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That's why the trend seems to be (and I'll follow for now, as an easy way to migrate) to grab free Google Apps on your domain.

You still need to backup your mails (run an imap/pop client somewhere) in the case that Google locks you out. But in that case mail to you is targeted at _your_ domain, you just drop the DNS entries for GApps and set up your mails _then_.

(More clever: Set it up before, but don't list it as MX. That way as soon as DNS propagates you're able to receive mails again)
Well you could do that, but only if you must collect such information for governmental purposes, otherwise I would stick with just the single text box and allow them to put in whatever name they wanted.

I would especially do that for any sort of web startup for both simplicity of the interface and ease of implementation.
Well, if you look at India's performance in the Olympics (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India_at_the_Olympics), thats not necessarily true.
How much time (in hours) would law enforcement spend to perform this similar analysis technique? Or would this become trivial if a system that performed analysis continuously were built?
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There's a quote, that goes something like: "For each rule of thumb, there is an equal and opposite rule of thumb. Both are wrong".

I'd like to see a lot more context with those principles. I'd like two examples - one which demonstrates why the principle is useful, and one that shows it going just a little too far.

Otherwise, these principles just create what artsy types call a "lens". It might help you reach an epiphany ("doh, I should have abstracted that bit - that's the word, abstraction, where did I hear that?"), but it also leads to the "Journeyman Programmer who just read Design Patterns and wants to make everything a Stratergy" phenomena (is that a Joel misquote?).
Exactly this.

Trying to write pure functions in a standard language is completely the wrong approach. You might as well say, tie one hand behind your back and try to write with the other hand.

Many functional languages don't require pure functions.

Many functional languages have garbage collectors, and they are fundamental for writing pure functional data structures. (It's almost impossible to properly emulate this in, say C, especially if your structures have cycles)

Many functional languages have other great features like type inference, macros, data patterns and more. Just using an existing language won't give you any taste for these.
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How could they? He says clearly that the copyright is held by a photographer - not him self.
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I'm trying to figure out how they would keep enough moisture in the "greenhouse." By definition there's a breeze so it's like using an air dryer on your garden - you would need to provide a lot of water to keep the plants and soil moist. That water has to come from somewhere. In addition, evaporative cooling reduces the amount of power the facility will generate and makes it heavier to lift out. Although the density of the air going through the turbines might compensate.
And here's Malcolm Gladwell making the argument that successful people are less likely to take risks:

http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2010/01/18/100118fa_fact_...

Reality is reality. If you take risks, you open yourself up to failures, but the potential upside might be greater as well.
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As a turbaned Sikh, it's encouraging to see Ajay Banga as the CEO of MasterCard. That being said I'd really like some elaboration on what they mean when they say Indian CEOs show a level of business ethics not seen in the west. It's based off a study done by Haygroup but they don't provide a link to the study or how it was carried out.

EDIT: http://www.haygroup.com/ww/Downloads/Details.aspx?ID=1187

This links to a white paper that I think is the one referred to in the article but you have to sign up to get it.
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> [1]: I have browsed thru /b/ many times, and the behavior of people there truly is the worst I've seen ever. I was in the middle of the SF Giants riots last year, and the people setting fire to cars and breaking windows seemed more civil by comparaison.

Seriously? Yeah, /b/ is a vile cesspool. But there is a real and significant difference between riots that directly affect people's safety and destroy physical artifacts and capital as opposed to information leaks and DDOS attacks.
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Let's bash Objective-C, like Java.
Oh wait... Objective-c is "cool".
Never mind.
I do like the idea of functional programming as a paradigm - that can be used in any language - and dodged when needed - much better than pure functional programming/languages. As a game designer, with so many state-dependent parts, and with so many refactoring iterations that come along with designing a game from the ground up, too much functional code would become a burden. The approach suggested here on the other hand - trying using to use FP as much as reasonable - allows me to benefit with FP when possible while maintaing agility.

