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Italians have always been euro-enthusiastic and I don't think they would object to transfer more powers to the EU.
I've seen it done for years in a reasonably sized team. It actually works really well in a fulltime scenario on a large project, on decent desktop boxes in an office environment.

Developers appreciated that significant config changes boiled down to: get all of your local changes into version control, then grab the newest VM image off the network drive.

It's significantly more painful when you get out of that environment. If you have lots of projects, juggling VMs is a pain. They take up lots of space. Spinning them up/down takes minutes. You don't just have one working IP/hostname/Samba mount/etc that's always there. The resource hit from running a VM is a bigger deal on a netbook. Etc..
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I really don't see what the main the difference is between this and compass?

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We also find Redis perfect in a whole range of scenarios.

I like Redis because it's simple enough that I feel I easily understand what's going on (i.e. performance is predictable), yet powerful enough to do pretty much everything I want.

From a productivity point of view, the only scenarios that come to mind in which I've found myself thinking a relation database would be better are:

1. Indices: In scenarios where you could use an index with a relational database you need to create and manage this by hand in Redis. This takes time, and increases application complexity.

2. Transactions: They are far less flexible in Redis. Effectively you must get/WATCH all your data before entering a MULTI/EXEC block for setting. I've found organizing code for this can sometimes be very constraining. Of course on the upside, Redis is forcing you to be efficient.
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Grad quality is more consistent elsewhere, like Cal, than at USCS.
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It's unfortunate that your responsibilities as a business person preclude your taking on the FBI in this regard. I, for one, would be very interested to know on what basis they executed this seizure. That said, I would not expect any business, even one affected by it, to expend capital in an effort to find out.
Anecdotal: Spotify on the Mac doesn't seem like a resource hog at all. Never had it spike the CPU as far as I can see... Running it on a MacBook Air on which I normally have a few Linux VMs open...
The ads are on sites we point to. We're trying to move away from sites that run ads. We hate them too!
actually greece has a pretty big and modern army for its size
I find it disappointing that people find that reaction acceptable. Just like the fact that facebook bans Adsense ads in apps. Unless facebook can come up with an excuse such as "Your ad violates the trademarks of google" this is a ridiculously childish reaction.
Good questions:
#1 a) most people don't have multiple packages coming in. If they do, just remind them both are due today, simple. Only send SMS alerts between 9am-9pm so you don't wake them up. You can get their time zone info from their address.

#1 b) just use email alerts if they don't want SMS alerts.

#1 c) when customers checkout they have to enter their email and phone anyway just a checkbox next to both with the option of (alert me the day before my package is going to arrive). They can choose 1 or both.

The rest are just preferences, I added an edit on my blog to better explain the whole guest checkout is important thing.
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Your hypothesis would be valid if facebook wasnt running an open ads platform. Would it be OK to ban the political ads they don't like either?
it isn't just that you can never be sure. you can also never be sure it is false. for anything you find that is potentially uncomputable you never know if you simply haven't figured out how to compute it yet.
well said. The limits of science are not bound to our own.
Others have said this too, but it's not a matter of whether or not Facebook has that feature, it's the difference in defaults. I've been on Facebook for years and don't even know where to look for the "Friend Lists" --- and I'm a fairly technical guy who has tweaked all his Facebook privacy settings.

With Google+, the circles are core, not just some tack-on optional feature. The main way to share something on Google+ is by sharing it with circles.

To put it another way, the default on Facebook is to share with all "friends". The default on Google+ is to share with nobody - but the list of options starts with circles, and ends with the public. (Google+ also lets you include individuals in the list, but you have to type their name or email address, so I suspect that feature is little-used.)
I've noticed a curious trend among my friends...

Because all modern cell phones have Wi-Fi, and there are a lot of free hotspots around the city (here in Mexico), they use twitter as SMS... They log and send a message to their friends about the hour to hang out, and the place, and the chat over twitter... I'm nor sure if they know it's public, or the implications of that, but they truly do that...

I'm begging to understand twitter, as poor man's phone calls...
Good science accepts all non-fraudulent evidence. In the case of evolution, we're dealing with large, highly variable populations. Thus, no individual observation will falsify the theory. Evolution is almost tautological in predicting that traits which increase the likelihood of reproduction in a population will become more common in that population. To falsify evolution, you would have to observe a population in which traits that increased the likelihood of reproduction became less common.

There is an important subtlety with social groups: a trait that decreases the likelihood of an individual's reproduction may increase the likelihood of the group's reproduction. For instance, worker ants have near zero probability of reproducing, yet they highly increase the likelihood of the group's (colony's) reproduction.
I went to school at a private, expensive, Catholic university in the Midwest. Later, I moved and finished my degree at a state school in California.

