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Can anyone find relative numbers for companies entering CA, and new companies being formed in CA in the same timeframe?

More companies leaving CA might simply be a result of more companies IN CA. The real number to ask about is the ratio of (companies leaving)/(companies currently present) over time.
I don't buy that Gmail is or is supposed to be a personal area. There are prominent ads, and Google frequently sends out messages to everyone's Gmail about new Labs features and such. Sure, your Gmail is more personal than, say, the cnn.com homepage, but it's still pretty clear that mass messages aren't off the table.
"Better" perhaps, but also different. I think Derek's post was more about culture and less about daily life and modes of thought. I enjoyed both.
This is definitely paranoia-inducing. It had a record of one of my addresses from December 2010.
Just to be clear: the "domains" you're talking about aren't DNS domains in the modern sense of the world. ARPANET had its own addressing scheme. DNS arrived post-IP, and .com was one of the original TLDs (with mil, edu, net and gov).
Awesome! I had a similar idea -- will email you.

Just a note, in case the primary motivator for getting a house is cost: most of the time, apartments are cheaper per bedroom than houses.
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I agree on all points about the possibly cherry-picked data and the author's motivations. But this

> one possible explanation is that california is currently in the process of immolating its public school and university system

seems silly. However unwise disinvesting in education may be, it takes many years to see the effects. Businesses aren't going to decided to go through the costly process of relocating now just because the elementary school system is going to produce terrible workers entering the job market in a decade.
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Personally, I didn't find Derek's post to be anything new. It was basically just an eloquent rephrasing of "some things we think are fundamental values are just cultural". I knew that already.
This is wonderful.I just found 4 or 5 other HN'ers here in Tucson I would like to touch base with.
Having spent a good bit of time on the east coast, CA and AZ, I tell you that I would start-up in AZ in a heartbeat compared to New England (where I spent my time) or CA.

Why?

Many factors, but the largest are these: cost of living. As someone moves beyond the 20-25 year old living in squalor trying to bootstrap their (1st, 2nd...5th) dream company, you simply can't live to any real standard in either NY or CA (I know, I've tried). In AZ I could buy a nice home in a nice area with access to REALLY nice facilities.

In AZ I have access to ASU and UoA, both of which I recruited out of heavily. There are some really gifted people that come out of there.

I've also got access to 9 months of perfect weather followed by 3 months of not-as-bad-as-everyone-says weather. I've also got natural beauty all around.

There are people that say the talent pool isn't there, and I won't object that the size isn't the same as in CA or NY. Though, I would argue that if you are doing it right in AZ, you can get the top tier people rather easily...and cheaply compared to CA.

The only advantage CA and NY have over AZ is access to money via VCs, and even that is changing. However, I do not argue that most VCs want to be able to keep their eyes on their money and have the companies within shouting distance...though I would contend that the need for money is changing and as people realize this, AZ is going to become and even more attractive destination.
The article is almost painfully clueless, but one thing that he gets right is that "current" programming languages require skills in math. That is true as long as we make the following (non-controversial, I hope) assumptions: programming in Objective C or Javascript is making use of formal logic, and formal logic is math. One of the commenters claim that math is a sort of formal logic instead of the other way round, but that's neither here nor there.

What he doesn't understand is that this is not an accidental feature of the existing programming languages; it's an inherent property of programming languages with enough power, i.e., Turing-complete languages.

Let's leave aside his claim that too many library functions is a bad thing. He also seems to think that such and such a language is difficult because the syntax is difficult, but we know that you can have a very simple language in terms of syntax -- a Turing machine, a bare-bones Lisp, or a C-like language with just assignment, increment, if and goto, for instance -- that will still give rise to very complex programs.

Of course, just because 2 programming languages are Turing-equivalent doesn't mean they're equally good or equally easy to learn or expressive. Most people would agree that for most purposes C is a better tool than Assembly, and that $FAVOURITE_LANGUAGE is better than C. Still, if you can really code Javascript then you should be able to code in Objective C. The only way that he can possibly use Javascript but not Objective C is if the limits his usage of Javascript so much that it is not really being used as full programming language.

What he wants (but doesn't know) are non-Turing-complete DSLs. Just as he can do stuff in HTML/CSS, he might be able to use another DSL to do whatever it is that he wants.

PS: also see this comment and the linked short essay by Dijkstra:

http://www.leavesofcode.com/2011/06/we-need-programming-lang...

'On the foolishness of "natural language programming"'

http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/transcriptions/EWD06xx/EW...
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> the OP on the ticket seems to have daddy issues.

Just bookmarking this for the next time someone insists that the folks on hacker news are an egalitarian bunch who would never tolerate casual sexism.
It's not hard to imagine why with laws like this:

http://www.quora.com/Aaron-Greenspan/In-Fifty-Days-Payments-...

http://www.quora.com/Aaron-Greenspan/In-Thirty-Days-Payments...

