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No support is a bit better than sub standard support, although I guess devs could still have to deal with people wanting a NaCl version created in addition to normal web part of a project.
No. Liquidity is the measure of the ease with which it is easy to trade a given item. That is to say, shares of IBM are pretty liquid, treasury bonds are very liquid, and dollars are extremely liquid. But your car is not particularly liquid.

The rest of your analysis is nonsense.
Linux 2.6.38 x86_64, one window, 4 tabs:

VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
685m 110m 25m S 2 2.8 0:29.09 /opt/google/chrome/chrome
905m 74m 14m S 0 1.9 3:55.19 /opt/google/chrome/chrome --type=renderer --lang=en-US --force-fieldtest=ConnCountImpact/conn_count_6/ConnnectBackupJ
879m 63m 16m S 0 1.6 0:02.95 /opt/google/chrome/chrome --type=renderer --lang=en-US --force-fieldtest=ConnCountImpact/conn_count_6/ConnnectBackupJ
889m 57m 15m S 0 1.5 0:08.17 /opt/google/chrome/chrome --type=renderer --lang=en-US --force-fieldtest=ConnCountImpact/conn_count_6/ConnnectBackupJ
872m 46m 15m S 0 1.2 0:05.67 /opt/google/chrome/chrome --type=renderer --lang=en-US --force-fieldtest=ConnCountImpact/conn_count_6/ConnnectBackupJ
866m 36m 12m S 0 0.9 0:10.46 /opt/google/chrome/chrome --type=extension --lang=en-US --force-fieldtest=ConnCountImpact/conn_count_6/ConnnectBackup
850m 23m 11m S 2 0.6 0:19.67 /opt/google/chrome/chrome --type=extension --lang=en-US --force-fieldtest=ConnCountImpact/conn_count_6/ConnnectBackup
267m 13m 7100 S 0 0.4 0:00.05 /opt/google/chrome/chrome --type=zygote
222m 9000 2084 S 0 0.2 0:00.92 /opt/google/chrome/chrome
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Ask HN: Suggest a platform for a status page (eg. like status.linode.com)
Hi,

I'm looking to build a status page for a webapp of mine ... something that looks and functions like http://status.linode.com.

(Obviously, this could be fulfilled by a simple blog or any number of solutions.)

The only reason I'm looking for a solution is because it has to be hosted outside of my own infrastructure. Hence if my webapp or my servers go down, the status page is still up.

Then I thought I'd just throw this question out there and see what people think.

Criteria:

o Quick and easy to setup and update.

o Looks decent. Brandable.

o Custom domain.

o Third party infrastructure. Preferably highly scalable. (Would like static page / Varnish-like performance)

o Cheap.

(Dammit, if it didn't need to be hosted outside, I could just add to an existing server for free)

Possibilities:

o Typepad (which is what status.linode.com seems to use)

o Wordpress at wordpress.com

o Drupal at Acquia Gardens

o Jekyll with Github pages (Can't find pricing just to post a private blog)

o Some dirt-cheap shared hosting somewhere (but having stopped using shared hosting for many years, I don't really want to return to this)

Thoughts, anyone?
This is the first release with a stable ABI:

"Applications compiled with version 0.5 of the SDK will work in Chrome 14 and future versions of Chrome."

http://code.google.com/chrome/nativeclient/docs/releasenotes...
Meaning we should use that thread for suggestions, or is there an answer somewhere in that giant mess?
From the official NaCl FAQ:

Q. Is Native Client open? Is it a standard?

Native Client is completely open: the executable format is open and the source code is open. Right now Native Client is in its early stages, so it's premature to consider Native Client for standardization.

If it lives up to its promise, and Chrome is the only browser to support it, then it says more about the other browser vendors than anything.
to... our redmine. Actually, you make a good point. We are not project management or group collaboration. We never said we were. There's a difference between task management and project management that is very frequently misunderstood.
Can you edit your question so it makes sense? What is 'option 1'? I don't think you've given anybody enough information to go on.
Not a problem -- if NaCl exceeds V8 in development, we just compile Javascript directly to NaCl (using tools that will certainly be devised).
"Chrome will be the only browser to ever support it"

Doesn't have to be that way It's only supported in Chrome because Mozilla is refusing to implement it for not
other reason than... I really don't know what their reasons are. There is even a plugin for firefox. Google has accepted a ton of Mozilla invention even killing some initiatives like O3D in favor of WebGL. And plenty of other such bridging moves. I'm not seeing the love from the other side but I might be reading the situation wrong. I have no internal info as too how the debate went over NaCL.

