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Based on your original question, it sounds like you want to run js in the browser and not do server side js?

If that's the case create this html file:
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="whatever.js"></script>
</head>

<body></body>
</html>

And place it in the document root of the web server running on your machine, with your js code in a file called whatever.js alongside it. Then navigate to localhost in your browser, the js will run when the page loads.
That wouldn't help, the underlying problem is that the general tax morale is much lower in Greece compared to Sweden.
The birthplace of many groups that have ruffled more than a few feathers has been 4chan (Anonymous, lulzsec, etc.). I think a place that actively encourages anonymity and contrarian thought is surely something to worry about for any government, arguably more than social-networking sites.
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It's unfair to say that Google copied Diaspora. When you're making a social product there are only so many ways you can style a text entry box and only so many words for "bundles of people". The feature set across most social products has at least some overlap.

Blatant copying looks more like the Plurk v. Microsoft situation from December 2009: http://techcrunch.com/2009/12/14/microsoft-plurk-ripoff/.

Pixel for pixel copying = lame, feature overlap = necessary.
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The Appleseed Project also has had the idea of Aspects/Circles for a while now. They call them...<dramatic pause>...'Circles.'
bah. 68000 I mean.
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C++ suffers from too many options/features. There are too many programming paradigms and styles one can use so it may get messy if one is not adherent to a personal style. On the other hand, you might want to check out the STL which is the most beautiful example of generic programming i know (and also the hardest to debug).

I don't know about IDEs, does vim count?

Learning COBOL can only guarantee you a job as a specimen in the programming museum nowadays.
Not sure why you're getting downvoted - you have a valid point. If a competitor came out with a product, I would absolutely investigate it and see how it compares. Not to mention, if I were a well-known person, reserving my name before any scammer could.
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Arg, Google is killing me with it's "Already invited? We've temporarily exceeded our capacity. Please try again soon.". Getting an invitation and still not being able to join is bad practice ...
It's amazing how 90% of the people here are so incredibly ignorant that they don't know that states don't have jurisdiction over the activities of their residents and non residents in other states. This community is not very smart.
Nope. I shouldn't have put those two things together because one is bad programming practice and the other is just a disagreement I have with his style.
There would be a lot fewer opportunities as many employers would get rid of their internship programs. This would result in even more competition for what paid opportunities were left.

If there are only a few internships available in a given field, having an internship would no longer be a de facto requirement for starting a career in that field (unless the handful of new employees who got the handful internships are all the new blood that's needed, in which case the unpaid internship system is just another way to string people along).
they could have done the hard work of coordinating real world meetings with various existing projects to hash out federation issues

Actually, StatusNet did a great job with that, organizing the Federated Social Web Summit in Portland last summer. I was there (Appleseed), so was OneSocialWeb, Gnu Social, Diaspora. It was good times.
I find that trying to ask my question at StackOverflow is the best way to improve. Because I have to think about how best to word my problem, and really make it clear and concise. And usually when I do that, I end up just solving the problem on my own.

Of course, I see a lot of give me teh codez there, so I can see where the author is coming from. Nevertheless, I find it to be a useful tool in helping me become a better programmer.
I've gotten a lot of business from my long-lost high school friends (and long-lost high school enemies too), so each trivial status update is like a precious little gem to me.
I'm an iPhone user and have very little experience with Android, and I'm pretty surprised to find this out.

I was trying to help someone set up his email on an Android device yesterday and the setup guide I found featured clumsy photos of the phone and its various set up screens. I was wondering why someone would take that approach vs. grabbing screen shots. I guess that question is answered.
>"I am a computer science student"

Take a studio art course. It will require a high level of commitment which is the only way to learn design.

[edit] It also has the potential to make your resume stand out among a stack of recent CS grads.
"compiled and edited by Harvard University president Charles W. Eliot"

Could you imagine a university president of today doing something like this?

As opposed to serving on corporate boards, making speeches, raising money _full time_.
What happens in 2026? Is there a debt collector from a foreign planet coming then?

