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Zed may have moved to Python, but he's still suffering from the parochical Ruby mentality that anything he didn't know about, didn't exist, and he's inventing it for the first time.
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Your glib recital of orthodox campus political flapdoodle and breezy contempt for those whose "grim" attitudes come from years of tough, real-world experience mark YOU as the real frat boy.

I've had many experiences over the years with both Monterey and DLI, and one thing you neglected to mention was that the average "frat boy" at DLI is in his forties, about 15 years older than the average at Monterey. While the merry Monterey kids tend to be fresh from the trenches at some campus political activist club, the average DLI student has spent those extra fifteen or so years on the ground, in military or diplomatic postings, dealing with life and death issues deep within other cultures. If they seem grimmer than you, it's quite possible that they have lost some of your frat boy illusions during those fifteen years off campus.
Sure, and the next thing you know, Hitler is invited to the party and everyone has to go home ..
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See: https://github.com/flatland/cake and https://github.com/technomancy/leiningen. No Maven involved.

The only other comparable standard virtual machines are LLVM and CLR. Python doesn't really make sense in that it's a language, not a VM, and "Python" doesn't automatically connote a runtime like how Java is something of a synonym for the JVM. Incidentally, there is a Clojure port to the CLR. There are also always people working to port it to either LLVM or native code or whatnot and the mainstream community always looks at them oddly wondering what the heck they'd want to throw out Java compatibility for.
You've repeated the burrito example in nearly every subthread here, which is poor form to begin with, and it is a horrible example. You are comparing ("chicken burrito" -> "beef burrito") to ("something with words I've never seen in the past several billion searches" -> "something for which I have many results that get many clicks")

Please stop spamming your analogy to every subthread and please consider that it may in fact have some flaws.
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Privacy is about making people confident, about making people trust you. If people feel safe, they will share anything, and a clear privacy policy makes people feel safer.

TRUSTe reported several tests on this side, even Facebook had a huge benefit from changing the "privacy policy" policy to something more clear.

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I'm using pathogen with git submodules.
What's interesting to me is that even though G+ is a lot younger and has a much smaller feature set compared to Facebook, Google appear to be putting security in from the ground up. Facebook on the other hand are desperately lagging behind in this way.
Seriously, what is with the sudden down-voting of all my comments?
just picked up one this weekend, some reasons are:

1. WebOS international support is terrible. This is a huge reason to get Android on it. They've completely ignored it.

2. The browser while good, the card system is slow when trying to use it as a tabbed browser. Opening a new link in a new card is quite slow. I don't care for app support because their browser is good, but if you are going to rely on the browser at least have a decent tabbed browser. Look at Dolphin browser on Android to see how a mobile browser should be done. Also another limitation seems to be I can't download files from the browser ex dropbox.

3. Overall the system feels sluggish. Android has multitasking right, WebOS doesn't. After the Android team optimizes and overclocks this hardware, I imagine its going to be pretty good.

4. Lack of Customization, I can't even make a picture fullscreen wallpaper on the background. And since you can't place anything on the desktop/wall area.. a nice big picture would look good.

Overall its solid and feels polished, but WebOS is overall really lacking and compared to Honeycomb I don't see it as better. The best thing is flash support works great, and I can watch all the media I want from streaming flash sites. The biggest benefit is getting honeycomb/Ice cream sandwich on a solid tablet for $100.
found this when looking for what's the closest two objects we can make out. Apparently there are people who can distinguish 20 arc seconds which would be two black points on white 15 micrometers apart from 10cm away. Which should be almost enough for seeing bacteria.
Is there an up-to-date best-practices guide to implement websites using HTTPS and cookies securely?

I hear a lot of stuff discussed in this article and in the discussions about HN-HTTPS (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2909102) which is all new to me.
Well, in general I like the Duck Logo and brand
Now checking possible duck domains

Duck.com redirect to google!
Duck.co points to a DDG community site!
Goduck.com is for sales
Duck.net is blocked from work so I guess its a porn thing

What do you think will work as a good brand?
Sometimes I still cannot believe how prevalent fake reviews are.