I'd estimate classes and grading at the state school in CA were at least twice as difficult.
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PR and Coverage CAN BE very important. Everyone remember the Opera browser? Amazing little browser, fast, secure, first to implement quiet a few features. It was around before Firefox, before Safari, before Chrome, and as the other browsers grew in market share, Opera is still in last place. Why? My guess, lack of PR and coverage?
I have no data to back this up but anecdotally I once had a professor explain how some, if not most, professors would adjust their grading to get to a specific average for exams and essays.

However we use numbers (1 till 10, 10 being best) here and from my understanding they would try to average it around 7.5. Having all your grades an 8 (or higher) translates to graduating cum laude, basically turning cum laude into 'just above average'.

I assume this is due to management tactics that involve investigating classes that deviate from grade averages rather than trying to judge based on course quality.
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He said everything you said already, in the single phrase "regulatory arbitrage". He's covered debt for years, before he branched out into more broad finance coverage.
Twitter lists are Google circles. Twitter should just continue experimenting and redesignng the whole lists functionality.
Coming off a three-year stint working for a University, I would have to agree that the old ways have to die before change can come about. University bureaucracies are built on the idea of long-standing tradition (even tenure promotes the idea of no change), so when change comes, the administration fights it. Especially, if that change involves opening data up that could somehow in their minds potentially embarrass them.
There are entire generations of british historians since WW2 dedicated to the PR propaganda of how good the british were for the colonies and until very recently the western opinion has been entirely shaped by this propaganda - almost any book written by a British historian of which you'll find countless in your library have the same basic point of view.

Opposing viewpoints are not hard to find if you actually take the time to look. See Mike Davis' Late victorian holocausts and the making of the third world which I think is the best explanation of why the differences between east and west are now so great.

Or R.C.Dutt's "Early economic history of the british empire". It's seriously astounding how much money was funnelled out of India and used to build modern Europe and America, while the native Indian industry was killed off.

All this makes the British PR effort entirely justified of course.

Indians came across the 3 monotheistic religions in reverse of order of their birth and their ethos being completely different from their own, did'nt realize their aggressive nature - India had become pacifist since the time of Buddha and Ashoka. By the time the british came, India had already been weakened by the Muslim rules which itself had fallen out of dominance because of new trade routes. So India was doubly weak and this allowed the British to use their resources to easily win and weaken India even further.

The fact that a few Indians were able to leverage the internal dissensions within Europe to their advantage gets very little coverage but was the real story of how the course of history was overturned.
This guy didn't read the Terms of Service? Uh Oh!

Seriously, why is this guy advertising for Google+? He seems to miss the point... unless he works for Google or is invested in Google...

Regardless the terms are clear, so apparently he's just a noob.
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Nope. It was a university in Florida.
"if you have to shut down your company, that's fine, but do it properly -- pay your bills, pay your employees in full, do it in an orderly fashion -- if you do, I'll invest in you again, otherwise I won't." => sometimes you don't have this luxury; this is easy if you are bought out and the new company wants to kill (a part of) your bought business, but if the bank is just pulling the rug from under you, you usually don't have the luxury to pay your bills, pay your employees in full etc, let alone do stuff orderly.
Yeah that was just lame.
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I know quite a few newspapers that have no problem selling ad space to their competitors and have done just that. Your comparison to companies that don’t even sell ad space doesn’t make any sense.

This is an astonishing display of cowardice on Facebook’s part (if it is indeed true).
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Considering their primary source of revenue[1] is from advertising, I wouldn't think Google would disallow or block ads from Facebook (or anyone with a competing product, to be honest...)

[1] AdWords - Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AdWords
I forget who said it (it might have even been pg, too lazy to google atm) but there are a lot of situations that are defined by failures and where it's utterly important to never fail and to avoid any elements of weakness (school, some corporate environments, etc.), however in life (and especially in entrepreneurship) it's the rare successes that define you, not the failures.
" we may need to legislate the principle of equal pay for less work. Personally, I support that principle."

There has never been a more revulsive "principle".
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Well, you have these:

http://www.facebook.com/Microsoft

http://www.facebook.com/Google

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Apple-Inc/105596369475033

Etc. This is quite common for many companies to have some sort of representation on FaceBook. And they try to advertise themselves there. And people can FB-like them etc.
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NO!

I think these days all domains are over valued, how often do people type a url into a browser these days? And how often do they just 'google' it?

Consider color.com, they spent a huge amount of money on that domain, and it hasn't helped them one bit.

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Best of luck with the start up :)
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Ok thanks for the tip. I'll try to review their premium service too.
Which is quite sad.

I figure they didn't include it for a good reason.
If you only use Spotify and whatever it provides to discover music then you will discover music from what Spotify provides. The rating is relative to what the other services provide, and a service like MOG provides a superior discovery experience.

0/10 means you cannot discover any music, which is almost impossible to achieve. 4/10 means yes it's possible to discover music but the features are not very optimized for it or they dont perform as well as other services.

Discovery isn't weighted very heavily in the overall rating since there are plenty of other places to discover music from.
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Right, that is why you plan ahead and keep a buffer. You shut down when there is enough cash left to meet obligations, not after you've spent every last cent.

