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ep.io is gaining ground with Django developers but it also runs other WSGI apps. I don't have personal experience with their pricing but the stack and services is starting to look pretty good at the moment. Heroku Cedar Stack and DotCloud might be other options.
You can find instructions on removing the Google cache of your article at:

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How many European operators have regional pricing? There is certainly no regional pricing in Norway, where half the population lives in about 15% of the land area and the rest is pretty much empty space (a lot of empty space)
I'd like to see a site for crowd-sourced prior art. That would be cool.
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When a cheap tablet is $300-$350, a $150/$200 price point would have netted them just as much press. Frankly, they could have done with a little less exposure.

I live in Canada, I ran out of my house and hopped on the subway the moment I heard the news and I posted the first comment on the TIMN article about the fire sale from my phone on the way. I checked the Best Buy, Future Shop & The Source. I also ordered two online, one from Best Buy and another from Dynamism.

I didn't get a single one, or even see one being purchased. They were all gone in the first 20 minutes from retail, employees bought up any remaining retail stock at smaller or less urban stores that night. Online stores sold out while I was on the subway.

That wasn't just high demand, that was completely insane demand. There is just not a snowball's chance in hell that a $50 bump would have a serious effect, other than possibly dragging the sell out process from minutes to hours. It may have also saved a little money in CSR wages, considering a bunch of businesses had to cancel hundreds and thousands of orders that Monday.

> the sales are not a linear correlation of the pricing.

This is true, likewise it's not this extremely clear line where $100 is absolute Black Friday-esque insanity and $150 is gathering dust on the shelf.
"The best tools money can buy" != "The most expensive tools money can buy"
It's definately looks like a marketing of upcomming iPhone.
Can there ever be enough ways? Then again, when I goof around in class it's because I'm zoning out the textbook regurgitation in favor of whatever idea strikes me. 90% of the time it's HN or reddit anyway, but every now and again I try to build something.
Indeed. The billing estimator they provide says that, on this one day, I was using 0.02 cpu-hours, and they estimate that under the new system that same activity will be billed as 2.8 instance-hour.

0.02 cpu-hours => 2.8 instance-hours

The only way this can possibly make sense is if they do the EC2 thing of "any part of an hour is billed as an hour", in which case, I might as well go with EC2.

Now, sure, when I'm using just a single instance, GAE is a nice way to get a webserver, a database, memcache, etc all set up and ready to go for a reasonable price. But if my business takes off, and I have enough traffic for multiple servers, and auto-scaling front-ends, etc, I'll be better off moving to EC2 or Rackspace.
That's effectively what is was. Only RAM was missing from the calculation.
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GNU screen supports this functionality and it is very useful. A google for '"gnu screen" "multiuser on"' should turn up a number of tutorials that explain in detail how to use it. To also split the terminal into multiple screens you should search for '"gnu screen" "split screen"'.
If this is true I pretty sure that the iPhone 5 is really a improvement to the iPhone 4. If it would look like a new iPhone model no-one would sell it for 200 bucks. Seems that Apple is doing a great job hiding the lost phone.
Can you explain how on earth my app goes from 0.02 cpu-hours to 2.8 instance-hours?

Are you doing the "any part of an hour is billed as an hour" thing that EC2/Azure do?
Unless you count the chance of losing your money in a Bitcoin-local currency exchange.
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From the user's perspective, Readability is a subscription service(one that uses pay-what-you-want, but the default is five dollars per month--far from 'micro') and Flattr is a form of donation(notice that it is completely voluntary, unless I am misreading what flattr actually does). Neither are actually micropayments. Both subscription and donation were mentioned in that very Clay Shirky article.

The closest thing to micropayments that has had any success whatsoever have been pay-what-you-want like Radiohead's In Rainbows and the Humble Indie Bundles and even there they get most of their money from the small segment that pays a lot, effectively as a form of donation that subsidizes the people who wish to only pay $0.01(or in Radiohead's case $0)

I have come to my conclusion in 2011 the same way Clay Shirky did in 2003: the trails of dead micropayment services.
But you cannot sign commits in git, only tags, right?
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Any night that ends with losing a confidential Apple prototype device was probably a heck of a night.

Apple needs some kind of proximity sensor linked to these field testers' keychain or something. Maybe they just need to upgrade Find My iPhone to include a self-destruct feature.
I think you misunderstand STM. STM is used to group and apply a few micro-operations, within a single function, but not many or over multiple functions, certainly not over multiple modules. It is not really for rebounding from exceptions in the general sense, as transactions are used in an RDBMS. It's more to keep the system in a stable state, something locks are usually used for in multi-threaded programming. Just as locks are best applied as fine-grained as possible, so is STM.
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I will sell lannisters.com to DebtEye if the price is right, with the wild popularity of Game of Thrones I think it's a pretty good one :)

I'm actually doing something sort of similar to DebtEye with lannisters.com as a weekend project, but I have many other weekend project ideas.
Switch to the new UI, open source code and search for __gwt_historyFrame, com_google_blogger_b2_gwt_dashboard_DashboardGwt etc.

