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this is the #1 reason why I sought out a Firefox alternative a long time ago. I like to have a lot of tabs open, and to almost never close or restart the browser. Firefox was, and to an extent still is, unusable with that type of usage pattern.

I hope they get it sorted out because it is the main blocker to getting a lot of the early adopter crowd who have switched to chrome back onto Firefox.
It's not just domain registrars, I reset the password of my basecamphq.com account (which stores very confidential project information) last week, and received this email:

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As a frontline helpdesk worker at a corporation that deployed hundreds of Blackberrys, I can assure you that the users frequently cared a great deal about the crappy UI of the Blackberry OS. When I left, the MIS (yes, we were that old-school) department were beginning to research moving away from RIM because their end-user devices were consuming too much of our helpdesk resources. And because the executives, who all had iPhones, came to us and asked the question why we couldn't provide them a solution that worked as well as an iPhone's email.
Or just get irritated with lesser languages. I know I do this.
The Wordpress team typically only release bug fixes for the current version. It's one of my pet peeves as an administrator.
The OP also recommends against using "hellish" webforms, and I wholeheartedly agree... one "oops" with my browser and the message I was writing is gone.

But I see them all over the place, and they take some work to implement whereas posting your e-mail address doesn't. Is there some argument to be made in favor of these which escapes me?
For starters, consider an iPhone app since that's where much of the traction-generating action is. It's hard to say though given how little we know about the app. What does that mean "facilitating Augmented Reality to ease the users"?
Right: the example is contrived. My point is mainly that it is actually within reach, and that workload needs to be taken into consideration when making any statement about how much memory a browser should be using.
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It happens to me all the time - the "linked images" bookmarklet combined with EarthPorn reddit + autopager.
There's at least one google engineer in my extended circles that was surprised the ability to edit the URL in the profile editor was gone. The instructions on how to edit the url are still there but the element is missing from the new layout. So he's "looking into it."
What protocol is it that routes around censorship, exactly?

The "global" part. There is always some country in which a certain thing is not censored. The servers can be placed there, the traffic can be routed through there.

This does not prevent anyone from beating anyone else up, that's right, but I don't think anyone ever claimed that the internet would prevent physical violence. Just censorship of information.
What I always found interesting was the implication that programs proven correct are also free of logic errors more of the time, and worse, that they are free of algorithmic complications. To be fair, the latter point is slowly being addressed, although it rips massive holes in the purity of Haskell and Scheme. I mean, who wants to see explicit tail recursion all the time, or mutable large data structures? But the alternative is slow code.

I think that Haskell's forced purity is roughly as good at catching logic errors as the strict typing of C++ or the clean syntax of Python: It catches some stuff, some of the time, but never everything, and never reliably. At some point, the onus is on the programmer to write good code.
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Maybe you have a different use case than I do; my Chrome instance usually uses about 30% more memory than Firefox despite having a quarter as many tabs open.
Incidentally, does anyone know how many source lines of code iOS is? How about the software distributed on the OS X install disk minus hardware drivers?
Remarkable: "No we don't free chunks right away (except with the new SHRINK GC call). They survive 3 GCs because of allocation heavy workloads. Freeing and allocating right away hurts benchmark performance (bug 541140)."

So they're basically saying one of the reasons a copy of Firefox with no open tabs is currently consuming 1GB of my computer's memory is because they didn't want to suck on benchmarks. Is there a flag I can set to tell the damn browser "I AM A REAL USER AND NOT A BENCHMARK, PLEASE DON'T SIT ON 1GB OF MEMORY, FREE IT IMMEDIATELY"?
It means that it uses a Layer (not literally) to show AirTags (or GeoLocations) to show religious places augmented on the camera...

It's just one implementation, we are planning to add onto it, on the social theme (like initiating causes, and getting following in real time)

So, how should we go with answering tough marketing questions like:

How are you gonna earn, revenue model?
How will you generate traction?
How will you tackle with your competitors?
...stuff like that...

I hope it's clear now...
That's appropriate, because hashing for hash tables has entirely different requirements than cryptographic hashing.

For a hash table you want a function that evaluates really fast, is short, but produces as little collisions as possible given that constraint.

A cryptographic hash can be slower and have more steps, but it should be extremely hard to find a plaintext with a pre-defined hash value, or produce collisions, or one of the many other threat scenarios.
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Wikipedia gets quite a few referrals from Google. Are they direct competitors?
I agree. Java as a language has been abusively used (+XML), just like any other popular languages. But the JVM is very solid and luckily we can use other languages other than Java. So you get the best of both worlds :) I use Groovy and Scala for personal projects, but at work I still use Java.
Could Khan do each of these in about 7 minutes?
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Did you consider compressed JPG/PNG on disk versus uncompressed raw image data bitmap in RAM?

A 1024x768 32-bit image is 1024x768x4 = 3.145.728 bytes when uncompressed.
Have you tried Java EE 6 at all? It seems to be catching up to Spring. That said, there might not be many reasons to use it, especially since not many application servers support it.