By definition government debt equals net private savings (+/- exports). If the private sector wants a surplus you have to have a government debt. The alternative, as seen on the chart, is to replace net private savings with welfare state programs.
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It's because of the ratio of reads to writes. For many applications, especially in social/content, the creation traffic is an order of magnitude or two less than the consumption traffic. So free inbound bandwidth is a bit of a rounding error.

Here's a somewhat old article that captures the rule.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2006/jul/20/guardianwee...
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My understanding is that C++ is a highest-level programming language. What would be a higher-than-C++ level language?
I don't have a Facebook and I won't create one. No go.
... and you refuse to comply with requests for investigation and flee the country.
Wasn't Facebook recently granted a 'gifting' patent?
No, stating the obvious would be:
Of course he wants to see what his competition looks like first hand, and you can't test a social network without networking with people who know who you actually are.

Is he supposed to slink around like a frightened thief? No, he'd join, steal the good ideas, and say "so long and thanks for all the fish"... like a Boss.
No disrespect to Diaspora, but they hadn't really come up with anything new, especially nothing that a company like Google would have to look towards them for inspiration. Livejournal had friends lists for a decade, plenty of other projects were looking to federate social networking (Appleseed, OneSocialWeb, FOAF, etc). I think this is giving way too much credit to Diaspora, whose real innovation it seems was in the marketing/crowdsourced funding space.
I hope they do something on the namespacing.

Linkedin appear to be including a country name in the URL now which increases namespacing, but that isn't enough.

This is one of the biggest challenges I see online and in gaming at the moment:

How do you namespace identity in a way that gives everyone an appropriate vanity URL and scales indefinitely?

Currently every system seems to end up like XBL with '{{!! MyNAMEz !!}}'.

If XBL is like this now - what will it be like in 10 years.

I think I saw some planned Google Apps profile URLs somewhere that used the format /yourdomain/name - that could be a start.
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I had the same thought. I think the author is only warning against immediately looking on Stack Overflow for existing answers. Formulating a good question of your own for SO requires a significant amount of thinking about the problem, which is what's being advocated.
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I'm pursuing an idea I had the other day, and in order for the product to function, it would need to get data from large retailers. However, these retailers, upon inspection, have very non-programmer-friendly sites (IFrames and embedded Flash), and no APIs to speak of.

Without this convenience, the product would need a LOT of (my) manual labor, something I don't have the time for at this juncture in my life.

So, I was thinking about sending emails to these businesses, asking if they had more programmer-friendly versions of their data, or something along those lines.

Is this a good idea? What would you suggest?

tl;dr Should a nobody like me ask (multiple) large retailers for access to their data? How?
60% is the magic number from Reinhart and Rogoff. Their work is flawed because they failed to distinguish between public debt borrowed in a country's own currency versus other currencies.
Why would it be surprising to see him on there? Dogfooding is a good idea, but in this case, there's nothing stopping someone from using both Facebook and Google+. He'd be foolish to not be on Google+, how else is he supposed to know where he's winning and where he might lose users.
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In fairness, that wasn't the "Obama approach". The stimulus was whittled down by the Congress.
This is really neat. I was under the (mistaken) impression that there was not much for sale in BTC.
No, I didn't know there was a llvm backend for avr.
thanks for the email, but the notification received still didn't have the ability to invite me, but merely redirected me to: https://plus.google.com/u/0/up/start/?sw=1&type=st
the future of diaspora is just NOW in doubt? not pretty much every single day since it was announced?

I have immense respect for the founders of the diaspora project. they were at the right place and at the right time to get some kickass funding and publicity, but thats basically it. don't get me wrong. the idea is great, and I'd love to see a proper competitor to facebook from the community.

and I'm sure I'll get downvoted for this.
I'm not being hypocritical: I think that he should start consulting experts for all his classes. I'd much rather have a site that crowdsources experts to teach topics than have one guy with a shallow depth of field on a lot of topics do it.
I just don't feel like I can trust any privacy settings in FB. In addition to being complex, even for a technical user, when one of my friends comments on a picture or status update of a non-friend, I can see that non-friends picture or status update. This is a huge privacy hole. Also, do you use FB groups or lists?
Thanks! I had that same impression too until I built a search engine for bitcoin products.
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>Another evil I forgot to mention about minimum wage earier is the trap effect. Imagine your effective wage is worth less than minimum wage, but you've managed to land a dead-end job making minimum wage. Now you have a disincentive to refocus on something that would make you more valuable than minimum wage.

