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IIRC, it started as one of the admins at Justin.tv spending a bunch of time arranging food for them, and then deciding that other startups had the same problem and spinning out Zero Cater.

The YC connection is a great way to get started (incidentally, the YC company I'm currently at (Greplin) has been using them for a few months, and I have no complaints).
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To: [your email]
Subject: Washington Post Vulnerability Update

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The option of having your username in the URL is still there, but it looks like the setting needs to be toggled again for the new profile scheme. Check near the bottom on https://profiles.google.com/me/about/edit/d .

Edit: Strangely, the option shows up only sometimes when I click the edit button.
I read through most of this thread with much respect for your tact and exhibition of thick-skin. I resisted clicking through, so as not to bias my judgment (many comments noting cleavage). Eventually, I felt compelled to visit the linked article, and, excuse me, but the camera that took that shot seems to be aimed down your shirt. I will certainly admit to being something of a 'prude', but I believe that is an attribute in this context (i.e. work/ business).

You seem to have passion, and that means a lot; but, I fear you might attract some talent that might cause trouble down the road using, what I would call, somewhat provocative methods to attract talent. IMHO, dress conservatively.
They could send the book (maybe in .mobi format so the no conversion would be necessary) directly to your kindle email address.
If your job is punditry then email probably has a tremendously low signal-to-noise ratio. Honestly I have no idea what kinds of communications happen inside TechCrunch, but I imagine all they really care about is whether MG is cranking out his delicious brand of linkbait on a regular basis. On the flip side, the amount of unsolicited opinion and blowback he gets is probably obscene.

Taking a break from email is probably a good idea, but ultimately he'll have to learn to manage it, because frankly email is a lot better than getting pinged on IM or Twitter DMs a hundred times a day. If I were in that position (and thank god I'm not) I'd switch to a new email address and only give it to people who really really need it.
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This is MG and other tech pundit's job: flame some new random topic when there's a slow news day. Their job revolves around running around with their hair on fire about some new thing Killing something else or other. Everything is in absolutes and has dramatic effect to it. Honestly what they write isn't worth its weight in shit-streaked toilet paper. Tis a shame I forgot to put techcrunch.com back into my /etc/hosts file after I edited it out a little while ago.
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David Pollak Creator of Lift
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It should be pretty easy for Mt. Gox to show use in commerce. Same for any of the merchants that has actually accepted bitcoins for goods.

It might be worth writing to the New York bar association about this guy. They might be interested to know they have a lawyer who evidently slept through his "evidence" class in law school.
My PhD was in computer science and my experience was quite similar.

I wrote probably around 3000 lines of code on 4 separate projects (mostly MATLAB, C and Java). This code was never shared with anyone, my advisors were not interested in the code, all they cared about were the results. To be honest it wasn't very good code, I would have a hard time understanding it now (although I could probably figure it out eventually).

And after I graduated I took the code with me and I am the only person who ever verified the working of the code.

This bothers me on some level, since no one can really verify and inspect the results of my publications (unless they tracked me down to ask me for the code some of which has been lost) - but it is pretty much the norm in my field.

There was an interesting discussion about this on the Theoretical Computer Science Stackoverflow a while back:

http://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/5361/code-in-aca...

Bottomline: Yes, we should probably do it (especially in areas where the research is simulation and the code encapsulates all the results) but we probably won't unless we're pushed.
The only thing to come close to email in usefulness for me has been SMS (not counting the phone itself.) But even the email/SMS duopoly could soon change given the near ubiquitous presence of smartphones.

I'm just waiting for the evolution from "e-mail" to "e-conversation". Just create add protocols to add IM, video, audio, images, and possibly even metadata to allow for non-perfect presumed input (say, transcripts of audio/video, computer devised descriptions of images, all for search purposes).

Of course, I say "just", but sadly I can't see that kind of thing happening, despite my honest belief that it would be a benefit to all (think webmail clients) more than attempts to "become" the platform for the future (Myspace, Facebook, G+) that I think we can all see becoming a boom/bust cycle of "new hotness/old busted" if we're unlucky.
Fyi, this was written in 2009.
I guess Google doesn't need to care about SEO
That's why my main point was that scientists need to be taught that code is as likely a source of errors as anything else in the scientific process.
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The used method reminds me of randomized sorting algorithms and how they're often more efficient than deterministic methods.
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I should have made it clearer that I wasn't trying to disprove your greater point, only clarify that one division of Microsoft does make good, very popular stuff.
I dont think you are being accurate here.

1. Everyone even the most loyal apple fanboy now believes that there is some evil in there. Even pg wrote an essay about it. http://www.paulgraham.com/apple.html

2. Google got lot of bad press after the deal for internet deal with sprint and since then have lot of trust in its users.

