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Actually, I didn't mean using the OSS world as a model for the original research, but for the gatekeeping aspect. That is to say, conducting all work in a public and open manner, and letting the community of interest sort out the quality of the results.

There are not actually relatively few OSS projects -- like with papers, there are just relatively few that are interesting or important. For example, Github alone claimed to be hosting 2 million repositories. I don't know what fraction of those are private, but . . . if you go looking for OSS projects, there are a lot of them out there.

Most of them -- like most papers -- are not of much interest to anyone (possibly not even the author), and very few are of interest to everyone. I am able to navigate the landscape, though, by observing which projects attract the interest of others, whether through contributions or communities of interest such as this one.

I guess what I am saying is, I like the community acting as a gatekeeper. I think it's more reliable, and it has more brainpower to spend on the job, than a small number of dedicated editors. It's my read that this is the way research works anyways -- when I was in grad school for mathematics, a paper wasn't a proof until most of us had read it, discussed it, and critiqued it among ourselves. My community, not the journal, was the gatekeeper. I think things would be healthier if that were more open and obvious.
Also: "If you like this, support it by checking out the ads on top right."

Right. And it's against Adsense terms to ask people to click your ads. What a mess.
I liked fun things like this. Within reason. And this is within reason.
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That list represents most of the browsers people care about, with the exception of old IE. And "better with a modern browser, manages to function on old IE" seems like the right standard to shoot for most of the time, depending on your site's audience.
They'll deploy army of dirt movers there, and sell "your logo on moon" ads.
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I don't mean to argue with that. I'm all for the prize; I think both Google and these competing companies are doing great things for our space technology.

What I really want is for these companies to get inspired and make it to the moon. Claim that prize. And once they've done that, I'll be more interested in hearing about their commercialization and their "Moon Idol" idea.
Fair point, but isn't the NYT the exception that validates my gross generalization?
"When I'm at an event -- say, a concert -- there are hundreds of people around me taking lots of different pictures."

You're absolutely correct. They just aren't using Color, and that's the problem. Every single person I've talked to has said that Color is a great idea, _hypothetically_. In reality, Color fails on the most basic of user experience, it shows absolutely no content when it starts up, ever, and there's no sort of reward for even taking a photo with Color-- you don't get anything out of the experience.

I get the idea that the product guys at Color sat down and thought, "okay, if everyone who has an iPhone or Android used our app instead of the default camera app, and everyone at a concert stood within 150 feet of each other (don't laugh, that's the range of Color), and all took photos within a short amount of time, they'd be in a great social network."

I'll leave it to the reader to determine how absurd that sounds. The constraints on the application at startup basically doomed it.

Take a look at Foursquare as a counterpoint. Early adopters didn't get to see anyone else checking in, they likely didn't have any friends also checking in, there weren't any photos, and there were very few non-NYC badges. But goddamn, you could be the mayor of _everywhere_. The functionality of Foursquare still works even when there's only _one_ person using it. The functionality of Color completely fails unless there are groups of people in very close proximity all using it at the same time.
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If they can pursuade consumers and/or governments to cover the costs of each trip (and the initial funding costs), then they have found an economic reason.

Example being Virgin Galactic - being able to sell tickets for a profit is a pretty sound business plan. Obviously it remains to be seen (at least as far as I'm aware) how successful they will be, maybe they'll quickly realise that the number of people willing to pay is much smaller than they have predicted.

But the point is, an economic reason doesn't have to mean that going to the moon is in itself profitable, just that there is a way to make money from the trip.
Shocking, absolutely shocking to read that MBA students would engage in such behavior. One might imagine, with great difficulty of course, that their sole purpose in entering business school was the pursuit of personal and financial gain by any means.
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It doesn't actually.

I've been using Flash on both 64-bit and 32-bit variants of Debian for years now, with little problem. My only real complaint with Flash on Linux has been the inconsistent updates for the 64-bit plugin.

People who say "Flash works poorly on Linux" are either trolling, too newb to configure their browsers, or free software zealots who won't be satisfied until Adobe open sources everything they've ever made.
It assumes that the mirror's face is its front, making the right side of the mirror near your left hand. I only described it this way to reduce word count. We can say something similar using your more precise terms-- "near left/right hand".