Actually markup/generated script is pretty common for ones who worked with GWT, so it's very easy to distinguish such sites.
Hmm... am part impressed and part horrified. It's kinda badass behaviour, i didn't expect fitting the infosys good boy image..
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I agree with the first paragraph of your comment. Another YC-backed startup called NewsTilt was trying to tackle this problem more directly, but failed soon after launching.

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how is it much different from the ranking engines netflix and amazon use?
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While agree with a lot of the essence of the post,(Having fought them myself) I'll just observe some of the extreme criticisms reeks of developer-operations fight. And would recommend you consider reading about the devops movement.
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Costs for our app have just gone from $120 per month to $1200. Its a service we provide to users for free, we cant afford that level of hosting. That is a 10x price increase.

How many biz can get away with that sort of hike? This and how Google treats Android developers (shutting down forum, not responding to issues) is making me question why I bother building anything for your platforms.

I was on app engine from the start, I've sat though your DevFests, arranged hackathons, and told countless people they should use your platform. I've invested many hours learning your API. But this is it, its over, no more.

Anything but a tiny free app is going to cost the earth, if you want to scale use AWS or Heroku. If you are an outside developer trusting Google it will cost you.
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You can remote wipe with Find My iPhone, but you were probably thinking of something much more spectacular.

Safety/legal questions aside, do any hardware people know if the battery could be rigged to 'explode'?
most people will never amass $40m

Sebastian appears to have been thoughtful about his plans and as long as he doesn't give up (have a change of heart, lose motivation, etc) he'll get there. He'll go back to step1 and keep trying again. Giving up and not truly wanting what one thinks one wants, is the cause of not succeeding. Determination and relentless resourcefulness (eg http://www.paulgraham.com/determination.html) is what leads to success, defined as "the accomplishment of an aim or purpose". If most people don't amass something, it is because most people don't truly want it: they have a flawed plan, don't iterate, and they give up. I'm with you Sebastian and maybe we are crazy.
Or they need a new marketing ploy.

P.S.
Why are all the comments suggesting that this is not an accidental loss down-voted?
yeah doesn't seem to work for me. Keeps "Waiting for connection"...
Ehsan's a Mozilla employee, yes.
dotBen - do you work in Silicon Valley? Unless you are a CxO, there is almost never any modification of the employment contract, and certainly never any surrounding the IP elements at a VC funded company of any stature.

In 95% of the cases, if you won't sign the contract as provided, it's a deal breaker and you aren't hired. I'm not saying there aren't exceptions for special cases. And, clearly for non VC funded companies there is more flexibility - but the employee contract in the valley is pretty much an immutable template.
If it were allowed, I would hire a system administrator to maintain our production environment. But we simply aren't allowed to do that, as programmers must never be in the same time zone as a system administrator. Why? No idea.
As an aside, there is a web safe variant of base 64 encoding you could use if you feel hex encoding produces excessively long urls.

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A pretty bold headline/article for not having any pics to back it up.
Yeah, I guess you could blame the IDE and OS for stopping you from poking around the internals of how tools (or rather anything) works.
When I interviewed at Google, one hour was about abstractions and architecture. You can ask a bunch of CS questions AND architecture questions when interviews are a day long.
Data roaming is expensive (for now), but there are EU-wide caps on roaming charges for voice, so it's not all bad.
When is Python 2.7 coming to GAE?
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Because honestly, any company with a warchest like Apple's can afford real marketing. Who is this supposed to be targeted at anyway? The readers of Gizmodo and pcmag? Last time I checked, those arent even close to Apple's core market.
I'm actually pretty excited for this. I was in a co-op program during university and I moved every 4 months. Finding sublets each time was an absolute pain in the ass.

Let's hope they get the traction they need to pull this off.
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Can someone please explain me why that happens? Google says - "Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. Please try your request again later."
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Because in the previous incident they went after gizmodo using lawyers with their claws out, you don't do that if your intention is to gain publicity with a faux-leak. It also is completely out of Apple's character to advertise in such a way. The kicker though is that Apple has absolutely zero motive to do such a thing, they get plenty of hype from their own official announcements. Hell, if Apple announced that the next iPhone was 3G only, had only a single core cpu, and a monochrome screen with 240x180 resolution it would be heralded as a bold new direction in smart phones.
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I don't think abandoning the discussion model is the right answer, I think it just needs to get better. All of these communities seem to follow a simple principle: they grow in size until their ability to self-filter, self-organize, and maintain community valuse is compromised by a volume of traffic or overall size of membership larger than they are capable of handling. The latest batch of discussion sites and tools (reddit, news.yc, digg, /., etc.) are simply the latest and best models of a continuously growing and improving application space.