Not too long ago a friend of mine contributed a chapter to a programming book for one of the major publishers and they made sure to tell him to ask his friends to write reviews for the book on amazon, down to detailed instructions how to fake it "properly" and in accordance with how they were trying to position it on the market - like saying that "it is great for beginners to learn X" but one should also add a negative point about how this-and-that chapter needed more clarification or more examples or images.
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I think you don't know what are you talking about: Android is linux and you can edit /etc/hosts as you wish.

You can even get in an ssh session as simple as an app...

And for b) : what an app can do is stated before install. "English, my friend. Do you speak it?" (Or any other language fyi)
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When Weird Al was making a spoof on Lady Gaga and saying that don’t be surprised if I (lady Gaga) will go nude. And that has come out so true, in just like 2 months, Gaga does not know any limits or boundaries. She just follows her heart and her weirdly wired brain which functions in every direction. And I am sure just like me no other fan of Lady Gaga has been shocked by Gaga going nude for a music video.
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Software / Service is just treating the symptoms, not the underlying problem.
I use http://cherrypy.org/ (behind a nginx revproxy) to my satisfaction. The data is stored either in http://www.mongodb-is-web-scale.com/ , or in MySQL. Disclaimer: these websites are not designed for 50.000 hits per second, but during benchmarking I get consistent times like 4 msec per page, and I'm confident that nginx can handle many slow clients simultaneously.
Twisted is a tcp/udp[/ssl] framework, Tornado is an http one.

In other word, with Twisted, you can write http, ftp, smtp, ... and your are free to write your own protocol.
It sounds like you prefer fixed scope of work for a fixed price? How do you adjust when your estimate of delivering a specific objective is off? And how do you factor that into your schedule if you have commitments with other clients?

I can see this being a lot different for someone providing a week of SEO consulting vs. a week of software development, for example. Two hours of keyword research always takes exactly two hours. But if $FOO and $BAR are software features which involve third party integration or dealing with race condition bugs that are difficult to pin down, one week can easily turn into much more.
No, wouldn't touch with an infinitely long bargepole.
His livestream account seems to have been deleted, did anyone download the streams? I didn't get a chance to watch the first few hours of making his engine.
I disagree.

We have this as the !ask command in #Rubyonrails for when somebody asks to ask. It really improves the kind of questions that people would ask if you first ask them to read it.

You can't just expect people to chance across golden nuggets of knowledge like this one, you must lead them there first.
Why not just say "Duck it"?
Feelin the same way, but I'll be trying this anyway. I'd rather have it ugly and honest than good looking and insidious.
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Holy crap man, is there any need to post up yet another article based upon an article originally posted here on HN?

Come on, no need to literally drill it deep down inside the kids self esteem.

It's not even 2 pages back on HN either. I've said it before, these duped threads are getting pretty lame. How many posts does it take to convey the message already been read,, and heck, still being read. This one is even worse of an article because it's about a blog debunking the ordeal. A blog that was covered on HN like said twice in this comment of mine.
There is definitely a shortage... Of competent engineers willing to work for peanuts. That's what these articles are really about. One commenter says they are short of developers in Phoenix AZ. What're you offering, hmm? Because the numbers don't lie. Supply and demand applies to talent like any other commodity.
I think the title is a little misleading. He says: "Cutting costs and only competing on price is a death spiral.". He is talking about competing only on price. Ikea is not only competing on price but also on quality.

Making your product/service very cheap is a death spiral when it misses quality. Take a look at the very cheap Chinese Android tablets. They are so cheap it's unbelievable. But after half an hour they run out of power. You have to push the screen in half to make it responsive. That is a death spiral and not a threat to other businesses.
This isn't about design at all.

It's about copywriting.
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That's great! Does it "crawl" wikipedia live?
I used to find a free generator and modify it. But more recently I haven't been including a TOS in new apps.

I think it was "Anything You Want" by Derek Sivers that I first heard about doing this.
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Great series, but he 'ummms' way too much and I couldn't help but notice it.

