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Very nice! I bet the room wasn't as expensive to put together as it looks. You can find small amounts of left over flooring & other materials on craigslist for cheap.
Anyhow, good luck. I'm also designing a Q&A website for my local market, so I will make sure to follow on your activities.
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Same medium, entirely different subject.
also CloudFoundry (still Beta though)
Wow, jesus, dammit.
And how the #$! is Apple dominating the laptop computer segment?*

Marketing obviously. The 2011 MacBook Pro I'm using right now is by far the most terrible laptop I've ever owned. It doesn't boot from USB, it doesn't sleep properly, brightness is broken, the WiFi antenna's range sucks... never again. Fuck Apple's shitty laptops. I'm getting a ThinkPad next time.
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Metacafe is an online video sharing site with a very good image quality that is specialized in entertaining viewers of all ages with its videos, short movies, video games, sports, music and TV. It was founded by Israel entrepreneurs Eyal Hertzog as the Chief technical officer and Arik Czerniak the CEO in July 2002. The company’s headquarters were located in San Francisco California. Its branch offices lie in Los Angeles, New York, London and Tel Aviv. Accel Partners, DAG Ventures, Benchmark Capital and Highland Capital Partners are some of the investors who privately hold Metacafe which are majorly marquee content contributor for instance major movie studios, broadcast and cable TV networks, video game publishers, music labels and sports leagues.<p>Since inception Metacafe has been gaining popularity day by day with the number of viewers increasing everyday and it was also undergoing many changes. In the year 2006 it was rated on 128th position by Alexa ranking in June and as the third largest video site in the world in October according to comScore. The company headquarters also shifted from San Francisco California to Palo Alto, California in September the same year. Later on in 2007 Erick Hachenburg became the CEO of the company.<p>Metacafe attracts around 13 million viewers and streams about 53 million users only in the U.S every month. Metacafe’s monthly audience is around 40 million exclusive viewers from all across the globe.<p>Metacafe earlier was like other video sharing sites but now it has transformed itself with more of short-term entertainment movies. The site has also undergone many differences and presents only short-duration entertainment videos. Metacafe has now transformed itself as a site that supports advertising of various brands like entertainment, telecommunications, consumer electronics, consumer packaged goods, food & beverage, and automotive sectors. Therefore most of the short duration movies seen in <a href="http://www.dozenvideo.com/Video-Sharing-TOP/metacafecom.html">Metacafe</a> are advertising the products of these brands.<p>In 2006 Metacafe started a video reward program that popularized the site even more. N this program whoever upload a fresh and original video and if the video was viewed 20,000 times, and achieved a ranking of 3 without violation any copyrights terms and condition, that video up loader will be paid $5 for every 1000 viewers. However this reward program was applicable for US views and had many success stories but by the end of 2008 it came to end because it was not proving much profitable for the company and viewers switched to other video sharing sites that were offering somewhat similar kind of reward programs.
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hdr <string>
hdr(header) <string>
Note: all the "hdr*" matching criteria either apply to all headers, or to a
particular header whose name is passed between parenthesis and without any
space. The header name is not case-sensitive. The header matching complies
with RFC2616, and treats as separate headers all values delimited by commas.
Use the shdr() variant for response headers sent by the server.
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I think you meant "registered" instead of "registering". I clicked it after I already had registered, and it showed me notification about being part of hacker news group.

> You are now a member of Hacker News Reader. Other Hacker News Reader members will see a special badge near your profile picture so they'll know that you're as special as they are.

Yep. I am special and unique, just like everyone else:)
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Plenty of MIT people stay in the same room for 2-4 years. (usually freshmen were in one room sometimes with a roommate, then if you made compromises you could get a single for years 2 to n (n = 4 or 5 I guess)
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It's still a tiny section of the forum. I do think you should do away with 80% of irrelevant content somehow.

Here's Australia's biggest forum: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/

It's quite balanced, content vs labels.
I need a notification option where I can opt out for receiving mails for needs I raised, and not for needs I responded to.