The $800.00 minimum corporate franchise tax isn't a huge attraction, either.
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Of course, if the fingerprints are really such an easy way to see which four digits are commonly pressed, perhaps the best option would be to use only three unique digits, and then pick another digit that you always tap just after unlocking the phone. Obviously the digits disappear, but say your code was 1123, just hit where the 6 was (just below the 3) as soon as it's unlocked. Then to anyone trying to guess from fingerprints, they would be trying to guess combinations of 1, 2, 3 and 6.

If they were to then guess that only 3 of the 4 digits were used, with one being repeated, the possibilities are vastly increased by not knowing which digit is repeated OR which digit is not actually used. Off the top of my head I think it would be 36x4 (36 being the number of combinations using 3 unique digits, multiplied by four for each digit that could be un-used), meaning 144.

If you were to do the same trick, so after entering your 4-digit code containing 3 unique digits, you then hit two different fake digits (same two every time you unlock)... you would have 36x9 combinations, totally 324.

To take this to its (il)logical conclusion, you could fake-press all the digits that you're not using, but at that point you're clearly going too far and should consider just wiping off fingerprints instead.

Then again, is there really a real life use for any of this logic at all? I think not. 36 combinations rather than 24? Hell, even 324 instead of 24. Is it interesting to calculate, sure. Is it worth caring about when actually creating your passcode, not really, ultimately it will cause a minor annoyance to anyone who wants to guess the code, as they will take a little longer to get there.

That said, it's only not worth caring about in terms of the number of combinations. If you use only 3 unique digits, yet always tap the same fourth decoy-digit, while the combinations may only go from 24 to 144, there is a chance that the theif/whoever would fail to guess the plan, and therefore not think to try more than the 24 combinations.
How does it get the data?
Is it just me, or is it almost equally possible that you would see the 'double' tap print on the digit that is repeated anyway?

This would then reduce the possibilities to 12 instead of 24 resulting in a less secure code.

I think the other solution presented in the comments of the post offer a far superior result: Randomize the position of the digits displayed each time. This way you cannot relate a tap print to either a digit or a relationship to another.

If you really want it even more secure (unable to tell if the user has used a digit more than once), randomize the positions after each entry.

Of course, these solutions have a downside in that you will enter the code slightly slower and thus slightly increase the risk of 'over the shoulder' attack vectors.
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WhisperCore [1], developed by Moxie Marlinspike [2], solves this problem for Android users...

[1] http://www.whispersys.com/screenlock.html

[2] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2609037
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They don't really explain why we should be placing #AntiSec everywhere. This document seems like a rabble rousing speech without any substance at all.
It's not incorrect. At the bottom of the blog post, they explore different ways to "trick" people trying to look at the fingerprints

If that weren’t enough, my friend actually brainstormed a couple of other ways to improve the password.

like using three digits but tapping a phantom fourth number once the code is entered…. so there are four “tap prints” but only three which are relevant!
Pro tip: Turn off the "Simple Password" option, then enter a new password that consists of only numbers. The password prompt will then still be the nice 10-digit keypad rather than the full keyboard, but the passcode can be any length.
I first moved to the US in the late nineties and stayed there for 4 years. I thought I would learn a lot about American culture which I did.

But what I didn't expect was how much I learned about my own (Danish) culture.

I also learned who where my friends, who did I miss, who I could live without.

I swam across the pond from one culture to another and learned that the water might be different but the fish are more or less the same.

I have to say I liked the new pond better than the old one.
Also, in your method, instead of guessing where 6 was to hit right after unlocking, you could also just use the backspace on the key pad. So to type in 1234, you could type in
random key backspace random key backspace 1 2 3 4
None of which they had done. And their backup system isn't exactly something straight forward to setup monitoring of to notice there was an issue.
I put a non-US address.

I'm OK with the fact that you choose to limit your website to US for pragmatic reasons, but I'm curious, what is the reason here? Google Maps is universal. Though I admit I don't quite understand what your website is supposed to do. :-)
> It's pretty clear that Google doesn't know your father
> or your family situation, so their little reminder is
> a lot different that Bob Barker actually showing up at
> your house.

Bob Barker showing up on your doorstep does not imply that he knows anything about you personally, other than that your dog isn't spayed. Google doesn't necessarily know anything about you personally, other than the fact that you have (or had) a dad.

> Also, I don't get this assumption that your GMail is your
> own personal space.

* Are you suggesting that it's a public space?

* You may not 'own' it, but that doesn't mean there isn't an expectation of it being a semi-private space. You are leasing the use of your Gmail page from Google at the price of the ads being there. What if your landlord went door-to-door in your apartment complex telling everyone, "Call your father!" When your landlord shows up at your door, you don't know that he's going around to everyone. How would you not see that as personal?

* "Call your father" is a command, which is a lot more personal than "Father's day is coming up, you might want to call your father for free using our service!"

> There are ads on every single page

Do you not own your (purchased or gifted) copy of (e.g.) a newspaper? There are ads on every page.

> Google has a long history of sending out blanketed messages
> (e.g. new Labs features).