Also, NaCL is being use by Google for some scientific computing stuff where they put scientific code written by external scientist and run it in Google datacenters. I'm starting to think this could be kickass for cloud apps.

Please explain to me why it should die?

Now to be fair, Mozilla is going to have something similar in potentially WebCL. But it's not exactly the same thing but close.
Yes. I leave out parens whenever I can because position, spacing and syntax highlighting makes code quite clear.

So I really prefer, for example,

if have_taste?
...

or

unless stuff =~ some_regex
...
So what you're saying is that you want a JS-to-NaCl JIT compiler (presuming NaCl is faster than V8).
I liked Adam D'Angelo's talk. Adam was nervous, but that's okay- I would be too. Not everyone is Dhh. And he didn't say "have rich friends". His message was that if you want to start a startup, thing about going to work at an early stage startup for a year or two first. You will learn what it takes, meet potential co-founders, meet vc's, learn the business side of things.

I don't remember what Reid's talk was on, but I do remember it being one of my favorites.
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Think about it. This makes sense.

People who are in power of course are threatened by new, fast ways to share information just as much as established businesses are threatened by ecommerce-sites like Amazon. This threat is real and the danger is justified.

Recent uprisings in Libya, Syria etc. put fear in the hearts of western politicians, too. Rightfully so. The world must and will change as a consequence. I think in more profound ways than we can predict yet.

Of course they don't react rationally because they don't understand it. They also make the mistake that the voters actually would like a social media ban. Of course they don't.
Agreed. What makes a password secure is the uncertainties surrounding it.
The characters that comprise it and the length should be as freeform as possible.
Then hackers can't make any assumptions.

This is in fact how password generation is implemented in KEYBOX ( http://www.jayfuerstenberg.com/keybox/ ).
The only problem is some sites don't always accept the passwords KEYBOX generates for you.
I don't think this is call white-hat SEO practice. White Hat is not directly purchase links but they do content + innovative way to get other people links to them. Link purchase is against the Google policy.
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You could use Amazon S3's static page hosting - http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2011/02/host-your-static-website-...

Some cursory searching found one company using it as such - http://onemoredigit.com/post/3660651034/custom-domain-with-s... . They seem to use JavaScript to pull reports of outages from their Twitter account.
It's awesome. Will you ever have a native OSX client? I'd be way more inclined to use it with one.
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It's good that he thought of using pre-existing works instead of reimplementing them. Don't knock that.
No, I don't see how JITting JS to NaCl would address any of those issues.
I think that's available IRL via ARM and HAND. Parallel processing included, though it's not overly necessary for a board game :)
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Wow, what a discovery (the video). I really enjoyed this video of San Francisco. While living in present day SF sometimes doesn't feel magical, this video makes me appreciate the city.
Unlikely. First, thanks to mobile, x86 is far less dominant than it was even a few years ago.

Second, Google can't afford to deliver a second-class experience to users not using Chrome. They don't have the kind of market share it would take to get away with that.
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Not necessarily - so long as RIM are willing to get involved: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/08/08/blackberry_riots/
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You've implicitly dismissed the most likely case: there is an abundance of biology / chemistry graduates willing to work in a wetlab to help cure cancer. Supply & demand of skilled labor is a much more likely cause (ie: highly correlated) than what "society actually valued".
This could, at least in theory, make it possible to deliver on the web a serious competitor to Photoshop, for example. I don't see that happening any time soon in Javascript.
Google+ does have in app payments - http://twitter.com/#!/vikasgupta/status/101752809044713472
Congratulations on the launch!

How does your service work with receipts as PDF attachments in the email?

We are working on a receipt related service as well, CostJar - http://costjar.com, although mainly from the point of digitizing and reducing paper receipts.
Likely the reason was "to make the joke work."

And also that RVM is a development tool, and the overhead it adds to production is silly.
...Mozilla is refusing to implement it for not other reason than... I really don't know what their reasons are.

Probably because NaCl blasts way beyond a leaky abstraction into hard-coded dependency on a specific processor. Mozilla (I'm guessing) wants the web to be a leak-proof abstraction. There are half a dozen different architectures on which one may want to run Firefox (x86/x86-64, PPC, ARM, Sparc, MIPS, etc.). NaCl requires in-depth security analysis and implementation for each platform, plus every web developer would have to compile and test a version of their code for every platform (or, more likely, they'll just support x86, maybe ARM).

PNaCl using LLVM would be slightly better, but WebCL is probably the best approach to number crunching in web apps. Security is also easier at a higher level of abstraction.
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10 megs for that tiny cemetery picture? peHub needs to learn how to resize pictures. Resizing in browser is the worst idea ever.

