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I had similar thoughts when I was first learning a lisp. Unlike the author, I was enamored with the lack of syntax and the expressive power that was there. Sure, it's a Turing-complete language like any other, but for me it was a pleasure to hack with. Not only that, but you can actually do things with it (manipulate the language itself, from within the language itself…whoa) that I would only later realize the power of. Turns out you rarely need to use that power.

For instance, I'd do (untested):

(defn prime? [x] (every? (fn [n] (not (zero? (mod x n))))
(range 2 (Math/sqrt x))))

(doseq (map pr (filter prime? (range 0 20))))

for the same effect. And I really was happy to write that. It makes sense.

NB: I'd never put such code into production, and I think it should be a warning sign that a purported problem in a language/dialect be based around minimal experience regarding an example.
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That's exactly what I did yesterday :) Even though I'm not even looking for a job.

Then I went to their website to email them anyway and wasted more time figuring out the address to send it to.
I get it, you're a professional. 30 years ago, you know when the IBM PC was introduced, the variation of quality of venues was likely higher. Big name, technical shows simply did not go to smaller venues, because they would fuck up.

It's not intended to be an attack on you. It's not an attack on your profession. It highlights how a professional organization can raise the quality of everyone they interact with. Like it or not, wal-mart makes its suppliers better. Maybe it takes talking, cajoling or even dirty tricks, but the key idea is you can make your suppliers better. Don't be afraid to be very sneaky in your thinking to get what you need from your suppliers.
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Wow - whoever made this is ridiculous... i kinda don't like this stuff... just doesn't feel 'good' - anyone get what I'm saying?
It's in the public domain... it's open for grabs.
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Much cool in this sector. Quora is doing a great job helping to realize the dream of the semantic web.
I think Twitter has more resources at hand to block. On a less technical note, this web-site is probably too focused on a negative issue, unlike say Wayback Machine which is general archiving. It not only violates the letter of the ToS but the spirit of how Twitter and its users work.

I expect it to be taken down by Twitter soon
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I would argue that a more expensive one-byte mistake was the computer industry failing to standardize on a newline representation (CR+LF versus LF).

In mixed Unix/Windows environments, I cannot even count the number of times that this discrepancy has created issues or slowed down work: config files accidentally saved with Windows newlines and causing cryptic error messages ("No such file or directory: filename" because "filename" from that config file has an invisible CR at the end), discovering that a tool had been silently converting newlines from one format to another when you wanted to preserve them but it is too late to fix because the files have been shipped to customers, tools stripping the LF but not the CR and corrupting text displayed on terminals, $ in a regex not matching the end-of-line because of the presence of CR, of course the pain of editing Unix files on Windows (the only reason why Wordpad exists), etc.
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Which they never adequately explain. Clicking through, the site just offers to "spread viral contents" (sic).
I think that, assuming the proper content of the page is loaded, the communication with Stripe is done over SSL. The problem is that someone could do a MITM and give you different content that, say, sends your credit card to their server instead. And that would be a much easier MITM than if he were using SSL because they wouldn't even have to provide a fake certificate.
My doubt was sincere; I didn't know that Airbnb was somewhat related to HN. That explains much.

Thanks to everyone.
Not really. .25 mm resolution, accuracy is higher, .05 mm is likely. Depends on the threaded rod, belt tension etc. In general the accuracy is far higher than the uncertainty in the melted plastic coming out of the extruder.

I built a cupcake and, as a hobby, it is totally worth the money. I don't think i'll build another, but i'll keep mine running as long as i can.

abs sands well, it takes paint, there are very few things you can't rough out with this sort of tool. I think the design software just isn't there yet. blender is weird. art of illusion crashes. openscad is writing code in a broken language. sketchup doesn't support the correct formats out of the box. There's still a bunch of rough edges.
Not understanding the system is rarely a good reason to rewrite it. Let me guess, the system they rewrote was Google Groups? Because I remember back in 2006 it was working perfectly. Now their search of Usenet posts can hardly find anything.

Anyhow, I was working on a system once which had a very crappy implementation. Thousands lines of code in each source file. Spaghetti code everywhere. I spent a lot of time fixing bugs in that system. Clearly it wasn't productive. I decided to completely rewrite it. Spent a couple of months working on it, but when it was done, it had a cleaner implementation and far fewer bugs. I noticed that I hardly spend any time on that system any more - an indirect indication that the decision to rewrite was the right one.