Most normal people don't get this, or just ignore them thinking that they are spam. And in reality your email inbox designed for sending/receiving messages. Your task list isn't. Do you expect the ability of others to automatically add things to your own personal TODO list? Even sending calendar invites through email usually requires confirmation before accepting them.
And human don't know they see the fish upside down. To a fish, the ground is the water level. The fish belly is actually their back.
"Recreational outrage" well describes the reaction of many of the users complaining in that thread
Agreed, but there were still some interesting anecdotes and perspectives from his POV in Singapore.
I'm guessing it is just an awareness ploy. If the news picks it up, it gives all the stories something in common to mention. Likewise with any defacement that happens, if someone sees a common word, they are more likely to search for it and hence find more.

Where or not it works for them or turns in to a bit of an embarrassment for them, is yet to be seen.

I'll keep an eye on google trends to see how it pans out: http://www.google.com/trends?q=antisec%2Clulzsec&ctab=0&...
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It may be comforting to assume that the consequences of this won't occur until far in the future, but California schools have been underfunded for many years already, and the effects are with us today.

I live in San Francisco, where the school year has already been shortened by a week each year because of budget cuts. Many of our friends are moving (and in some cases taking their businesses with them) because of this.
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The math is cool, but if you really care about the security of your passcode, get an anti-glare cover for 99c. No fingerprints, much more secure.
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This was around 10 years ago (which is a lot more recent than I'd expect). There's no MX or A record on arpa right now.
I'm not sure why this is an issue at all. The same surface you use to enter your password you also use to interact with the device. So unless your interaction consists solely of unlocking the phone, then putting it away again, the screen is going to be absolutely covered with fingerprints and smudges and smears and there won't be any way to tell which ones are from the password and which are from actual usage.

I just took a look at my own iPhone, and it bears this out. On the bottom half of the screen, there are a series of fingerprints and a giant smudge. If you were to try and guess my password from the clear prints, you'd end up pressing the wrong digits entirely.
Unless you're selling toothpicks or gumballs, the $800/year minimum tax is a rounding error. It's not even close to the main reason why a business would or would not incorporate in California (and I say this as someone who has a California LLC and a Delaware C corp).
There's general misrepresentation throughout this conversation and the article that design is merely a veneer that you either choose to implement or not at some point.

Design is about solving problems, and a design led company/individual adopts a certain mind frame that often tends to contrast that of the engineer.

If you're designing a consumer product and your engineered concept works so well that you can actually consider whether or not you 'design' it, well, lucky you.
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Horey shiit, it's antisec tiem[1] kiddies! And it looks like I was right[2] about there being a strong correlation between Lulzsec gentlemen and AnonOps. This should be fun.

Btw, what's it gonna take to raise zerofor0wned from slumber again? They haven't published in awhile and I miss them. Surely Lulzsec kids are of the age of majority now, let's get the soft gloves off and do some real doxing.

[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antisec_Movement

[2]: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2631053
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Lol, defacements happen everyday brah: http://zone-h.org/archive

And antisec, no-disclosure fundies have been around for a lot longer then Lulzsec.
The 535 number only counts one 'round' of Congress-critters. Let's assume the max term is 2 years, and all Congress-critters are in lock-step on their terms. So 535 leave Capital Hill, and enter industry and a new wave of 535 enter Congress. In 2 years, when it's time for them to leave (and enter industry), industry now has a workforce of 1070 ex-Congress-people (assuming that all of them enter industry). That number will continue to grow unless the industry positions after leaving office are capped (and the greater the cap, the greater the market saturation on these industry positions are). If that's the case, then those industry positions are consequentially less valuable.
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I'm not a 'hater' (per below), but I would suggest to you that 'probably' is most definitely the wrong modifier here.
No argument there. I'm unsure what your point is though?
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They went bancrupt before there were 'sites'. Symbolics existed mostly throughout the 80s and very early 90s.

When Symbolics was active as a company, Symbolics.com was used for email and some other purposes mostly.
I love "HN Trends by sant0sk1", but it really needs to normalize for the change in traffic over time. Instead of a raw number of points, it should be a percentage of all points, otherwise, all graphs look like this:

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It's causing financial losses to the plaintiff because they cannot charge companies for a similar product/service. Basically because Bittorrent is free they cannot charge any money for their own system.

At least that is the reasoning I see behind the financial losses statement.
It just seemed from your comment that you were implying any defacements in the near future from here on out should be attributed to Lulzsec fools. Which is nonsense.
That's at worse what, a UX flaw that doesn't interfere with normal operation? What is the big deal?
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Same story on Linux. Integrating the tmux or screen clipboards with the X clipboard is DIY.

I get that it's annoying if you're frequently moving data back and forth between these worlds, but I personally do this less and less as the years go by, and spend more and more time in the terminal. tmux has made this pretty pleasant. I have my editor (vim), mail (mutt), chat (irssi+bitlbee), and a browser for reading documentation (w3m), all at fixed window assignments. Copy and paste between these programs using the keyboard for text selection is nice. Reliable activity notifications for the mail and chat windows are something I can't live without anymore (and something screen lacks).
Probably the Gawker penetration. The dates of the data sets are listed below the email entry.
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