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Firefox issue should be fixed. Gecko is weird about some CSS rules, it also renders Helvetica Neue way too thin. I've subbed in Arial for FF users. Sorry about that.

As for Honeycomb people, I'm sorry but Honeycomb behaves very odd--reporting itself NOT as Android. this is a well documented problem. I just don't want to write a fix for it. It behaves fine on the iPad/iPhone and any mobile Android browser so I assume Honeycomb will catch up soon.

As for no-JS readers... =)
They've cut it down to 10 hours free a month, which is more a sample than a real service.
I'm a bit "germaphobic" really, I couldn't dream of using my laptop or phone while doing anything of that nature. I realize that my hands on my keyboard are probably far dirtier even with washing them, but eh, I guess I'm not a completely logical machine.
I can't rationalize this strategy in this circumstance. You have a small tight knit community of starcraft viewers who religiously watch streams. You create a product to cater to this audience. You lie to your audience about the origins. There is no broader audience you're trying to gain before your deceit is revealed. If there was some broader race against gaining wider traction, I might understand. But in this instance, it makes no sense. Funded and organized groups have gained support, this audience doesn't really hate companies like some niches. They like a good product.
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I think the idea is to get them to the point where you would take their credit card number, and instead say that you're developing the product and ask them if they want to leave their email address. That's how I've read these experiments in the past. Taking someone's credit card number without the intention of selling them something feels fraud-like.
Indeed. If you're into philosophy I figure you'd first define better what "do what you love" is supposed to mean before writing anything else.
There are technical, business, marketing and idea entrepreneurs (probably others). I don't believe each know what the other does: Programming, Stock Options, Networking, etc.

Maybe a program would be too structured for your tastes, but implemented well; it can reinforce potential entrepreneurs' knowledge. They could, of course, offer them in instalments as some entrepreneurs know some stuff and don't know other stuff but that's a different topic.
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If there's more than 22 persons I assume it is somehow public.
I'd definitely go for the classroom. Unless you're living in the country, it can be pretty hard to maintain the discipline to cram vocabulary at a reasonable pace without anyone checking on you. Also, at some point you'll at least need someone to practice with, ask questions, and check your grammar.

If you're looking for tips - when I was taking multiple languages at once (Japanese, Chinese, and Korean), between classes I listened to music from the language of the class I was about to go to, to get my mind switched into that mode. I'm also under the impression that the music helped with my pronunciation a lot (but not with listening comprehension as much as I'd've expected).
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I second MVPs. The customer acquisition strategy is usually harder than the actual application. I am guessing, and patio11 can back me up if he agrees, that it is much harder to get a teacher to your site in a cost effective manner and then get them to pay than it is to write an application that randomizes a set of words and prints them out.

By concentrating on the hard part you don't waste time doing the usually easier straight forward part you're already skilled at doing, only to find the part (marketing) you know nothing about doesn't work at all.

I don't mean to sound preachy; it's just that I've made this mistake and I don't want anyone else to if they can avoid it.
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I more meant anyone on Facebook who listens to a track streamed from Spotify while on Facebook and not having even been to Spotify's site or having downloaded any client, could be called a "user". 50 million people finally seeing real music integration on Facebook listening to a track or two doesn't seem unrealistic, but if that's what they call a user, they're being very generous to themselves.
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Though, true philosophers and poets do tend to be rich (showing that once needs are met, one has time to turn to richer thoughts).

That sounds a lot like there are no true Scotsman. Or perhaps it is better interpreted to mean only the truly wealthy can be true philosophers and poets. That may be the case...
"You can never create another social network by solving the problem of the Geeks."

Yeah, tell that to twitter.
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I've been using Teevox (Warp Prism) since the first version was released on Reddit. For those unfamiliar, it is a web application that provides a convenient interface to watch the video streams of professional Starcraft players. It was marketed as the effort of a single developer, a labor of love. Donations were solicited to that effect and I'll admit I was taken in by the whole thing. The narrative was appealing to hacker and Starcraft fan alike. I'll wait to hear a response from the developer, but if the whole thing was a marketing ploy its a damn shame.
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Do we believe in a complete coexistence between Google+ and Facebook?

Google+ : Facebook :: Facebook : Twitter

Facebook allows some directionality in posting that offers you some assurance. Twitter offers you none. Google+ offers a whole other control.

The problem is, I've had to explain the difference between Incoming, Following and more. I think Google needs to be explicit in their comparisons:

1. Circles allow for directional sharing. You can target an album of photos to your family easily, or pics from the bar to your friends just as quickly and safely if you setup your default Family and Friends circles sanely.