In a language like c++, what would be an elegant naming convention to differentiate between pure functions and others?
Not necessarily. Lets say the lows at the top of the tower are maybe 40 degrees F. They're heating up the base to 180 degrees F during the heat of the day. Whether the thermal gradient ever inverts depends on whether the ambient nighttime temperatures are able to bring that 180 degree thermal mass (concrete? dirt?) down to 40 degrees in the time available before the sun comes back up. You'd have to do the math.
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I use unicode all the time, and I have not had any trouble. All the php functions are binary safe. If you use utf-8 you won't have any touble.

Do you have actual real issues, or do you just like to complain about things you heard other people say?
> cough Unicode anyone?

Why are you coughing about unicode? It works just fine as long as you use utf-8, and there is little reason not to.
I take it you don't know anything about PHP?
I had problems with the viral approach of Launchrock for one of my projects so I made my own.

I feel there is no point in forcing the users to invite their friends without having tried out the service themselves.
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It's not just for government purposes. If your hypothetical web startup has to integrate with any third-party systems (like anything in healthcare or financial services in the US) then you need the name broken into parts.
No it was not, dammit.
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Cheap LEDs do this. They lack a warm spectrum. They also give a lot of noise on your electricity net.

But there are expensive LEDs emitting warm light. Perfect for reading. They emit a much wider spectrum of light.

I think in the aquarium world there are a lot of innovations when it comes to the light spectrum of LEDs. Especially in salt water aquariums.
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Ignoring the other answers about the legal aspect: He _didn't_ upload that picture to Facebook anyway.

The article states, that this was the cover picture of one of his books.
Yeah, no way plants are going to survive in 180 degree heat with constant breeze wicking away moisture.
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Awesome depth, many many thanks for the analysis! I'll definitely be reading this more thoroughly when I'm more awake :)

The moral of the story is still what it's always been, and it's a two-parter: 1) anonymity is only as anonymous as how you use it. And, because Bitcoin's transaction history is public, it's very very hard to use it truly anonymously. And 2) very few people go to even reasonable lengths to stay anonymous. For most, I simply doubt they think it's worth the effort - why anonymize legitimate use?
Thanks. I'll convert it to a monospaced font now.
If only it were that easy. The president doesn't have a magic "get things done" button, unfortunately. He must pass everything through congress. That's the entire issue with the debt ceiling. If he cannot act - whatever the action, then we will default.
Clearly you never used IRC. When I got started with computers, BBSes, etc., using your real name was considered a monumentally bad idea.
This is just kind of creepy, isn't it?
They do actually.
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One reason may be that for big conferences, the audience is international, and may no know what is considered ok, inappropriate, and plainly illegal.

It also sends a signal: several female open source contributors have written about the fact that their complaints has been completely disregarded by the conference organizers. Stepping up publicly against those behaviors would make it harder to do so later, if only from a PR POV.
The trouble is no one's ever built anything like this yet, so it's still risky. That's part of why we need government incentives. Once we know it works the incentives won't be necessary, the market will be happy to finance more of them.
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One assumption that the post (and I assume the paper as well) makes is that there _was_ a thief. It is entirely possible that one user played both the victim and the thief in this story.
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Oracle still tries to keep up with standard. Getting hired to work in 400 building (RAC, ExaData, etc.) is still much harder than getting into Google.
>>You can build a "cheap" space-plane that get's 7 people to orbit at around 100-1000$/lb.

That would push the costs down by a factor of ten, at least. For man-rated space flight!

What is the NASA track record for big projects that push costs down?

(Didn't Burt Rutan have some story of when he built some high altitude air plane on an order -- and the NASA space suit integration team was larger than the team to design and build the aircraft?)
The point is that I am going to mention someone I know, not someone I don't know.

But yes one of the questions is whether you have a truly free will (my guess is no)
Well I would consider that to be for government (mandated) purposes, since the service you're contacting with has a government mandated schema for the name it must use, and hence you must also use.