Since it's a package deal, I turned it off completely. Had there been an option not to receive mail for needs I answered to, but only for needs I raised, I would have kept it.
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No. Too time-consuming to do well on a spec basis. Dubbing is an expense that a factored into the sale price at film markets. There's no upside for the producer to pay this forward, it just marks him/her as a sucker who doesn't understand the distribution process.

Do it for posters instead, using trailers or even a one sheet - it's cheaper, it's easier to market the film, you can have multiple winners, and every participant becomes part of your marketing team and your talent pool. You provide the platform and broker the exchange of rights to keep costs low for the producer and credit protection plus a breakout bonus for the graphic artists.
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Andreesen postulated that the software industry was "eating the world" and "poised to take over broad swathes of the economy." This is delusional.
How many page views if the AdWords only spend $15 per day?
That wast fast! I thought it usually took you longer to write these :-)

(Kidding of course, thanks for pointing it out. I'm sure I read it at the time but forgot about it.)
Yes, but you see, in order for him to actually get the gig as an Apple intern he'll have to sign his soul away and the consequences of leaking any information after he's signed those papers will be draconian.
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From http://web.mit.edu/zacka/www/images/DSC_0567.jpg, it looks as though all of the load is distributed between the single middle-rear post and the two ceiling drops.

I'm really surprised that was enough to support the weight of a person, possibly two.
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There is a saying that the "one who doesn't know speaks and one who knows doesn't" Ever had a situation that someone was talking about sth. that you are an expert at and when you say sth. about it they still insist that day know better or disagree even if they don't know anything about it. After a while I observe those kind of people and don't say anything until they finish their talking. For me, it shows that the person doesn't know anything in the world just acting through the world. So "act like you know what you are doing" doesn't really work.
Those who are downvoting me because I am saying downloading copyrighted material is not the civil and intellectual/moral thing to do ... please make sure you live in the US before downvoting this post!

If I lived in countries that did not have access to hulu, netflix and other alternatives hollywood and the music business offers the US I would still be downloading!
If your server enclosures are made of elemental silver and polished daily with static-free cloths by computer science PhDs who are related by blood to Edgar Dijkstra, then I definitely want to know about that. Put a paragraph about it right under your price chart.

Now, that certainly would be something to pay for. Who provides that?
Sorry, it was late. I think my point was that you can't reduce the "science" of a web app to pure functions...
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At Voices.com you can bid for voice actors. It's a quite popular site.
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You're right; it definitely depends on the user. That's why I think it's better to have them there and be able to turn them on/off, than it is to not have them. That's all.

They're the bane of the OP's existence, yet I find them useful.
What's the technology stack?
I think this is great. I was able to, half drunk. Setup a website for a fictional burger shop in a Podunk town in Wisconsin. With no forced registration.

I think you have a promising product here and the experience is tight enough that with solid marketing, smaller restaurants will flock to this.
monster that Nietzsche warned them about

My philosophy professor (from undergrad) is a Nietzsche scholar, and I'm pretty sure he disagrees. What makes you think this?
Thanks! Great feedback. I'm actually currently testing between multiple price points. I had a higher price point but a lot of my testers said it was way too much, so I'm lowering it and seeing what effect it has on my conversions.

Right now there is not much differentiation between this and other fitness tracking apps. Its specifically catered to Crossfit athletes though. I do have some ideas for making the graphs more revealing. I also want to connect workouts to nutrition much better other than just listing stats. We'll see...lots of experimentation to do!
There is no First Amendment right to infringe intellectual property rights.

Neither is IP a constitutional right, only the congress' ability to create IP laws.

I still find it fascinating how a single industry that's currently experiencing the same 'problem' as hundreds of industries and markets before them - namely, being made obsolete by technological advancement - is the first that thinks it is entitled to some sort of special rights to save their failing business model.
I see what you mean, I'll do some research into hacking at MyBB this weekend and see if I can make it look like that. Thanks for the suggestion!