Fast forward two years. I moved on to other projects. A new guy comes along (senior than me actually). His task is to make the old system work with new requirements. He comes with an idea - a complete rewrite. Since I worked on that system before, I get to review his design. He explains to me how his new implementation is going to have various "new" features. Then I ask him if he knows that the existing implementation does all that already and more. He had to admit that he have no idea how the existing system works, so he doesn't want to touch it - thence the desire to rewrite.

I gave him my advice but he proceeded with the rewrite anyway. The old code obviously got scrapped. Now, looking back I can't see where his new code ended up. Most likely his rewrite failed, so the new implementation never saw the light of day.

The moral of the story: even if you don't like the old system, you have to understand how it works in order to create something better.
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From what I've seen this role is now played as much, if not more, by languages like Scala and Haskell. Certainly languages like that owe a large debt to Lisp but I'm not so sure what you say is as true of Lisp today as it once was.
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A beautiful website designed for usability, an API for exporting public data, an open source website available on Github, and feedback through Tender Support; this is by far the greatest .gov I have ever seen. Thank you for your hard work!

I'm absolutely blown away. If all government websites (especially http://usaspending.gov, http://data.gov, http://itdashboard.gov, http://federalreporting.gov, http://recovery.gov) were this well designed I might start to think that the government was finally catching up.

Can you explain more about your team? Are you an outside company working on contract or are you federal employees? What process and team structure allowed the Federal Register site to be developed like this when so many other .govs are backwards and languishing? How can other federal websites follow your lead?
I think it's ok. Most of my blog posts get 3 up votes or so, but my post on side projects got 130 http://rawsyntax.com/post/5982784556/importance-of-side-proj...

But then again, I write blog posts I feel this crowd would be interested in
Or you could simply post the questions the user entered as a HIT and ask turkers "Does this text comply with mechanical turk?".
Iggy Pop's concert rider appeared on the Smoking Gun several years ago, and it's a very amusing read -- they were clearly sick of venues screwing things up as well by not reading carefully. It's only 18 pages:
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Ask HN: First full-time job. Negotiating friendly NDA?
I am accepting my first full-time job. However I have a bunch of side projects that are live which I keep playing with. Nothing is super big and about to explode. We've agreed on the monetary terms of my offer. However the NDA is 9 pages long and seems overtly aggressive.

Any tips for negotiating a more friendly NDA so side projects unrelated to my full-time job done in my spare time at home remain my property?

The company is a tiny 5-10 person startup. The company and I are both based in NYC.
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(Shrug) I'd use a knob, a bimetallic strip, and a pair of tungsten contacts, but I'm weird that way.
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How much time does it take? What are the materials cost? What are the operating costs? How much does the machine cost? Just trying to do a bit of break-even calculation and figure out what the profitability point is on a per-item basis... since I might do the same [grin]
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A ton of responses and no one mentions the one-word answer?

"homoiconicity": the property of a language whereby code written in said language is stored, in a natural and immediate fashion, as a data structure of the same language

What this means for Lisp is that if you want to manipulate Lisp code, you aren't dealing with some crazy complex AST: you can actually /see/ how the code is parsed by looking at the code itself, as the code is actually typed using the serialization format for the primary data structure of the language: S-expressions.

So, you aren't just creating a little "DSL" by using some built-in syntax tricks like "implicit last argument block", but instead are able to write code that modifies code and generates code as easily as if you were writing the original code in the first place: the comparison to Ruby is therefore fundamentally flawed.

(Finally, as an unrelated bonus: the parser for Lisp is also written in Lisp and available during the execution of Lisp, so you can have code that modifies and extends the parser itself allowing you to fundamentally alter the syntax to, for example, look like Ruby; this mechanism is called "reader macros", for the record.)
This was the same thing that caught my eye as well. I said congrats on the launch, and Dan was right there with a quick friendly comment. This alone convinced me to try it as I was on the fence.

The signup/interview through checkout process took about 30 seconds. Curiously awaiting the results. Thanks again Dan.
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The API is actually very nice to use, you create a template for your HIT (which I'm assuming you already have done for what you're making), and then you just make a single REST call with a list of questions!
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So rather than sue, Kildall agreed to license CP/M to Big Blue. He was floored when the PC was released and IBM charged $240 per copy for CP/M and just $40 for DOS. Kildall's conclusion, according to his memoir: "I believe the entire scenario was contrived by IBM to garner the existing standard at almost no cost."
I think I'm pretty safe saying there are a ton. Every Lisp hacker has their own.

Actually, "library" is probably the wrong word for reused Lisp code. A library is a public thing, an institution---and all that goes with it: slow to change, must be easy to understand, etc.

Instead of libraries, Lisp hackers have private collections. Like a messy desk, they are often supremely useful once you get the hang of it, but are inscrutable to others. Not exactly the best characteristics to get popular on github.
Why is it like a standup comedy routine? I don't see the connection.

