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I like the approach too:
You may think of using entities along the Linked Data mantra to compare not only by characters, but with the complete meaning of the term. (e.g. compare "Palmyra" with http://dbpedia.org/page/Palmyra )
In the Linked Data world you can use the SKOS vocabulary to define/store relationships like the ones you mentioned. ( http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/ )
To ease the task on linguistic checks you may check the WordNet datasource. ( http://wordnet.princeton.edu/ )
It's not a perfect comparison, I agree. Probably I shouldn't have mentioned your house. It's more like the police getting a warrant to search a company's premises.

My thought process went a little like this...

Presumably the police could apply for a warrant to search RIM's premises for something along the lines of "records of messages used to organise a riot"? If they got that warrant, then they could go to the physical servers and search for the relevant data on site? AFAIK that's a perfectly feasible scenario and completely within the law - even though RIM haven't committed any crimes, I think they can still be the subject of a warrant. I'd guess something similar would happen in cases of fraud.

And if they can do that, then they could also ask RIM for permission to do it without a warrant. Which RIM might agree to if they believe that the police would get the warrant anyway.

And if they can do that, then it doesn't sound much worse to give the records to the police for them to search through using their own computer systems instead of going and searching directly on RIM's servers.
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A better argument regarding arms and liberty is that an armed civilian population is a lot harder to brutally repress than an unarmed civilian population.

However, it's well to note that an armed civilian population is also less stable, be they armed with guns or armed with means of mass communication. Of course, China's reason for censorship is "stability", so take that as you will.
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How so? Aren't most people who steal physical goods, such as cars, potential buyers of cars?
The room's pretty neat, but I'm having trouble understanding why a college student would put this much effort into something that needs to be torn down at the end of the year. I get the "because I can" hacker attitude, but as someone heading back to school tomorrow, I've got to say I would never put most of that stuff in my room. Hardwood flooring: who has the money to blow on that in college? It's one thing to optimize a room for comfort and utility. It's another to install unneeded gadgets.
Exactly. The whole point of upvotes is to be able to express that "I found this funny/relevant/interesting/neat" idea without having to say so in a comment, which does nothing but dilute whatever's worthwhile in the thread without presenting anything of its own.

If you liked something, say so by upvoting - don't leave a comment unless you have something of your own to say.
Can you add medals similar to wii fit, pc games and foursquare? This might add to the fun factor and help in people feeling more like they have achieved something.

So the more you use the better you do the more medals you get. Then people can show off their workout stats and medals on their blogs.
I did see it. My hunch is that they are coming around already (or will soon). I think mobile is driving that somewhat.
"After being acquired, Slide had operated as an independent unit out of Google’s San Francisco office, maintaining existing apps like SuperPoke Pets and experimenting with new ones such as messaging app Disco and photo-sharing app Photovine, which was released only last week.
The apps, none of which were extremely popular, will be sunsetted over the next few months."

If Google is going to "sunset" apps which are being judged as successful after only a couple of weeks, why bother with the bait and switch? Why don't they just tell everybody that they were acquired purely for talent, there wasn't really interest in certain developing products, and that here is your new "just as exciting and fun" project at Google? Seems like a waste of everyone's time, money, and trust to lead people along as if their idea in development actually mattered.
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It's too bad that at no point does it cross anyone's mind in the ruling class that there may be a reason for this unrest. It is the same in any regime, totalitarian or otherwise, that they have a mental block where it is inconceivable to them that anyone would have a legitimate reason to protest, that anyone would be disenfranchised enough to riot, that anyone would be disconnected from society to the point where they find it acceptable to loot. Just about every nation-state on Earth from Iran to Britain to the US is equal in this regard. Frankly I'm surprised this sort of thing doesn't happen more often, where 99.9% of humans have virtually no sovereignty at all.

Instead, all you get are law-and-order type responses. You can't have law or order when the law doesn't apply to everyone equally.
I hear ya, but neither Stack Overflow nor Reddit are true forums. SO is a Q&A site format, and Reddit is affected by temporal ranking decay in a way different than traditional web forums and boards. Reddit and HN are essentially topic aggregators, which lend well to trends and current activity but not to long term forum discussions. I'm an active member of forums that have two or three year old threads that are still active on a daily basis. Because of the algorithmic ranking system of HN, Reddit, etc, you'll simply never get that.

I am honestly not doing too much to promote the forum other than posting it here and attempting to reply quickly to everything. A few dozen folks committing to the forum in the interest of getting it off the ground could easily start it moving forward momentum wise. I'm open to running ads somewhere to get traction, but there aren't many places I think that would be conducive to ads.

As for design, I just used one of the free themes available for MyBB. The homepage is very similar to many other forums online (such as anything powered by vbulletin). I can start looking around for themes that show more details/activity though.

