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First of all, I should state more clearly that I am describing my view of a dream editor rather than what I think should be done right in the Vim community. That editor will keep the core functionality of Vim, and probably the core code base, but it will have to rewrite the interface from scratch, with Lua being chosen as the only embedding language.

I am not too unhappy with the current situation by any means, but it's precisely because I have a biased relationship with Vim that I feel uneasy seeing how civilized it is to write extensions for other editors.

That said, while my dream editor probably won't be Vim 8.0, it may be in the form of a brand new fork. I do think that sounds practical.

About your first concern, historically speaking, programmers as a community don't seem to mind porting things from one platform to another. It's actually quite a fun thing to do, especially if the new platform is polishedly designed.

Your second point is interesting. I admit it's something I haven't thought of and only sounds obvious now that you say it. I would say my dream editor will have to sacrifice the command mode altogether. If there is something you type in the command mode very often, you write it as a Lua function and bind to a key.
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"In a market where there are no barriers to entry (i.e. perfectly competitive), the long-term price will tend to zero."

Yes, the price will gravitate towards zero because of competition or due to the fact that end users would not be willing to pay for the product anyway (who would use Facebook if it wouldn't be free?). But the marginal cost of such operation would not be zero and costs would have to be covered by other sources (VC funding, advertising, premium services...)
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This looks like a leftist version of the free state project, but with slightly more cool-aid.
Why be so vague about which game it is?
"Why doesn't Yahoo take a few million dollars in seed money and start a bunch of companies under its own umbrella using some of its own people?"

They did, it was called Yahoo Brickhouse. Yahoo closed it in 2008[1]. I'd love to know more about what did and didn't work there

[1] http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/pda/2008/dec/11/yahoo-mobile...
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In the 80s, I learned how to touch type by playing Infocom games like Zork.

The key to learning how to touch type is just typing _a lot_. You might not be very fast (I'm not), but you can at least get your eyes off your keyboard and use more than one finger per hand.
Having no deadlines means you need good prioritization ("what's important next?") and motivation (to do that instead of procrastrinating working on a cool but not very important feature instead). It can be too much freedom (see Duke Nukem Forever).

Sure, ideally it'd be better to fix the causes, but that's hard to do, and deadlines are easy to set (although not as easy to match :).

And, there are situations why you want something to be ready by some external event (eg. to show on a conference, or for contractors, the client actualy expects it to be done, etc).
Or a carriage-return gesture, typewriter style?

[EDIT: someone beat me to it]
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I found this advice to be useful and inspiring. It reminds me of when i first started out in my present business. We originally started as an IT support company. My IT skills were just average while my business partner was very highly skilled in IT.

Often, we would have issues with client servers, and i would spend hours trying to find the root cause of the problem, with not too much luck. When i would pass the job onto him, he'd figure out the cause of the problem in a much shorter amount of time, and therefore come to conclusion for a possible solution very quickly and with some conviction.

I always thought he was a complete genius, and wish that i was as clever and intelligent as him, and felt a little cheated by the universe that i hadnt been blessed with such great IT skills, especially since i had great passion for IT.

Its only after much frustration, that i learned that the only thing that differed between he and i was his approach. Whereas i would check the virus state, and processor usage and look for anything suspect on the desktop, he would check the event logs and then look up the error codes at the microsoft knowledgebase.

One i started taking the same approach as he, i found myself fixing problems even faster than him and coming up with even better solutions to the problem (all the while experiencing much lesser stress).

When i decided to learn programming , i observed the same thing. His approach to attacking programming problems was different to mine, and now i am learning to assess the problems in the same way as him.

I've also seen this in my cousin. He starts a project, and takes one step at a time, and breaks the larger problem done, all the while telling himself that there is an answer for each component problem he faces.

I am trying to foster the same mindset now, and this blog post is an inspiration for that.
Bottom line is, the approach is more important than existing skill set.
You should pay more attention. Most middle age men on tv are fat. Zero middle age women on tv are fat.

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It's not so much "touch typing", it's being efficient with the main tool (the keyboard) that you use to interact with the computer. You don't need to be a 60 wpm typist, you just need to be able to communicate without stopping everytime to find out where the "@" symbol is.
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I largely agree with some of Steve's points but disagree on others: As detailed here http://ht.ly/6n5Ox about my experience of UK programmes
He's got some very valid criticisms, 10k people who have £250k of credit to spare for 2 years is an extremely small subset of people.

This is a startup community, if you're going to get prickly when someone points out the obvious holes, you're in the wrong place.
The key thing is that you are (very) profitable with infinite runway, which is of course a great situation. When money is running low, the pressure builds.
Hey, it worked in The Village. ;) To a point...
Thanks Senko, I agree that good prioritization and frequent small releases do help a lot.

