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I don't know what I'm talking about, but keeping that in mind, you should consider the following attack strategy: write a lot, and write weird. For example, force yourself to avoid certain things when writing: avoid "I", avoid forms of "is". This is not a rule of How Writing Should Be Done, it's just an exercise, the same way that avoiding goto is an important exercise for novice programmers. I'm sure you could think of other options, like making each paragraph be comprised of one long sentence, or taking a second pass to your work and compressing it into as few words as possible, or picking a small set of words and abusively trying to work them in as much as possible. Maybe these tricks are no good but will just make writing more interesting so that you do it more.
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Let's not forget that Groupon where not first to the Daily Deal concept. QVC have offered a "Today's Special Value" since 1987. Woot.com have been going since 2004. Groupon is certainly a great evolution of the Daily Deal and a new genre of Daily Deals but not the origination. So I think Daily Deals are certainly here to stay even if the local daily deals are not.
That is also a great example of how often Steve Jobs contradicted himself. After saying he didn't care about being different or spending money on TV ads, he started his talk at the next WWDC with the "Think Different" TV ad.
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Being different helps in being better, so I think those are good tips. If not only for an exercise and experimentation to test out different styles.
He was rude and abrupt, rather than a troll.
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As you read this you are using one of the direct benefits of Europe's funding for CERN two decades ago.
You bet even odds. Does this mean you are equally likely to expect a Higgs as not, or simply that your belief of there being no Higgs is equal to that of RolfAndreassen's belief that there is one? Genuinely curious here.
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Sheer convenience, too: if you draw with this pen, the drawing is already scanned, rather than having to dig out the scanner (which, in our household, lives in a pile of other gadgets under a desk) and fiddle with TWAIN settings to get stuff into Photoshop. Plus you can work on the move if you have your laptop and a sketchpad with you - of course, you can do this with a regular graphics tablet, but from my (hobby) artist partner's comments, it's much more fun drawing on paper than on a tiny graphics tablet.
The stability of most unix tools' interfaces is wonderful. With the rise of tools like bash-completion, even the output of a tool's '--help' option[1] or debug output[2] needs to be stable.

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Maybe you can provide a practical example of a case where you need to move files onto your system that can't be opened by any of the applications installed on your system.

I never said the files couldn't be opened by any of the applications on my system -- I just said the files couldn't be managed by any of them. Note the very important difference.

Regardless, here's an instance that came up just a few days ago: I have multiple computers and have software to deal with a certain file format installed only on some of them. I needed to back up the contents of a USB stick containing some such files on a computer that didn't have the software.
Perhaps Apple thinks different by being better, not just different for the sake of being different. I think maybe you're giving evidence for, not against, the post you replied to.
You might be better off not gauging yourself by what others earn (or claim to earn..), but by looking at where you'd want to live in London, how much you're willing to travel, do you still want a car, etc.

Call some estate agents or get on rightmove and look for 1 bedroom apartments near the new office location. If it's going to cost £10k per year more than the equivalent where you currently live (not your current home of course, pick somewhere nicer, it's a negotiation...), then that's a decent starting place for discussions.

London is a seriously expensive place, earning £20-£25k a year there is going to be no fun, I think you should be looking at £30k plus, and if they don't want to pay you it, then fair enough, but I probably wouldn't want to live there.

When you consider that a newly qualified teacher working in inner-city London is paid £6k a year more than the same qualified teacher elsewhere in the UK (£27k inner-city London) http://www.tda.gov.uk/get-into-teaching/salary/pay-and-benef... , then that should give you a decent idea of what you're going to want to get paid over and above your current salary.
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>I did not say you couldn't build web applications if you were a jerkass who was cavalier with the security of his users' data. I said you shouldn't.

That would have left us without reddit, I don't know about you, but without it the Internet would have been a lot less interesting.
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Actually I keep hearing that their great for the same reasons kids like them: easy concepts to grasp, unlike a mouse for example.
Take a look at page 3. She not only didn't but it until it was fixed but she also demanded the original agreement be kept on the price.

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That's not a very informative title. I would prefer "Yi is a text editor extensible in Haskell."
I think ironically the more obvious the return on investment of the research is, the less sense it makes for government to fund it - the private sector is more likely to fund something where the route to commercialisation is clear.

Or: basic science is a public good, and is underinvested in by free markets.
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I went to several WWDCs that had these Q&A sessions, and pretty quickly I stopped going to them. The problem was that the questions were usually very poor, and even when the questioner was asking something that I wanted to know the answer to, I already knew the answer: Either the person on stage didn't know the answer, or couldn't give it, or it was an issue that hadn't yet been decided and so there was no answer.

