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Going through the motions of applying for jobs also helped me keep my resume up to date and polished. Now that I've been in the same place for a few years I've let that slide - time to get back in the habit maybe?
A) I was illustrating a point, but I will clarify it as it didn't come across: If someone demonstrates extraordinary ability in projects before the interview, I will not ask them to spend four hours demonstrating rudimentary ability.

B) I ask them questions about the implementation.
Obscure old phones are fairly trivially exploitable via SMS. Check the CCC presos from last December if you are interested.

One link I readily found was http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bkg3AjY6fs but maybe there was more than one preso, I don't remember.

If I were to go to this gathering, I'd go with a pen, paper, and a video camera.
I do just that, but I also add audible notifications using "play" for when I am not looking at the screen.

Use "--expire-time" argument to "notify-send" to control how long the message is displayed.
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I don't think there is any need to have any kind of technical discussion about this. Clearly Apple and the EU are morons of the highest order and anyone who tolerates either one is a moron him/her self.

The fact that their lawyers thought they could harm billions of consumers based solely on the concept of shiny rectangles is mindboggling bullshit.
Ugh, why does everyone miss the point? If they can't show me any code, I'll talk to them and see if they know what they're talking about. I've found that you can tell whether or not someone is technically competent from a five-minute chat.
Whereas I almost always use for i in `find . -name foo`; do mv $i $i-new; done

That's very straightforward, and gets the job done without much weirdness.
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I thought find -exec was the preferred way of doing it (better with spaces, not limited in command line length, etc). Why would it be better to use xargs?
Wallenberg didn't finance two parts of a war, and are not into federal reserve banking is similar fashion - not even comparable. Read up!
The author is misguided about (1) the technical details behind Git (all commits are hashed, so if you cryptographically sign a particular commit tag, it will definitely point to that commit and its attendant history), as well as (2) the obvious/non-obviousness of a rewritten history (if upstream rebases, it's really obvious.)
The PDF menu already looks good, they already put a ton of time into it to get it exactly right, and they don't want to duplicate that effort.

Well... why bother cleaning the outside of your restaurant - washing the windows, trimming the landscaping, cleaning around the dumpster, etc? They've already put so much effort in to making the inside of the restaurant look perfect, why duplicate that effort?

A good website - fast loading, clean info, nice pics, optimized for the web - gets people to decide to spend money with you by coming in. A nice custom menu gets people to decide how they'll spend money with you (and how much).

This shouldn't be an either/or decision, but it appears the majority of owners don't think this far ahead. Given the little I've known about restaurant owners (worked in a few restaurants growing up), this is not at all surprising.
> I don't think you should consider vectors a special case of matrices - that makes tensors difficult to handle. The other way around generalizes better.

I guess (from the first sentence) that you mean to regard matrices as a special case of tensors (which certainly generalises well), rather than of vectors (which is possible but ugly)?
It'd be nice to have both, but the PDF is often too small to read on most screens, requires a lot of scrolling, etc.

Similarly, just because you have a PDF menu doesn't mean they have the food on the menu.

PDF menus that simply say "daily soup" or "ask for our specials" are pretty much designed for in-store use only, and basically useless on the web for decision making. When you're in a restaurant already seated, you can deal with uncertainty by ordering something different. When you're on the web, you deal with uncertainty by going someplace else altogether.
Interesting. I wonder how bugs stack up for heme-iron and the other nutrients (aside from protein) that one gets from red meat. It's diversity of nutrients, and the body's efficiency at absorbing them, that for me make the strongest case for an omnivorous diet. It's the environmental cost of raising animal protein that for me is the strongest argument for vegetarianism.
With all due respect to "coderman", but I think that I'd like to see some proof of what he's mentioning. If what he says is true, someone has created a system that automatically man-in-the-middles all mobile connections, and then intelligently exploits them with increasingly more sophisticated exploits? Please forgive me if I'm a little skeptical.
I hope people don't follow this advice and use a small subset of memorable passphrases across many, many sites. There are countless examples of incompetent application developers recording passwords insecurely (once hacked, your login/pw is now easily testable against other sites).