EDIT: I found a pretty nice plugin that shows the most recent threads created and most recent replies in a thread, as well as most active users. You can see it here at the bottom of the index page: http://www.saasaholics.com/

It also updates via ajax every 5 seconds, kinda neat. What do you think?
Not a problem for me, I always take the stairs!
I had the chance to chat to a 10gen guy who said that they would gradually whittle away the global write lock over 2.2, 2.4 and I think 2.6.
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It's an interesting concept, but I'd think the video part would be more of a distraction, honestly. The best language-learning idea I've ever seen was a foreign-language MOO/MUD. I worked on one at the University of Bergen (Norway). You can find a paper on the German-version here: https://bora.uib.no/handle/1956/1286
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Courses are a good way to get started, because they will introduce you to the topic, and give you the vocabulary (that you will use to search afterwards).
Learning to program, as in "from scratch", not "learn another language once I know what if and for are, is really hard to do with only a search engine, and will take a lot of time.
The fastest way I know to start programming is mentoring: a good mentor can give you directly the meat of the subject, point out your mistakes and tell you how to correct them.
Maybe you didn't mean to imply it, but that's what I got from "sending them a message." And as to if they've been successful about copying Western design choices... This is Apple suing over a Google design choice. Samsung may be the manufacturer, but it's my understand that they didn't implement feature Apple's suing over. It just resides in their tablet, and Apple doesn't want to sue Google. Yet.

I think that's also why people were down-voting. (I don't have the ability yet.) Because your initial post comes off as blaming Samsung for copying a software feature, when it's Google's code. Samsung just distributed hardware that uses it.
It took me a while to understand what's going on here.

Modern browsers (Chrome, Safari and I believe IE as well) include additional protection against reflected XSS attacks. These XSS filters work by scanning the document for any JavaScript provided in a query string which appears to have been written out directly to the page - usually indicating that the web application author forgot to escape some output somewhere. If the browser finds any reflected JavaScript it prevents that entire block of script code from executing.

Unfortunately this means an attacker can selectively /disable/ chunks of JavaScript by including them in a query string parameter. This is of particular importance with regards to clickjacking, where the most effective prevention measure is to use framebusting JavaScript.

Facebook avoid this attack by including a random string in a comment in that bit of the JavaScript which changes on every page view, preventing an attacker from predicting the exact JavaScript code and including that in a query string.
My rule of thumb is that if they don't put the price out there, either they're too expensive, or they aren't worth buying from
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I really like the idea but I think the premium plan is too expensive. Those who would want these are restaurants that cannot afford its website because of money, time or both.

This maybe a temporary solution for restaurants while they wait to build their own.

There are services like Letseat.at & GrabMyTable that has more features and cheaper price.
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I'm not quite sure how or why I stopped reading Slashdot. I think it happened gradually possibly due to MMO addiction and getting my first full time job as a wage slave. Then I met my girlfriend and got two kids which all ate into internet time.

After I got back into the more social side of the net I gravitated towards HN and Reddit. I did check Slashdot once or twice but I preffered the cleaner presentation of the former two sites.

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Your post sounded a little bit like Steve Yegge's talk about how we should focus on more important stuff. Instead of doing another pointless startups we should read some hard math and do some hard stuff. Did you happen to watch it? ;-).
If your analysis is correct, then NeXT was a success for Steve Jobs, which is the claim this thread started at.
How do i describe this to my friends on Facebook? I couldnt think of an apt description, "A combination of StackOverflow, Craigslist, Quora", will that be apt? Couldnt see an about page either
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At least superficially, this seems close to UR/Web. (http://www.impredicative.com/ur/). I assume you guys are aware of each other. Can you tell us something about the advantages of Opa?
My worry is we aren't many steps from "and if they can do that, then why not host the data with the police anyway" and.. you can see where this goes.
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All the more reason to consider using MongoDB in your next project if you haven't already.
What about jig.com directly?
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I will add that to the list.
As annoying as it is, it makes sense that some web developers would choose this option. Although, limiting the experience for everyone just because one mobile browser has a bug? I'm pretty sure something similar happened with a certain browser called ie6. From the link you gave, it looks like you can just detect an iPad and disable zooming in that case (although, that requires some javascript or server side programming).