Also, is this article auto-generated somehow, it reads very strangely.
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I'm curious how you got into the stripe beta? Had you used them before with other projects?
Wouldn't the gov't simply demand the logs be unencrypted? And wouldn't companies simply roll over like they do now?
I came to New York for work, but stayed for the people. Most of my friends live in nearby neighborhoods or clos-ish areas of Brooklyn. Certainly if I worked in the city I'd socialize a bit more there, but I'm not going out of my way to go in on a regular basis.

My rent is probably about 30% cheaper than the equivalent place in Manhattan, and that's savings of about $475 a month, which is nothing to scoff at.
Sometimes it boggles the mind how far the land of the free and the home of the brave has come. As soon as a more efficient system for temporarily renting rooms is created, the various actors benefiting from the way things already are start lobbying the state to intervene. I believe a Canadian, Trudeau, put it best: there's no place for the state in the bedrooms of the nation. ;-)
The horrible "{...}" output for almost everything (and proper callstacks when using named function expressions) are all fixed in IE9. That still puts it dead last for MOST visualizations behind all the other browsers OTHER than IE8, but some things, such as the profiler call tree, are still the best.
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The story is that he just went and started it over Christmas.
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Probably because Woz was the product of millions of years of evolution, not design. Designing a computer would be much easier.
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I remember reading about how the South African mines are going deeper and deeper because of the price of gold:

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/11/071106-afric...

That is back from when gold was ~$500
Rewriting might still be faster then understanding an existing implementation.
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It's not this specific stipulation that matters, but the arbitrary specificity of the particular requirement that clues you into whether or not they read the contract. You can change it from Brown M&Ms to something like 'a blue fur coat' or 'two pairs of wooden clogs' and it would have the same effect.
How that exactly works is a bit too long a topic for a comment here (try google - "public key encryption", "X.509" and "certificate authority" are some relevant search terms if you're interested).

However what I'd like to point out is that 'simple eavesdropping' effectively is a Man-In-The-Middle attack, be it a passive one (the man in the middle is just keeping his mouth shut and only listening).

And eavesdropping on someones internet connection is, contrary to popular believe, not that simple.

The eavesdropper needs at least one of:

a) effectively have a (virtual) presence on either one of the endpoints of the connection
b) unfettered access to exactly the correct pieces of equipment that are part of the internet's infrastructure.
c) some way of persuading your traffic to take a de-tour from a remote location

Option a) is the easiest I guess - just drop a piece of malware on someones PC (takes care of that whole pesky SSL issue as well). Although certainly doable - I would not describe it as trivial. Most 'cyberattacks' targeted at the masses are not exactly efficient - their success largely depends on the large numbers of targets - targeting a specific person is quite a bit of work.

Option b) is, depending on who you are either relatively easy or nearly impossible. If it's easy for you, you've probably signed a piece of paper promising you a large bank account withdrawal and/or all kinds of 'benefits' in a state-sponsored facility if you abuse your powers. That won't stop everybody and there are parties for who it is actually their job to do this kind of things, but for the most part you can forget about option b) unless you happened to have attracted the interest of aforementioned parties. In which case I wish you good luck.

The feasibility of option c) depends even more on local circumstances of the victim than option a) but is a real possibility, but certainly not trivial. Something like dns-cache poisoning comes to mind.

So - eavesdropping is certainly possible, but I would by no means call it simple.

Rgds,
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It is often not possible for the rewritter to change all the uses of the old system.
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You waste the time and resources of the venue and cause some lackey to hate his job.
On the other hand, as a resident I don't necessarily want my next door neighbor's apartment hosting a daily revolving cast of total strangers.
Having spent 3 years with Clojure, I believe that Lisp macros are just as powerful as they say. But no need to take my word for it ... checkout the paper "Languages as Libraries" by the folks behind Racket.

I've created 3 libraries that I think would be exceedingly difficult, excruciating, or impossible to write with the performance and the level of control over syntax in anything but a very good Lisp:

http://github.com/clojure/core.logic, efficient embedded Prolog in 1K LOC

http://github.com/swannodette/match, in progress implementation of a state-of-the-art OCaml pattern matching algorithm

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SSL can't be MITMed because SSL certs need to be signed by a certificate authority, and those signatures can be checked against pre-loaded public keys in the browser (CA certs). However, if the serving page is non-SSL that then posts via SSL then it's possible for a MITM attack to hijack the connection and display a new page that posts to some other location (where the credit card numbers are collected, etc.) without the user's becoming aware of it easily.