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Most importantly, our Lebenswelt will benefit, if this decision holds for the next centuries.
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Would probably break the FCC 'will not interfere and will accept interference' thing for unlicensed devices.
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"Now, you're crazy not to [wear a helmet skiing]"

We do not leave in the same world. I mean, really, I am in East asia, not the same world. People do not ski much here, and if they do it is without helmet.

I know it is a bit tiring to recall this but it is a good habit to think about the reality of the generalization that one write. What I like on HN is that it is usually not too provincial. Sorry for the nit-thing.
So, when will Linus be released from mental institution? [0]

http://lkml.org/lkml/2005/3/2/247
The government here (I come from Germany) wants to keep one nuclear power plant active if the power use spikes unexpected - they hold a loophole open.

I personally don't believe this story until the last plant is dismantled. The government promised to abandon nuclear power years ago, just to break this promise some years later.
The Brits are going to space (maybe)
ssh to server, tar files to stdout, local stdout to tar unpack? If you need a thirdparty server to transfer log files you are doing it wrong (and slow!)
I've been hearing about LLVM for quite some time, but never fully grasped what it is. This article tackles everything you should know about LLVM. I'm finally starting to get it.

Perfect.
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Does anyone have some feedback on using this ? Or any similar toolkit ?
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Germany is definitely a leading European player in solar, I wouldn't be at all surprised if that was true for wind too.

A key factor here is the availability of feed-in tariffs via the Renewable Energy Sources Act which has been a big incentive for the development, manufacture and deployment of renewables.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feed-in_tariff#Germany.27s_Rene...
for me, the most important part of the story is left to the very end:
"“But for some twist of fate in life, they’re the waiter and you’re the one being waited on,” Barnes says."

And there you have it: the reason why one should be humane, polite and respectful to all - not because it goes with the dominant territory, or that others are watching, or because it makes you feel like Jesus himself, but simply because all that you are is a different face of the dice.

Sadly, if you're like some people I know that don't realise this, you don't realise that you could still be happy working as a colleague of the person you just graciously opted not to expectorate on. That means that (again, if you're like these people I have the mixed fortune of knowing), you'll only be happy when the score is rising in the only game you think you want to play (career, wealth and "status", probably with a pretty narrowly-adopted definition of all three). That means there's no way for you to escape the snakes amongst the ladders in such a 2D world. Wisdom is seeing the world in 3D, realising that you can change the board game; but that means challenging your assumptions about who is of value and who is not, and what the pyramid is, and who's above and who's below. Because how else do you expect to get along with the players of other board games if you don't.
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There are some webcasts for these available too.

http://webcast.berkeley.edu/course_details_new.php?seriesid=...

Don't know if they run in parallel completely, but could be handy.
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We offer machine translation for free, and we'll continue to do so... I don't really see how this is spam.
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Personally, I would expect the opposite - the optimizer doing a lot of work on optimization passes that have minimal effect on one particular architecture.

Remember that the optimizer is working on a generic intermediate form - as long as that form is a reasonable analogue of the target architecture (e.g. you're not targeting a registerless stack machine), then any "optimization" applicable to the target architecture is also (in theory) capable of being applied to the intermediate representation.

This is, of course, assuming a well-implemented backend that efficiently transforms the IR to the target machine code, that can use optimal instructions even when there's no direct IR analogue to them.
I had thought that feed-in tariffs had been the sole cause of growth of renewables in Germany: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2599092

Hadn't realised there was a renewable energy fund as well.
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Well he said the '2.6.x naming scheme', which I took to mean the 3 part versioning scheme (as used in 2.6 kernel versions.)

I agree with you that assuming the kernel would always be 2.6.x is not OK, I'd just assumed noone would be that shortsighted and stupid. :)
If this is the case how come so many assholes got through the screening process? The arrogance of very successful actors is legendary (though very successful singers may surpass it).
What's the difference? Are we running out of upvotes?
Depends on the country. There are still places where being a waiter can be a career but if you get caught doing something insane like that (I personally think spitting in someone's food should be a crime on the level of assault at least) your career is over.
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I imagine they would be designed to drive using under the assumption that other cars are going to make unusual maneuvers, and to compensate for that.

During the period where both human and computer driven cars share the road, I suspect the human driven cars will get a speed advantage because of this.

Personally, I'll be more than happy to add ten minutes to my commute if it means I don't have to drive. I think a lot of people will be with me on that one.
Reading through the documentation, it seems fine for creating a DSL, but not a whole language.