So, which version of iOS do they plan on fixing this (or did fix this)? But then, that doesn't factor the people who don't know about OS updates and never sync.
I wonder if Don Henley knows the record companies are now trying to define musicians legally contract employees. All that music Don Henley recorded wouldn't belong to musicians. Musicians would be contract labor. Those rights would all belong to the record companies.
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Right now, the posts are all over the place. I'd love to see it more focused on a specific topic.

Props to the incremental on-boarding process for new users. I see the notifications at the top of my stream on what I need to do to complete my profile.
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Apple: best financial earning in the company's history with help of iPad.

Acer: "no profit" this year (translation: bleeding money).

Would I believe Acer that it has the successful strategy and market outlook?
I'm not 100% sure, can somebody confirm this:

Especially for smaller projects with a lot of data, it's a little bit annoying that you can't really limit the amount of RAM MongoDB will take.

Using e.g. Mongo and Elasticsearch on the same machine would be a little bit problematic as sooner or later, MongoDB would just take over most of the RAM.
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Are you really set on keeping it a single page site?
I can understand the simplicity of it but if you know small business men, they want ease of use and a lot of control too.

I can see some scenarios like showing decor, pictures for each menu item, banquet hall facilities etc where they would want more than a single page.
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Minimizing risk is always valuable. People's initial reactions when they hear that that you want to spend $30,000 on a domain name are generally surprise and horror, but that's not the whole story.

A good name is always helpful, and unless you are having cash-flow problems, sinking money into the name is a perfectly decent investment that is unlikely to lose a lot of value.

As you say, if you have funding and make a large pivot, keeping the old name isn't a bad idea. It's a win-win, and because of that it's not as risky as people's gut reactions tell them.
I refer you to this example of demanding a feature with no regard for feasibility: http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?project=Macintosh&s...
I worked for Real (Progressive Networks originally, the name changed while I was there) way back in '96. The REALLY early players, RealAudio up through 3.0 and the first versions of RealVideo didn't install any of that crap. They didn't install anything but the player (including a browser plugin, but that was just a version of the player too). The malware didn't start until a year or two later, after I'd left, but it always made me sad the direction they went. When I was there, it felt like we were doing good things for the world. At least the part of the world that wanted to stream tiny blurry videos over 28.8k modems.

This is pretty awful too. I don't really know what reason Real has for existing any more. Rhapsody seemed like the only sort of worthwhile thing they had, but I just learned yesterday they spun that off last year. Weird.
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I agree with the video part. Let's say there is a weird looking guy/girl in front of you and it can be very distracting. Only voice will be enough since it is about speaking.
Correct, to me it's idiomatic. I realize it's not for everyone, so the ultimate best code is probably the way it was written ... On the other hand, sometimes it's fun to push the envelope just a tiny bit, and hope that readers will actually learn something from the code. But that's a thin edge to be balancing on.
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The gadget I would love to see on restaurant webpages: An red/green-indicator whether the restaurant is open _right now_ (And for how long, or how long until it opens.)

On the one hand that's a simple javascript when the opening times are machine readable, on the other hand handling holiday days would require manual intervention.
Looks fun. A simple tweet or Share on facebook button would be nice to say to all your friends or someone specific "Hey, Joshua needs X, can someone help him please?". You don't even need to get people to give you their Twitter or FB auth for this.

Let people participate without signing up. At least for myself I've noticed, once I have even a little bit of time invested in a new app, I'm more likely to sign up. Codecademy did that really well.

Minor UI things: there's no edit button for the main post itself, but it's there for the comments. I see I can edit the post if I click on the title and then click Edit Details. I'd make this much simpler and faster - just let me edit in place.

Make the search box bigger.

Let users help you with cleaning spam. A spam/rude/unhelpful button?

I'm working on a shopping search app and have been wondering how to use social. It's interesting to see a social-first approach.

Good luck!