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BTW I also just noticed Resig's next advanced JS book is almost done (finally!)

http://www.manning.com/resig/

and there is a 50% off code that is working for July 4th - july450

which makes it $16 for the early-edition PDF-only version

(or $20+$5 shipping for dead-tree version but it's $25 on amazon anyway)

If I learn just one new trick for $16 it's probably worth it.
> [...] and for myisam use [...]

And there's your problem.
(Not to get off topic, but first a couple of corrections: 1. Pinax is not specifically about social networks; it is used as the basis of all sorts of sites, very few of which are social networks; 2. While Pinax uses many contributions from Eldarion and the most active core developers of Pinax do work at Eldarion, the core work on Pinax is done in those developers' spare time; Pinax isn't an Eldarion project per se)

Gondor is one of many things that Eldarion is currently spending its time on; we're building many sites for clients as well as working on our own sites. Gondor came out of tools and infrastructure we built for our clients and our own sites. Much of the work on clients sites and our own sites is resulting in apps (see http://eldarion.com/open-source/ and https://github.com/eldarion) that are being incorporated into Pinax. So there is a decent amount of progress being made in new apps for Pinax.

That said, Pinax core development has definitely slowed down, but that's not really anything to do with Gondor, specifically. It's more that after a long day building sites (and open source Django apps) we don't have as much energy in our spare time to work on the core of Pinax itself. We're also going through a big clean up to get us closer to 1.0 (via a 0.9 release) and that means a lot of tedious work that really has to be done by the core team. Once that's done, I'm really hoping it will be a lot easier for the community to contribute more and not make Pinax progress so dependent on so few.
I hate to say it but I think generally this "trend" has already started a few years back when the "average joes" and non-techs started using the internet... all of a sudden you have to deal with cyber mobbing etc.

Of course when big business gets hurt, they have more influence but still.
I agree, this is very useful. Other than the advantages already noted, this is very easy to configure and you don't risk (potentially) misconfiguring your sshd in the process.

One thing this could be useful for is using a public server as a proxy to connect from a box behind a NAT to a box behind a different NAT. So you run spiped on the server and manually connect from client 1 to the server. Then you can SSH or VNC into client 1 from client 2 via the server. I wouldn't like to set this up using OpenSSH, but with spiped this seems easy.
I don't store timezone offsets, I store the timezone strings and they are pretty granular. Users can choose the most appropriate timezone from 448 possibilities.
How disappointing... but good enough for some scary headlines I am afraid.
Development has stagnated a bit, but it certainly doesn't seem like Gondor took much focus (If it's 6 months old, probably more?)

https://github.com/pinax/pinax/commits/master

Are there any particular issues that are not been fixed?
Can you let us know (either via support@gondor.io or the #gondor channel on freenode) what problems you encountered? For some people, things go very smoothly out of the box; others hit assumptions we made that don't always apply (or aren't well documented yet, etc). Please help us fix the latter case.
I definitely find value in proper grammar and am much more likely to read a comment that's well written; however, in this case, I don't see the problem. The ellipsis feels to me like a translation of a conversational pause or transition to a written medium. After all, HN is much more like a conversation than an essay.

The parent's comment seemed well written overall and I wasn't personally put off by their use of ellipses.
Sounds interesting for sure, but still hard to imagine without seeing a demo or illustration. Do you have a website?

How many people in India use Paypal? My immediate and extended family gives a lot to charity but I don't think any of them have heard of Paypal.

Have you tested your product with some people in India? Don't assume it will be a big hit.

I'm still not clear what problem you're solving though.
Erik Demaine great lecturer.
Always, Always been a fan of algorithms taught in Python.
Note, don't look on master for the majority of work. See the fresh-start branch https://github.com/pinax/pinax/commits/fresh-start (and various external apps used by Pinax)
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Just note the small print that yield is JS 1.7

Firefox 2 was the first to have JS 1.7 but I dunno if any version of IE has yield, maybe IE9 ?
This links to my blog, thanks for posting this here. If there is any feedback on how to teach legal matters to computer science students, I'd appreciate it. Thanks!
All of the physical RAM in the world doesn't mean a damned thing if you're a Win32 process limited to 2 GiB of user address space. Heap fragmentation is a very real problem there.
Sabu has already called private-sector white hats "terrorists" when he launched AntiSec, so military white hats don't have much of a chance of gaining his approval.