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I am normally not one to bemoan downvoting (I have enough karma that the occasional misstep doesn't really hurt me, and meta discussion is something I also don't want cluttering up HNN) but this one has me stymied at -3.

It seems patently obvious to me that the structure of our pharmaceutical system encourages maintenance doses over cures, and I'm not sure what about that would provoke at least four people to take action not to see it.
This is exactly the reason why I've never been interested in working for a startup. Learning experience? Yeah, I've got that working during the dotcom boom/bust cycle.

Your reasoning is spot on but the numbers get even more unappealing once dilution in future rounds of financing kicks in.

If you have the experience, be a co-founder at a startup with pretty big upside. If you can't find that, the 150K/year salaries are a much better deal than <5% equities.
Sure, but my point is more to do with the fact you can MiTM Wifi base-stations and poison DNS the urls to updates... the point is why was the phone more susceptible via 4G than Wifi?

Also, from what I can tell this wasn't a femto-cell but a significant antenna, perhaps even telco industry-grade.
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Looks terrific. I only wish for a way to install new rubies the same way you do it in RVM, rather than a "manual" install.
Well, you don't even have to be cynical (although, having worked years on contract at Eli Lilly, I'm pretty cynical). All you have to do is look at the way the FDA is structured to see that you have to generate a lot of money for any new drug or technique just to be able to pay for its approval. The only way you can do that reliably is by always shooting for the maintenance dose of $300 a month from every patient. A one-time shot just isn't going to pass the math test.

As is always the refrain, the system is broken - if what you want is cures instead of a large and lucrative pharmaceutical industry.
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Here's what I do...

* If I meet someone worth remembering, I get their email address and email them in the spot. I just say hi, cc myself, and formally follow up when I get home.
* It's only worth remembering someone if you both have a good reason to interact again in the near future.
* Don't bother chasing someone who doesn't return your emails or phone calls.
The "web" isn't a technical specification. People will click, link, and share the same way they've always done.
How would precompiled JavaScript help? NaCl provides a subset of the processor's capabilities. V8 has access to everything, and is already compiling Javascript to native code. The only way you could exceed V8's performance is by writing a better JavaScript compiler than V8 -- no small task. Anything you can do with JavaScript-[as-yet-unwritten compiler]-NaCl, Google can do with JavaScript-V8-native code.
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at the cmd prompt, the file properties in explorer would have a checkbox for this too
I never had a problem using RVM with tmux.
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I just observed that when logging in to Gmail, there is a temporary redirect via http://accounts.youtube.com. Anyone else seeing this behaviour?
I would use password based authentication. The pattern is well established, users know how to deal with it and it is simple from an implementation point of view.

If you don't want to do that, then let me just pass as a parameter a nonce and then, if the user clicks agree or whatever, allow me to use that as the password.

Just skip the consumer secrets, token, two or three step authentication and HMAC based authentication. It is a social media system, not a stock-trading application.
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> 1) JS is awesome precisely because of the common denominator. But because Chrome said so, devs should go back to triple-testing everything and dusting off their assembly debugger toolchains?

If you absolutely need the flexibility or speed that NaCl offers, then by definition you can't get by with just V8 and HTML5. If you can get by with V8+HTML5, and NaCl offers a speed advantage, a JIT compiler will allow you to have the common denominator as well as the improved speed. If you can get by with V8+HTML5 and NaCl isn't a speed advantage, well....

> 2) With more and more happening on cloud servers, JS engines being mature, and clients just getting faster, the need for that ultimate level of performance feels ever more irrelevant.

But it's always nice to have more speed anywhere. If NaCl is faster than V8, a JIT compiler will allow you -- again -- to have your common denominator and a higher level of performance.

3) ActiveX long ago taught us several reasons for why auto-downloading and running native code is a bad idea. And even if Google manages to keep their implementation airtight and standards-conforming, what happens when NaCl takes off and Microsoft takes a crack at it?

