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In view of the ensuing discussion here, that may not be so.

Beware the Royal 'we'.

"It is also called the royal pronoun, the royal "we" or the Victorian "we." The more general word for the use of we to refer to oneself is nosism, from the Latin nos. It is most commonly used to denote the excellence, power, and dignity of the person that speaks or writes.:"
Just thought I throw this out here http://efrontlearning.net/index
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I never said you should respect people's personal beliefs. I said you should respect people, irrespective of their beliefs, out of common decency. Simply for being another human being.

And Dawkins carries on like a child when people won't accept his version of events (once again, a version that I believe). Watch any one of his hundreds of interviews or YouTube videos. Specifically, if you like, linked twice on this thread, where he quotes someone else to enable him to tell those who don't believe him to 'f##k off'. Or the innumerable where he calls people idiots for not agreeing with him.
I saw that one, and it looks great. Definitely the best thing out there I could find. My two problems though:

1. It's in private beta.
2. Not sure I the dinosaur theme is something I would want outside clients to see, although I personally think they're hilarious.
And has medicine ever actually healed anyone but, rather, each person healing himself?
You make no sense. Dawkins respects people and is polite. If you had read his books or watched his talks you would know that.

You also seem quite unfamiliar with this concept called humor and jokes.
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I released a first version on Android only using the emulator but of course its never the same as testing on a device. I have a Nexus One and it's a great phone. I think Virgin Mobile would be a good source of a second/development phone as you can get an Android phone without contract for $150 and unlimited data is just $35/month http://www.virginmobileusa.com/cell-phone-plans/beyond-talk-...
Normally I take issue with people claiming that Android is not open. However, Google disappointed me with their 3.0 release.

I understand that they want to control the proliferation of 3.0 devices, and I understand that it is their work and that they should get at least some control over it -- but they are taking way too long to release the 3.x version.

I also understand the need for a closed development model, but when you've got "partners" that have access to source-code, and you do not; well, that's not a free ecosystem that enables real competition.

Android is also based on Linux, and on Eclipse, and on Apache Harmony, and on other open-source software without which Android wouldn't be what it is today, and without which they wouldn't have been so fast to market and possibly losing the critical window that they had. Android's appeal is precisely its openness -- no mobile maker would have jumped on board with another Windows-wannabe without getting paid for it.

Hopefully Google doesn't forget that.
Saying it is used by twitter makes it a lot easier to sell to management.
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You might consider adding something like this: "This meeting cost me $3.45, which I'm paying out of my own pocket. Want to donate that amount? Click the Paypal button below. Thanks! -Jeff"
Fundamentally is precisely the wrong word to use here.

It may be the case that this particular attack is not an issue -- I doubt it given the authors track record -- but the paper marshray links to is an actual real issue even if this particular practical exploit of it is flawed.

Fundamentally, TLS 1.0 is not secure ( formally INDCPA II). The correct thing to do is use something that is secure. Allegedly, TLS 1.1+ fits this bill (if one trusts Hugo Krawczyk proof that assumed fresh IVs).

Anyone working on an SSL/TLS stack should be working to get this supported and should know enough to realize that supposedly theoretical issues with crypto systems can quickly become real easily (e.g, bleichenbacher's attack against ssl in the 90s)
Good to live in an age where this assumption is perfectly reasonable. Here's a link to salve your disappointment (FPV remote control planes, music soundtrack):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUGvlMDRC98
I for one love not having my freedom respected. It means good products that work.
Sequel and DataMapper have different purposes I think. Sequel is a lot more transparent in the translation between the ORM and SQL and allows a more powerful control of SQL statements. DataMapper allows some very powerful controls on the ORM and Ruby syntax side.
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Since when has mob rule ended in a good way? ;)
Take a look at Tropo — in my opinion it's better than Twilio, not least because scripts can be written in Ruby and hosted on Tropo, and has (or had) much better international support.
This is more of a startup response than web design specifically. I'm 17, been working on projects for a few years now. The barrier to entry on the internet is low these days, which is great as it means anyone. Not just teens but maybe someone who wouldn't usually be able to start this kind of thing is able to do so.