Of course you can always have different fields for billing information.
i thought jugaad was a hack.. not a native hindi speaker though. It's a word that has exactly the same +ve and -ve connotations of a hack.
I'm certainly not a Riak expert, however I did find a blog post which claims that this:

SELECT addresses.state, COUNT(*)
FROM people
JOIN addresses
ON people.id = addresses.person_id
WHERE people.age < 18
GROUP BY addresses.state

translates into this Raik abortion:

{ "input":"people",
"query":[
{"map":{"language":"javascript", "name":"Riak.mapValuesJson"}},
{"map":{
"language":"javascript",
"source":"function(value, keyData, arg){
var data = Riak.mapValuesJson(value);
if(data.age && data.age < 18)
return [[value.bucket, value.key]];
else
return [];
}"
}
},
{"map":{
"language":"javascript",
"source":"function(value, keyData, arg){
var data = Riak.mapValuesJson(value);
if(data.address && data.address.state)
return [{data.address.state: 1}];
else
return [];
}"
}
},
{"reduce":{
"language":"javascript",
"source":"function(values, arg){
return values.reduce(function(acc, item){
for(state in item){
if(acc[state])
acc[state] += item[state];
else
acc[state] = item[state];
}
return acc;
});
}"
}
}
]
}

Can you do that same SQL query in Riak in a simpler way? Will the Riak query ever benefit from indexing, or does it map against the entire dataset every time?

Also, in the Riak query (and the example SQL) there is a hardcoded 18. In SQL you can use bind parameters to ensure that there is no chance of an injection attack. How would you do this in Riak? It seems like you would have to escape the value into the JS code you are sending to the server? Code generation is a huge pain, and string concatenation isn't going to cut it, but that sad state of affairs is what I see here: https://github.com/basho/riaktant/blob/master/examples/log-h...

That code is linked from the Riak documentation, and is ugly as sin. Do you have to specify queries against indexes based on what was indexed? In Postgresql, the query planner will make use of whatever indexes are available if they will help performance, but the SQL will execute with our without those indexes. In Riak it appears that it will simply map-reduce all data unless you specify a 'search' something or other to narrow it down, but that 'search' functionality is on the outside of the map-reduce, so the developer has to know which fields are indexed and which are not, and there isn't much hope of more complex index enabled joins.
Yup, I pray quietly that I don't get 'reviews' like this when I finally get some writing done. Useful techniques, but widely used already. See Anne Lamott 'Bird by Bird' and the (real) reviews of that book.
How to get started with functional programming? How to get started with programming? How to get started with anything?

Just start doing it, do some research for stuff you don't understand, and see if it flies for you.

I'm not an elitist although I might very well come out as one but any article with a title analogous to what's above is by definition missing the target. My reasoning goes that anyone who's worth his salt and interested in functional programming has got, or will get, started with it without any such an article. Anyone who's either not worth his salt or not interested in it will not start functional programming or programming or anything because of some article (or a few of them). In general, of course.
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Just staying in your language is a very bad idea. The problem is that if your language and your librarys don't support FP very well you will have a very hard time. Even somebody that knows FP very well will have problems applying FP in a Java setting. Its surly possible but you will have a hard time.

Its better to start with a language that helps you do the right thing. Additionally if you do FP in Java or C++ you will not get all the benefits and after you tried it conclude that FP is not worth it.

Start with Haskell, ML, Clojure or something like that.
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The article states that aside from Americans, there are more Indian CEOs than any other nationality - even Canadian and Chinese, which presumably have a higher population in America than Indians do.

Although statistically, Indians should have a few smart people anyways, the number of CEOs the nation exports is disproportionately high in comparison to other countries.
It is intellectually dishonest to conflate criminal acts (what ccdavid and I were discussing) with speech you disapprove of.
You mean they're actually going through with it? Awesome! I hope it works as well as planned.