You should use a long passphrase (like Randall is talking about) with a password manager that can manage ~500 equally difficult passwords.
This is a really good idea - like having a master license agreement (reads like a play book - think 50 pages of options and possible negotiation tracks for what starts as a 5 page agreement).

Of course, an army of lawyers put that together - is there an equivalent group to do that for technical resumes? A resume coach at the VFW wouldn't cut it...
I would take the same data and argue that government social welfare programs lead to political unrest. When you start to take away the free government benefits that the underclass has grown to depend upon, you cause stability. It is analogous to withdrawals symptoms during an intervention on a drug addiction. Don't blame the doctor for the patient's withdrawal symptoms, blame the drug addiction.
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Personally, I'd be willing to work on a rev share basis with a restaurant on their website if they left control to me, and I had a degree of freedom in promoting it. Build a nice reservation piece, mobile alerts, etc. I'd have incentive to make it work, restaurant doesn't have to pay a lot up front, etc. They do it with opentable, why don't more restaurants work out web deals with web agencies for ongoing revenue share?
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I'd like to know what he means by "4G". HSDPA (could probably be done really easily with a hacked AT&T femtocell)? WiMAX? LTE?
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So, in summary:

"A hammer can be used for the following things:

1. To drive nails into another material

2. To 'hammer out' dents in sufficiently soft materials

3. As a weapon

4. As a doorstop

5. etc.

Because some people only use it to do (1) and (3), it isn't a tool for (2)."

P.S. I know the author acknowledges this in his own comment on the article.
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yeah all good points. If there was a html menu that delivered the same confidence as a PDF menu the that would be much better, as the html version would be more usable on mobile devices etc etc (and just generally more webby).
iftraf sounds interesting. I was looking for just such a program the other day.

I was sitting there and noticed with my iStat monitor that I was uploading something at 250 KB/sec. I closed Chrome and eventually all running programs in the doc, yet it still continued.

I tried to find out WHAT was uploading that, but to no avail. Any suggestions for tools? I ended up trying iftop, lsof -i, and netstat to get a glimpse, but it stopped before I could get to the bottom of it.
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Thank you for the clarification. It read like you'd give someone a pass based on stated achievements, rather than demonstrable knowledge and skills.
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Well, for a good programmer it is trivial to learn Python, and especially Python, in a very (!) short time.
Twitter just killed twitpic, yfrog etc.
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You couldn't. It's not possible. If you don't know, then it's not possible to pre-compute. Many people fail to understand that. Rainbow tables (while sounding magical, are not).

Edit: But they are great for standard unsalted hashes. md4, md5, sha1, sha512, etc.
OpFacebook is probably fake.
Also good - bashmarks - directory bookmarks for the shell.

http://www.huyng.com/bashmarks-directory-bookmarks-for-the-s...
Well, my experience was that I wasn't interviewed at all, instead I was just asked to code up this blog system, even after demonstrating extensive knowledge of the area in my CV. The way you're doing it sounds better, but it also depends on the coding exercise. If it's an interesting problem, I'm much more inclined to work on it, rather than a simple model when I've already told you I launched dozens of projects using the technology you're using.
I think both MS and Apple have a vested interest in seeing Android destroyed. Mobile products are already selling more than PCs and no one expects the trend to slow down in favor of mobile. Tablets, in a short time, have already affected PC shipment numbers. If Jobs, Gates and Kay are right that tablets are the future, then this is a very serious threat to MS. These users are adjusting to life without MS software.