2. Incoming shows posts from those who are sharing with you, despite you not having added them to a circle of some sort. This is like Twitter, basically, except for you can also take it a level further and share only with certain people on certain posts, depending on the type. (I think they can extend this with tags and be able to have more focused and detailed sharing patterns between people.

3. By combining the long form and discussion-prone posts of Facebook, with the public conversation space of Twitter... they have a strange mass-forum quality. I'm following Googlers that are posting about all sorts of things. I've commented, and even been added by others (and some who seem to be from Google).

I'm not sure Google has clearly articulated all of the ways that their offerings are unique or better. I hope they do, it's so funny, I thought of Picasa as neat, but for others. Today I was given an SD card and asked to copy the photos. This is for a fairly tech illiterate family. I could easily upload to Picasa from my chromebook, and then from Google+ I could share it to my Family circle. I have no doubt that relatives could use this and get value from it. I think with a slight bit more integration, Google will have a wide and fairly smoothly integrated offering, and one that brings value to a diverse set of people.

Google+ allows me to share bits of news among my friends quickly, and they want to converse about it in a smaller space that is determined based on post to an automated degree. Imagine if, instead of "adding friends on reddit", you share link on G+ to a select group of people who share those interests. It could be reddit but tags instead of subreddits, if circles or circles+tags are done right. If this is the case, why would I use Facebook, it seems like shouting... like, uh, Twitter.

If this usage of Circles is too complicated, why would G+ have a shot?
I could see that, but is that necessarily the case all the time (particularly if you see it a lot)? I'd be surprised if it wasn't ever the case that they just didn't have permission, or the time, ability, or necessity to track down a person, to cite them by name.
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You should put that on the pypy site somewhere.
This is a poorly written article/rant.

Basically its only real point is that Google should've gone for "hot chicks with pics" rather than "techy geeks" since that's how one builds social networks (or rather, that's what Facebook did and ergo what Google should do).
Perhaps Facebook just understand that for a social network to be successful you need to encourage sharing at all costs; Google+'s Circles actively constrain sharing, increase complexity and raise the barrier to entry.
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I am guessing, and patio11 can back me up if he agrees, that it is much harder to get a teacher to your site in a cost effective manner and then get them to pay than it is to write an application that randomizes a set of words and prints them out.

It is harder to get a couple hundred thousand teachers on your site than to write an application. It isn't terribly difficult to get a couple of hundred on the site, or a couple dozen to use the application, or a couple to use the application with you staring over their shoulder.

I particularly like organic SEO / AdWords as early channels, because if you can prove they work in microscale, they typically won't totally break down right after microscale. (Obviously, BCC isn't going to Facebook scales.) i.e. if you can reliably turn $1 into $2 you can probably turn $1,000 into > $1,000.
Great post and I'm also not a fan of convertible debt, but for different reasons: As an entrepreneur I don't like the idea of carrying a chunk of debt on the balance sheet at an early stage. I also don't like the assumption of either another funding round or an exit hanging over the company.
The first application for Google, should use link submissions in subredits on reddit, to filter your link submissions to target them to users that subscribe to those subreddits (as to not bore or off put others). Or that filter everyone's links submissions to only include links that appear in a subreddit you subscribe to.

It's like tags, but instead inferring link interest from reddit subscriptions.
I don't do much C myself but I use Vim all the time so maybe I can give you a few useful hints:

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- learn to use buffers effectively, the :b command with tab completion is particularly useful to switch between buffers

- CRTL-0 / CTRL-I to go back and forth between cursor positions

- for C/C++, a.vim is a plugin that allows you to switch quickly between header and implementation

- learn to use make from Vim with :make, it will take you to the first compilation error and open a quickfix window that you can use to go to other errors (can be configured to compile other languages than C/C++)

- try ack, a better grep, very useful to search source code, there's a Vim plugin to integrate it

- if you have a lot of files and directories in your project, try the Command-T plugin

- for git, the Fugitive plugin can also be helpful (screencasts at http://vimcasts.org/)
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For as rambling as this is, he might have a point.
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Summary: The syntax and terminology of one language is radically different from another language. C is not C++ is not .Net is not Java. Threading is still hard.