He seems to be the empty rebel with an appeal for the rhetoric of early 20th-century anarchists and mid-century Leninists but no coherent ideology to back it up. His political motivation is all about "fighting the power" as the old phrase goes. I doubt he considers the US military as being capable of doing good, since it exists to protect the wealthy and their interests. He would see Stuxnet as an act of oppression against the freedom of the people of Iran. If Iran had developed the same virus to sabotage a US nuke plant used for building weapons, he would be for it.
Though I agree that the capacitive buttons are more reliable as compared to physical buttons and also look nicer, I think the mechanical buttons only have to be reliable enough. Particularly in case of phones, that typically get replaced every couple of years, the buttons dont necessarily have to last much longer than that.

Besides, with the smart phones that cost hundreds of dollars these days, adding a couple of dollars worth the cost to these buttons seems like a wise investment.
9:30 Club in Washington DC uses "human@930.com" as their single address. I haven't seen that anywhere else. What a great idea.
my own experience was that chrome on windows is the best/fastest browser experience available atm, but I don't use it often. have you tried chrome canary or webkit/safari? you seem to have a weird problem - it might be down to a plugin or extension, so I would disable them all and re-enable one-by-one.
Perhaps, but wouldn't you agree it should get freed when you close the tabs?
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Aaah, of course, looking at that it's impossible to say that development has stagnated.
So to get this straight, the author created a button image in photoshop, then created the same style using css3, took a picture of both, zoomed in, and compared the pixelated blockyness? ... While completely disregarding the fact that actually zooming in on the css3 version in the browser would avoid any pixelation and blockyness in the first place?
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It's still in infancy, pitching in a competition here for $5k seed money (it's on Friday), with the first prototype.

Not launched a website now, but it's in the pipeline, will be out soon.

How many ppl in India have PayPal?
Good ques, had let a survey out, will show you the results soon.

We r planning to channelize it through established trusts, distribute to their followers (QR codes on their sites)

Any other feedback or marketing idea???
I agree on your principle, but not with the 500MB comment.

You don't know how people use their browsers.

For example, I have 8 tab groups open right now, each with 5 - 20 tabs. Let's say that's about 75 tabs. That's only 6.67MB each to fill 500MB. I'm regularly over a 1GB. I'm sure a significant part of that is actually memory leaks, but that's beside the point.
Um, what about DabbleDB? I'm not sure there was anything bad about it. Except that one day it just went away.

http://blog.dabbledb.com/

It might be that the lesson pertains here, too.
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I guess it comes down to how much extra information Hemingway had.

Do you think Hemingway had an account at that bank, or do you think he was wrong about that?

Do you think Hemingway was correct about an audit, or do you think he was wrong about that?

Do you think Hemingway had any information other than just (where I have a bank account), and (am being audited) that he used to infer that the F.B.I. had the bankers up late? (Including tips from other banks he used, tips from friends in that bank in particular, phone calls asking him to update information pre-audit, etc)

>> You're telling me the FBI were in that bank?

From the article we have plenty of evidence that Hemingway was quite perceptive about stuff like this. Also, my understanding is that Hemingway wasn't the sort to say random stuff.

>> And even if by some billion to one shot they were in that bank, you're telling me they were auditing his account?

Since we can be pretty sure it was in fact Hemingway's bank, and since we can be pretty sure that being investigated by the F.B.I. involves and audit, and since the investigation was only two years in length... the idea that it's a billion to one shot is _absurd_. Several nights over the two year time span this quote came from would have involved auditing. You're either not thinking properly, or your trolling.

The way to think is to _start with the data_, and then figure out the _most likely hypothesis_... NOT figure out which of your friends a quote reminds you of, and the likelihood that your friend would be lying.

Okay, hope that was enlightening for you. I'm off!

(this will be my last reply, as I'm 40% sure you're trolling at this point)
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> Comical. You think the USA is wiretapping all phones everywhere? How does this work? How has this massive conspiracy not been exposed?

Not all, everywhere. Just most, most everywhere. And it has been exposed, and been lost under Britney's sex scandals and such. Domestic wiretapping was exposed in 2003 or so. Massive signal-gathering was exposed in the 'room641' case. PBS Frontline did a show about it. There was a lawsuit against it until the FISA was used to quash it. The US government is a member of the ECHELON program, a sat-call sniffing program, and has been for 20+ years. Leaks show the USA has access to many foreign telephone networks (Pakistan, etc) and can snoop on most cellular networks. And that's just some of what we know about.