(Edit: it gets better later on)
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It's worth noting, that if you can, you should include the "includeSubDomains" flag with STS:

Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=604800, includeSubDomains

The reason for this is, somebody controlling the network could create a fake DNS A record for "foobar.news.ycombinator.com", and then stick this into the html of another unrelated non-https page that you go to:

<img src="http://foobar.news.ycombinator.com/">

Which then may leak the news.ycombinator.com cookie over http, as the STS would only have applied to news.ycombinator.com and not foobar.news.ycombinator.com
We also use an Apple-style-span to wrap the copied
contents to preserve the style of the copied content.

And in here lies the problem with the entire approach, you might even call it a misguided copy&paste philosophy. Not only does this produce a lot of clunky code that often still doesn't come out quite right, it butchers the document you are pasting into. It causes problems that are impossible to solve for users who don't know how to edit HTML source.

For example, if I copy a title header and some body text from a website into a CMS editor window, chances are I want them to appear as a title and text element that is in sync with my site's CSS. Instead, the browser tries to preserve the original style (a task at which is usually fails too). This forces users to paste that text into a plain text editor first in order to strip all formatting, and then they painfully transfer the plaintext back into the HTML editor and reformat it.

This workflow is broken and it's so easy to fix: just throw away all the "integration" code that gets triggered on paste. Everything would just magically work after that. So throwing out the Apple wrapper is definitely a step in the right direction.
Interesting!
Could that rock have come from earth?
It would be possible that pieces of earth that escaped into orbit from a collision some time ago finally found their way back...
Maybe you can answer this question. Why would any developer use download.com instead of just self-hosting on something like S3? I've always found "download sites" to be nothing but trouble and do everything I can to avoid them.

When I see someone's official site being at a place like that, it feels kind of like your office would be in your mom's basement and your business cards were chosen from a template at Kinko's.
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This "I am nothing" mantra reminded me of Bushidō, which revolves around the awareness and acceptance of death, at which point one can possibly realise its true self.

A similar thought was formulated by Morihei Ueshiba: "There are no contests in the Art of Peace. A true warrior is invincible because he or she contests with nothing. Defeat means to defeat the mind of contention that we harbor within."
Why do people not want https on Hacker news?
Make it cheaper, move manufacturing to asteroids parked in Lagrange orbit = global warming solved.

Delivery of all goods is simply a drop shipment.
I shall "insult" her more by analysing the worth of her invention. Basically nothing at all other than to inflate the egos of a few investors and university jocks.

She made a solar panel rotation device for $10 to increase the efficiency of solar panels which are not needed to survive (and are very expensive) and are clearly not a priority for most of Africa which is dying of disease and starvation. Farming and sanitation are far more important than optimising solar panels.

Ultimately, should the person spending time assembling these and spending money on them, or should they be working the land and buying seed and grain?

I think that is obvious, unless you want an easy dollar in your pocket...

All of these technology investments are ultimately piggy-backing an invasion of culture. When the technology is in, they become cheap outsourcing puppet in the globalisation race rather than an independent country capable of sustaining its population.

In 10 years time, the African land will be a wasteland still and they will be exporting these $10 solar devices from production lines with no other way of surviving.

Oh and Paul G is not some wonderous sky daddy; he's just another meat popsicle like myself and yourself.
Man, and here I thought that documentation-driven development was the top of the ladder (above test-driven development, above just writing the code first).
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Arabic is terrific and difficult. I studied it for years, including moving twice to the Middle East but in just a few months of study was better at German than at Arabic simply because of the cognates.

It's definitely worth the effort though.
Hear, hear! This is my usual experience. So I would think my question is one of those Good Questions, but alas it goes ignored and unanswered.

"Where have all the hackers gone?" I ponder.
Sure, all businesses prefer to keep the customers who don't care about price; but you know what? there is rather a lot of competition for those customers, because all businesses prefer those customers. This means that instead of spending on infrastructure, you will spend on sales.

I mean, depending on how good you are at sales, you might still come out ahead, or you might not. All I'm saying is that the top end of every market I've seen is just as competitive as the bottom end, and you are constantly defending yourself from newcomers.

Now, in my experience, this manifests itself on the top end as being very difficult to break in to the market. PG has some quote about how you might be able to out-engineer Oracle, but you will never be able to out-sales Oracle. Of course, if you do break in to the top end, it's usually a plum place to be; even after paying exorbitant sales commissions, you are usually sitting on a large margin. But damn, it's hard to break in.