Many of the "questions" were more expressions of someone's opinion, and almost always these opinions disagreed with the direction Apple was going (otherwise you'd have no reason to complain, naturally) and in every case I can think of, I remember there being evidence that Apple had already considered the perspective of the person complaining.

Apple goes its own way, and of course some people are not going to like it. Many people who don't like it before the fact, do like it after the fact-- remember the derision the iPad and iPhone got between when they were announced and when they shipped?

These Q&A sessions did, however, make it pretty clear to me that Apple is both aware of people's issues, considerate of them, and revealing as much as it can in the normal course of events at WWDC.

Further, I don't think they provided Apple with the feedback they were looking for, and Apple has instead shifted towards establishing relationships with people in the relevant industries and the developer community and keeps in touch with them directly.

I think Apple gets a lot of the good feedback at WWDC from the labs. It used to be, when WWDC was smaller, you could develop relationships with Apple employees at the beer bust and thursday party. But now, I think it is the labs, and the labs provide a time where both parities can dig into the details of the issue, hopefully with code, and figure out the right solution. Also, when labs are use to educate newbies to a technology, the questions they ask is a strong form of feedback.

So, I think Apple is getting the feedback from the community, even more now than it did then. It has just found better ways to do it.
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Sublime Text is a great editor. As a sometime vi guy, this makes me super happy.
This is already looking great, but the project is in dire need of better documentation and a better icon.
It reminds me both of Microsoft, but even more of Google. Can anybody clearly state where Google is going today? There are so many projects at Google that it is hard to see a coherent vision for the future.

Of course the difference between Google/Microsoft and Apple in 1997 is that Apple didn't have a profitable core business (Windows and Office for Microsoft, Adwords for Google). Google and Microsoft can afford to spread out, but Apple's only chance in 1997 was to focus.

It's also interesting to note that in their early days, both Microsoft and Google were very focussed. They started to spread out when they started earning more money than they could spend. Apple, on the other hand, stayed focused. There is no Apple product that doesn't have a clear purpose.
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"Mistakes will be made, but that's good because it means decisions are being made."

What a great insight, it's really striking a chord with me right now.
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Hey, sorry to trouble you here, but I had this problem: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=287... and I can't find a solution anywhere, maybe you have an idea of what I'm doing wrong?
Forgive me, genuinely interested - how does 1-bit difference turn microsoft into mic2soft.. ?
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Have they sorted out the rubbish file manager yet? When I open a directory I don't need an animation of the contents sliding in from the right. This slows me down. I want to switch to ST2 but there's just too many little things holding me back.
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Isn't this basically iusethis.com ? (random profile: http://osx.iusethis.com/user/arne)
I'm missing why/how people are coming to the conclusion that she probably knew she was buying a stolen laptop? The price? A quick ebay search shows working laptops in that price range.

I think what's important is that I actually had to check because I have no idea what a working used laptop goes for..and if you told me some go for $60, I wouldn't be surprised.
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To an even greater extent, there's apparently no difference between liking something on its merits and being a fanboy. I remember when that term used to be thankfully limited to gaming circles.
I've seen that in several airports, and it isn't the TSA that cares. The airport owners will have done deals with the airlines, and the TSA's job isn't to decide who goes in what order, it's to make sure that whoever goes through isn't breaking any laws. So if the airport says first class passengers go first, that's who the TSA check first.
What file manager? I just use Ctrl+P all the time.
In ASCII, microsoft is:

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micr2soft is:

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The important bit is the one between the underscores.
We used Twitter sign in because we wanted to make it super easy to try out the app. We just ask for read permissions.

Thanks for the suggestions. We'll keep this in mind when working on the next revision of the app.
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Did you intentionally ignore the $80bn to AIG? TARP was just one program of many used in the bank bailout. The OP didn't say TARP was 3500bn s/he said the total bailout(s) were that amount. Including the government taking on all the junkbonds.
IF you have access to Apple's WWDC videos there's a great session about designing iPhone apps in the 2008 videos. (They have the same session every year, but as WWDC has grown it has shifted a bit to be more... useful for the masses.) It will be called "Designing iPhone Apps" or maybe "building great user interfaces" or something like that.

They go thru Apple's process for product development in some very useful detail. I won't try to relate it because I'll get it wrong, or get phases out of order, but the short answer to your question is they design the product, then work on the technology to bring it to life.

I think this session is probably the most revealing Apple has ever been about their "secret sauce". It isn't really proprietary, but they apply it all the time, and to every single product.

I think much of the Steve Jobs mystique comes from Apple simply embedding this practice into their methodology... and they reveal it plainly in at least the 2008 WWDC video (though I think it gets more obscure in later years.)

The 2008 one to watch is Session 351: iPhone Application User Interface Design.

