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I'm actually a big fan of the full screen mode. I spend about half my time on a 13" screen, and the other half on 22.

I actually like the auto sort mode for fullscreen/desktops as well, which surprised even me. But I like being a swipe or two away from my browser or email or vm.

That said, I am frustrated that I can't bend the rules a little and bring a terminal up on another app's fullscreen. Many times I'm following an example and have to take whatever browser I'm using out of fullscreen. Dterm helps a little.

I like launchpad, but I don't use it much. It does a good job of staying out of the way.

I do miss the old expose, and mission control's reduced expose is not adequate to replace the old. I almost never need the single app expose, if anything I wish they had dropped that and kept the 10.6 expose as well as mission control.
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That's exactly how I learned---I'd say it took me two weeks, to, to become comfortable with typing. I've been recommending learning to touch type that way for a few years now. Not a soul has taken me up on it yet.
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I always answer this question by asking back what it is that they want to make, and also if they're willing to dig for most of the answers themselves because programming is, essentially, solving for an unknown alone.

The aptitude of a programmer is also the same that allows him to self-learn much of the art of programming by himself.

If they have an answer to the first question, I can work backwards with them to narrow it down to tools and languages that possibly make sense. Going with Python is a generic and common choice because there aren't many things you can't do in Python.

If they don't have an answer, it might not be a case lost. Some people truly need just about anything to work on, in order to impose a reason to start tinkering with programming. However, usually it's about overcoming fear for programming but in that case they probably won't make it, either.

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A lot of Yahoo!'s traffic is from older people. I'd capitalize on that by creating a social networking site that appealed to that demographic -- sort of like Classmates.com in that it would have an emphasis on nostalgia, but with the features of a Facebook-esque social networking site. (Also, no sleazy banner ads like Classmates.com has. Those ruin the brand for people outside the target demographic.) The plan would be to grab seniors like Facebook grabbed college students, then spread to the general population, like Facebook did.

It's probably unorthodox to expect a site to spread from older to younger people, rather than the other way around, but parents and grandparents have badgering power. If grandma really wants you to get a Yahoo! account so she can keep in touch, there's a good chance you'll at least humor her and get an account. Then you'll notice a lot of your friends have accounts too and add them (because hey, why not?). If the site does a good job of appealing to younger people as well as older people (it's important to strike a good balance), maybe you'll stick around.

I don't know anything firsthand about Yahoo!'s internals, but from another HN thread, it looks like they're probably bloated with counter-productive people. Fixing that in the long term would be important, but probably isn't possible in the short term; Yahoo!'s corporate structure may suck, but it keeps things running, and that's important. In the short term, though, it would be crucial to ensure that the team working on the social network was as unburdened as possible by the existing corporate structure.
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I would buy Geocities and then shut it down a few years later. I would start charging for my free dating/personals site. Then I would eventually shut that down too as people find other alternatives. I would make sure that my instant messaging network is closed to outside clients and that alternative clients have to reverse engineer the the network protocol. I would make sure my search engine is just slightly better than Lycos and ignore the success of Google. After all, Google is just a fad.

Ok, seriously, pretty much they need to stop pushing people away. Open up APIs. Don't get rid of the old mail interface. It works fine. Continue to offer choices.
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Yeah. That can't possibly be the right thing to do...
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I believe it's rather a lack of something more fundamental -- a problem with the emergent culture in general that has led to a lack of focus on education in the minds of many youth -- other things have taken priority.

I strongly agree. How can you educate a group of people that doesn't care to be educated if their parents don't push them hard enough to value their own education above other interests?
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I read an interesting reply recently on Reddit about this. Essentially, the poster says that in what you refer to as Neolithic times, women with large bellies, ample bosoms, and wide hips were generally women who were healthy and had access to food and the ability to get it for themselves. Men were biologically attracted to this display of "wealth".

Contrast that to today, where having wealth means having the disposal to hire personal trainers, time to exercise, and not having to eat processed foods. Women of wealth will typically go to lengths to look a certain way (tan, skinny, etc.). I know that wealth is different from being in good reproductive health, but being wealthy definitely plays an important role in determining mates. As the definition of wealth changed, so did men's interest in women.

Sorry about the lack of citations, but it was a while ago and from a secondhand source, so I would take it with a grain of salt. It does sound reasonable though.
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> Mike's formally leaving TechCrunch could have a nontrivial impact on "CrunchFund's" deal flow?