Lets assume that implementations can be made secure with enough time and money, two things that this project is endowed with. I presume you're implying that Microsoft would mess up the implementation, making it a nightmare for devs everywhere. With browser shares being as egalitarian as they are, a JIT compiler would put the onus of a correct implementation on the vendor.
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.Net and Silverlight, were they open and unencumbered standards not exclusively implemented by Microsoft, would be better than NaCl because .net uses a platform-independent bytecode, which avoids leaking the processor type through the abstraction of the browser.
Wow. I know I was writing my own hand-rolled, wheel reinvented, linked list implementations, in C, well before 2006. Insanity. How can it not be obvious that the USPTO is broken with respect to software patents? Let's shut this madness down once and for all.
Interesting. For a tiny blog, I'd be looking at about ~$1-2 per month hosting. Thanks for the tip.
Yes. I also find this tutorial is great.
Sandboxing is important on normal desktop browsers because downloading native apps off the internet and running them is incredibly unsafe for normal users. The more that can run in the browser's sandbox, the better for users.

As for comparisons to ActiveX, they are completely different. ActiveX was not designed to place any restrictions on the downloaded code at all. In contrast NaCL is designed to completely restrict the downloaded code.

Yes, there can be implementation bugs, just as there are implementation bugs in browsers. But it's a really important difference to say that full local privileges in NaCL is a _bug_ that will be fixed. Whereas full local privileges in ActiveX is a _feature_ that will not be fixed.
Looks like 14.0.835.35 is the correct version.

http://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com/2011/08/chrome-beta...
You mean like how XMLHttpRequest failed since it was IE only? Or the DOM?
'If your attitude towards the startup is that cynical, then you shouldn't be working for a startup. Go to bigco where they will pay you lots for doing nothing.'

That's just as cynical. There are bigcos that have fantastic projects AND pay you, as well as startups that offer poor pay and little equity in exchange for lots of hot air.

Unless it's Google or Facebook (or any other mature startup), I'd better be getting more than 2% if I'm being paid less than 50% of standard market rate. Otherwise, the equity is more of a nice bonus than the main selling point.

You're right, many startups will die. All the more reason why people have to be careful about exchanging salary for equity.
Firefox, IIRC, now only officially supports Intel.
Meh, very few apps are cpu constrained.

One must be very careful making statements like this. The only reason you're not seeing CPU-constrained webapps is because they aren't being created, because they would be constrained by the CPU. For example, I'm writing an app that would be significantly better if I could do fast client-side processing of data. Eventually I plan to use WebGL shaders, but I don't know if GLSL shaders can actually do what I need to do.

Your second sentence, however, is reasonable.
A $150k developer can handle setting up and managing the infrastructure, build scalable products, manage a team of $65k developers and be able to build a product from scratch (incredibly hard to do).

A $65k developer can follow directions.

There's no such thing as a successful CRUD product anymore. Everything has been commoditized.
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Is this notably different from the old pen-and-phonebook method? (drop phonebook on floor, close eyes, stab page with pen)
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Here's my Python implementation. It scans the string only once. It allocates at most 2*len(alphabet) characters while scanning the string. It also bails early if every character in the alphabet has been repeated.

import string

def first_nonrepeating_char(s, alphabet=string.printable):
notrepeated = [] # remember order of appearance!
repeated = [] # set of repeated chars, order unimportant
for c in s:
if c in notrepeated:
# c has now been repeated!
notrepeated.remove(c)
repeated.append(c)
if len(repeated) == len(alphabet):
return None # every letter repeated!
elif c not in repeated:
# we have not seen c before
notrepeated.append(c)
return notrepeated[0] if len(notrepeated) > 0 else None

assert first_nonrepeating_char('trait') == 'r'
assert first_nonrepeating_char('aardvark') == 'd'
assert first_nonrepeating_char('aabbac') == 'c'
assert first_nonrepeating_char('aabacc') == 'b'
assert first_nonrepeating_char('aaba ccdbe') == ' '
assert first_nonrepeating_char('aabad ccbe') == 'd'
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You've got to kiss a lot of frogs. If you're an introvert who would rather stay home and build product, you're not alone, but you're also not slated for success in Silicon Valley. Find a partner that complements you, yet shares your work ethic! (Hard to do)
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1) Only if speeds matters. There are a lot of cases where it dosen't. You can now do this when it does. Also we are talking C/C++ (but really anything that can be compiled to binary code) which is not even close to assembly.

2) For the problems we have today you may be right, but you forget the class of problems that couldn't be done the old way. We can now do them.

3) People will learn not to use MS products? But in all seriousness that will be MS problem.

Anyway it is open source, I doubt Google has chosen a license which MS would object to.
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Don't hold your breath...

Product cycle is much slower in the biomed industry and much more expensive. Potential financial gains are high, but risk is also very high. Even getting started in this industry means a hefty investment is necessary.

In short, not really suitable for a YC-like incubator.
At least not at this point.
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No it is not, unless somebody has taken a trademark on "web app". A "Web app" is whatever is generally understood when people say "Web App".