As for procrastination, I think that's fixed by recruiting people who are the right fit and would do the job even if they weren't paid to do it. :) Hard to do, and some procrastination happens to everyone, it's natural. :)

Re: external events, that's a good point. And if you're working for clients, that's a whole different game. :)
Working on other people's code has a much higher overhead. Before you can make any change, you have to understand how it interacts with the rest of it. It's not unrealistic to spend days studying it, then minutes changing it. Then you move on to yet another unfamiliar codebase - and by the time you get back to the first, months have passed, you've forgotten all about it, and other people have been changing it too so you need to relearn it.

This is why when I interview people who say they've been programming since they were 10, I don't really care - because the experience of working on your own code is radically different from working on an existing codebase.
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This is more of a personal wish than a biz plan, but I would like to see yahoo focusing in becoming a WebService provider, push YAP (http://developer.yahoo.com/yap/) more, merge services and release a competitor to Google Prediction API.

I have the feeling that Yahoo services are way overlooked, at least in my circle of devels.

If I had to narrow the target down, I would start by focusing strongly on Geo(location|tagging|aware) services.

I used Placemaker (http://developer.yahoo.com/geo/placemaker/) at a previous company I worked for and it was not just the best tool for the job but basically the only viable option to bootstrap our use case (MetaCarta was great too, but with an higher cost).
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That was mostly the point of the article: that it wasn't so hard to hack in the end and all the information needed to break it was visible in plain sight.

Like you said, if you really wanted to write a hard to hack binary, just use a strong hash without the plaintext on a hellish password. Heck, just leave the hash in the strings output :)
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When you're not working on a full linux distro, e.g. hacking a wifi router box or a network assisted storage box, you might not have the luxury of emacs available.

However, it's more likely that you will have some version of Vi. The one I'm thinking of is the Busybox version.
Does anyone know if this will work with my 27" iMac? ;-)

Joking aside, the shake-to-undo gesture in iOS is one of the worst things about the platform. It's either not sensitive enough or too sensitive, and either way makes you look a bit odd
A tl;dr version of what you're saying, based on my somewhat jaded view of purely US based software development (I've worked with competent Indians based in the US but none of any sort in India) is that software development in India is all too much like it is in the US, exacerbated even more strongly by recent history.

We too had a "gold rush" period in the dot.com boom and even before that most people who call themselves programmer couldn't program (e.g. write code/solve a problem on a dry erase board). Far too much of our software development management is clueless (Dilbert is Revealed Truth and it was well established long before outsourcing became big), software development/programming itself is generally not well respected, etc. etc. etc.

The current US perspective on Indians is biased by the purely cost driven outsourcing craze, which made all of the above worse by the universal service business model race to the bottom, time zone and cultural differences (the latter is something that good management could help) etc.

We don't hate Indians per se (as mentioned, I've worked with some ones in the US every bit as good as any native born developer, even helped to provide one with a horse for his downtown Washington, D.C. wedding :-), we hate the system that's developed that results in our having to deal with very long turn around times for critical stuff, that all too often delivers us code that takes as long or longer to debug or re-write than it would have taken us do correctly in the first place, the constriction of entry level job opportunities and thus the long term career pipeline, how all this has aided the terrible age discrimination in our field, etc.

And certainly many of us "hate" the H1-B etc. visa systems that were established pretty much explicitly to drive down US salaries and replace US workers with cheaper foreigners. If you're like me and have been replaced at some point by an H1-B visa holder (a brilliant Jamaican who was very good at the job and who was not happy about how the company was exploiting him (he was making 60% of what I was making)) that hate of the system is also based on hard, cold reality.
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It looks like you need to switch to GPU rendering. Here's a similar example, done in WebGL, it renders very nicely in a browser, hundreds times faster than your renerer:

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(switch material to mirror, it's pretty cool)
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If beauty consciousness in girls can be said as peer pressure then geek/nerd consciousness in boys can be said as peer pressure as well. Boys who don't play videogames or watch sci-fi/action movies or listen to some complex rock/electronic music genre or those who are not gadget freaks or those who're not into science/technology/engineering in general are seen as less masculine (at least in a first world society).

I think the reason why femininity is looked down is the economic models of the last 150 years which have favored science over art, rationality over irrationality and utility over authenticity. I think the world needs a second romantic era to truly appreciate the feminine aspects of beauty/creativity/genuineness.
I think it's also because we tend to see outsourcing as management-sees-devs-as-interchangeable-workers. If good devs in Bangalore/Beijing were given ownership of products and allowed influence over direction of things I'm sure they'd do great. But outsourcing seems to go hand-in-hand with a business creates requirements, devs follow orders attitude.
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How many such people you know personally? And have they started using the system?
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This is like complaining about people who tell kids Santa isn't real.

Presumably the people behind the website are adults. They should be ready to accept criticism. Maybe they'll find a way around these problems, maybe they won't.

