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Government HAS to step up every now and then to reassure me that everything will be ok.

No -- the government should step up every now and then to make things ok. There's a big difference between that and just stepping up and making reassuring sounds without actually doing anything.
Is this a symptom of startups wanting the homerun rather than building a smaller business around the edit? Seems to me that a business built around an edit fit to a customer's profile takes a personal intuitive touch or time and a ton of data whereas the current crop of fashion apps is throwing everything against the wall in hopes of attracting large numbers (of less discerning) users in the belief that # of users = high valuation (as opposed to the quality of users).

I hate to read startup blogs/news and they talk about exit strategy. What if Jobs, Gates, Page/Brin, and Bezos worried more about the exit rather than building a sustainable business. (I know it's off topic, just irks me.)
Facebook's problem is all these announcements. Zuckerberg never appeared at a huge conference when he first made Facebook, it spread completely on merit. Now everything's more formal, and every time they make anything new they have to introduce it to the world like it's some boring cocktail party.

They have become too confident because of their numbers - size doesn't really matter. Despite having the largest user-base online, they have been unable to convert users from any of these smaller services they've attempted to copy. That's because people still go on Facebook for the same reason they always have, to check up on their friends. That's what they did best, and what they need to continue doing. Most of these extra services like "deals" and "seamless messaging" have generally been flops because people aren't unanimously going to switch over to Facebook for them when the originals (Groupon, cell phones) began as providers of said service and therefore have a committed user-base. Every tech service introduced into the world either succeeds and generates a user-base, or fails and disappears. The services Facebook is trying to copy and replace have stood the test of time.

However I don't agree that Google's hangouts "upstaged" Facebook-Skype because usually when I, like most people, use video chat it's with one person anyway. It's hard to catch multiple people who I want to talk to who are online with nowhere to go or nothing to do at the same time for more than a minute or two. Perhaps Hangouts is more impressive to hackers and tech pundits because of its maximum capacity, but to me Skype is all I will ever want because it follows the always-valuable advice, "Keep It Simple Stupid."

This is advice that Facebook needs to learn to start following again. It did so in the beginning, but all the money and engineering power have somewhat blurred their vision. As an example, Twitter is the most excellent company I can think of that follows K.I.S.S. An x-y graph of simplicity and success would have time-tested services like Twitter, Foursquare, and cell phones looming over everyone else.
This effect can be realized on every JavaScript-supporting browser, or in fact any animated-.gif-supporting browser.

I think it was a proof-of-concept work.
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You cannot render a pattern useless because you had a bad experience with certain implementations.

The pattern represent a very good abstraction concept that is irrelevant to the library implemtation.
Am I misreading number point two or does it basically say, "One mistake and you are out?"
How does an empire conquer that first city? Do they too start as movements until they've dominated one area?
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It is different. When buying clothes people ask questions like "Will my girlfriend think I'm sexier?" or "Will the kids at school think I'm cooler?"

Fashion is a kind of performance -- people see what you wear, after all -- so there's an inherent social dimension that isn't obviously present like it is with movies on Netflix, which you watch in the privacy of your own home.

People, not robots, will win the day when it comes to shopping online.
I run a fashion startup involving sampling, serial production and fulfillment. I couldn't agree more with Melanie.

The risk aspect sizing and inventory management is a bit downplayed imho. Stocking breaks necks. Good merchandising is more important than breathing oxygen.

Btw i would also appreciate HNs feedback on my company: http://www.lookk.com - if there is interest i could do a "show hn" post.
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Now you have to build two successful products: one to acquire customers, and one to sell to them.
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The relevant sections of the California Penal Code:

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With the qualifier of "if the mistake is big enough"
I hope Yahoo can fix its problems, it's sad to see it go this way.
I would make the pulsing ring easier to see
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Ask HN:Which paid web/mobile applications you use the most?
If you are using any paid mobile/web apps, which one is your favorite and why?

You can also tell about other paid apps you use.
I actually think Indochino is an example of someone focusing too much on the "physical fucking product" and missing some chances to do some real innovative stuff. They could potentially offer some really neat customizations, possibly even a full "internet bespoke tailor experience" kind of thing, but they avoid that in favor of more dumbed down aspirational product that tries to sell itself as something it isn't.

As for wanting to learn more, I'm currently teaching a university of reddit course on menswear customs, history, and how tos. Its under menswear 101. Go check it out.
Using JavaScript to render to a canvas will work in all modern browsers, while maintaining (or even enhancing) the CSS's flexibility. I first thought the JavaScript solution would even be about the length of Moeed's CSS, but after writing it out my code's about 5x longer :(

edit: here's a jsfiddle of it in action http://jsfiddle.net/MftVp/
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Are there seriously 3000 people working on Bing?
Gilt is VC funded I believe
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What kind of products were you linking to that could afford a hit of 30-40% against their gross margins?
Not to make this is an N-level deep thread but I totally agree with you. I didn't mean President going on national TV and saying "it's all good". I meant it in economic terms, like http://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomc.htm doing their job.
Tasker, on Android ($6 or so). It lets you create complex rules, using any system or environment variables, and use them to trigger various actions. One rule I have set up is when my phone is within 500 feet of the GPS coordinates of my office and it is plugged in, turn the screen to 100% brightness, never let the screen sleep, and set the ringer to vibrate. Another is when my phone is connected to a known hotspot disable GPS and 3G/4G to save batteries.
You really would benefit from sorting the items you have for sale. At the least Man and Woman.
Hi Colinwright,

Amazing tool :D

It's really handy.