On the bottom end of the market? My experience has been that it's much easier to break in. I mean, yeah, margins are much lower, but marketing and sales become almost trivialities if you are dramatically cheaper than the other guys.

A traditional strategy, especially in the infrastructure world, is to break in to the market on the low end; build credibility and a customer base, and slowly float in to higher-end markets. This is especially easy with infrastructure because your costs are always falling. Simply double the capacity you provide per dollar less often than once every two and a half years, and you are raising your prices.

Really, I think it's a fairly good strategy.
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Many people, myself included, would see that as a good thing. Not an "unfortunate" thing. Limiting HTTPS to logins only allows session hijacking. Session hijacking is a serious problem.
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Inspired by a comment [1] made today by kaylarose. It points to a most useful list of resources [2].

[1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2910991
[2] https://github.com/carlhuda/janus
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Inspired by a comment [1] made today by kaylarose. It points to a most useful list of resources [2], which in turn refers to this in-depth post.

[1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2910991

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I loved the way he explained closures and IE 6 memory leak problems in event handling.
Oh yeah absolutely. It is just an unimpressive one as it is so easy to come up with. :-)
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nobody in the world will answer my question - It sounds like you haven't been asking the right questions. You'd be surprised at who turns up to answer really good questions.

All 7 steps are really overkill, but the first four, and enough of five ("inspection or experimentation") to apply what you find out from the first four steps, really are essential.

The last two steps (skilled friends & source code) are really optional, and if you need to resort to these to find the answer, it is likely that your problem is interesting to the mailing list.

It's worth comparing ESR's essay to SO's How to Ask page - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/how-to-ask - which asks much less of the questioner, and reflects the difference between mailing list culture and that at SO.
This is an argument I've had many, many times over, and it's nice to see a respected developer like Jacques on the same side.

Quoting from his article:

A nice example of a website that could do a lot better
in this respect is twitter.com.

They've now forced all their users to the 'new' interface,
but frankly imo it sucks.

Absolutely true. Even on my fastest machines I've taken to using the mobile version. It's small, clean, fast, and you can do nearly everything on it that you can with the main site.
It's really too bad. I really wanted webOS to gain some traction but now that HP has all but killed it, it seems incredibly unlikely that webOS will be anything more than a footnote in history.
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Sounds good to me. Just Duck It! They can even create a promotion around it with a curved beak as the logo.
Ask "him" to read chapter 4 of "how the brain changes itself". I think deprivation alone will not be a long term solution. It's important to know how this addiction progresses. There are many non-preaching forums about porn addiction. I don't think it's a software problem.
On the simplification of roman script, I've just travelled through Vietnam, and learned that Ho Chi Minh did a similar thing to Ataturk - he mandated that Vietnamese be written in Roman script (as set down by a Portuguese bloke several centuries ago) and not in the traditional Chinese script. His reasoning was that the easier it is to learn, the better for the general population.

I can't say what Vietnam looked like before the change, but certainly today there's writing blazed over everything in the cities - and there's very little in the way of images or pictographs to indicate what a shop might sell to an illiterate (I may have been unaware of other indicators). They do make prodigious use of diacritics to adapt Roman script to Vietnamese, though.

It was while puzzling over these diacritics that I finally realised that English uses (needs?) these as well, we just don't write them down - wind (moving air) and wind (make a coil) are pronounced differently, but without diacritics, someone has to tell you how to do so.
The client is expecting a certain amount of work done in a day, and is measuring your 'days' against the 'days' offered by shittier programmers.
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S3 is really expensive bandwidth if you expect to serve up tens of thousands of downloads of any considerable size. Take the average game demo which these days is measured in hundreds of megabytes to gigabytes. If 1000 download that kind of file per day it starts adding up.

More importantly, how do you market your software? Many people go to download sites to browse what's available, so being listed is a form of advertising. If you don't expect a hefty bandwidth bill by offering it directly on your site, why not do both?
Related: SPDY - Google's always-encrypted application-level protocol to augment HTTP:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPDY
That's the benefit of hindsight. Facebook was built as a startup and grew fast. G+ is being developed in a fully-fledged company with way more resource.

Agree, though that Fb could be working harder on this!