I certainly appreciate your feedback and would love to incorporate as many updates and enhancements as possible to get things moving. Quite honestly, I would love for even just half a dozen people starting threads and answering replies and we can start to get the ball moving. After that, it should be able to grow fairly organically.

EDIT: I found this plugin that I will go ahead and install: http://mods.mybb.com/view/recent-topics-on-index-page that will show recent threads on the home page. I think that's a decent solution for showing more recent activity to users.
All I get is the word "Jig" and a signup screen.

Why submit this if we're not allowed to see it without signing up???
Seems like Google is becoming more risk averse focusing more on quarterly profits, which will make them more boring in the long run.
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Off the top of my head, I can think of two mass shootings that were mitigated by armed civilians:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Whitman

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It's interesting how Slide and RockYou were kings of the hill in the MySpace era but then got their lunch eaten by Zynga when Facebook blew up. Goes to show, uh... something.
... and the same GNU tools on our MacBooks.
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Jailbreaking was declared legal. If it hadn't I think things would be going much differently for this fellow.
It shouldn't. Reload?
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I moved on to Jonathan Hedleys excellent alterslash.org a long time ago, since there was too much noise on Slashdot.
It seems like the dishes are just Name/Desc/Price, so I'd encourage you to have different structures. Pizza, for instance, is more like a table of sizes and ingredients, a diner might have a bunch of dishes that each have a choice of the same side dishes. Stuff like that. Make it easy for a restaurant owner to figure out.

Start collecting takeout menus and writing the site so that you can reproduce all of them. Optionally, approach these restaurants and see if any of them are interested in learning how to use it in exchange for it being free for awhile/forever. I hope it takes off!
Lovely, I really hope this takes off for you. Small nit to pick - if you're going to use hash fragments for separate parts of the page, then they should also be bookmarkable AND back-button friendly.

Kudos.
You might actually have more success with restaurants without the budget for crappy Flash-heavy sites, who just want to get on the Internet in the first place. Yes, there are still a lot of those. Make it easy for them and carve out a niche you can use to get started.
Nice product. Kinds of needs that I think could be filled meaningfully:

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I wouldn't assume he spent a lot of cash on the hardwood floor. Many of the main features-- like the Eames chairs-- were found or repurposed.
Closure can definitely remove functions that are never called - but I wonder if its static analysis can figure out jQuery style code. My guess is that it'll do a decent job, but jQuery would need many changes to get it to compile.
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I know I did terrible in English but somehow its not my fault because English is not my first language. My school didn't teach my first language. I have interest in computer programming and electronics. But my family and friends say that these interests will not get you a good job.
Coming to the question, please can someone guide me on choosing the right career based on my results?
And also can "C" in English prevent me from entering Uni?
Forgot to mention that I live in an LIC and have no plans going abroad.
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It seems really unlikely that they'd sell it while they still were doing well, even after a major pivot. It's part of the company's identity, they'd want any users of the old site to be funneled to new ones, investors may think they're desperate, etc

As for 5, this is different than the normal car buying case. You're driving a treacherous trip to buried treasure with limited resources. If you make it, you won't care what the resale value of the car is, and if you optimize for anything other than making it, you won't.

I don't necessarily object to buying a good name. Depends how good for how much. But if you think about it in terms of what you can sell it for, you're heaping value onto the name that you're never going to realize to justify spending it on something easy like a short, shiny name instead of something hard like hiring
If you are interested in computer programming and electronics, than do that. It is a fun field to work in, and you can get very good jobs in IT (for various definitions of good: Interesting, challenging, well paid, several career paths, ...).

Even more important: Don't do anything you do NOT like just because you can get a good job.
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I love this approach. You can only learn by launching. Congrats on the launch Josh.
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If you want to make an effective argument, I suggest you get rid of quotes entirely. Benjamin Franklin was a great man, and his ideas deserve due consideration, but the fact is most people barely know the man and even fewer give two shits for any thought he ever had. Better to ask "does <x> work?" E.g. "did all the cameras across London do fuck-all to stop crime?" It would be nice if people would think critically about such things in advance, but that's not a realistic thing to expect. Instead you should get good at saying basically "I told you so" while staying instructive and not coming across as a dick.
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I guess my question would be how is this different from stackexchange sites?
A vast majority of start-ups, talented developers see afterwards and go "Oh, I could have coded that", but perhaps not built the business or had the drive to go after the users. They can see the site and imagine how they would reverse engineer it. The value is in the user-base and execution of the business. Only a few start-ups rely on what might be a non-trivial new technology that was invented in house, for which closed source is necessary.
But no published price list. So, no sale here.
I knew a lot of major gun enthusiasts back in California, and from what they talked about, you are allowed to own just about any gun with pistol grips or whatever you please, so long as you follow a certain set of rules which basically revolve around removal of full-auto and the limitation on magazine capacity you mentioned.