Sites like Forrst, Dribble and TinyProj (newcomer) are pushing this growth and building a portfolio/experience based credibility system whereas designers are evaluated by their design work, not their degree.
You are correct. Oddly it looks fine on OSX.

Maybe I could just remove the tilt or something? Not sure how to fix it otherwise.
Keep up the good work and don't let idiots like these distract you.

If there is one thing that characters like that achieve then it is that in the longer term they will come to hate themselves as much as the world around them.

Just skimming that article I notice that this person:

- didn't bother to check out the limitations of the site whose users he criticizes.

- does not like to compete on a level playing field

- hates his customers

- thinks that anonymity is a shield from behind which you can say things that you would not say in person with impunity

Not much good can come from that, eventually such behavior leads to self destruction.

Keep in mind that any fool can break a window, but only experts can make glass.

Please don't let crap like this get you down, it isn't worth it. I'm kind of surprised that it got the attention that it did here but that may be the kind of attention that normally is reserved for road accidents.
http://www.koamtac.com/ has a bluetooth scanner that can be accessed via the ExternalAccessory framework (so no crappy HID implementation that hides the keyboard). The build-quality of the hardware is a bit flaky IMHO and the UI on that thing is horrendous. Pairing it with an iphone means visiting two menus with abbreviated texts and bad english.

The SDK is definitely done by hardware-people too.

http://ipclineapro.com/ is much better but also significantly more expensive. It's a sleeve you put your iphone in. It has a cool SDK and the build-quality is very convincing. As this uses the dock connector, there's no pairing issues either.

What ever you do: If you want to publish that app in the app store, be prepared for another hurdle, because if you are using any of these devices, you are not only dealing with apple approval, but also with approval by the device maker.

And you'll sign NDAs with both Apple and the device maker.

In that regards, WindowsCE is much nicer. You buy the device, you buy Visual Studio, you develop. No need to ask anyone for permission.
Great that in 2 hours it is done that much code:)
ooo! I love it! How could I communicate that though? I don't track emails. I COULD send an sms afterwards, but I don't have a good way to figure out who was the originator of the conference call.

Maybe I could just put a side note on the page saying how much the average meeting costs and asking for donations there?
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clearly your conference call gets rickrolled after 10 mins unless you call the premium no :P
Remember, people don't pay for code, they pay for solutions to their problems. The amount they are happy to pay isn't related to the code, but to their problem.

If it's easy to write the code, you will (or might...) quickly have competitors, that's all. But since you couldn't find any, that might not be the case...
Most of it is just what you get on a standard Rails app. The interesting stuff is right here: https://github.com/dickeytk/callinwithus/blob/master/app/con...
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I haven't come across a "GAE for Dummies" book ... yet.

So far I have figured out everything by reading the SDK documentation. I would suggest making sure that you understand how Web App Framework which in turn requires an understanding of CGI and WSGI. The choice is yours whether you write single function Python programs and decode the URL using the app.yaml file or writing "chunkier" programs and doing some of the URL decoding in your program. I prefer to the former because it is easy to change functionality. But of course, your data model may suggest different structuring.
A few nits: The first link in the article comes to this thread, which I suspect is not what you wanted. "Oust" doesn't mean what you think it does. Who is this entrepeneur who only gets mentioned once, but was apparently helpful? Did you really have to use txtspk?
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I watch for places I could refer friends. But at this point, I probably get 8-10 job queries per week between LinkedIn, email and phone. I don't know 1% as many Rails programmers (or embedded/mobile programmers, or misc other things I get bugged for) as I have recruiters asking for referrals.

Besides, what if the recruiter and the job both suck? All I know is they're willing to email me cold, usually with a job that sounds like it's no fun. That doesn't make me want to pass it on to my friends, you know?
I hear you, felt a bit dirty myself on HN for the first time today.

Earlier today I posted what was obviously a controversial comment on a previous story, got lots of down-votes, fine.

The bit I find strange is that other comments on unrelated stories got down-voted near simultaneously. My other posts weren't that great or anything, but I've posted stuff of about the same quality before & generally been up-voted (or ignored).

