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It doesn't have a "don't send passwords" warning. I should definitely add some kind of warning/disclaimer page that pops up when you boot the app.

I display a warning when the user tries to navigate to an HTTPS URL that messages sent to/from Smozzy aren't encrypted and it's not recommended that you proceed. I had a general idea for an encryption scheme (hardcode Smozzy's certificate's public key into the application and use it to encrypt a randomly generated string with each request and then send that encrypted string with the request and use the unencrypted string as a symmetric key to encrypt the rest of the request/response), but I was kind of too lazy to implement it for the initial release.
> he or she usually is looking for a gender balanced group with attractiveness levels similar to him/her

is this really the case? I mean, it's hard enough for me to find other gay guys, but if even heterosexuals are established in a forced equal balance solely based on gender... what hope have I?
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The recipient pays if they don't have a messaging plan. You can send an MMS to a US T-Mobile customer by emailing 1115557777@tmomail.net (if their phone number were (111) 555-7777), so that's how I do that.
Couldn't they have easily done this before? Couldn't they lower sites for not using all of Google's colors in their color scheme? Couldn't they do pretty much anything with their search results that they want to? Why does buying a company make this more or less relevant?
http://9to5google.com/2011/08/29/google-files-trademark-for-...
Ah, I didn't get that you had bought a ticket.
"Funargs: Ruby-like blocks for Erlang" is the discussion thread that resulted in that blog post:
http://erlang.org/pipermail/erlang-questions/2011-July/06010...
Actually you can jump back up the ladder a bit by using MyHDL, a Python module which compiles your Python down to either Verilog or VHDL. http://www.myhdl.org/doku.php
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A nice segue into a key point about Linguistics, and some Japanese facts.

The study of Linguistics, explicitly, does not deal with orthography, or the written system of languages. There are of course exceptions with good reasons, but orthography systems are rarely, if ever, good representations of the systems of auditory communication that are formally considered languages. An orthography system can be heavily influenced by geopolitics (Chinese), have severe ambiguities (Arabic, the various Latin alphabet systems), or have been created retroactively (many languages of indigenous peoples). While it is convenient to map a spoken language to its related orthography when discussing topics such as syllables, inflection, and morphology, it is rarely appropriate when studying linguistics formally.

As for Japanese, while it is true that its alphabet system has a relatively straightforward mapping to its phonology, the mapping itself is, unfortunately, not unambiguous. Japanese has a tonal system[1] that is not explicit in its orthography. There are examples of phonemically distinct words that are identical when written in hiragana/katakana.

Finally, there exists a moraic system[2] which sits between the phonemic and syllabic abstractions. Japanese, especially, have many phenomenons that cannot be adequately modelled unless working in this in-between system.

[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_pitch_accent

[2]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mora_%28linguistics%29
Hi. Shel Kaphan here. Just to be clear, the negotiation you are referring to was simply over whether it would be stock or employee options. No reason to be sad. Founder's stock is more convenient and less of a taxation nightmare, but there was a concern (an irrational one, I think) about what would happen if I left early. There are of course ways, such as escrow, to handle that.

As for whether or not I'm a nice amiable guy, Chris (below) is probably right -- a lot of people including him got to experience the joys of my temper while I was trying to do what isn't possible: to contain the chaos ;^\
Plus "notiphone.com" sounds like an anti-Apple website.
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True, but at the same time it's no match to the TIT (Troll In Time) compiler in cases where every ounce of performance counts.
Apparently he also rewrote Erlang from scratch to be "more efficient and performant" (private repo): https://github.com/eddiedeck/airlang
I don't know about UPS specifically, but:

If you consume more than about 1,000 gal/month, you'll buy your gas from a "cardlock" gas station. The station typically has no attendent and no services other than a gas pump, and requires minimum monthly purchases.

If you consume more than 50,000 gal/month at a single fleet depot, you'll get a tank and buy the gas by the truckload - the equivalent of what an independent gas station does.

If gasoline consumption is a large enough fraction of your total spending, and you're big enough, you'll buy gasoline futures directly from the folks who peddle in them; or buy it directly from the refineries. You'll have this gasoline delivered to the tanks at your depot.

If you need to use a third party's tanks, you'll deliver it directly to their tanks. For example the FBO (gas station) at my local air port refuels four Sky West/United flights a day, in addition to the occasional private jet and lots of 100LL to the general aviation crowd. If they put jet fuel in your Citation X, you need to give them a bunch of money, some of which they use to buy more jet fuel. When they put jet fuel in a SkyWest plane, SkyWest delivers more jet fuel to them and pays a nominal fee for their storage and pumping services.

Federal Hours of Service rules limit the UPS drivers to 11 hours of driving a day. If you assume a UPS truck gets 8 miles/gal and averages 45 mph, then a 75 gallon tank is enough for all day, and they would only need to refuel at the depot.
perlisgram (isn't that a word ?) : "When someone says "I want a programming language in which I need only say what I wish done," give him a lollipop."
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It's sad to see Notifo shut down, but this is beginning to feel like 2000 all over again. There are simply too many startups.
Really nice. I think you could increase accessibility and click through increasing news titles font size and adding some padding. I noticed that it's verys easy to read block titles but difficult to focus on actual news, with the result that I scroll the page searching for "interesting blocks" more than "interesting news".
Well done anyway ;)
Any thoughts about exposing some rdf views?
Does it support all oembed platforms? And why doesn't YouTube caching work? Fantastic app anyhow, using it since 2 weeks on iPad.
>For Windows? I only restart because I need a fresh start.

