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That's a sweeping generalisation. I participated in the big march against cuts and the police were very respectful and only moved to contain those who were participating in violent behaviour (trashing shops, etc.). The vast majority of protesters were peaceful, treated well, and not kettled or horse-charged - a direct response to the previous condemnation of those sorts of tactics used against the students in the previous marches.
Crossing fingers to get an invite. Im all the way in Nashville, TN but I'll def scrape up a plane ticket to go.. and possibly never come back to TN, lol..
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HIV is used to insert the genes into the white cells in-vitro. They are not inserted in the patient. So I guess the risk of HIV infection is quite small (how small, I have no idea).
This goes a bit beyond the purpose of the website but is in context of what you wrote about incrimination and vigilantes:

It is amazing how quickly and effortlessly the otherwise so liberal and typically indifferent average internet user will turn into a zealous vigilante from behind their keyboard - I remember countless instances of that on reddit and 4chan basically calling for a lynch mob on people who tortured animals or did other very-bad-image crimes.(And by "bad image" I am referring to the fact that the average internet vigilantes I encountered definitely has strongly skewed priorities as to which crimes need the most severe punishment) And there are reports of the same being rather "popular" in China.

And the worst part was? You could not convince them that what they are doing is completely wrong, illegal and immoral by all of our modern social standards. I mean, really, what ever happened to "in dvbio pro reo" and do these people not realize how very much alike their actions are to the dark times of the SS/SA, Gestapo and Stasi? How can you justify "taking things into your own hands" and ruining other people's life?
If she's in the arts, she already understands computer science. She just calls it by a different name: art.

It's no more different than how a poet differs from a sculptor: their ways are drastically different, but in the end, both are artists. So is a good computer scientist.
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I'd rather be stressed out and thinking all the time on what to do next than do nothing and 'waste' my life...
"The most feature complete editor after emacs, probably."

That's a pretty bold claim, particularly given the subset of features you listed!
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I was about 9, I made some webpages all about the holidays I had been on. They had frames. :)

I also made an interactive map of Majorca, and you could click on the regions and windows would pop up, showing information about each region. I think I used Dreamweaver 4 for it.
Are you kidding? Vim has all the features you listed and many more...
Not sure exactly, but its financial doc for 2010 is here:
http://media.opera.com/media/finance/2010/annual-report.pdf

Bottom of page 37 says that Opera made 242,000,000 NOK from its desktop browser, which is mainly from search revenue (about $43 million)
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Not that I have high hopes for Flickr, but sampling the trends going on a walk with Google employees is probably a bit biased.

As for Flickr: isn't it strange how the products with the worst user interfaces always seem to become the most popular? Same with Facebook.
This is not a perfect solution because the RLO character isn't printed, there is nothing to highlight. There are several other non-printing characters in Unicode that I'm aware of, like the zero-width space.
I don't know what the article is about, since the website seems to be down, but i found Google+ to be an awesome photo community.
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maybe this picture will help: http://picbin.posterous.com/private/itGyiJrIJo
One has to remember that when ActiveX was introduced in Internet Explorer 3.0 the focus on security was a lot lower than in today's browser development.
> The solution is to let the market price the risk/value of college degrees

How would you get close to that market price, while still supporting those who will not be able to afford college? Surely tuition fees will increase in line with the maximum of any form of government supported loan.
I knew I'd heard that name before:

> Flickr will be here long after you are and its cultural significance to our world will outlast your quarter to quarter financial results.

http://www.businessinsider.com/an-open-letter-to-carol-bartz...
I can't be the only one who at first thought this would be about the UI layout of OpenOffice.org...
Is this what you are referring to?
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Or: they become popular despite, and then they're too scared to improve the UI for fear of change?
The short version of the article is that Flickr hasn't changed in years, no one at Yahoo seems interested in it, the community is drifting away, and they're heading towards Google+.