I'm extremely interested in the aftermath of all this. The building itself is clever and all, but what will the ecological impact be? Wind farms kill birds and bats and there's evidence the sound drives many more off, concentrated solar has a nasty habit of significantly heating the air around the plant and hydro-dams are enormously destructive no matter how you look at it. What's a 1/2-mile-tall heat pump going to do?
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If not for any other reason, the organizers need to cover their asses so that they can kick the offender out without worrying about a potential lawsuit.

Local laws probably do not make it clear that you can kick an offender from a conference.
Things like Anonymous and LulzSec, which end up on the NYTimes frontpage, are is a direct result of places like 4chan.

I must disagree with this statement. If you believe that anonymous boards like 4chan provide a gathering place for the already antisocial, getting rid of 4chan doesn't get rid of the antisocial. They'll find some other way to gather and/or express their frustrations with society. I'd argue that it's possible that sites like 4chan provide an outlet for some people, preventing them from expressing their frustration "in real life."

For the record, I consider the real-name-only position you've advocated on this article to be a bit extreme (I believe I also replied to another of your comments). Feel free to desire a place, web site, etc. that satisfies every one of your whims and expectations, but don't do so in a way that forces others to conform. Maybe they see value to themselves and to society in the things you personally dislike.
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You do not need to start with functional programming, because if you're good, the probability is high you already do it (at least the Java devs I know do it).

This means immutable data structures, writing for composability, side effect free methods, list processing with "closures" instead of for loops etc.
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With VPS hosting as low as $6/month, what reason is there to continue using shared hosting anyways?
I don't think it is quite the right comparison. I think most Indians who end up being CEO (or senior executives) in companies have had some sort of post graduate education abroad, or they have work experience starting in a multi national corporation in India.

For excellence in sports, particularly at the olympic level, you need training facilities, budgets and infrastructure in the country. You will find that India is sorely looking in these!

I do not see what the ethnicity of these people has to do with their success. I think more credit should be due to the organisations who hired and supported them up the career ladder.
In case anyone is wondering, I presume this is a reference to the ESA Herschel telescope launched by Arianespace:

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To the contrary. From my experience adding FP to Java is something natural, good devs do this on their own without wanting to write FP code. Side effect free methods, immutable objects, immutable data structure etc. all add to better code in large code bases. That's why good devs use Google Guava or LambdaJ instead of for loops for example.
OT: From where these "fortune" companies take big projects? I have seen many Indian freelancers bid as low as $50 for 1-week worth projects. (We have used http://www.cssilize.com/ that charges as low as $35)
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Of course, the counterpoint: Flickr's been doing this for as long as they've had the ability to tag people in photos. If you've got a photo whose privacy setting wouldn't allow the person to see it, though, they do pop up a notice saying that tagging someone gives them access to it.
Personally, I'm quite happy with VPS and would never go back to shared hosting without a good reason. But if you're writing software that is going to be used on lots of "standard hosting" packages you have to take this kind of delay into account.
Some Indians complain highhandedness of Sikhs and Malayalees. Is it true? (Anyone from India, please?)
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I see two insurmountable problems with this solar tower, in this age of rising environmental concerns and increasing influence of environmental pressure groups:

- The base of the tower covers a huge piece of land, which is now home to various desert creatures. Changing their habitat is unacceptable from the environmental protectionists' viewpoint. The precious creatures (probably some endangered species too) would probably die.

- Visual pollution. Nobody wants to have ugly structures in his backyard, let alone a half-a-mile-high tower which will be visible from a huge area. It detonates with the natural desert views of Arizona.

Because of these two reasons, this solar tower project will face years of litigation from environmental pressure groups, and in the end the project will probably stall.
Do you use any naming convention to differentiate between pure and non-pure functions?
You can sort of see why. Some of the commenters in this post equate having a modicum of decency to, "they're takin' our freedoms!". I'm sure the OSCON staff tried to ignore the situation and not assume it was a big deal until it became a big deal.
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