3. I think microsoft's evilness is perhaps more influenced due to mediocre products than anything else. Its no more evil than modern apple.
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Ownership of bitcoin or recipt (in a previous transaction) are easily, provable, what is more, once proof is provided it is irrefutable.

All someone need do is point to a record of a transaction in th blockchain and provide the keys that verify ownership of this address.

This guy doesn't know what he's doing.
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Facebook has 750 million users. [1]

Myspace has 63 million users, maybe less. [2]

I think userbase is a valid part of a social network argument. Or at least far from "patently flawed".

1. https://www.facebook.com/press/info.php?statistics
2. http://social-media-optimization.com/2011/03/myspace-loses-1...
Hey listen everyone, Mr. Pascazi, Esq. put a lot of creative effort into this literary masterpiece, and he'd appreciate it if the rest of the internet stopped trying to rip him off:

http://www.pascazilaw.com/files/New_Coin_of_the_Realm_062311...

Ok, seriously, wasn't the EFF invented for this sort of thing?
OK, Aaron.
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I answer the same way whenever this comes up, apologies for that, but I really think the broad answer for anyone is a simple 3+2 answer:

The three fundamental things you need to do is: eat well, exercise and sleep enough. Sleep 8 hours (yes, this varies from person to person) every night. Eat well, and get educated on nutrition. Don't believe the labels+marketing - just keep it fresh and simple. Exercise every day - it doesn't have to be anything intense...a 45 minute walk or a casual bike ride is fine.

The +2 are the two things you can do to have enough time to do the three above: don't watch tv, kill the long commute.
In France you have 3 main players (and some little ones using their networks, but that doesn't really count). They were already condemned for some "secret" agreements on prices (http://www.cellular-news.com/story/15060.php).

A fourth operator is in process of entering the market, but it has had a lot of difficulties already. The 3 main actors really did all they could to slow the process down and even try to have the government refuse the license to the new one.

Their main reason? The new "challenger" is Free.fr. These are the same ones who pulled the internet market in France.
The ones who came and proposed a free dialup access (minus communication costs), when all other actors were still on "3 hours + comm costs" kind of deals.
The ones who pushed the ADSL market to lower prices for more service, and introduced the concept of "triple play" (you get a special router from the ISP, and you get free TV and phone calls added to the regular internet) ( http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freebox , the English page is lacking, though ).
They forced the other actors (roughly the same ones as the mobile telecom) to come up with the same offers for about the same prices.

So that's why they did everything they could to prevent Free from entering the mobile market. By fear of the same kind of thing happening.

Free.fr managed to get their license though, and are in the process of establishing their antenna network. So we will see what will be, when they will really start, and announce their mobile deals.
Plus button is way off the screen on 1024*768. Some people use laptops and tablets.
gplus.to

..although it's not run by Google.

Maybe they'll end up getting gpl.us
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Looks like they took a cue from this on the 1Password forums: http://forum.agile.ws/index.php?/topic/5406-dropboxs-terms-o...
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IM is always running in the background. Facebook requires going to the website and logging in and monitoring it. And being "available" to a huge swath of people. Not to mention, all of my colleagues and co-workers are on IM. I'm not going to reach out to a colleague to ask about a client via facebook chat and I'm not going to communicate with a client via facebook, instead of IM.

In short, Facebook likely contains everyone you've ever met or dealt with in person or online and "friended" that can potentially chat with you -- IM likely contains only the people you actually need to chat with.

"Everyone is there" is becoming an increasingly poor reason to justify selling your soul to a particular social network (as an individual or a business).
Have a daily practice which is non-negotiable - as core to your day as eating. James Altucher's post is a good roadmap:

http://www.jamesaltucher.com/2011/02/how-to-be-the-luckiest-...

For me, it's getting up early, thinking about things I'm grateful for while I drink my coffee, then working out, then meditating, then hitting the day.
You forgot, Appulous, Crackulous etc... I think that's their problems, not the apps you found on cydia (Except maybe some things like, 3G unrestrictor and things like that)
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"That doesn’t mean I’ll respond to all of these alternative communications either — I suspect they’ll build up quickly too. But at least it will be a nice big barrier to entry that will help to alleviate my inbox overload."