My little anecdote could well be coincidence (& probably is) but my point is that in any community there are those who like to engage in petty vendettas, and there are some who are just jerks.

Keep the faith good sir. You obviously _are_ a 'real nerd' (judging from your blog posts), and looks like you're doing just fine with that :)
I do like that they don't charge dev rates, but it does cost 3x as much in production.

And twilio works great with ruby, callinwith.us is a rails app.

Although if I needed international support I guess that would be an issue. Being a naive American has some perks though.
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RMS has a singular killer point, which is that the source code for neither 3.0 nor 3.1 has been released. Google seems to be trying to straddle the fence here, maintaining the appearances of OSS while not actually providing a development trunk. Google may claim openness in the face of this, but open without source is closed. You can't claim to be FOSS while only releasing bins.
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You can't let what people say on the Internet bug you. The Internet is retard central station and there will always be people who don't like you, disagree with you, or think you're a fake. Or maybe they don't but they want to piss you off for the fun of seeing butt rage. You're better off if you just assume everyone is retarded and/or trolling. The fact that you're writing about him probably pleases him. Don't be surprised if he comes in here and says "u mad bro?"
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Most. Startups. Fail.

If your startup operates on the assumption that your vision is flawless, you're not causing your vision to be less uncertain by refusing to notice the risk.

You're shooting the messenger. You've conflated trying to measure whether a strategy is flawed with causing it to be flawed. Pull your head out of the sand. It is not the fault of the book that people who have flawed ideas won't get rich without fixing their ideas.
They are actually using future with 'ever'. As far as I know, the future 'ever' is relating to all future events. In contrast, Apple is using the present tense or the past tense 'ever', which would relate to all past events.

I guess you could use the two versions interchangeably without confusing too many people. Then again, good writing probably wouldn't.
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Maybe the rickroll could start out quiet but just get louder and the other callers get quieter until you pay!
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Crit-bit trees are not radix trees.

A crit-bit tree stores next-different-bit positions at branches and entire values at the leaves, and is searched by following branches depending on the value of the relevant bit in the search key (the "critical bit" which gives the data structure its name). Once a leaf is reached the entire search key is compared to the value at the leaf, which is necessary because a key that is not in the tree might differ at bit positions that are non-critical and would not have been tested during the tree descent.

This is a very different arrangement to a radix tree, which is essentially a form of trie.
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Yes, in the same vain if you don't like paying taxes then just stop paying taxes. And if you don't like driving at the speed limit, then just stop driving at the speed limit.

But seriously, at least if you don't like clients, stop whinging about it. Unless you have something good to say, which this article does not.
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And that's exactly the scenario Free Software and Open Source both targeted to avoid.
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I test on the nexus one no problems. It may be better to test on a device that isn't the latest and greatest, one of the reasons I kept an iPhone 3g around for so long.
There's nothing wrong with campaigning against companies who do things you find unethical, even if they aren't criminal. In this case perhaps the laws should be changed, but in general it's not even desirable for every unethical act to be illegal, yet that doesn't mean we should completely ignore them either. You could, for example, do a classic free-market thing: choose to only do business with companies who act in a way you consider appropriate, and avoid those who don't, perhaps actively campaigning against the ones you find particularly egregious.

The "it's just a game, these are the rules" mentality is actually deeply anti-free-market in the classic sense of intelligent individuals making free choices--- it's the view shady corporate types take, who try to stack the rules and then also promote the view that everyone has to just listen to what the government says the rules are, and not make individual decisions.
Was I wrong in my assumption that the original author wasn't "ousting" Eric as the fake nerd, but the users on his site? I'm 99% sure that comment was aimed at what the anonymous user called "every douche with a checkbook" and aimed at business types who want to make a quick buck of software.

I think if you reread the article, specifically the parts relating to TinyProj, he even mentions that the project simply needs to be curated more carefully. (Whether or not that's true is a whole new beast).