I would be okay with the performance of Java, so long as I could have the ease and speed of coding of Ruby. For DSLs, that certainly seems possible... So long as I take the time to write all the Java code for it anyhow. That's great for DSL-type tasks (repetitive, or created by non-programmers), but I can't see writing a whole language this way.
A 1959 Austin Healey Frogeye Sprite.

Not entirely practical in the British winter, admittedly. And the lack of seat belts tends to worry passengers. But I always have an enormous grin on my face while driving, and it's absurdly cheap to run.
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Hmm, that would suggest a decentralized network of domain-specific wikis would be a more robust model than Wikipedia's centralized one.

Back in the day, Lion Kimbro was heavily advocating for something like that using the notion of WikiNodes to interconnect the wikis: http://meatballwiki.org/wiki/action=browse&id=WikiNode&#...
This post is about an ongoing redesign of the syntax of Opa based on user feedback. We're extremely interested in additional feedback, so please do not hesitate to contribute.

For people who haven't followed previous discussions on Opa, you can find them at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2575939 and http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2578805 (plus some discussions on Reddit).
Well, along with the stop to nuclear power, a further decrease of the subsidies for solar technology was decided. Granted, this is mostly about private households putting solar panels on their rooftops, which doesn't have a huge impact on the national energy supply anyway.
You should probably make that more prominent, then. I quit reading at this part:

"If you spent the $25 at Standard level, which is $.05 per word, you could translate up to 500 words - that’s almost two full pages of text."

I see the next line says that you can use the service without credits, now. But by that point, I was sick of reading about a pay service that was claiming to replace a free one. That's the only spot on the page that says it, and it doesn't outright say you can get translations for free... It just says you can 'use the service without credits'. Too many people give you a 'free account' that you can't actually do anything with, and then you have to pay to do anything.

In short: You are losing potential customers by not making your hook clear enough.
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1. If, now or in the future, the HN comment-ordering algorithm pays attention to children's scores, then you get the following pathology: A says something slightly wrong, B makes a small correction, B's comment gets massively upvoted because everyone upvotes it, so that subthread gets treated as highly-scored even though there's nothing terribly insightful or interesting about it. (You could, but probably wouldn't, get the following even worse follow-on pathology: people start putting mistakes into their comments so that this will happen and they'll get extra visibility.)

2. People get more karma for posting minor corrections than for posting substantive comments. That's arguably unfair, and again it has a possible follow-on pathology: making nitpicking more popular and carefully thought-out insightful comments less popular.
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> With bits being basically free these days

The work required to maintain quality is not free though. The larger Wikipedia becomes, the more resources are needed to ensure a high quality.

There is already a system completely free of "deletionism" with limitless scope which anyone can publish anything on. Its called the web. Why do people want their favorite topic published on Wikipedia rather than on their own page? Because they want the additional authority which comes from being on Wikipedia. But this authority comes from quality control.

I think some of the complaints against deletionism could be resolved with independent domain-specific wikipedias with different rules. For example a programming language-pedia could allow original content written by the language designers, something that is not appropriate for wikipedia.
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>Clearly that's not universally true, otherwise racing drivers would use automatic gearboxes.

F1 drivers did until it got banned. In fact, if I'm not mistaken I believe our more advanced automatic transmissions came from F1.
That sounds way too absolute. The point is "can you add value?". This doesn't require you to be "better" all across the board, you just got to have a reason why people would choose you instead of your rival. Lots of businesses are basically only different from each other due to the branding (and often the target demographic).
Good move aka burning bridges. If managed right, this will enhance the development and use of better technologies.
Dude--as someone else says, read the article.

And then, check out some of the other entries. Has an interesting (read "unusual") bit of introspection. Worth checking out.
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I noticed the similar effect in my past, though I did not let me drink very often.

1. I came to conclusion that there are things that induce/ fixate short attention span patterns and things that help induce/ fixate long attention span.

The first are news, jokes and basically everything that makes you switch topics very often. The second are playing a few hours of Civilization, reading long books, basically things that are enjoyable and require a long focus on the same topic.

So you can at least move the first type of activities to the end of your work day, and do the second type before the work.

2. There are problems with concentration related to deep hidden fears that you used not to notice for years. "Core Transformation" by Connirae Andreas is a great tool to fix that and a lot of other mental blocks.