MS may not necessarily need mobile for profit but they need it for growth. These patent royalties are not going to last forever.
Does "1 processor core" mean a dedicated processor core to the VM?
This should have been obvious. Microsoft wouldn't want the Nokia Windows Phone message to be diluted by MeeGo. The N9 was just meant as a sop to developers rather than completely cutting the developers off at the knees. That would have killed any chance for them to move to WP apps.
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That works for you, it won't work for everyone. UMTS and LTE don't have the capacity to replace GSM, not even close, they can barely keep up with the growth of additional demand. GSM is broken and here to stay for a long, long time.
and it's even worse when you throw mobile into the mix.
Correction: It's any computer, not just Windows PCs, and you can recycle old phones, iPods, and iPads too.
The redirect happens before the command is executed, so if you're trying to read from /etc/passwd, it's already been overwritten. Sponge will buffer the output and write the file after the first command has executed.
If he's angling for a patent, I have prior art.
Only thing that surprises me is that it took Twitter so many years to implement this. Imagine if they were a larger organization.
Thanks for the share and congratulations on your release! Like you, I also tried to create something simple for the iPhone and released it not too long ago. It definitely feels really satisfying to get it out there. I guess the challenge is to continue the cycle. I find myself getting excited in too many things and never really focusing on one idea. Let me know how it goes with you! Good luck!
You really, really should use 'set -e' which will exit if there are any errors. Otherwise if 'bar' doesn't exist, you'll 'do something' in a wrong directory and frobnicate something you didn't want frobnicated.
Ah, excuse my ignorance.
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You can ammend history in any repository, but all other repositories still have the original state. Hence, someone who tries to tamper with git history in such a way can't do it undetectably. It will be blatently obvious to all that the history has been rewritten, and all other copies of the repositories will contain the original history.

If you are going to use git in a centralized way, I suggest you use Gerrit. In addition to providing code review functionality, Gerrit also gives user authentication and you per-user access controls. This allows you to restrict what a user can do when he pushes, so that he can only update a branch (i.e., push new content), and not delete a branch or do a "force push" (which is what you would need to do if you want to replace a branch with entirely new content).

It's also possible to customize Gerrit to only allow a user to push changes that he or she wrote herself, which will give you a much more strict audit trail. And you can set these access control parameters on a per-branch basis, so you could allow the release manager to push new changes onto the vendor branch, but all changes to the production branch must be committed by the person submitting the change, and go through code review.

So the basic take-away from the article is (a) git is a distributed SCM, not a centralized SCM; and if you want to use git in a centralized SCM fashion, don't do it incompetently --- instead you should use Gerrit, which is designed as a wrapper to Git so it can a secure, auditable, centralized repository.
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Yes, Hipmunk is very usable once you figure out how to use it, but after being trained by every travel website on the planet for years it is not very easy to use at first. I agreed with most of the authors points.

Last time I took a trip I tried out Hipmunk and was very confused about the picking my return flight separately. Once I figured it out, it was pretty cool. I still used Kayak though.

Kayaks ability to specify departure and arrival times is just too convenient if you're trying to work around a schedule. I think people like picking flights separately on Hipmunk to solve that exact problem and it's much simpler to do that on Kayak. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's why I like Kayak better.

As far as timing out searches goes, flight prices really do change every few minutes. I've waited an hour to buy a plane ticket and had to pay 20 more dollars. Kayak lets you save searches so at least you don't have to enter all your information again.
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Amazon has a similar service and the prices are significantly better. A like-new 16 GB iPad 1 is $286 vs. $165.

http://www.amazon.com/tradein
If you're looking for the coding jobs, ask them if:

- they have a github profile
- they have a stackoverflow profile
- they have a linkedin profile

(the latter will go for a CV - I actually used it when one $reasonably_big_and_known_company called me up wanting to hire me and wanted me to write a CV - I told them to use my linkedin profile, and it worked all right).

Arguably this is not a 1:1 relation - since there might be a lot of good programmers that do not bother to communicate much externally.