No, he's a brand unto himself and he knows it, and is cashing in on that in an admirable way (from a game-theory perspective at least)
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Partly true, however there is another aspect to it as well. It's just that Yahoo and other blue-label firms have an exalted notion of who should work with them. They tend to go for the fashionable set; the english speaking, high fiving crowd of self labelled developers who cant code themselves out of a paper bag.

I know of at least one "dynamite" programmer whom Yahoo! India rejected because the guy didn't have a graduate degree. As usual, he was too busy coding to go get a degree. Well guess what, it's been pretty interesting working with him.
I agree, to a point. As a /b/tard, I find the near-sociopathic humour there oscillates between hilarious and pathetic, with the true art of its enjoyment beng derived from one's ability to separate the two. Outside of /b/, those memes that have gained true popularity are generally SFW. Canvas, if successful, could prove to be an extra-*chan generator of content, in the way that reddit sometimes is. It will never be the hotbed of chaos and creation that the chans are, but it may well still be a progenitor of good content. 4chan's inherent entropy creates a holistic filter that weeds out the crap; time will tell if their ranking system is effective.

That said, I've seen more OC on canvas in 5 minutes than I've seen on /b/ in 5 days. Quality is variable, but there certainly seems to be a creative drive there that's been missing from /b/ as of late.
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This was on a Sun Fire X4500 box set up by a sysadmin who I know for sure is not a csh guy. Could be that it was different for some reason.
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I'm a touch typer, but not in the standard sense. I don't look up the keys while writing and use most of my ten fingers, but I don't use them like it's taught in touch typing. I know exactly where all the keys are and I intuitively press them with some fingers depending on which is nearest or easiest at the specific moment. According to [1] I can easily type faster than 600 keys per minute, more than all other people I know.

I don't think I should learn touch typing to further increase my typing speed. Right now most of the time my pondering over coding problems is limiting my typing speed, not my ability to move my fingers.

But maybe it's worth learning touch typing to reduce the stress on the fingers and be more egonomic?

[1] http://speedtest.10-fast-fingers.com/
No, he wasn't. And as numerous people above pointed out, the price killed the deal.
If you want to learn something deeply and you're starting at Google, you've already mostly lost, at least for the software engineering discipline.

I wrote about this last month, in fact:

http://blog.codelesson.com/why-learn-by-google-is-a-mistake/
I tend to get confused when people mix the discussion of syntax, coding style and API into the aspects of environment itself.

This pointless way of thinking is very much like finding a more appropriate keyword for a public field, while trying to improve the methods by which VM handles big integers.

Scala is liberal.

It allows you to express yourself more elegantly. But freedom comes at a cost (this is natural!). The price is learning it, remembering it and a constant state of awareness for all the patterns it has to offer.

The speed of a compiler (think of PyPy), is a thing that can be improved at least to some extent. But very few people are willing to work on the inner structure of a language, that you doom to be inappropriate for 50% of the tasks out there.

Look at the set of various languages as a biosphere of evolving organisms. They tend to improve. If there was no demand for Scala or PHP, they wouldn't have occured in the first place.

I think the original article and the follow-up is a poorly disguised attempt at elitism, or maybe just an excellent way to challenge people.

I will say it in simplest terms possible, what really matters is how Scala handles tail-recursion, not whether it allows it. And the first point is out of reach for consideration, if you are a simple developer that may encounter 'learning difficulties'.
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I'd suggest picking a part of the world with less onerous planning laws. Texas, perhaps. For Europeans, Germany has a constitutional 'right to build'.
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I guess I was trying to make a snarky comment about the fact that most of us who would be reasonable choices left before it became an option.
I agree. Would have loved to have went to the '09 conference though.
If the reason people shouldn't use a tool is because they are too dumb to understand it, they're not going to be able to use the other similar tool either.

Programming in Scala and programming in Java are equally difficult. That's because the hard part is programming. The easy part is the syntax. If you are mentally capable of "getting" OOP, you are mentally capable of "getting" FP.

If a team decides that Scala is the right thing for their project, then it should be no problem transitioning the good programmers over. After all, it's just programming!
The correct term is "women," not "girls." Unless, of course, your company is regularly in the habit of hiring children for marketing position...
Actually, from an ergonomics perspective, you would probably be worse off touch typing.