There are plenty of incentives to make better than minimum wage. Minimum wage doesn't exactly net you a luxurious quality of life. On one hand, it makes sense that if you allow the purchase of labour to be completely subject to the rules of supply and demand, information about what is needed where and most efficiently will spread through the network of economic activities. But labour has several disadvantages when compared to other commodities. Focusing on just one, it is expensive and time consuming for a person to upgrade the kind of labour they can provide. Education isn't cheap, and you have to support yourself while you obtain it. Being able to earn minimum wage while going through school helps to open up the opportunity to learn more valuable skills for many people. Unless your intention is to leave people from disadvantaged economic backgrounds out in the cold and allow their difficulties to propagate from generation to generation, there needs to be some mechanism to level the playing field, if only a little. My own tendencies would be towards even more socialist measures than just the minimum wage, but at least it puts a floor on how bad things can get.
Good catch. This is similar to "rubber-duck debugging" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging).
Censorship is not the only problem - the filter also makes visiting foreign web sites intolerably slow, so people don't even bother.

One solution is to host your stuff in Hong Kong (which is what Google did). It's fast for both foreign and Chinese mainland visitors, it's not under the juridiction of the censorship bureau, and there's a more mature legal system in place.

AFAIK, every western company that does business in China and every Chinese company that does businesses overseas has a presence in Hong Kong.
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"In 2004, a year in which Wal-Mart reported $9.1 billion in profits, the retailer's California employees collected $86 million in public assistance, according to researchers at the University of California-Berkeley. [...]In 2004, Democratic staffers of the House education and workforce committee calculated that each 200-employee Wal-Mart store costs taxpayers an average of more than $400,000 a year, based on entitlements ranging from energy-assistance grants to Medicaid to food stamps to WIC—the federal program that provides food to low-income women with children."

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And this is with a minimum wage.
You can get screenshots from Android but it requires the SDK and USB drivers which is probably a PITA for a designer.
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Japan has had high debt for a couple of decades, and is an interesting example. From what I understand the debt has really hampered growth. However, the debt is mostly held by the Japanese (I think), which is a much different situation because the money is just circulating from the general population to those in the population holding the debt, rather than being sent overseas to foreign creditors.
Per Wikipedia, a compiler is "a computer program ... that transforms source code written in a programming language ... into another computer language".
Looks like Google Profiles are a no-no for Google Apps users. A shame really since my enthusiasm for this will probably wear off before they sort this out...
So at what point does a botnet cease to be a parasite and start to be a symbiote?

If TDL-4 keeps your machine free of other malware at the cost of engaging in the occasional DDoS....

Actually, wouldn't TDL-4's owners possibly earn more money by doing remote management and tuning of 4.5 million PCs than they could by selling malware connectivity?
The Norway situation you describe is correct.

Normally an influx of wealth from oil (or other natural resources, even humanitarian aid) will suppress the country's abilities to be competitive in manufacturing or other (non-oil) sectors. It's often called a "Resource Curse" or "Dutch Disease".

Avoiding the curse requires not to spending the oil money directly... and instead to invest it and spend only the interest.
I think it depends on the phone but I'm pretty sure most Android devices can do that by now.
Mine can take screenshots by pressing the Home+Power buttons.
Great gems in this article. Thanks for the great info.
E-mail is a great way to reach out to certain segments of your consumers. It is useful and beneficial when you are able to communicate information that is of value.For instance, company updates, product updates and offers. The idea is not to push information but to tailor relevant information and use e-mail as tool to build up communities.

As well e-mail is a great tool to test copy. When you do A/B splits to see how you can use certain copy to drive the most action out of that segment.

