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I would just like to note that the have an error on that page.
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That's one of the many things I like in open source - there are no secrets, no big surprises and nobody ever forces you anything.
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> why can't MS optimize

They can. They just prefer to make every Windows developer jump through hoops, as it's so much more cost-effective.
reminds me of this http://www.youtube.com/user/ciagov?blend=21&ob=5#p/c/7DA... which was developed by CIA's Office of Research and Development in the 1970s
But that's just a question of due diligence. Anyone who pulls random code from unknown sources with no evidence of testing or competence gets what they deserve.

Yes, there are people who seem never to write code, and there are others who seem endlessly to re-invent the wheel to no good purpose.

I guess I just don't understand what you're asking. So I'll give up.
You never said anything about said programmer being told not to do it.

Don't mess about - ask what you really want.
But not with multiple return where (as an idiomatic design pattern) the same error object is passed up through the call stack until something decides to handle it, which is what the Either monad does. (And unlike exceptions, the Go way and the Either monad are both explicit, there are no unmarked returns.)

The C way with single return means that it's generally impossible to just forward the same error object - the caller has a different type from the callee, so where one returns null another has to return -1, and so forth.
Seriously, try xaml and VS compared with [insert vim, emacs, etc] + html5.

Why would you deliberately handicap yourself on the HTML side? Ext JS + Ext Designer + IDE with automatic linting and auto-completion. That's one possible way to build rich web apps.
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Did you try the app? If you did: Where are you located, how did you find the local landmarks? What would you improve in the app?

I agree that if (1) the receiving device is a smartphone, (2) there is map data available for the used area, and (3) the users knows how to read maps, sending a location link with MMS works well. Or a http- google-maps link with SMS, that gets opened in Google Maps at least in iPhone and Android so works pretty brilliantly too and doesn't cost the price of MMS.

I think we have pretty much proven that landmarks in SMS is a killer feature for consumer vehicle tracking with Tramigo (best selling GPS/GSM tracking device), and in that use simplicity is the key: plain SMS, no need for data connection or anything else than just a plain GSM phone. So we are trying to expand from there.
Oh for heaven's sake: http://www.exxonsecrets.org/maps.php
<dig, dig>...oh, you're right.
While I agree that the shit-pile Microsoft faces is of their own making, I do think that it is bias, and a really clear bias.

I'm an android/linux user, and it is quite clear that a lot of the IT community who don't use Microsoft products have a fair amount of contempt for the Microsoft OS, and their products.

The products really should be judged on their merits and innovations rather than the history/marketing of the company. In that respect, for once, Microsoft seems to have done a good job, with a new interface which genuinely seems to be trying to do something new.

It is unfair to immediately dismiss anything, without seeing how it pans out, which I saw a hell of a lot of both when Nokia sided with Microsoft and when Microsoft acquired Skype. The bias is clearly there, and it is not justified.
It's aimed a bit more at small businesses, perhaps even service businesses, but I liked this book:

"Built to Sell": http://journal.dedasys.com/2011/05/23/summary-built-to-sell-...

It's a bit on the fluffy side, and I've summarized the main points which he lists at the end of the book.
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This guy sounds like a very cliche anti-social geek. What does he do outside of work? What gallery openings? What gigs? What social walks? I'm guessing that if you're not sociable, then a social orientated website is of no value.

It could be said that there's a lot of rubbish out there on facebook, and sites like meetup.com, last.fm, eventful, flickr are much better, but they don't have anything that ties them all together like facebook actually does.

The solution is not to stick your head in the sand, and ignore human interactions. You can't convieniently go 'humans, do this. I don't like it. I'm going to ignore them all'

Anyways, I'm looking forward to seeing what the Diaspora approach evolves into:
https://joindiaspora.com
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bistable molecules that can be switched by an external stimulus are absolutely not new. See for example how the eye senses light: http://scholar.google.co.uk/scholar?q=retinal+photoisomerisa...
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That is fail indeed... I saw a similar thing in a presentation from the owner of fanbooster the other day. Lot's of "broken glass" fan pages. Useless! Complete misunderstanding of what social media is. You need to provide a value to your connections before they give you likes.
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I almost chastised the submitter, but then clicked and saw that the "fanbois/fans" bit was actually the title in the article.

That's always annoying to me. (And I don't even use Apple's stuff.)
Twitter could probably count a HN-like karma for people.
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Not really, when they message you whenever you mention a keyword they're tracking on (e.g. ipad), then all you can do is manually block them.