I worked with Java EE in 2004, took a break, and started working with it again last year. It's not too bad, except for JSF. JSF is really a horrible mess. They should scrap it and start over.
In FF6 (available right now on the Aurora channel and in the next few days on the Beta channel) and later versions you can go to about:memory and click on the "minimize memory usage" button at the bottom. Maybe do it a couple of times for luck.

We're working on improving things. See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=656120 for another big improvement that will go into FF7.
And yet 4.5M people 'like' Pepsi on FB...
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What is impressive of "facing bullets" if there are smarter and more effective ways? In Tunisia they down'd the gov't, that is what matters.

Judging, from the comfort of one's sofa, what is a more "impressive" way to do it, is hardly helpful or "impressive" itself. Getting things done, is.
The key word here is "workload". A web browser is a programming environment. It would be silly to say "no single native program should use 500MB of RAM", and it's equally silly to say that no website (and by extension, the browser) should use that much.

That's not to say Firefox's memory usage is perfect, far from it. That's why we're making improvements like this one. See https://wiki.mozilla.org/Performance/MemShrink for more.
I think this should be mandatory gadget for going to clubs (meeting opposite sex). Assuming it works in low light.
OS X? I have 50+ tabs open atm and it is taking up 690MB in total. Chrome is also good with swaping/paging tabs that are in the background.

Also, I have flash disabled, and use 3 separate builds of chrome on OS X to separate web accounts, dev instances and anonymous browsing
I have 6G of core and 4G of swap. If using more memory makes browsing faster, I'm all for it. Memory is cheap. CPU time is expensive.

For reference: 24G of DDR3 costs about $220 these days.
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This is a great point. A friend of mine has a calculator, with big, traditional buttons, on his desk. It gets set off all the time (and prints out useless lines of tape) when people lean against the desk, simply because of where the calculator sits.

There is certainly much more to getting controls right than the style of buttons.
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A colleague of mine said "eternal vigilance is the price of low memory usage". Firefox's memory behaviour has varied over the years. FF3.6 was fairly good. FF4 wasn't good. FF5 is a bit better. FF7 is looking like it will be much better. You can get Nightly builds of FF7 now (nightly.mozilla.org), and you'll be able to get Aurora builds of it in a couple of days.
How did Tank Man change the world forever?? Here in China, hardly anybody has ever seen the picture or heard of him. Unfortunately, he seems to be just a good campaigning picture in the West.
If a web dev is going to start rolling their own CRM (maybe without realizing that's what they're doing), there's less perceived friction if they just start bashing out one more web form (with fields that make the user do some of the routing and prioritization work) than if they must first do enough homework to wire something into the org's email server, where prototype-grade code could really screw you over. I think this is a problem Zed Shaw set out to solve with a new framework, though he didn't display the "100.0% of messages must be delivered" attitude that would make me comfortable tinkering with it.
By the time we get to FF412 in a month or so I expect it will be awesome and actually ordering me free RAM from Crucial
If I recall correctly, Google switched their crawler from Python to C++ for performance and for library compatibility etc. And eBay moved the whole website from C++ to Java in 2002.

IMO, the problem is that Twitter was Ruby's poster while both were still in ascension (might as well say they still are).

The first migration they did was porting their message queue from Ruby to Scala. As mentioned on a TheGuardian article, they migrated because Starling was crashing too often and dropping tweets, so they had to stop the site and migrate manually. Also, another member claimed performance problems on some blog posts. However, Starling doesn't perform that well to Ruby standards either, so it's very difficult to say.

I'd say the migration was for "social" reasons. The team is clearly waaaay more comfortable and enthusiastic about Scala, also they seem to prefer Static typing, so using it is the best choice indeed...
Try an FF7 Nightly build (nightly.mozilla.org) at this time tomorrow. Some great improvements have been made recently, including the one discussed in this thread. If you still see problems, please file bugs and CC me, I'm ":njn" on bugzilla.mozilla.org.
It's not just a programming environment, either; a web browser is an interpreter for some of the most poorly-written, highest-level code in existence. Not very conducive to good memory usage even theoretically.
I always use nearlyfreespeech.net

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I will! I still have an old build here and I have been meaning to update it and checkout the latest, I haven't kept up with changelogs or dev for a while - but this thread will prompt me to do just that.
I think one of the salient features of Exchange 2010 is a Microsoft Sync technology that mimics some of the features of BES. Last I'd heard (I'm not in IT anymore, having instead chosen a career that actually matches my education), it was woefully worse than BES. Which is saying something.
Funny, I also lived in Cambridge for 5 years (mostly the Inman area) and had the exact opposite impression, and in fact, I'm in the process of trying to find a way to leave DC because I think it's cold in exactly the same way you describe. I pretty frequently find myself wishing I was back in Cambridge.
I tend to agree, and I think that G+ really needs to nail these Brand pages and Events (with Calendar integration) to make the most of it. They're off to a great start though.
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Great that they removed the preface from the example chapters. Now, you can't find out what has changed in this edition. I saw a reference to StackOverflow in the introduction that I guess wasn't there in the previous version. But apart from that I have no clue if I should get it ...
I'm thinking there has to be more overhead with chrome simply due to each tab being its own process. I have left chrome open for weeks before without it screwing things up too badly though, so it seems to be alright.
It's interesting to read this knowing that it was return years ago:

A form of search that depends on design. Google doesn't have a lot of weaknesses. One of the biggest is that they have no sense of design.
New Scientist has a thriving and coherent Tech element. Sabu's motivations may be heavily political but the purpose of the interview is to provide a direct insight into one of the key members of LulSec and help people understand that their motivations aren't exclusively 'for the lulz'.

Regardless of Sabu's motivation, I am confident that a huge percentage of New Scientist readers will find the article fascinating and thought provoking as I certainly did.

I gave a lot more credence to the article having read it on New Scientist as opposed to what my opinion may be if the same interview was published on Cracked or Fox News.
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But Amazon clearly understands the value of going overboard for excellent customer service, otherwise they wouldn't buy Zappos.
This thread not getting much attention because most HN readers are young and therefore don't think about their own impending mortality.
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OKCupid did something great by making the questionnaires entertaining to fill out. (As opposed to eHarmony's, which are a slog) I know some people that are just on the site because they have fun answering the questions and poking around.

Makes using it a drag, because lots of people never reply to any of their messages, but make it fun still seems like a good place to start.
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I did not claim that people want games to be free of charge. Why do you think I did?

Again, I know that’s your position but why should I share that position? I’m alright with not owning the game, alright with losing access if the servers go down. It’s ok for me, I don’t care.
"A verbal agreement is not worth the paper it's written on." - Sam Goldwyn.

If they acted unethically once, they'll act unethically again, and again. You'd have to hire some very heavy hitting negotiator to have any chance of a decent return by selling the IP, etc. Chances are they'll dither and eventually not cough up.

If you are really confident that your software is so much in demand by the marketplace, why not sell it to their competitor(s)? If there are more than one, then you'd white-label it and license the software to them. If there are no suitable competitors then productizing is a possibility. If you do decide to go down that path, please read and follow the ideas in Steve Blank's blog and book "7 Steps to Epiphany".
Perl 5 may have gotten more interesting lately, but is any of this is a beginners book?

The llama book is ubiquitous, you can find it anywhere, including used copies for a few bucks, second hand book stores, the cubicle next to yours, etc, and from what I've seen its been unchanged. What in this new version justifies all this fanfare?
It appears that Pinax (the Django social network, http://pinaxproject.com) development has slowed since the inception of Gondor. Both are developed by Eldarion.

Is it true that Pinax has taken the back burner so that Eldarion can focus on Gondor?
I find it quite hard to quickly visually scan the results. And I'm not getting very good results for the queries I tried. Are there any specific type of queries this is good for?

Considering it's a search engine, you should probably not hide the search box behind an extra click.
I want to love Gondor, but the deployments have not been as painless as I wish them to be.
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For starters, tell us what it is unless you want to keep it under wraps for now.
vim definitely counts.

Though how do you write unit tests in a text editor?
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Win7. Between eight and ten tabs open, one open to Grooveshark. Everything gets refreshed every eight hours or so. Firefox usually has anywhere between five and a hundred tabs open. Both get rebooted about once every three days for updates. Chrome is at 400MB, FF is currently at 300.
Wow, I'm seriously overjoyed to discover the "yield" operator, which I did not know existed (it barely shows up anywhere!). No more hackishly using window.setTimeout() to yield in JS pseudo-thread simulations!
Neat: will actually give me a reason to upgrade from 3.6.
" I'm not even sure that this is a bad thing."

Actually, it's been a pretty awful thing and led the US to create enemies were none existed before. The alliance with the Mujehaddin in Afghanistan in the 80s is a good example.

(BTW as interesting a discussion as this is it really belongs in Reddit)
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Basically, it removes the need of Donation (money) boxes completely. Those (boxes) are geolocated and viewed as an air tag in the Augmented view, so that, there is no room for thefts, and people get instant proximity alerts (if they want to), to give charity through PayPal, instantly, and from anywhere.

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It depends on where. Controlling the entertainment system? iOS.

Controlling air bag deployment? QNX.
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the web is also mostly noise, what made google's success was the ability to separate the signal.

Alas, I don't think they were anywhere close to doing that with the real time search anyway.
list = list.sort(function() Math.random() - 0.5);

Please don't shuffle an array like this. Array.prototype.sort requires the comparison function to be referentially transparent (i.e. to always return the same result when given the same two elements to compare), otherwise the sort order is undefined. For example, imagine how far from "shuffled" the resulting array will be if a bubble sort is used with a randomised comparison function.

Use a Fisher-Yates shuffle instead.