I did not describe the mirror "turning you around". If it was yourself turned around, you'd see photons from your doppelganger's right hand near your left (as is the case when you face someone). Since it's a reflection, which does not turn anything around (as you said), your image of your left hand is near your actual left hand. To wrap it all up-- the reflection of your head is near your head, and your feet is near your feet. This is why you are reversed left-right, and not top-down in a flat mirror.
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as an outsider, i don't understand the allure behind color at all.

elastic social network? is this something a 16 year really thinks when using facebook? oh i wish it was more elastic? sounds like nerdvana.

proximity photo sharing? why would i want to do that? i am careful about which pics i share with the world. they transmit my persona, so i don't share shots that suck. or maybe i am taking pics no one else is supposed to look at - as in private. why would you want to look at my kids, perv?

honestly, not all ideas by talented and bright people are good. just look at asana, yet another project tool.
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Yes, you use calculus in computer programming. Every day.

Remember back in high school when you'd look at the sky and ask "who will ever actually use this stuff?" That would be you. You're going to use it, as well as all that crazy matrix transform stuff they'll teach you next year and the DiffEq they'll spend the 3 years after that pounding into your head until you finally get it.

So yes, sorry to break the news, but you're that guy. You've picked one of the few professions in this world that actually use higher math.
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Considering "NATO secret" machines are not allowed on networks connected to the internet they hopefully do not have anything to put people on the ground in danger.

There could however have been a breach in protocols and someone accidentally hooked something up but I doubt something that serious could have happened. It's not like you accidentally hook a fileserver up to the internet.

Confidential documents would (could) still be bad but there are strict rules about storing those as well.
i think this is the real story here, agreed.
If you have many servers (whether physical or virtual), yes, but if you only have 1 or 2 then downtime is a big deal.
Edit: note that I wrote this from my Euro-centric point of view. Here universities are heavily subsidied and Ph.D. students are employees of the university.

No such license is needed. With enrollment in an educational facility, you sign over all rights on required course work to said facility. It's not your work, as little as work you do as an employee is your work: your employer owns all rights.
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So no one knows his name? What about newspapers outside Switzerland?

> this person's lab notebooks have turned up missing, and are the only primary sources for the whole affair that can't be found

Not to condone what he did, but this is one of the reasons I don't keep any physical lab notebooks (scan, encrypt, and shred). Don't want people accessing/confiscating them without my consent.
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The Apple Emoji font uses a non-standard extension (png images in an 'sbix' table), so it can't be used outside of Lion / iOS at the moment.
It can hardly be called "geneally available" if there is still no Windows version of Go Appengine SDK.
If I understand correctly, Cython generates C code that still depends on a Python runtime.
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But Chailatte is right, the hyperbole goes in the direction it's needed. Greece has defaulted. It's either principal with interest, or it's a default. The reason for the wishy-washy phrasing is to avoid insurance claims.

Also, we're in a Depression (although not the Great Depression) and the media never uses that term (and then happily declares the "recession" to be over) to avoid self-fulfilling prophesy behavior. But make no mistake, we're in a depression and the media swings its hyperbole in the direction it's needed.
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Fair enough. I learned a thing or too here, so thanks.
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You can sell works in the public domain. Go to your book store, I'm sure you can buy a copy of Frankenstein, which is in the public domain. The whole purpose of public domain is that no one owns the copyright, so there are no restrictions to anyone on what may be done with them. I could publish Frankenstein and sell it to people, but I can't stop other people from selling it.

If these documents really are under public domain, then JSTOR can't stop people from distributing the copies obtained from them. However, it is possible for JSTOR to claim copyright on the form of the distributed copies, but not the content (assuming the papers are in the public domain). That is, if they had a JSTOR logo on the papers, or something 'unique', JSTOR may have a basis for claiming copyright infringement. This is assuming they were actually obtained legally, and JSTOR didn't have a strange TOS.
This is a great book. It basically goes over how the game industry was able to develop itself for the PC, which at the time people believed was only for work. The guys at I'd pioneered a lot of efficient technology whited allowed for games to even be playable on PCs.
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Alas, early-days labels persist for many years.

Git is still referred to by some as a content-addressable filesystem and not an SCM, which is what Linus wrote in his announcement email.