This is for externally funded startups, not bootstrapped. If it is bootstrapped, I think it is ok to dig deeper (but not actually committing major crimes or putting your health or safety St risk), but for a funded company, you should probably either wind things down in an orderly way, or at least fire everyone and pay all all salaries, pay vendors, and then switch back to bootstrap mode.
Half the time, simply having transactional behavior on the application side is "enough" reliability for most.

App node goes down? Meh. If it's important, it'll get submitted again.
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I'm a Spotify dev. What sort of data would you find most useful to have extracted from iTunes?

The reason we don't do the smart playlists is that we just take a snapshot (the lists aren't kept in sync) and the very nature of smart playlists is that they are dynamic.
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If you believe England didn't gas minorities, then you should read up on what Churchill did to the Kurds during the 20's.
The ads are shown in an embedded browser (Safari on OSX), and they might use flash. The app itself does not use flash in any way.
That's a very disturbing chart. Even if the course materials are just as hard as before, which I doubt, as a student you can't know whether you actually comprehend them as well as you need to. By extension, employers can no longer rely on a degree as a token of acquired knowledge or work ethic.
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For the curious, I can tell you this is certainly not a global effect. At the UK university I work at, we mark work out of 20, and only a small proportion of students get above 17 (considered excellent, probably equivalent to A).
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Fuck you, Facebook. Seriously. Fuck you.

Sorry, just frustrated about them terminating this app. I was just about to try it out, too. :(
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I think Facebook's primary source of revenue is advertising too.

Facebook is taking the stance what Microsoft took a few years ago - getting in the way of it's users and making choices on behalf of them.

On the other hand by being open, Google has made a ton of money from it's competitors like Groupon which spends a big chunk advertising on Google.

I don't know if Facebook has made an official comment on this but from here on I think things might get interesting.
> There are entire generations of british historians since WW2 dedicated to the PR propaganda of how good the british were for the colonies and until very recently the western opinion has been entirely shaped by this propaganda - almost any book written by a British historian of which you'll find countless in your library have the same basic point of view.

That's odd - I grew up in Scotland and our history lessons were mostly about how bad the British empire was and how evil our imperialistic ancestors were. We weren't taught anything about the instilled systems of law and governance, the ending of the slave trade, the breakthroughs in science and engineering, etc. - I've discovered all these things afterwards, by myself.

Generally speaking, I would say that the majority of the British public have a negative view of the empire and are pretty much blind to the fact that it did a lot of good as well as harm.
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Only no one needs to be bribed. That's attributing malice where stupidity suffices. The 'shit' is so complicated the rating agencies actually think they are AAA and issue that rating without a bribe. The politicians have plenty of other reasons besides bribes to turn private debts into public debts.
For the first couple of years with my daughter, I coded on the weekends. I timed it for one of her naps, because she had a pretty solid routine - 2hours sleep 2hours awake during the day time. I timed everything though, and limited myself to 30 minutes at a time to make sure I got to my share of the chores and got enough rest myself.

If you plan carefully, you can be very productive - try something like the pomodoro technique to make sure you aren't just faffing about. Evenings after work I found it better just to enjoy time with my family and get some exercise and rest.
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Facebooks primary revenue source also is advertizing. And they generally do not seem opposed to other sites (competing with them for users) linking to them (they've littered half the net with their like buttons), only vice versa.
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I just tried logging into FB and I inadvertently misspelled my password. FB detected this and told me that my password was slightly off (this isn't the exact error message but is representative).

How do they know? I use BCrypt on my sites and I wonder how such a message can be generated if you haven't stored the plain text password? One way could be to also store some other hash that makes computing the edit distance easy but wouldn't that negate the problem BCrypt solves in the first place (namely making it hard to brute force the correct password)?
Wow, are you angry.

1) The British GDP increased dramatically with the (British-led) industrial revolution, regardless of any effect the British had on India. Comparing the two and claiming that it is entirely due to Britain's involvement with India is ridiculous.

2) Famines have a long history in India. During the British-led period, they were particularly bad. However, the strong system of government instilled by the British did pave the way for an organised, united Indian government that heaped resources into agricultural research in the post-war period.

3) It's not just British people that are racist. That's a feature of almost every culture and society. This is pretty much beyond dispute - take a look at the Indian caste system, for example.

4) This was done pretty much at the insistence of contemporary Muslims and Hindus. That it was done poorly is not disputed - that it is entirely the fault of Brits is a ridiculous proposition. India and Pakistan have been free from British rule for decades - there doesn't seem to have been any increased tendency for detente and diplomatic relations now that the British are inconsequential, does there?

You are also completely ignoring any effect that British rule had outside of the Indian region, aren't you? British ships were instrumental in stopping the slave trade in Europe, and British rule brought all kinds of scientific, engineering and medical progress to countries that, at the time of arrival, were still practising human sacrifice and had life expectancies in their mid-30s or younger. I think that you have a rather one-sided view on the matter.