I think this is pretty much true, though I'm not sure Google+ will really be where everyone will end up - it certainly lacks a lot of things (like shared circles for example), and whether Google will support those communities by creating the features they want is really up in the air right now.
Very true. I think this was a very pre-emptive warning about humanity:

"Progress, far from consisting in change, depends on retentiveness. When change is absolute there remains no being to improve and no direction is set for possible improvement: and when experience is not retained, as among savages, infancy is perpetual. Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." - George Santayana

I worry less about the rioters than I do about the general population calling for lynching and murder.
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Well, that depends on your needs, actually.

If you want to write trainers for video games, knowing Assembly is a must!

Well, sorta. Knowing just enough to get by, and being able to look up the rest is good enough.

I used to write trainers for the original XBox. Unlike PC trainers, which can often rely on simply putting the same value in the same memory location over and over, XBox required that you modify the code in memory.

I still do it for PC games occasionally, but it's gotten harder... Windows seems to try to prevent hacks by loading the code into different places in RAM each time.

tl;dr - There are still uses for Assembly other than just debugging.
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Google shouldn't make Firefox their enemy anyway. Together with Firefox they can actually "not care" if Microsoft agrees with new standards or not (like say, WebGL). Together they can push a lot more stuff out there and transform them into standards.
Previous discussions of the CDF:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2789000

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2789062 <- Lots of comments
I don't agree with the interface comment. Facebook became popular in part because it had a much cleaner, more usable, interface than MySpace. I think the same is true of Flickr, though I'm not a heavy user.

It's probably true that other, newer companies have created better interfaces since then, but I'd argue that they became popular because their interfaces were superior at the time.
I think the AWS team at Amazon should break open a bottle of champagne and congratulate themselves for not being anywhere on this list. AWS lives and dies by its API, and they've done a very good job of it.
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Should Apple use that to put an injunction on iPads now? (if they have the patents that is).
See also:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2875797

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2875883

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2876232
After 10 minutes his website finally loaded and I got a chance to read his blog entry. What he backs his claim up with in the end is that a lot of his photographer friends, some of which work for Google, talk about Google+ instead of Flickr, and that there's a tipping point situation happening because the 10% that represent the "best" Flickr contributors are moving to Google+.
> I think the same is true of Flickr, though I'm not a heavy user.

Might have been true in the past, but I'll be damned if I don't just insta-close any flickr link I click by mistake these days. I just want to see a picture and half the time I get these two dots swirling around for what seems like half an hour, until it leads me to a half-broken interface with a tiny dot of a picture.

Not worth it.
Headphones are an integral part of the open office layout, especially for developers. I recommend decent-quality sound-isolating earbuds which can give you a personal audio environment at any time without irritating your coworkers.

Using headphones is a sign you don't want to be disturbed, as well. This isn't a sacrosanct rule, but it should be taken into consideration when you choose to interact with someone, possibly interrupting them. If you think they are focused on something, send them an IM instead.

Working from home a day or two a week, or working in the office before or after everyone else arrives or leaves is another good way to avoid interruption.
Yeah, for me as well. But currently using scite because I haven't figured out yet how to disable all the warning messages which kate prints when started from console in Debian Squeeze. Anyone got an idea?
... and in addition, point out that the end result is not simply something to evoke emotion, as art should, or to be useful, as a piece of beautifully sculpted furniture would, but something that is active and interactive.

Almost alive.
Why would you not use the same version you develop your code on every day for production?
Here are a few things that have killed Flickr for myself and 80% of my photographer friends:

- Poor quality of work (or, rather, the good photography is buried under mounds of dross). 500px has the advantage of being new, and limits monthly uploads, so the quality there is surprisingly high

- Vacuous comments. "Nice capture!". "Great shot!". This is only made worse when looking at the horror-movie-esque overdone-HDR monstrosity.