But if they have the presence, then you will be well able to judge their quality without having to ask them a single question. (I silently assume you can read code/judge programming questions - if not, then my blurb is of not much use indeed)
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Waiting for Android to download and try.
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Brilliant people work at Apple. This is an eco friendly and business savvy move. Because not only is this great for the environment this will provide rare earths metals (without the digging) for new mac products.
I guess combining one paint which isn't water-soluble with another that is. Acrylic paint would probably do the trick?
Jonathan is an executive at a marketing shop that launched in March. They list Starbucks second among 16 clients. Their chief strategy officer is a Wharton School senior fellow. When these guys launch a mobile equity -- er Mobiquity -- campaign it isn't a weekend project. From Mobiquity's homepage infer that Starbucks pays Mobiquity "to identify new revenue and ROI opportunities" and "capture real-time behavioral insights through analytics, profiling and modeling." Call me jaded, call you credulous. Either way it's brilliant publicity.
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No, they're virtual cores, currently 16 Opteron cores between a maximum of 120 machines. Right now you will get 16 dedicated cores for a 120GiB VM.
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While that may be true, having a practical understanding of Python is very different from your knowledge of Python after several years of development. Every programming language is full of its own caveats and trusty passages, and experience is what teaches you how to avoid them.
What happened to that project that would develop meat in vitro?
Oh no, I was mostly commenting on my past experience. If someone shows past achievements, I'm going to adjust the interview to their level, rather than ask them rudimentary questions or ask them to implement rudimentary and time-consuming functionality.

You can get a feel for whether the candidate can program a simple blog by asking them how they'd do it, you don't have to ask them to spend hours actually doing the nitty-gritty...
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With apologies to Doug Gwyn -

GIT was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things.
Large parts of the Internet are simply a media clearinghouse, used to transmit and store information between parties with little value add beyond providing interfaces. Who controls the media and how it is structured, and how it addresses its audience, is usually the interesting part. Throw in some aggregators (which mine and organize the clearinghouses), some with search indices, and online shopping and I think we've this thing covered.

EMail (SMTP), Usenet (NNTP), Web {Forums|Blogs|CMS|etc} (HTTP). All made from the same stuff. But the interesting part of a book isn't usually that it's made of paper, nor is it interesting to compare two books on that basis.

Joel's abstaction is ironic considering it comes from the person who criticized architecture astronauts for excessive abstraction.
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I'd like to know if the paint that obviously was removed from the shirt caused any other issues, tainting other clothes for example?

I mean - if you dress in black completely it might be a non-issue of course.
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I am beginning to think Anonymous is a fictitious entity made up by the mainstream media to divert attention. They sound too hippy-dippy to be of serious intent.
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I encourage people to use SHA1_Pass. I wrote it and provide full source code under the GPL license. It's free as in freedom and beer. I use it because (as you stated) sites don't do the right thing and have other priorities.

As conscientious users and devs, we have to take matters into our own hands.
They usually can't get any more credit either. I've had everybody from small local restaurants to large national chains bounce checks. It's not uncommon for food and alcohol distributors to require that some accounts pay in advance with certified checks for this reason.

They have to borrow to open, and costs are always higher than expected. This causes them to cut things from their budget, like websites. They can't get more credit later because the business isn't putting up the numbers and they are already having difficulty paying all their bills. A banker will hand you an umbrella when it's sunny, and take it away as soon as it starts raining.
It works even with a US delivery address in your account that is separate from a possibly non-US billing address. You can simply switch back and forth the country in your profile to optimize for catalog availability and pricing.
I'd try it right away. I dig the idea and I wouldn't mind at all moving away from having to eat cattle.

But what I didn't from the article get was, how is eating insects considered in line with the vegatarian mindset? Insects are living things, too, no?
If I can change your e-mail in the database and have it send me your password reset e-mail, I'm in. Write access to the database is a huge issue in that case whether or not passwords are hashed, encrypted, or plain text.
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I think doing it in a place where people will (eventually) figure it out helps. Hav fun at someone's expense, but get the genie out of the bottle and in front of the public a bit faster so we know it can be done and get it fixed.

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I read it this way too, and immediately added it to my TODO list. It's important to get reminded occasionally to keep a healthy distance to yourself. Thanks for accidentally sharing a good idea :).
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I respectfully disagree.

In addition, it is far easier to backup an mp3 collection than a CD collection. You're already backing up your other data, aren't you?