3. There is some noticable effect from taking nootropics like Piracetam. Expecially the first time if you never did it before.
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Some of the comments seem to revolve around the confusion of maps with territory - CF Lewis Carroll's map "the scale of a mile to the mile" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map%E2%80%93territory_relation#...
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(Brilliant, this is the second time I argue against strong AI here, and only received downvotes instead of comments. That's not how this place is supposed to work.)
Is this a good name for a company?
Hi,

I'm trying to pick up a name for a web company I want to create and would much appreciate your help. The company will run and manage a number of web properties owned by the company (similar to Demand Media).

So far, I've come across this name: Mivious

I specifically have a few questions regarding the name:

- Does the name have any meaning in any language? I have checked and haven't come across anything, but are you aware of any meaning or usage of that name?
- Is this a good name for this type of company or any company in general?
- How does it sound to you?
- Is it easy to pronounce and remember?

Many thanks for your help.
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It's a shame the results interface doesn't let me view more than three results on iPhone :(
If you can't afford that one, I've had excellent results with the Buffalo WHR-HP-G54. I have several of them, useful for doing mesh networking so I don't have to go laying cables all over rented houses.

You can just about run OpenVPN on it as well.

It also has an internal serial port, and people have managed to power it on batteries and suchlike fun things.
Good stuff, rewriting :)
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Nuclear is the safest form of energy that we currently have. More people die from installing solar panels than deaths occurred in nuclear accidents: http://nextbigfuture.com/2008/03/deaths-per-twh-for-all-ener... .
We are working on a mobile version, but we hear it looks great on an iPad.
The President doesn't oppose it, just doesn't support it as a stand-alone. He's included it as part of Comprehensive Immigration Reform.

All the same, we've picked up two more Senators and another House member since that piece came out. Stalled? Not so much.
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How is it different from Hyde?
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IIRC the German government stated that at least in the short to mid-term they'd offset the main part of the decrease in energy production with additional coal power plants.

I doubt that that's a good move...
Sounds interesting. The article from Martin Fowler (http://martinfowler.com/articles/languageWorkbench.html) talks about language workbench's like this in 2005 and this seems to be the first available mainstream implementation of one.

Intentional Software (http://www.intentsoft.com/) also promise a package like this, but haven't delivered anything publically as far as I'm aware. There's also JetBrains MPS, but not much seems to be said about that any more.

All of this seems to be a kludge though. Java's weak at allowing new syntax (no operator overloading, no higher-order functions, no dynamic dispatch) so you need verbose code to implement your own language. With a language more targeted at this, such as Lisp, would you need all this?
We are using pootle internally to manage our l18n, the corporate belief is that we need to use internal translators on these strings because they understand the context.

How do we reduce or remove this barrier to using external resources?
You can apply this reasoning to anything, so what makes you think it necessarily applies to nuclear power? That is to say, by what reasoning do you argue that nuclear power itself isn't a 'better technology'? And better than what?
That means the simulations we're watching require a full quartet of processing cores on top of the 12-core GPU NVIDIA has in Kal-El. Mind-boggling stuff.

Mind boggling indeed, but totally absent in the text and demo was any mention of power usage. Four cores running at 75% utilization plus 12 GPU cores is going to suck down a tablet battery in a hurry.
I really like the idea, how about a quick way to 'calculate ~ reading speed' feature? display a random paragraph, click start and start reading, timer stops in 15 seconds and you click on the word you last read, extrapolate from there.
I said I liked it as it is now, but I would actually prefer a hybrid: Show the score but only -4 - +4. That is, make positive counts behave how negative used to.
That's the theory, but you do run into problems if the entire parameterization misses some architectural differences that didn't exist when it was first developed (or weren't important). That's one problem gcc has, that its architecture description is aged and doesn't have a good way of specifying some things that are very important for 2010s performance, so has had to undergo some major surgery (still in progress). LLVM currently avoids that partly by being newer. It might also be better designed; we'll see how it ages over the next 20 years. =]
Miners provide a crucial service: they generate a sequential log of transaction blocks. Consensus is reached by accepting the block chain which represents the most work. Miners are rewarded for that work in two ways: transaction fees (chosen by those doing the transactions) and "mined bitcoin".

The question here was "what if the mined bitcoin becomes negligible" (which will happen as we approach 21 million bitcoin). The worry is that the transaction fees will become too high or the miners will all stop mining, and the block chain gneration will stop. As I said, this is not a problem because the block difficulty will automatically re-adjust.
It's a brandable, it's pronouncable and rememberable.
It's registered: http://whois.domaintools.com/mivious.com (to you?)

It's fine.

edit: For trademark searches check USPTO and ipaustralia
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