- Group and all flashing badge icons in comments

- woeful mobile interface which is slow and eventually displays a non-zoomable postage stamp sized image. I cringe whenever I see a Flickr link on twitter

In short, Flickr might still be a place for photographs but not for photographers. Actually, I think photoblogs or 500px combined with twitter provide a great way of showing off your photos and getting great feedback from people you respect.
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I would rather have private office where I can listen to the music while I work, then having to wear headphones in open office.
Ah, well that isn't quite as impressive. I expected something like DOSBox compiled with Emscripten, with <canvas> to render to.
Just one more option - Twilio has a voicemail transcription feature as part of it's API, with automatic call back. So anything recorded could be available as text that way.
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Looks to me like it's actually producing smoke... And while the tar and other bad things in normal cigarettes wouldn't be there, I doubt smoke inhalation is ever a good thing.
I did almost exactly that on my last project. Works a treat.

With html5 features (i.e. local storage) you can just cache data client-side and sync in the background.

I.e. build a disconnected client-server application.
The whole photo-sharing space is ripe for a massive disruptor.

Photographers and enthusiasts have been drifting away from Flickr for ages, but up until now there's been no offering that's really a suitable full replacement.

On the one side you have sites like SmugMug, which has an awesome API, detailed controls over your images... but is devoid of any of the social features Flickr users have grown to love (and loathe sometimes - YOUR PHOTO HAS BEEN INVITED TO [INANE GROUP HERE!]).

Or you have beautifully designed sites like 500px... which also has no API and forces its users to operate the whole thing painfully in manual. But it does have really good discoverability features, maybe better than Flickr.

I'm not confident that Facebook and Google+ will take over the photography enthusiasts' world. I believe that most regular people will share their pictures there (and they already do, on Facebook), but the photography community won't jump on board until there are some very significant leaps (solid API, discoverability features, more niche-specific social features).

But in any case, Flickr is feeling old and creaky, we're all just waiting for something better to come along. Honestly, I'm surprised it's taken this long.
First off, we agree that Zuckerberg has no place complaining about this stuff, but the main point of the complaint was not that the chill.com app it posts crap on your wall, but that it makes it seem like you wrote it. Even in their response to Zuck ( http://chill.com/blog/2011/08/chilling/our-response-to-mark-... ) the examples they put there are very different from their own.

Otherwise, their opt-out strategy seems on par with the rest of crappy, spammy, FB apps out there.
Before I read the article I was sure he was talking about OpenOffice.org :(
Just to contrast. I've never had any issues with RVM. Gemsets rock!
I'm not a kate user, but what about just redirecting all the console output to /dev/null ? Then you shouldn't get any output, and so you can just send it straight to the background.

$ kate &> /dev/null &
I kind of agree with this. I feel people judge your idea by how YOU deliver it. So for example if you come across as uncomfortable while delivering your idea then often your idea looses merit quite quickly. This isn't always true and obviously if your idea is mind glowingly good then as long as you get the idea across people will work with you.

I don't think it's true (anymore) that people judge you by your ethnicity, social status, clothes, gender etc as I feel this article may imply without stating explicitly.

At the end of the day people are drawn to (not too) confident people with (not too) strong direction who are reliable and have a good idea.
If you install and configure 2000 plugins. Might as well make your own editor.
If this could encourage people in Britain to use alternatives to Facebook and Twitter, then this could be a pretty good thing for the health of the social media ecosystem.
Headphones are a great idea for some people. I for myself work best in silence. Even if there is music playing it disturbs my concetration. Maybe I am especially weak at focussing, but I think to some degree this is true to everybody who listens to music while working.
Amazon Digital Services Inc, is, in fact a subsidiary Amazon.com. Here's a lawsuit filing, which cites this corporate entity as being domiciled in delaware:

http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/califor...

More than once in the past, I've seen Amazon sell things on its own store using its own merchant "seller" accounts. This is a convenience for smaller divisions within amazon that want to sell using Amazon.com without setting up custom code on the Amazon.com store system (presumably.)

For instance, here's the page for the Kindle:
http://www.amazon.com/Kindle-Special-Offers-Wireless-Reader/...

Which contains the text:
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Here's a kindle game they developed, with Amazon Digital Services as the creator:

http://www.amazon.com/Every-Word/dp/B003P37FW0/ref=kin3w_ddp...