EDIT: and git is just an example.
Go is a nice language, I've used it for 3 projects so far.

But the garbage collector needs some big improvements until I will use it for anything that gets some kind of heavy work load.
I used it as a simple HTTP daemon that just collects data submitted by flash clients via POST requests and keeps some internal stats about them. It is literally just something like 200 lines of code.
When I had over 30 req/s, nearly 100mb overall RAM usage and a Go heap of usually about 60-70mb, a GC run would take over 115ms. During that run, it stops all other threads (stop-the-world GC). For this particular project that was OK-ish since the clients don't see the latency.
But for anything where the user is exposed to the latency (e.g. serving pages), this would be a problem. Especially since the GC latency increases faster than linearly.
I'd expect a GC run to take more than 1 second with about 100 req/s and something like 500mb RAM usage.

I could probably get much better performance by reducing the heap size by avoiding using the stdlib packages like "http". They create LOTS of garbage. Strings being imutable does not help with that either.

Unfortunately even though they said the GC is being rewritten right during the first and nearly every other presentation, this is not happening. They still are using a conservative non-generational stop-the-world GC. Even though they are tuning it a fair bit, this type of GC is not really good to begin with. It's a shame :(
If Microsoft wants to send a video gift to Linux, how about dedicating all their video codec patents to the public domain? Or making Ogg the default media format?
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Interesting figures. Something to think about. Thanks.
No, by that logic it means that since yesterday Adobe have tested Flash on at least one machine running Lion, on which GPU accelerated decoding worked and they realized their accusation was wrong and baseless.
You use backups and do proper testing in a staging environment
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I wrote LiveCSS for this purpose.

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It's far simpler in that it just reloads your CSS continually. We use it all the time at Ooyala to put our favorite text editor and a web browser side-by-side and hack away.
Looks good. You should think of adding more ways to filter and sort the results. I'm looking at sunglasses and only sorting options I see are price, rating and alphabetical. "Default" doesn't mean anything to the user, neither does "Relevant" like most sites use. Get rid of it. Alphabetical sorting is useless for shopping. I want to filter by brand, colour, size, price, availability and more.

I saw the Brand filter on the left, but when I chose a brand it showed me underwear! Might want to fix that.

Add more, better, bigger pictures. Shopping is ALL about pictures. Add video if you can.

Get rid of the banner on the homepage. I know it's the standard thing everyone does. But when I go shopping, I have something specific in mind I want to buy. Let me just get to that asap. Show me your main categories as nice big clickable pictures when I come to your homepage.
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"We are teaching the next generation of business leaders, and it is important that they think about the consequences of their actions,"

Exactly. You're not just there to learn the course material. Maybe cheaters don't even know what they're doing is wrong, and by ignoring it you're doing them a disservice.

Regarding the "poisoned class environment" issue, it seems like there's a better way to go about it discretely.

1. Include your plagiarism policy clearly on the course syllabus. Be clear about what constitutes plagiarism, how they should cite passages taken from other material, etc.

2. Don't tell students you're using Turnitin, just have them submit papers electronically somehow and run the papers through Turnitin yourself.

3. The first time you catch someone plagiarizing give them a zero on the paper (depending on the severity) and tell them if it happens again they'll be kicked out of the class (or whatever your university's policy is)
Im curious, --- SO does this mean the startups were a success? Is "acquired-to-be-hired" mean everything worked out? It seems like all of the energy exerted in these startups really didnt amount to much (great guys btw--> Frid.ge and JustScooped). except for getting hired.
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I watched that and saw Tux throwing a pebble, lightly, at the window in a "come out and play" gesture that kids might do. Microsoft then shuts the blinds and Tux wanders off looking slightly upset.

A different spin perhaps?
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You don't have to except the deal, the only reason to do so is fear that they bail out on you later. So I'd say that if it's binary, this is not a default.
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The worst part is that there are people reading far too much into this.

It feels exactly like it was done in the same humour as the IE team sending Mozilla a birthday cake.
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One step at a time. If Microsoft goes Free Software all of a sudden it will hurt its short term revenues.

Making ogg the default format sounds reasonable. Giving their video codec patents is not: they couldn't use them for defence. A global, written promise for not suing anyone for patent infringement unless they sue Microsoft for patent infringement sound much more feasible.
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