And that is why in the article they state that the "RESTART" option will still give you a "fresh start". It is only when you "turn off" the computer when you get this kernel hibernation mode.
Sorry, I was being unclear. I meant music that is free and legal to download and share.
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It is the default on battery powered systems. The system goes to hibernation if sleeping for several hours or if battery level is low.
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Past tense. They "didn't want to" but now they do because the magic business model fairy never arrived.
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How is it a conflict of interest? When a company that was founded on the idea of an algorithm that delivers the best content for a search instead starts displaying their own properties (youtube, maps, reviews etc)... well that's a portal now, not a search engine. Conflict.
Can you expand on why would you like to get rid of checked exceptions?
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Of course in the real world you'll need to add anti-virus, anti-rootkit, anti-spyware, keyboard scrambler and personal firewall to windows so you need to add about 5-10 seconds to their sterile boot times.
I had used wave pretty heavily too. For one thing it was a way to chat through the company firewall when i was still doing a 9-5 ;) (they hadn't block it) though more importantly it was a great way to jot down ideas back and forth during the day , comment on the add some images then tabulate them or add them into bug tracking/feature control system at the end of the week.

Sometimes the ideas would evolve on wave after a week and we would put the final result in our bug tracking/feature control system with a reference to the wave so we can remember our rational behind why we added or changed a feature.
Except that the new code does not really do the same thing at all. The JS code seems to be a SMTP mailer / client whereas the erlang code is clearly an SMTP server.
Looks like they had a global issue affecting many of their services, via Twitter I heard that Office365 was also down (suspected DNS issue), and Windows 7 users were reported issues with accessing Live-based services on their phones. Seems significant.
Fast boot no longer matters. Fast sleep/wakeup is important. I love that ipad-like instant possible usage of my macbook air. I open it and it is just there.
Wow, thanks, I really appreciate the offer. I'll definitely let you know if I need help.
Complain and being negative about everything that is not Apple.
It's amazing how he can do it as a full time job.
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I would put together a team of super hero's that doesn't care so much about languages and goes straight for the guts of the systems, the 1's and 0's. That is what is holding everything back, it's a very primitive system. The future is in 3-d, literally. Multi-valued, multi-relationship, multi-patterned, the math is there, but no one has figured out how to make it into an actual machine yet.
1. Awesome stuff. Keep iterating.

2. Honest feedback: Your category titles seem straight out of a topic modeling paper (see: David Blei). That is to say, as a fellow computer scientist, I get why they are what they are... but they're not very good.
I think you can get a certain distance by doing short term work and during that time flesh out the idea, write V1 of the code, even release it to users. But as the user base grows and the urge to iterate faster and faster starts to burn it becomes hard focusing on contracting or part-timing it (which i was doing)

You kinda get up in the morning SUPER bummed about going to the 9-5 shop and the motivation dies almost completely cause you just wanna make the side project (which i guess it is at the time) work.

If i was going to do some part time work i would probably look at tutoring highschool students or certain cs courses cause it pays ok for the day to day bills and i find that more fun anyway. Not at the super broke stage yet so dont need to go down that path at the moment :)
It does that quite regularly in my experience unfortunately. Although I use Outlook with it which insulates you from any outages quite well.
Haven't tried this brand, but was introduced to Fage while in Greece and loved it--until I realized it was 50% saturated fat.

I have a feeling what this guy means about American yogurt being "horrible" is that it is typically low fat and healthy.

I've tried products all over the world and whenever I hear this type of statement it tends to come from someone who has never looked farther than Velveeta and cheeze wiz. You can buy just about whatever you want in America, if you look a little harder. Heck, I can get my Brazilian Cachaça and Açaí at Ralph's (local chain) for C-sakes. It's a world economy these days.
I don't think this is the case here. The question isn't whether you "add" or "remove" something. The question is whether the old programs will still work or not.

If I understand checked exceptions correctly, removing them will only allow more programs to compile. The old ones will still be valid as their (now optional) try-catch/finally blocks won't go anywhere.
It's as if you haven't even read the article. Despite fast sleep/wakeup existing in Windows, lots of people tend to not use it.
That is his point. Most people don't want to know about "sleep", "hibernate", "standby" etc. The device should not need to bother the user with that choice.
No one got that this dude was talking about modems.

But then, I have to wonder if the Diaspora folks did it intentionally... they seem, how shall we say, "postmodem"?
Why 7? I hate odd numbers of peoples in groups, most people tend to pair off in their conversation sitting at a table in my experience. If you're the odd man/woman out... it's awkward.
How cool. $20,000 per text is much more than most textbook authors are claiming they are getting from the publishers.
Erlang isn't superior just because its VM is faster and well-designed for high throughput.