I would still recommend E-mail over having Facebook Fan pages because it is easier to maintain, less time consuming and communication is easier to control.

Great tool to use for small businesses to publish newsletters/e-mails.
http://mailchimp.com/

A few other ideas to use e-mails are

1) Trigger e-mails by Sign in. If the user has not accessed their account after x period of time send gentle reminder

2) Trigger e-mails based on birthdays
Unless the config file uses JSON as a format. Then no comments for you!
I'd suggest David Kadavy's Design for Hackers when it comes out: http://www.designforhackers.com/
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interesting how the really basic info page still seems to be the most valuable aspect
Seems like the world is trending away from people owning this kind of hardware. As a consumer I want to be as hands off as possible. Not sure I want to deal with the overhead of putting a server in my house.
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First, your argument is a logical fallacy. There's no reason why I need to give a better solution in order to point out that an existing one is not good enough.

Second, I feel no need to replicate LPTHW.
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Or a Samsung handset, which allows you to take screenshots using menu and home.
Australia is an interesting point on that chart since less than ten years ago its debt was around the same as Spain or Canada. I think it had a minerals boom that brought in large surpluses.
I think the strategy is more a 'Path-y' just start over angle. Too much noise already on FB/Twitter, Google needs to play the signal card.

No wonder they wanted to buy Path!!
Unlikely. Very few employees in the US make exactly the minimum wage, which is why it's true that minor increases have close to no effect.

Keep in mind how many products are imported from third world countries that have poor labor standards & low wages. The current US lifestyle is heavily subsidized by this cheap labor. Additionally here in the US there is often abuse with illegal immigrants who make well below minimum wage & work in poor working conditions.
I'm friends with a girl that is currently enrolled.

In a lot of ways it's much like any other college or university in that it can be gamed and you can graduate without putting forth a great deal of effort. They do have interesting mechanisms to weed out those who truly don't belong there (Don Rags, enabling), but if you're willing to read and write you can make it through four years.

It's a great place to get a liberal arts degree if you take on the curriculum with the intention of absorbing the material and building the foundation that they're laying out for you. I've been told that post-graduation it is often necessary to complete undergrad credits elsewhere before most grad schools will look at you - not sure how accurate that is.

It's an extremely romantic idea. I'm satisfied with my current education, but I still find myself envious of the environment they are at least trying to create and what that has to offer.
I understand that, and appreciate your invitation. But I think Google is somehow overplaying the whole invite-game. Shall I collect dozens of invites, or does only the first one count? Google is annoying those persons most enthusiastic about their new toy ...
really? that's strange, it looks fine in FF4 here. The site was about 12hrs including copy writing, so there may be a few mistakes.
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About time.

You could build your own, but not sure if your home ISP likes you hosting servers.
France is one of the most regulated countries and the price for internet access is still the cheapest in Western Europe. So, no, I wouldn't blame the government for your prices.
oh, I realize that. I was just commenting about the situation in general
If you're referring to Assange, as I understand it he'd already spoken with prosecutors once and they explicitly declined to prosecute. He was not under any order not to leave, so he didn't "flee the country". I would probably decline to return to some country for my transparently politically-motivated prosecution too.
Very informative article. I always find it interesting to see what experienced Django developers are doing. I will definitely be trying out some these tool, especially Vagrant and Puppet.
Well, in this case, I eschewed Germanic examples! But you can consider it a reductio ad Francum if you like (and if my Latin grammar isn't too terrible).
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I don't think that one can say that Diaspora owned the idea that we have different social circles/aspects.

But still sad that Diaspora might close their doors. They can take pride in the fact that their vision is being adopted.
Which Samsung handsets? This doesn't work on my Captivate.
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Thank you for posting this. I remember trying to understand quaternions a few years ago and didn't get it. Your comment combined with this article made it click.

I wonder if there's anything of numbers in infinite dimensions and, more interestingly, numbers in different degrees of infinite dimensions (yup, infinity comes in different degrees too - http://sites.google.com/site/degreesofinfinity/). It seems that math is only limited by the imagination.
I love the playful style of the whole thing.