I think the only way for a "community" to exist long term in this space is to either continue advancing the state of it's filtering tools in order to handle the increased load, or not, and let it naturally degrade back into a smaller community and just exist at the level that it is capable of filtering (though this is not as simple as a community capable of holding X users will always have X users -- momentum and network effects are definitely important here).
The difference between Apache and Nginx is that out of the box, Nginx is built for speed. Both are capable of thousands of requests per second, but Nginx arguably does it better with its event-based architecture (opposed to Apache being process based). The config syntax is also refreshingly simple, so converting .htaccess rules couldn't be easier.

We were recently paying a small fortune for hosting one of our websites. It was bumping up against memory limits even after a serious code rework and aggressive caching. Instead of upgrading we decided to test a new config using Nginx.

Now we run three sites, one fairly popular, on a 512Mb Linode with Nginx, APC, FPM, Varnish and a CDN, and it can take an amazing amount of load. Varnish needs memory, but without Varnish we could run this setup on a box a fraction of the size.

This plan costs $19/month! I still can't believe we're paying so little.

Instead of focussing just on the server though, and like the TumbleDry article somewhat suggests, HTTP cache is probably the best place to start in terms of performance. Varnish, CDNs, etc all rely on intelligent HTTP caching. And if you do it right, you don't need to worry (too often) about cache invalidation.

What I'm really looking forward to is making use of ESI in Symfony2 and Varnish. That will mean setting different cache headers for portions of pages, which will further reduce the need to manually invalidate cache.

For now though, I'm loving Nginx + FPM + APC.
I tried St John's Wort, I didn't notice any difference.

I went to my GP and was prescribed anti-depressants. They worked. The first two had less of an effect over time, before I built up too much of a tolerance to the third I had talking therapy (Cognitive Analytic Therapy in my case) which ultimately got me out of depression.

Different people respond differently to different drugs/therapies.
My server has had issues using websockets to connect to clients with high latency, so if you're faraway from where I'm hosting it (Northern California), it may not connect. Also, I haven't done load testing, so this may be a cause as well.
I've wanted something like this for years. I lose stuff all the time. I seriously think that if anyone made this, and also made it small, convenient, and easy to use, it'd be a goldmine. Of course, kind of self-defeating if you end up losing the keychain or whatever. But still, I'd probably still buy and use it.
The results of a survey:

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Any of the thousands of linux contributors has the every right to sue you if you are redistributing his code without his written permission (remember, GPL is invalid in law regards in SVK). I don't think it's very sane to trust the copyright holders' good mood to not sue you when you are infringing his copyrights - and yes, you are infringing it if you don't have his signed agreement, that's the law and no matter you write and call a license you cannot out-rule that.

In addition, corporations are owning part of that copyright too - if you look at software patents war, it clearly shows what tools are to be used against the competition.

I'm not sure if I understand your last sentence.
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Regarding the "business" services, my app randomly disappeared from the Chrome Web Store. I found out only because I periodically check how it's doing. It took me weeks of email tennis to get it to appear again, just in one regional store. But I still couldn't even log on to my dashboard because Google conveniently forgot that I had already paid them the verification fee.

The fee was negligible, but what I don't understand is how can they have my app listed but claim I'm not verified, when that is a prerequisite? This is not a social networking feature. This directly affects my business, but Google couldn't care less. And it points to real incompetence, which is not surprising given their history of almost non-existent customer service, but still disappointing considering this is probably a software issue.
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If you have that F(n+2) in there, it gets a little harder than just giving you the Fibonacci numbers.
The source of my disappointment is that basically, they couldn't figure out how to slice and dice page serving without dumping you with the cost of a full VM. I was hoping they were committing to researching how to make that work, so if you made an efficient application you never had to worry about the infrastructure. Now, the abstractions have leaked and we have to worry about VM's. Time to update my answer here:
http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/64727/windows...

I guess the problem of really efficient web serving remains unsolved.
Making billions and being good at programming have nothing to do with each other. Being rich is mostly about getting the idea right and paying others to solve the real problems. Facebook is a good example; Zuckerberg made a nice prototype, but to scale, he had to bring in the kind of people that write their own compilers. He gets all the money because he came up with the idea. But the people that made it work were the programmers.

Also, Carmack is famous for the algorithms he's designed, not for using DirectX.