Delaware lets you search corporations online:
https://delecorp.delaware.gov/tin/GINameSearch.jsp

This let me confirm they exist (file 3892327) but doesn't show ownership or other info about them.
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Yeah, "firing back" is not just saying, "Well, we have that now, too! Nyah!" That's just keeping up with the Joneses.
In Japan it was a 2 tier issue. Insolvent (Zombie) banks were allowed to stay open. They in turn kept many insolvent companies alive. It's a testament to the strength of the Japanese that they kept the game going on for as long as they did. Of course it's not an exact analogy, but I share your concern that in the US we are trending towards a "Keep them open" mentality, rather than a "Try and try again".

A recent quote from Michael Jordan has been making the rounds: (& I believe the real @ is much higher than 9000)

"I've missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed."
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There is a good chance there were paragraphs when he wrote it and HN ignored it, because HN comments require an extra newline. Bad user or bad usability?
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It is usually recommended to send a friendly email first, but I would skip that step with Amazon since they have an entire department and process built around receiving and acting on copyright claims under the DMCA.

You need to email copyright@amazon.com

The template to use is something like this:

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You need to sign it, either physically or by dropping an image into the claim document (do it as a Word document or Google doc). Remember that it is a legal document, so you must be sure ('in good faith') that the claim is accurate, which may require that you either purchase a copy of the infringing book or downloading the sample to confirm that it is your content.

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the title really is confusing! I already thought about what I would want to comment about OpenOffice.org.
It is not true anymore but people remember the bad things, right? It was horrible maybe year or two back. Gazillion of notifications, wall completly covered with app spam... Now it's quite good. If anything appears it is very easy to hide the app, no more notifications (invites or whatever), .. quite clean.

On the other hand. Those polls are The Evil now. Absolutely no way to get rid of them (w/o using external scripts).
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>That diversity is IMHO valuable, and in case, it's probably unavoidable. Trying to force everyone into the same template seems to me a Very Bad Idea.

That's what the European Union is about.
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Good luck enforcing that.
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Same happened to me, don't want to Spam and resubmit but some feedback on whether form submission was successful wouldn't go amiss!
Except that this gentleman has previously complained about Flickr censorship, yet completely ignores that Google+ is far more restrictive and has already been accused of pulling people's photos (e.g. Lego cleavage[1]) and pulling non "real name" accounts. I don't think he's thought this through.

1. http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/did-google-ban-cl...
Are you being serious?

Public health care. Free state education (which is generally of a good standard, but a waste if you are not self-motivated). Council-provided housing, though supply is short due to failing to replenish the housing stock since right to buy in the 80s. A fairly comprehensive benefit system which scales with number of children. Healthy food is cheaper than junk.

The last one (self-respect) is mostly what determines whether you decide to take advantage of all the UK welfare state offers. Poor money management and general ignorance are the main reasons for the poor having big TV's, satellite service and gadgets, yet failing to pay their bills and their friends. Or getting into crippling credit card debt.

So really if you want to be accurate, its the rich doing their best to keep the poor stupid so they may keep the stupid poor. Sure, there are some really dumb things with welfare in e.g. the hoops you jump through to receive jobseekers allowance but its not as if the opportunities aren't there...

Edit: I see you were talking about mental medical care, which again is provisioned under the NHS. I personally know of NHS services in East London for this, some of which started due to this initiative: http://www.iapt.nhs.uk/ All free. That doesn't dispel stigmas attached to it, or course, but that's irrelevant to your assertion that such services don't exist.
This is a battle not worth fighting, IMO, unless she is asking/encouraging you to do it. My wife is an artist and she doesn't care at all about CS and never will. She doesn't want to know about it therefore she won't begin the process. I tried for the first year or so to explain this or that but it just wasn't where our interests crossed, so I stopped. She appreciates my enthusiasm for it and is happy that I get so much enjoyment from it but that's where it ends. We have other interests that cross and that's where we spend our time.
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