That one session was worth the entire amount of money I paid to go to the conference.
I have not read it myself (yet), but Garr Reynolds (http://www.presentationzen.com/) recommends this one "Brenda Ueland: If You Want to Write: A Book about Art, Independence and Spirit". Maybe that helps.
While this is an excellent topic for advanced vim users, I suspect that the majority of us would benefit more from a "Beyond the basics" topic.

I'm comfortable with using vim to edit files now and then, but for that role any editor will do. Now I'm willing to invest some time to learn how to harness the full power of vim. Signed up.
You don't fancy Metro UI? It's easy to say Microsoft is this or that but in the end we are talking about a big company with many things going on. Windows Phone 7 is good, as is Xbox, and these came from the same company that does some other mistakes like every other company.
Gotcha - thank you.
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It was a question on OpenDoc so I assume '98 or '99. Possibly '97 since Jobs just took over as CEO and was slashing projects left and right.
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I don't think this'll work. Airlines who have the most to gain from a short boarding time (budget airlines) have another approach, where they do not assign seats. Individual passengers are motivated to board quickly because they don't want to be sat next to a big fat person, or they want to stay with their group.

Ryanair has an average turn around time (time between when the plane lands to when it takes off again) of 25 minutes. I've been passed through the gate and waiting at the door before the plane I've to travel on has landed.
The Guile team are writing an implementation of Elisp that targets the Guile back end, so that the two languages have a common runtime.

The idea is then that:

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2. Emacs scripting can be done in both Guile and Elisp.
I agree that that horizontal slide effect should go, it's just not an appropriate place for it.
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Than stay there.

But, if you really must...have you gotten a raise yet? If not, just ask your boss...say you've been there for about a year, make a case for yourself. If you really are willing to quit a job you love for money, then 100% mention the other offers. If not, I'd say mention them anyways, unless you know the owners are asses and will hold it against you (in which case you should leave anyways)
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Is there any project management software like that.

Because, I do not want to use that solution:

version control/git/svn+"some-other-temporary-tool-to-manage-wikis-and-issues.(github, lighthouse, redmine etc.)"
You mean he didn't think TV ads were going to be effective and then he had a different thought on the effectiveness of TV ads?
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You could discourage this behavior by keeping overhead compartments closed when passengers board the plane. As they reach their seats, then they open a compartment for their bag. Once everyone is seated, staff closes all the compartments.

I think the added time/social pressure having to open a compartment would be enough to stop most people who do this.
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I bought a laptop last saturday with a failing hard-drive too. Brought it back to the shop and got a new one on monday.

Why is this kind of story deemed interesting?
I'm curious how many variations robohash uses. It seems either you've got a very wide variety of custom graphics elements, or only a few elements and have to draw a very wide number of images to fit in them.

Each two digits of hex is 255, and I count 16 pairs, but can think of only 8 elements in the photos (eyes, ears, nose, mouth, head, body, arms, background).

If it's those 8 elements and they're derived from four digits in the hash, then you need 65,535 or so different ears.

I'm guessing the solution to this is to reduce the hash further... so you get more repetition where two texts produce the same robot, but apparently they've not made it too bad.

How far did robohash reduce it? Or how far should one reduce it? How many images does a robohash art set have?
I have contributed a little bit to Sequel Pro, and I'm a bit familiar with the codebase. Adding support for PostgreSQL is not trivial, a lot of MySQL is hardcoded into the user interface. There have always been many requests for PostgreSQL compatibility, but it would require A LOT of refactoring.

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Maybe I'm missing something, but how is this argument flawed? Bayesian probability says that eliminating possible universes increases the probability of other ones (given everything else as constant). So reducing the probability that the Higgs Boson lies in some energy range (which is what this experiment did) increases the probability that a) the Higgs Boson doesn't exist and b) the Higgs Boson exists at some other energy level, which is what this article is saying.
Something similar I did the other weekend. The box its running on is slow as anything. Sorry. bulbasaur.0xfaded.com:8001. Also should point out that all my networking is done over http. Its completely unsecure and anyone who can guess your session token can hijack your player, but it does what it says on the box.
Like you, I think the current settlement is poor. Usually too-complicated technology-mash platforms die a horrible death (taligent, opendoc). But somehow the web made it.

It's straightforward to come up with alternate designs that don't have a formatting emphasis, and which resemble roguelike interfaces. It's visually less appealing than the web, but offers faster, simpler development and has less tooling overhead for clients.

Coming up with something visual is a tough problem space and I don't have strong mental pictures of alternatives. But it's still a thought experiment that keeps me interested. You're the first person I've run into to complement it as a thought experiment. If you'd like to swap ideas send me an email (from profile). Maybe I'll write up some ideas and you can send feedback.
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We'll be waiting for Yi IMproved...
Bad puns aside, is true that the editor seems to lack current support. Last blog post was 2009. It still might be worth it to Haskell ninjas...