You mention military rifles- is now a good time to point out that old stock of the M1 Garand, with full-auto removed, is available to citizens at many gun stores?
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US tech industry maybe, but the US government is totally on board with this sort of shit and looking into it themselves.
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A flop? The name may have changed, but NeXTSTEP has been a remarkable success in its new incarnation as OS X and iOS.
It seems to be more in the way of looking for material things/people than answers to questions.
Reloaded a dozen times, tried changing the https to http, followed your "hn" link above, cleared cookies, everything I could think of. (including just typing jig.com into a browser window).

All deposit me on the "sign in" screen.

Chrome 13.0.782.215 m, Windows XP

[edited rather than replied...]
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I got to see the actual page once and now it's forcing me to the sign-up splash screen, is that supposed to happen? From what I saw though it's a cool idea but the posts on the front page seemed confusingly arbitrary, are they just the most recent ones?

Another user compared the site to Stackexchange, maybe you could categorize requests in the same way that they categorize questions for the sake of uniformity and ease on the people actually willing to to through and answer these.
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Wouldn't that model work as a stackexchange site?
I use the HTML5 app cache. I have tens of millions of users on this in-production product. I only really feel safe doing this because I have a custom web browser, and as I only target jailbroken devices I can hack at WebKit a little to make this work.

When I started using it, it seemed awesome. Then I played with it a little, and it started failing. Given that I have friends who actually give talks at conferences on the HTML5 application cache and how cool it was, this didn't make any sense: I believed I must be doing it wrong.

Then, one day, I decided to read the source code for WebKit's implementation of the HTML5 application cache, and found it to have tons of race conditions that would lead to whole-browser crash conditions (which I was even experiencing in my app). I even found a bug on the bug tracker with my most-occurred bug on it.

https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43506

Only, that bug had been filed only months before, and this feature of WebKit had been "in production", with these bugs, for a couple years. My only guess is that no one really uses this feature very often.

Reading into the bug tracker some (to find more bugs), staring at the commit messages for the previous year, and even reading some of the posts on the mailing list, I found choice quotes from the people maintaining it that explained that no one knew how this code works, and that the one guy who did forgot.

In iOS 4.3 (I believe it was only 4.3, not 4.2, but I'd sort of believe 4.2, /maybe/ even 4.1), the crash bugs have been "fixed" (or I'd have given them to comex to maybe build another jailbreakme.com), but the race conditions remain: the code doesn't actually /work/, it just sort of doesn't fail.

Specifically, the issue is that the application cache loader for a page is tied to a specific frame: the one that started loading the cache. If that frame is freed, such as by the simple act of the user hitting the reload button, while the download is occurring, the entire thing gets wedged, and you can no longer get any parts of your page cached, nor can you recover or fix the process without the user totally closing the web browser and reopening it.

In practice, this actually happens constantly: if the user has a reasonably slow connection, and things are taking a while in the background to cache, they will hit reload. This deletes the old frame, but associates a new frame with the same cache builder. When the current download stops, the frame it was using is gone, and it ends up in this horrible wedge state.

Ok, I no longer even remember why I'm bothering to type this here (does anyone care? does anyone actually intend to try to use this feature? ;P), but I also no longer seem to have anything more to say, so I'm going to click "add comment" ;P.
I think I can see where this could go. Right now people think 'any info I need, I can type it into the Google box'. Sometimes that info is about completing tasks (such as purchases or hobbies), but not always, and the most salient pointers about tasks often have to be read and synthesized from many different destination pages. So, Google may not own the idea (in the public's mind) of 'type to get help completing anything you need' as much as they Google owns 'search'.

Jig is more focused; the smallest bits of advice, pointers, or even inline task-completion steps that are responsive to a 'need' (rather than a 'query'). "I want…" is also more primal than "I'm looking for…"

If people have a good experience typing their needs into "the Jig box", it might become their go-to site for a certain kind of task-query. Good algorithms for matching 'needs' to the best-available (or just-in-time next-created) need-meeters could give people a good habit-forming experience.

People prefer their needs be met by friends, familiar providers, and nearby resources... but are happy to expand their consideration radius if need be. Jig's algorithms can do the same.

And there's lots of room in that matching model for paid-placements – where something that would otherwise be just on the periphery of someone's normal consideration-radius gets nudged in (with fair disclosure) by promotional payments. AdWords makes Google results better, because willingness-to-pay is a useful metric, valued by searchers, on many kinds of queries. Paid Jig-responses (jiggles? jigjags?) could similarly build out the value for users while also sending revenue to Jig.

(All that said, two quibbles: 'Jig' may create difficulties when people try to demonym-ize it, to describe users or employees. May want to be clear about your preferred demonym beforehand. And, that highly saturated orange is OK for the logo but kinda eye-poking when used for buttons and labels.)
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