It's a fairly painful process, and considering how much visibility Twitter has of each twitter client, their automatic anti-spam process should actually be much more effective than it currently is.
The IP number in the log is from a block in Japan, named GLOBALEV-IT, belonging to Hitachi Automotive Systems, Ltd. Traceroute shows it's reached via tokyjp01.jp.ra.gin.ntt.net, which suggests that it's actually in Japan, not just allocated to a Japanese company.

Given that the location in the article is somewhere in/around Seattle, I'd say it's pretty clear that CARWINGS is proxying the request.
> 7) Transparent aluminum

Just joking?
I couldn't figure out how to see everything I wanted to, and quickly abandoned my attempts. Not a win-win.
It turns out that Tower Bridge Exhibition (the org that now controls @towerbridge) don't even have a trademark on Tower Bridge.

http://www.ipo.gov.uk/tm/t-find/t-find-text/
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Fictional but a great read : in Jules Verne's Mysterious Island the heroes precisely have to make their tools, clothes, etc from scratch, up to a house, a telegraph and a boat :) a hacker's dream.
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I don't think AXR is the solution to rendering engines not keeping the same pace. It's hard to have competition and at the same time wish I didn't have to check my CSS in Trident, Gecko, Presto and Webkit.
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So why isn't Twitter doing this? Don't they care?
I don't think XML is any better than HTML for presentation. In fact, HAML is way better, and much more powerful. In the same way I don't see why to use HSS when we have SASS/SCSS, Jade, Less...
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Won't we have the same problem once it's implemented in browsers? They implement different things, in different ways. And XML does induce a lot of overhead compared to other ways to share data. I'm not against changing the way we code, but it has to be well thought out.
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On the other hand, why would anybody assume, Facebook could ever have an interest in face recognition? But now they do.
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If you are trying to revolutionize and disrupt existing languages/syntaxes, show how yours is better! Side-by-side on the front page is best. Look at CoffeeScript's site.
The presentation on the front page has comparisons.
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You can block specific applications from ever being shown to you. If it wasn't for that feature Zynga games would have made me quit facebook a few times already.

Game updates are annoying, but they aren't much better than anything else anybody posts, ever.
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Reddit seems to do a great job.
And I thought x.org was unusually short...
I had to scroll 12 slides until I reached the first snippet.
This raises a really interesting privacy question, the answer to which I do not know.
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There is still dislike and complaints about new directions (Unity, Gnome3, KDE4, etc.).
No, of course not! But one of your criteria was a link in every tweet.
I like this:

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Using molecule structure to store bits is a lot harder than it might seem.

For instance, I distinctly recall, in the early 90's, reading about some organic molecule that changed structure when hit with particular wavelengths of light. It was in one of the popular scientific magazines at the time. The theory was that you could construct a lattice and have lasers on each axis that could change state of arbitrary molecules in the lattice. (If I remember correctly it was a three state change molecule, or at least there were three wavelengths that did different things to the molecule depending on its state.)

Obviously that doesn't work so well, because using a laser to target only a single molecule in a lattice is hard, and because of statistical thermodynamics some bits are going to get corrupted so you'd need error correction and periodic rescans of the entire data array to fix corrupted bits. Nevertheless, they were speculating it would see commercialization in 4-8 years. Well, here we are approaching 2 decades later. I see no organic molecule storage on the market.

Finding a molecule that can change state is nothing new. Getting it into an array or lattice where it's practical for dense, long-term data storage is the tricky part.
I came to the conclusion that there is much more Java monkeys read HN than it being reflected by the posted content.
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Won't we have the same problem once it's implemented in browsers?

Indeed. This faces an uphill battle to get critical mass and once browser makers decide to support it natively there's going to be pressure to roll it into the standards process.
This is not new, and has been known for many years.

Interestingly enough, this policy is awkward - borderline useless - for two reasons. First, any satellite imagery, at any resolution, can be purchased on the private market, for the right price. Maybe not from the US, but it's not like the US is the only country that collects satellite imagery.

But there is a more interesting aspect to this story. Israel does allow publishing high-resolution imagery of its territories, given that they have been censored. Thus, you get ridiculous images such as a huge park in the middle of Tel Aviv, where clearly the Kirya [1] usually stands.

The fun starts once you diff a censored map with a publicly available one, even if it's low-res. Even an untrained eye can easily spot places that someone does not want you to look at. (I have been toying with the idea of mining satellite imagery and running image diffs between censored and uncensored versions of the same area.)

Ridiculous, considering that most secret places blend in perfectly with their surroundings.

Had they not been censored, no one would notice these facilities.