Edit: I see now that I was mistaken. The site was created by Kyle Bragger, and a critiqued ad posted by Eric.
Quotation taken out of context. The article reasonably explains it's point.
Describing these two types of capital as "at war" isn't a tremendously exhaustive explanation of that relationship in my view. Isn't it also very much a symbiosis?

Someone needs to provide productive capital in the form of equity. If that equity wasn't tradable, fewer people would be ready to provide that capital. If there was no financial capital, there wouldn't be any credit either.

So without much equity capital and without loans everything would have to be funded out of cash flow. There would be no large projects, no investment in future demand or longer term infrastructure, it would all be hand to mouth.

Also, in many cases that cash flow would eventually outgrow what a company or individual can productively deploy. Without creating financial capital out of that cash flow, ie lending the money to someone who can productively deploy it, that capital would be stuck even though it could be used productively elsewhere.
Every founder should have studied programming at some point, at least CS101 and CS201, at least enough to know what's possible and what's not.

I have a bootstrapped startup. I also left CS my junior year several years ago after running out of money. I haven't touched programming since so it's easier and less time consuming for me to hire a freelancer for a few bucks than it is to hit the books again. Even though I'm not doing the programming I'm grateful every day that I have that programming experience since I know if what I'm asking is possible or not. I have friends with ideas that ask me about programming or websites all the time and some of the things they think programming can do is shocking, the average person is completely clueless when it comes to how things work. Possible: "when someone signs-up on the website send them a confirmation message with a link asking them to like us on Facebook". Not possible: "when someone signs up send them a confirmation message and automatically have them click Like on our Facebook fan page".
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Are there modern figures to back up that 90% figure?

It sounds a bit high.

Surely it would be high, but these days so much software is for some website that is used by customers or whatever which is quite often visible externally.
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We've got great coverage for voice in countries all over the world: http://www.twilio.com/pricing/international-calling-rates You can both call to those countries and receive calls from them. We also just recently added local numbers in the UK in beta (http://www.twilio.com/uk-voice), which is just touching on the surface of what will be coming outside the US.

You've got my email now so we can get international calling enabled for your account if you'd like. Just reply in our other thread and let me know.
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iPhone, Xbox, PS3 are platforms do not have much hardware difference device. But Android supported tons of devices, without a nice emulator sometime you dun know is it your phone(if you test on real device) causing problems or your code.
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Yes. I ment this link: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3015677 .

About the entrepreneur stuff. Ya, it was the owner/owners of https://tinyproj.com/ . I want to afford them some privacy.
"I find no attraction to reductionism of any kind. It's always seemed to me a truncated worldview, artificial and strained, ignoring the real content of our deepest intuitions of meaning, beauty, love and justice."

Every piece of technology you use was built on insights provided by reductionism. Nothing you do is benefitted by the reductionist-less grand metaphysical musings of Zeus worshippers. In every age of humanity, there have been reductionists slowly advancing the state of the species, and high-concept self-proclaimed thought leaders using intuition to make eventually-meaningless but feel-good declarations about things like beauty, love, and justice. Of course reductionism doesn't feel attractive - it requires the surrender of the ego in pursuit of fact. It makes sense that you wouldn't feel threatened by alien ideas if you allow yourself to disregard reason.
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Trouble is offsetting the twilio bill.

This is the least hard problem in startup-dom, because Twilio lets you solve Serious Problems for Serious Businesses and they are ecstatic to pay money for them. (P.S. In case it isn't obvious, don't charge based on what you're paying for Twilio. Underlying phone service: cheap. Application logic: expensive.)

There are a lot of one-week Twilio applications worth 5 or 6 figures to the right people.
Crit-bit trees don't branch per bit, they branch per differing bit. Much more efficient for most data sets.
I think the concern Dawkins tries to show in that article is that it is very difficult to trust people with religious beliefs in certain fields because those beliefs necessarily introduce a bias.
TC Disrupt is as much or more about TC than it is about tech and startups.

Techcrunch is spending an awful lot of editorial space, time and energy as well as reader attention on meta issues (ie TC itself).

It's not surprising that TC Disrupt follows the same pattern. TC itself is now more than ripe for disruption, and TC Disrupt with it.

Maybe you should apply for a refund?