With the reciprocation of a few allies the USA has access to probably 90% of the digital communication outside of China and a few other countries.

> You missed my point and misunderstood my question.

No, I did not. Though obviously you missed my reply.

> What do you expect the US to do in Syria? We don't hold any leverage there.

First, stop funding or participating in abuses there. Second, acknowledge past and present abuses, and offer a world court use of its surveillance to identify as many criminals in the government as possible.

Enable those who do have leverage to point to specific events in dealing with Syria, and make it easier for the oppressed to get help.

> Politically we have no appetite for another war with another Muslim country.

Politically there was no will for the other ones. That's why the government lied about the reasons.

> Done and done as GHFigs points out: President Barack Obama strongly condemned [...]

Soft and useless. Unless the USA acknowledges its crimes - for instance delivering prisoners to Syria for torture, they can't push too hard for fear of the backlash. Offer Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld to the Iraqis as the start of an apology for the war and you might start to seem serious.

The USA has the ability (through electronic surveillance and local intel assets) to specifically identify many of the crimes committed, the army/police officer who killed the civilian, the officer who ordered it, a recording of the order being sent, who authorized it, etc. Even spotty records would help collaborate local reports.
Doesnt matter how much youve got if usage continues to grow unchecked.
I've lived ~3 months in many different US cities (DC, Chicago, Seattle, Austin, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Boston) and DC was my least favorite. Everyone there is obsessed with their proximity to the Washington power structure, which is a cold organization full of boring people.
Open question: why do you feel computers regulating conversation is worse than computers regulating writing (from spell checking via grammar advice up to style advice)? It's not like you can't ignore either system.
The idea was to bump the requirements at the same time, to reduce the number of times a host would need to update their older systems.

The decision not to change any queries was made early on, 3.3 will bring a few query changes, There are queries which have been wanting MySQL 5 optimizations for awhile now, ultimately, this is going to bring performance improvements to (currently) 98%+ of users, with the remaining 2% likely to never update to 3.2+ or (based on your statement that 5 is slower than 4.1) slightly slower performance than previously,

Also, The WordPress stats[1] indicate that 2.7% of installs were on MySQL 4.1 (with 0.2% on 4.0, which was last supported on WordPress 2.8) - MySQL 4.1.2 has been required since WordPress 2.9.

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Anything which is not tactile is bad if you ask me. That means capacitive buttons, touch screens etc. Even Star Trek shot themselves in an episode when a blind person had to use a panel:

http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Tactile_interface

Now I'm not partially sighted, but I'm not always looking at the display.
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The soundtrack is just as promising, although a little creative-esque, but it is not surprising because the score was composed by Hans Zimmer music extraordinary.
Sorry, I'm not able to give concrete feedback or marketing ideas because I'm not clear about your product.

What problem are you solving?
coderstack looks, but I have two usability issues with it that stop me using it. 1. No submission dates. 2. Limited locations. I'd also like to be able to filter everywhere except London, but that's just me :)
While I agree in principle, there are many cases where you don't care about the statistical quality of a random shuffle, where brevity has its benefit.
Sorry to say this but you have probably been deceived by the nuclear industry.

Or perhaps you've been swept up by the breathless prose of popular science articles?

As far from peak uranium as we appear to be, there is simply no need to explore alternative fuel sources. Fuel is not scarce. The capital (political and financial) to build infrastructure - both power plants and reprocessing plants - is.

In that climate, the (never-been-built-or-licensed) LFTR is only a game-changer if its construction (and licensing and R&D) costs are an order of magnitude lower than those of current-gen reactors. This I highly doubt.
Okay, let's see... I'm starting now, at 2:18.

First: usually don't have wget on a Mac, so used curl to download lein. Have no idea what happened, got
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and a JVM trace.

Followed the directions on the lein page, which worked out identically but somehow it worked this time. Now it's 2:23.

I'm still installing the heroku gem... it's 2:27.

Hmm, that went squibby. Think I need to redo it as root. Meanwhile, I signed up for a heroku account.

See I have to give Heroku my credit card number to install the mongo add-on (...), okay...