[1] - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HaKirya
Being a little short on independent verifications, I wonder if it is even for real?
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>It can be used for evil; but there are legitimate uses too. it's a hard problem to get the data out to only where it can do good.

Either way, it's an easy problem to let the user decide if they want to be tracked -- an easy problem Nissan chose not to solve.
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He might not be, transparent aluminum is also called:

Alumina
Aluminium oxide
Corundum
Sapphire
Ruby

Lots of names for the same thing. It's an incredibly hard material, but it's not really strong, if you define strong as tough.

It forms immediately on the surface of all aluminium that is exposed to air, and prevents the aluminium from corroding any further.
I can't see anything identifying the car or driver? And it only sends it to RSS-feeds the driver is subscribing too? It should be in the manual, so that the owner knows it's happening, but I don't see much risk in it as long as the car isn't identified. It just says "there is a car here, going there". It can be used for so many great things, like diverting traffic to low volume areas, alert the driver to accidents and so forth. Be sure to only subscribe to feeds you trust. We are alreadytracked in so many ways eith our phones and cameras all over, this doesn't add any huge disadvantage as far a I can see.
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These abstract metalanguages are still somewhat limited by the underlying base of HTML and CSS. Some things simply can't be accomplished with CSS, no matter how many SASS macros you write (e.g. reparent an element), or you'll just end up with lot of code to do tasks which would be simple with HSS.

I believe that point of AXR is to replace this underlying base, with something more suitable for web applications. You could still use a metalanguage on top of it (maybe with some tweaking) - you can write XML using HAML anyway.
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As someone who has been recently actually doing Windows development using HTML and Javascript I have a couple of observations.

#1 Since I'm the only one in the thread who actually knows what they're talking about, naturally this will get downvoted to oblivion. Farewell sweet karma, I barely knew thee. :D

#2 In order to actually get anything done you have to 'bust out' into the Windows APIs anyway. See here for a prime example:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aew9yb99(v=vs.85).as...

#3 For budgeting/political reasons I won't go into, I can say that this is possible with only the use of notepad. Speaking programmer to programmer, I strongly advise you to get better tooling than that. Really. This thing is an absolute pig to code and debug by hand.

#4 The horror is entirely justified. This is how bad it is... it actually makes those retarded Java enterprise projects, where you have to cobble together 14 different frameworks that are fundamentally incompatible, look good.
We just need a knob. :) -I'm going to dial the internet back to 4 for awhile.

Our online personas treat us like those stupid parties where you have to wear a "Hello, my name is:" sticker. IMHO, every good service is a fragment of your life, and doesn't try to be the entirety of it. That's how the offline world works, anyway.
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This is very similar to what I use in http://wordum.net/ but instead of letters, I use whole words to generate the text.
Windows 7 widgets were also written in HTML and JS. This is the dumbest controversy ever.
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Just try saying 'micro-organisms' from the top of a witch-burning pyre.
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Vista and Windows 7 presentations were never about "here's your widgets and that's it". The way the whole story about HTML+JS on Windows 8 was presented ("a new platform" and not a peep about what else's there) is what legitimately pisses people off.
I agree on most of the tips, but believe they have missed a few. Find people (friends) that complement your own skills and personality. Teach your childre to try and fail quick, so they understand that faillure is a good thing.
I don't understand why they are implementing the prototype in C++. If you built it in JavaScript, any modern browser could load their alternative markup and render it through some sort of fallback (I would expect HTML5+CSS+Canvas+SVG all put together provide enough functionality to render content expressed in their new language(s)).

Building it in C++ basically guarantees that nobody will be able to use it, ever, because it provides no support for older browsers and no support for older HTML-oriented technology like search engine spiders.
Facebook actually provides useful services. It provides many many pointless services as well, but it does have some redeeming value, particularly for staying in touch with people overseas.

What would be much worse is if all these talented engineers were working for a large advertising company with a poor human rights record and no respect for your privacy. Now there's a nightmare scenario.
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Prezi makes this presentation completely impossible to digest. Is it available in good old text somewhere? Hell, I'd even accept PowerPoint.
America is bankrupt. What are they talking about?
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I would've thought the counterargument is Cuil.
Well, this article isn't accurate at all, you can see Israel on Google Maps in a great resolution, but you don't have API. Must be outdated or something.
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Weren't they looking for help data mining the Palin emails? That'd be a better selection of random gibberish wouldn't it?
autoconf scripts are generally OK. We cross-compile over a hundred packages for the Fedora Windows cross-compiler project[1], and it's not the autoconf projects that cause any problems. It's the people who roll their own half-assed build system that are the problem.

[1] http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/MinGW