Side note: Shared nothing, message passing, and leaving the atomic operations to the system modules is the easiest and safest way IMO to approach threading.
Facebook lists provide (barely) adequate functionality for users with large and/or complex social networks to constrain sharing but, like Circles, they're a PITA to set up. Fiven most people don't need them it's no surprise they're buried in the UI, particularly given they constrain rather than encourage sharing.
Somewhat self-referential, but this should clear this up:

(me) nlothian @dhanji Can you settle an argument on HN? Do you know about Facebook Lists or not? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2749711

@nlothian Yes, of course I do. Someone on there has already answered it: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2749651

http://twitter.com/#!/dhanji/status/90316893113696256
But you can do the same mistake on Facebook, if I post a story to my wall and you comment on it, then you don't really know who gets to see it. The default sharing mode is "Friends of friends" if I remember it right, and that means my friends of friends can read your comment, and you can only see who my friends are, but not who my friends of friends are.

On the other hand, I think most people are used to the fact that posting on Facebook is pretty public, and that the Circles feature might give people a false sense of privacy so they are more likely to make that mistake.
So on the one hand this guy says FB is lean and agile because they use PHP - but produced a less than compelling response to circles.

And on the other hand he says Google's "toolchain is not well suited to fast, iterative development and rapid innovation" - but they produced a polished social product from scratch in a remarkably short time.

I'm afraid I don't ascribe much value to his analysis. Maybe there's a good reason why he's an ex-wave and ex-plus engineer, and that could explain why I think I hear an axe being ground.
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Yes! I use facebook much more than I otherwise would because of the Friend Lists feature. I assure you that the users to whom this feature is important have found it. I presume that Google somehow believes that the rest of you will suddenly be super impressed with this feature now it is brought to your attention.
The cost of complexity in the compiler is not only to the persons implementing it.

Also I'm pretty sure the amount of work in the compiler was only one of the considerations, and while I don't doubt your account of your conversation with rob, I doubt it was the main consideration in this design decision.
It is quite obvious that Google+ is far, far from perfect, and I don't think that it is going to make even the smallest dent in facebook's market-share. But that doesn't mean that many of the features that make it distinctive-- including Circles-- aren't a positive step forward. (If anything, if the "defining features" of + serve no other purpose than forcing facebook to integrate similar features, I'd call it a success).

Indeed, suggesting that Google+ is simply some sort of "copy" of facebook plus a few new features is a pretty short-sighted view of the service, as the entire model of Google+ is hugely different: instead of viewing one's social graph as one monolithic entity, Google+ views it as a series of graphs that are often intersecting and often entirely different. And that is very useful, especially for people who might want to be able to share things with their coworkers that are entirely different than what they share with their friends.

I'm not going to argue with the assertion that a great deal of Google+'s early "success" is simply due to "non stop hyping", rather than the service's actual strengths. But that doesn't mean that the strengths it does possess are somehow frivolous or meaningless. They simply aren't.

Simply put: sure, you might be happy sharing with email/dropbox, but a great deal of people would rather that our current social networks had a more granular view of sharing/following/etc. (this includes me). And I hardly think its fair to criticize them the way you have-- it is more than just "the early adopter crowd trying to make the masses using Facebook feel inferior for still using it" (indeed, many of the early adopters have been very critical of the service, even noting when facebook or twitter is superior-- see Jeff Jarvis' comments about how difficult it is to follow live events on G+[1]).

It is still far too early to tell whether G+ is a 'facebook killer'-- I strongly suspect that it isn't. But that doesn't mean that unfair poo-pooing of it simply because it is over-hyped is the right response. Both Twitter and facebook could learn a great deal from what Google has done, and I genuinely hope they do.

As I said above, if that happens, I for one will consider G+ a rather startling success.

[1]:https://plus.google.com/105076678694475690385/posts/JSWreaGr...
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I don't understand how (or why) this is even a marketing ploy. Users would have adopted it just as well if they admitted that they were two developers and left it at that.

Even if they're working on it full time, it actually IS a side project! The end user doesn't suspect a profit motive because there really is none at this point.

So why lie at all? Seems completely redundant.
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when I first used Circles the first feature that came to my mind was the ability to make a circle public and to add other administrators to it and allow other people to 'follow' it, or add it to another circle

I think starting with private circles and making them public is a better feature than fb groups, which are just annoying and spammy
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It's not about the technical restrictions, the edge cases. It's about what a user expects when posting, the overall experience when sharing.

There will be the occasional embarrassing reshare, but for the most part users will (in theory...) feel more comfortable sharing more sensitive information if they better control who sees it. I found this post on technical vs social privacy interesting: https://plus.google.com/116222833568410151476/posts/QDwkrxrp...
Great idea of you want to be hated by the entire community that you are trying to reach.

Pose as a lone programmer, take handouts from the community via PayPal, be exposed as company owner.

Good job! I bet the Ycombinator guys are proud to have funded your project!