But there's no reason that we should avoid criticism because someone somewhere might not like it.
Agreed; unshackle the engineers -- particularly if you want to compete with Google and Facebook, which have engineer-centric companies.

But everyone still needs to row in one direction.

What about this for a unifying vision? Help users discover, personalize, and consume content.

Be the service -- mobile or web -- people turn to when they have nothing to do, when they want to find a cool article, deal, song, video, picture, restaurant, conversation, or event.

Today, Google is where you go when you know what you want. Yahoo! could help people upstream of search -- before people know what they want. Which, conveniently, is most of the time.

Lots of companies tackle the problem in different areas: Digg with news, Pandora with music, Yelp with local businesses, Instagram with photos, Groupon with deals.

With content proliferating faster than ever before, there is a need for some service to help people discover and consume content. Users don't want to hunt for content. They want the coolest deals, music, shows, restaurants, and news to come to them.

Qs: What if you killed 90% of the middle management layer? Are the engineers motivated and talented enough to pick up the slack? Killing one layer would produce insane chaos and devastate Yahoo! in the short term, but could the freedom and responsibility drive engineers to care again? If not, what would?
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Let's say I own a building which I'm renting for $10M/year and I employ 10 people to service the building. Are these employees "bringing" me $1M on average? Or maybe the main factor is that I own a building, worth millions?

Anyway, I know you were not serious about the $1M figure. That wasn't my point either. All I'm saying is that the expected value of your work <= your salary. And sky isn't the limit for that number so employers have to take this into account.
Disagree.

Duke Nukem Forever.

Nuff said.
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I cringe when I read that.

At the same time I can't help but feel sorry for a company that once really was synonymous with 'the web' and nowadays has completely lost it's direction.
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Initially I thought that Play 2.0 was released, and was little disappointed when found out that it's just an introduction and you can use only preview, actually they expect to release a usable beta by the end of the year.

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There's a large number of experienced conference runners and planners who will disagree, and collectively have been running inexpensive but good conferences for DECADES.

They're called "SMOFs." They run science fiction conventions. (Not "Star Trek" conventions but "science fiction" conventions - books.) And the conventions are not for profit membership organizations typically with hundreds or thousands of members attending over a weekend at a cost of a few tens of dollars each.

The SMOFs are generally willing to help others run conferences by giving them advice, doing (paid) consulting work, or even fully (paid) managing conferences. A great example is Expotech, who ran MacHack.
In this case, he's made a full class when all he needed was a module to provide a namespace. In the grand scheme of things that's not a huge mis-step, but it communicates the wrong idea to the reader, in my mind.
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//All in all, what I'm saying is that making your code public just plain ends the shame and the feelings of inadequacy.
Well i would say yes and no. I get your point, in the sense that to me just getting something working(even one line change) and committing to github is a sure serotonin releaser.

//But you were probably mentioning shame in the context of not having the projects finished. Felt that too.

perhaps shame is too strong a word for this feeling, but it does give me a reason to go back and complete the old projects, rather than reading around here/ learning the current(popular) shiny new language(node/ coffescript/etc..)
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Now we just need some CSS3 "under construction" icons and we're ready for 1997!

(Seriously, anyone up for the challenge?)
Well, times have changed a bit. We release one micro-release at the time, almost weekly. I guess I should include this strategy in the post...
Oh yeah, and if you're paying speakers, You're Doing It Wrong. The speakers should be drawn from the attendees/members.

If a speaker is a "guest of honor" (say a major keynote) you should comp them their conference membership, and possibly cover their hotel room and travel (which you'd arrange). That's it.

No paid speakers. No "sponsors," either. Just members. Hundreds of conventions with a great many thousands upon thousands (potentially millions) of members make this work every year in sci-fi and the areas that have branched off from it like anime and comics.
Cool, but this: "Much to my surprise, my Java implementation performed nearly as well as the c++ version!"

Made me sigh. How long will it take to convince people that the JVM really is actually pretty fast these days [1] and comparable with native code for the majority of tasks?

[1] http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u64q/which-programming-lan...
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It's either not sensitive enough or too sensitive, and either way makes you look a bit odd

Plus it makes you lose eye- and finger-contact with the screen.
Gosh, some actual "hacking" in Hacker News.

Just waiting for the comments asking "what does this have to do with startups" ...
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Yeah, managers are like salesmen. Don't trust 'em, and don't blame them if they become loose cannons.

Managers typically do whatever gets them the best ratings. The C-level execs must be giving them misaligned incentives.

I'm not saying there's not great people who work in management, but once the environment starts getting toxic (due to bad managers getting all the resources, or even being promoted to the point where they are managing the good managers), the good managers will turn bad or flee.
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I'm thinking a campaign where they get 'the internet' to all pitch in and buy $25 sponsored bricks would work better. I would do it, knowing my brick might never materialize.

Now if a lot of people did that, then you could start offsetting costs to the point where people might actually buy a house.
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