Traditional touch typing trains you to hold your hands in a consistent position over the keyboard. It's the act of holding your hand in the same position all day--whether that's over a keyboard or around a mouse--that leads to carpal tunnel syndrome.

(For the record: I touch type mostly the way I was taught to. My wrists do occasionally bother me. I'm 24. YMMV.)
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And as numerous people above pointed out, ...

Including me ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2968214 ).

I was referring to him calling the price hike a "modest" increase. I read it as him being intentionally inappropriately flippant about the thing that killed the conference (in a mildly humourous and self-effacing manor).
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I appreciate your clarification. For what is worth, I personally don’t use downvoting at all (except by accident!): I simply don’t upvote.

Now, please bear in mind that while you just replied

Your comments about css etc are perfectly fine, and interesting, in an of themself - but not in the context of that article. In the context of that article they were off topic.

you previously stated

People comment on the css when it interesting and you can learn from it. Saying someone didn't use css is not interesting at all.

I was obviously replying to the latter.

Let me emphasize a point you’re not addressing. Even though vote counts are gone, relative positioning of comments give you an idea of what HN as a community deems interesting. Clearly my original comment was not considered enlightening, engaging, nor for that matter inappropriate. But, again, plenty of popular comments are decidedly off topic with respect to the article’s content: DNS, webserver used, whois information, ping times, JS usage, accessibility, color choice, cookies, character encoding, HTML semantics, etc.

But that’s the thing: the moment you provide a URL in HN, many aspects that go way beyond the actual content are generally not considered off topic. Whether that is right or wrong, whether this means “not getting it” are, in my opinion, entirely pointless mental exercises. Clearly, as soon as this changes significantly I will heed the cue and adjust, possibly looking for venues where this “off-topic” chatter is deemed acceptable and even fun.

In any event, thanks again for clarifying your point. Cheers.
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The key difference does seem to be that the jump from $99 to $499 turns DevDays from a conference that you can pay for yourself into one that most people are going to have their employers to pay for.

$499 for a two day conference is pretty cheap but what makes DevDays a hard sell to most managers is that the point of it is that it introduces you to technologies that you're not going be using day to day in your job.
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2) Universal health care & other benefits seem like it might be a lot to chew off.

Good on them for giving things a try though.
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I'd start with Yahoo Stores. PG, RTM, and Trevor Blackwell's creation was cutting-edge in 1996 but the web has changed a lot since then and Yahoo Stores hasn't. The store editor would proabably still work with Netscape 3, it's so non-web-2.0-ish. Even so, a lot of businesses still use it, but that number is probably shrinking.

With Yahoo Stores up-to-date I would try to position Yahoo as a small-to-medium business portal. It's a lucrative market and the competition isn't what it could be (despite the success of Sales Force, Magento, et al).

This would be, or seem to be, a big risk to current revenue, but unless they are bold enough to do that it's going to fade away in time anyway.

Actually motivating the middle management at Yahoo to do this would be tough. Perhaps it's time to simplify the management layer and give technical people more responsibility.
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For a lot of time now, Engineering and Medicine have been the dream careers to chase in India, the reason is simple. Before the FDI reforms started in 1992, the only way some one could make it financially big in our society was through ancestral property, a big family businesses, or plainly doing your engineering and medicine and then settling down some where in the west(immigrating).

After the FDI boom, the IT sector here exploded. People from middle class background became millionaires in no time. In fact that's how Indian IT got a fat inefficient layer of management throughout the country. Very soon there was an impression that you have to get into software to earn that high. So the mad rush to get into software started.

This is where the quality dilution occurred. A lot of clueless people got promoted to be managers. Because technology was not considered a good career growth path. Also there is a mad rush here to visit some foreign country. These are generally called 'onsite' opportunities. Trust me, you have no clue what sort of politics runs across to get those opportunities. You have a lot of good developers but they never get their due. Neither rewarded nor appreciated properly.

Good developers don't sort of get the stuff they deserve here. But projects generally run on work by 'task masters'. In a typical team you will have few little really good folks and a little average folks the remaining hardly do their job. In fact when we talk of good devs that's the kind of folks that we are talking about here. But they are available in pretty good numbers.

Coming to manufacturing, IT support. That's really more of process and procedure based. So I won't comment on that, may be that's a difficult area to compete with. Because there you have very little intelligent things to do.