to be a revelation?

Of course doing it correctly is more difficult. Of course serving justice is more difficult. Of course upholding the liberties of individuals takes more care and effort. The more short cuts you take with these things the easier it is for prosecutors and police officers to do their job.

The purpose of the system isn't to make police officers or prosecutors jobs easy, it's to uphold the law in service to society.
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What does this return:

try {
return true;
} finally {
return false;
}

What Neil Fraser has to say about this is too good to leave out here:

The result is consistent in Java, JavaScript and
Python. I wrote this snippet on a whiteboard here
at Google. For the next couple of weeks engineers
passing by would abruptly stop, transfixed by the
paradox. Nerd sniping. I now use it during hiring
interviews, if the candidate suffers a similar
breakdown, I know we've got a keeper.
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From the article it sounds like most of the heavy UI is implemented using webkit and HTML/CSS/JS. Wouldn't this make it reasonably easy to port to *nix?
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That you take the good (enough) when you can get it?
I have no clue, I looked in the github repos very quickly and saw all kind of scary .m files and I gave up :)

If it's mainly HTML/js/webkit based then it would not be hard to port it to a portable window toolkit such as Qt4 (which has a QWebKit widget...).