After screwing up the syntax for the configuration file, I now have a working (?) app. It doesn't seem to do anything though, the /welcome page says "Welcome to noir-mongo-heroku". Total time, starting from scratch, has been about 25 minutes if anyone is counting.

Anyhow, I'll figure this out and thanks for getting me started! I've been wanting to do something lispy and something JVMy for a while, and now I'm all set.
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> All calculations I've seen puts the cost of construction well below the cost of modern PWRs.

And what calculations are those?
I'm surprised you haven't been prompted to upgrade your account. 37signals switched to a new login system 18 months ago which doesn't store passwords in the clear. With a new login you get a regular password reset email.
My previous company 24SevenOffice (http://24sevenoffice.com) automatically links email sent and received to/from a contact in the CRM.
I'm against life extension. I think science has the wrong end of the stick.

Whilst death looks like a scary thing and the primary motivation is to avoid the scary bit, people need to keep dying or the population increase caused by them not dying is going to make the standard of living for everyone very low. It's pretty selfish really.

It's better to had a prosperous and happy existence than live 5x as long and suffer through it.
I'm providing arguments, all you are able to do at this point is to insult. Pathetic.
Um... it's The Four Steps to the Epiphany.
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Actually, we have 5-6 ideas, this was one of them, we r launching as a prototype, other ideas are big and harder to be sought out, in terms of marketing etc.

They are basically related to creating social communities instantly for solving a local/global problem, and provides suggested measures for solving that.

Eg: There is a trash zone near your house, what will you do? Just fire in our app, and immediately, you will get a following of people, who think the same as you.

So, our such ideas will be good for solving problems...basically we want to brand ourselves as a community (company) that actively creates products that initializes social changes and helps people solve them, using latest mobile technologies.

How does this brand sound to you? Good/Bad/Depens
If Bad/Depends, what changes/value should we pitch on Friday, to our brand image, to get $5k seed money, to start a startup, and (maybe) bring a revolution.
I think there's also an issue of performance -- it's possible, though unlikely, that the sort could take forever to complete.
smartphone/location-based ... e.g. "these 3 single women are at o'malley's pub. want to meet one?"

solve chicken and egg by giving the women free drinks or food when they get to a place. this helps the dating network AND the bar by attracting more people to both.
We're starting out from the position that my email is the keys to my digital castle... good or bad as that may be, if someone can reliably sniff my email in transit they already own my life.
Wait, you have 75 tabs open? Doesn't the time it takes to locate the tab you are looking for exceed the time it would take to launch a new tab, and load the desired page?
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Is it neccessery to use UUIDS? Why not use Redis sets instead of list so we'll get rid of key duplication problem?
The title should be "Got Beer?" because that photo doesn't have any real beer in it ...
The first book looks really interesting, thanks for sharing.

I'm also a huge fan of "Caro's Book of Poker Tells" - http://www.amazon.com/Caros-Book-Poker-Tells-Mike/dp/1580420...

Poker, I find, is a great way to train yourself to read people and their emotions.
Bombfell looks fun, but I wouldn't sign up unless I saw some photos or videos of clothes you have/had in stock. It would take a lot of trust for me to hand over $69 to an unknown company without even seeing what they sell.
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Please contact your host and get them to upgrade to something released in the last... 5 years or so?

However, 3.1.x is not going to be "officially supported" as a legacy branch AFAIK, If any security issues arrise in the coming months and the fix can be applied to both the 3.2 and 3.1 branches, you'll see those patches be applied to the 3.1 branch as well <em>most likely</em> - So when 3.2.1 comes out, or 3.2.2, etc take a closer read of the announcement post and/or ask the question if a update is available for 3.1. Chances are, the SVN branch will already have the fixes applied: http://core.svn.wordpress.org/branches/3.1/
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MyISAM does have some uses. It is a much better choice in a memory-restricted environment (such as a low-end virtual machine), for example.

Of course, if someone is using WordPress at all in a low-end virtual machine, then you could also point at that and go "And there's your problem." With some justification.
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Unlikely is an understatement -- the probability of an infinite sequence of PRNG outputs that prevents any sort algorithm from terminating is negligible.
People do need an alternative to Excel, but it must address the issues Excel has, not compete on the same ground. One example: data consolidation. Try consolidate 30 excel files from 30 different people across the globe and you will be asking why nobody is providing a better solution.

As an analyst/controller I work with Excel every day, let me know if you want to know about issues with Excel, there are tons of problems to solve.