Yes, this isn't an email problem, it's a chaff problem. It's with some irony that I note the comments section has probably the most visual chaff of any I've seen apart from those gamer boards where people compete for biggest stupidly large signature.

and... oh god, there's a second comments section for the facebookers, too. Yeesh. This guy rolls in chaff. It's not email's fault.
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This, by the way, is specific for the US. In Germany, and I believe in almost any other European country, only the sender pays for SMS and calls. I spent a year in the US and this was something I found quite irritating - being charged for receiving a call.
See also:

The art of stock picking as a subdivision of the art of worldly wisdom:
http://www.paladinvest.com/pifiles/MungersWorldlyWisdom.htm

Academic economics, strengths and faults after considering interdisciplinary need:
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I wonder what the national republican senatorial committee was doing with one of those?
> When someone comes around and says "Hey, maybe the way that the establishment thinks things should be done is actually completely wrong," some people are excited and intrigued by the possibilities, and some have an visceral, negative response.

He (staunch) is not 'scared of the new ideas' - quite the contrary, he says they're pretty standard for anyone with a clue.

Perhaps the point of this book, if you read all the way down, where he talks about why he went the traditional publishing route, is that it's to spread his message to people outside sites like this, to people who are not so attuned to the latest goings on in the world of startups.

Which, paradoxically, might mean that it's not a good buy for most of us in that perhaps he's just repeating stuff we've already read?
even a company the size of google doesn't have 112349855959838705650 employees
Just wait until that red box on that gray bar hovers over their every search. Their email. Maps. Maybe calendar.

It's like we've all forgotten who the 800 lb gorilla is! Google's launchpad is tree-mendous. The show is just getting started.
As a rising medical scientist I wish this were the case. It is, quite literally, a fantasy of mine.
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Be where you are. Get a job, save money, do fun stuff with friends. Get outside. Draw. Paint. Travel, Learn guitar. Learn Spanish. Try a new sport. Join a group of some sort. Meet girls! Get outside your comfort zone, and get used to that feeling.

You'll have lots of chances to learn life's tougher lessons along the way - trust me.

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This reminds me of the famous Knuth quote: "We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: premature optimization is the root of all evil."

In this case, I'd say the premature optimization was simply trying to prove the correctness of each move before it was made. In the bigger picture, programmers have a meta-algorithm for how they solve problems. It's tempting to sit down and figure out an O(1) or maybe O(n) algorithm - whatever is the fastest possible - and only then start to program. In reality, many of these optimizations, especially on a life-scale, can be counter-productive, because the cost of designing, implementing, and maintaining them far outweighs the benefits. One of the hardest parts of good engineering is true simplicity.

So I'd say Knuth's suggested philosophy applies to problem-solving at large, and this is one perspective on the author's epiphany.
+100 to that
> Let someone else do the hard part.

Obviously not everyone can follow this strategy or none of the hard parts would get done.
I really wish people would stop linking to obvious linkbait articles on Techcrunch. This one is just 8 pages of screencaps from twitter (because I guess copying and pasting was too hard) after a few paragraphs of the same trite "look at me, I'm so important I can't manage my email inbox!" BS that every person who fancies themselves important eventually comes up with. [0]

0: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Email_bankrup...
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I did something similar.. I got rid of my iPhone. I no longer check it constantly, and loathe those who can't go a few minutes while in the company of others without checking or chatting(SO I'm talking to you!!) It's been a great freedom, even when alone, I have my thoughts and a book if I WANT! I actually just borrow a friends web phone if I want to check a web project real quick. I sometimes use an old flip phone I never cancelled if I deem important but I still rarely do so and appreciate the lack of noise. Nothing is more important now then it was 20 years ago, I'll be in touch if something goes down.
A deep problem seems to be a high barrier-to-entry for would-be competing carriers. If it was easy to start a business that charged rates people were happier with, someone would do it, and make a good deal of money. As things currently are, there's no real incentive for carriers to change -- they get away with it because consumers don't have a choice.
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Just to let you know, if someone complains they can't see the registration box it could be that they have Ghostery blocking everything as that blocks Facebook Connect. That results in no box being shown below the text.
I think another question to ask would be

1) Does pair programming eliminate the need for code review?
2) And those who pair, what tools do you use? I've heard Gerrit, Reviewboard, and Github itself.

Though I seem to think Github pull requests aren't very good teams since you can't seem to assign them to anybody.
There was a long discussion [1], and in the end Gerrit was chosen. I have used Review Board previously, but actually like Gerrit quite a lot now that I'm forced to work with it ;)

[1] http://lists.qt-labs.org/public/opengov/2011-February/000260...
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Python and django related ones:

Michael Foord (aka voidspace, fuzzyman): https://plus.google.com/u/1/114852031032123777881/posts

Simon Willison: https://plus.google.com/u/1/106366615678321494423/posts

Jannis Leidel: https://plus.google.com/u/1/116135559313623469613/posts

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Eric Florenzano: https://plus.google.com/u/1/109591387819364984777/posts
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