It is superior because it is functional, which means, while it's possible, less state, less undefined behavior, less crashes, less bugs. Because it has efficient process-based execution model - easy scalable with less complication, less synchronization, less overhead.

It is superior because it is less verbose and more readable which is really matters for a language, not its runtime.

There are only two big problems with Erlang - there is no huge mediocre crowds with knowledge of language basics and some cowboy-coding experience gained from monkey-spaghetti-patching of some bunch of web-pages, and it has no hyped projects like adding libevent functionality to really good (no kidding!) in-browser VM. (hint: General purpose VM should be, at very least, SMP-aware).

btw, Trolls of all countries, unite! ^_^
The device doesn't really bother the user with that choice. All the user needs to do is close the laptop's lid or hit the power button and the device would go to sleep (by default). Every time a shutdown happens it means the user's going out of the way to make that choice.
More likely to run to $0 and shut down entirely, vs. a talent acquisition (which always looks better than a shut down, and has a chance of returning a tiny bit of capital to angels who invested early)?

Sounds like another point in favor of multi-founder startups. I wouldn't consider even a talent acquisition to be "dying" if the founders end up happy about it.
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First I've heard of Unity Web Viewer. Unfortunately (on Ubuntu):

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Unfortunately, any such proposal would for sure bring about heavy flak fire from the Republican party (and probably from the more big-corporations-interest-sensitive Democratic representatives too) as a socialistic, un-American attitude, with the risk of stopping the whole show.
Well, as an example - every time someone reply's to a comment I made on Hacker News I get a notification on my Phone thanks to Notifo.

Same with mentions on IRC.

So yeah, I'm a bit disappointed that it's going away - I liked the app, and was always surprised I didn't know more people using it. I wish Chad all the best for the future, and thanks for your hard work.
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Some people like them, you know.
Linear Algebra seems to be missing in the mathematics section of the list of eligible courses. I'd have thought it would be pretty fundamental. Hefferon's text is under the GPL and might be eligible.
Based on those numbers I gathered some stats about keyboard layouts:

* 18% of all characters are symbols, 12% are spaces and 70% are alphabetic

* 20% of all non-space characters are symbols and 80% are alphabetic.

* US kb layout users need to use shift for 64% of symbols

* Finnish/Swedish kb layout users need to use shift for 73% of symbols and AltGr for 7% of symbols.

* Fi/Swe layout users thus need to use 25% more modifer keys for symbols.

Conclusion: Fi/Swe layout sucks.

edit: https://gist.github.com/1205728 python script used to get these numbers (percentages calculated with OOo Calc).
Here's one a friend and I did in Prolog last year:

https://github.com/danieldk/brainfuck-pl

Why? Because it can be done. And actually prolog's tracing mechanism makes debugging brainfuck code quite insightful.
I remember getting an Ericsson (A2618?) phone in around 2000 that was advertised as a WAP phone and being very disappointed that it only supported WAP over SMS (UK networks didn't allow that - I think the closest network with support was in Greece).
TBH, the only time I've ever heard anyone use the word bootstrapping was to describe raising funds from friends and family, and in most cases, it was also in the form of loans, not equity investment.
Do you not fucking understand the concept of this technology? He's SMS'ing a png that is actually a a zip of the HTML + images/js/etc; and then "inflating" this on the client phone.

He's not doing this at "140 characters at a time"
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Don't know about polish, but lots of studies discuss this with chinese vs. english. One example:

http://www.springerlink.com/content/6r7k345387j14653/

"The reading rates were about 385 equivalent words per minute for Chinese and 380 words per minute for English for the same scientific textual material (Table 1)"

Probably worth digging more to see if the consensus has changed since then. That one was also done with scientific reading material, so might have limited applicability.
FWIW, I read it as Not iPhone dot com at first.
Now compile the Mr. Trololo video transcript and see what Soviet software he was actually transmitting!
Great idea.

Our body of scientific knowledge deserves to be both free (beer & speech) and open to all. There shouldn't be a significant cost to access it (apart from the education level).

Our aim should be build our global, connected society on the basis of free, open and life long education.

Sure this takes some capital cost to start. But the benefits could be massive: comparable to those realised when patents were first introduced. By freeing knowledge from its artificial shackles we'll enable a whole generation of advancement in the application of our science. Where there's a will, we will provide the way.

It makes me think that people such as Bill Gates and William S. Dietrich II could do worse than to fund this sort of project and its obvious complement (a proper, free-distribution alternative to the academic publishers).
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If I am interpreting this correctly, they want to deregulate small-scale angel investing up to $1m? So long as the risk is largely distributed?

This sounds like a good plan, at least on the surface!
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Same is true on Windows. It takes less than the time it takes for me to open the lid of my laptop for it to be ready to use.
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>It'll print the reverse of a string, but it will also print everything before it until it hits a null byte.

exactly! The brainfuck execution starts with the pointer at the first byte of zero-filled array:

http://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/bf/

So the first ">" in my program moves the pointer to the next byte, and this skipped first byte would serve as a stopper when pointer moves back.
according to TNW article, there's human matchmaking involved too.

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