One of the reason that I use Clicky a lot, is because I don't have to search for the data, I already have, as is the case with GA.

You always have to dig a lot before you find all the relevant information.

One suggestion:

+ in the Search terms section, is there a way if you could implment the search engine -- filter by search engine? I get traffic from www.google.com but also from www.google.nl

In either case, have fun and good luck
> 2. The disinclusion of search terms. This happened all the time pre-google, and now it's happening at google with every query. You have to affix a plus sign on every term if you want it actually searched.

Not only that, but Google now casually replaces word in the query. I was searching this morning for something specific with the word "append", and Google apparently thinks "add" matches "append". This is infuriating and keeps getting worse.

How do Google not know that this is the exact behavior that killed the likes of Altavista and allowed them Google to exist in the first place? Why are they doing this?
I think it's great that you make time for your children.
> the ability, when drag-moving an icon, to employ a finger from another hand to swipe from page to page. Awesome!

OS X does this on laptops and magic trackpad, you can drag and drop icons that way. iOS supports the drag with one finger/nav with another as well--try it with a text selection handle with your left index and scrolling the page with your right. But to your point, home screen icon moving doesn't use that gesture.
I agree with this. Similar to another phrase about how opportunity comes to those who prepare for it.
Thank you. For some reason I had assumed they weren't venture-backed.
Great product, very impressive.
"But facebook certainly isn't dispensable"

Facebook can be replaced by a new social network. For the moment, however, there is no compelling new vision for social networking (and I fully agree that facebook will not be replaced by facebook++, but rather with a reimagination of the concept)
This really shows the difference in performance between integrated and discrete graphics - on my MacBook Pro's integrated graphics, I get 15-17 fps, on the discrete graphics I hit 35
Would be curious to see this sort of thing for other countries.
because unicode is tedious, and wtf needs to use shit like ◎ܫ◎ as a variable name?
I'll be more impressed when this can work on my non-JS enabled browser.
Music and programming, am I right?
I know that it's better to not listen to anything, but some people like me are addicted to music.

I came to the conclusion that if I'm listening to rock where the main singer is a baritone or bass(or the music is , like Joy Division I don't lose my concentration) but on the other way, if I'm listening to something were the singer is a tenor, then I'm fucked. That's also why probably the popular music generated by males are usually by tenors, it alienates the mind of the listener.

So when you are going to do something serious or want to have a better productivity while listening to music, don't listen stuff with high notes, believe me, it works.
Don't be too hard on yourself, you'll get there!
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There are a few in the higher planes that may give you problems (for example phoenician etc..). It is also important that the Browser does not do a replacement. You need a font like code2000 or latest version.
I'm imagining some China-centric Googler seeing "Baidu Bing" and chuckling.
It's definitely an age thing. I've been through both your and the GP's situations since I've graduated university and thought that Facebook jumped the shark... Until I talked to both of my younger brothers that still use facebook the same way I did when I was in university.

So facebook definitely has a narrow age range appeal but it hasn't gotten better or worse.. It's just that people outgrow it while others grow into it.
I think most of Paul Grahams work is timeless and as such doesn't need much updating.
haha this looks like the one on Foursquare, neat work regardless though :)
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Javascript will let it go through (as it is a valid identifier) and for example on the server PHP will not catch it.
What were the alternatives? Requests like that are a huge turn-off for me. Ask me for my email, sure. Ask for the ability to post spam on my wall and I've just closed the tab. It may convert alright, but it also drives away potential customers. Why not give me the option to subscribe by email?
A lot of Chinese websites have code with chinese variables etc..
>You have to affix a plus sign on every term if you want it actually searched.

Anyone who's seeing this a lot, would you mind getting the queries from your search history and post them here or email me? I'd like to file the appropriate bugs.
most HFTs can usually get very favorable leverage terms because they don't hold naked overnight positions (either they are hedged or just flatten at the end of the day), artificially boosting return numbers.

There was a similar conversation regarding fred wilson's fund obtaining very strong returns because they limited the AUM.
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privy to it, and brought a certain part, and laid it at the apostles'
feet.

5:3 But Peter said, Ananias, why hath Satan filled thine heart to lie
to the Holy Ghost, and to keep back part of the price of the land?
5:4 Whiles it remained, was it not thine own? and after it was sold,
was it not in thine own power? why hast thou conceived this thing in
thine heart? thou hast not lied unto men, but unto God.

5:5 And Ananias hearing these words fell down, and gave up the ghost:
and great fear came on all them that heard these things.

5:6 And the young men arose, wound him up, and carried him out, and
buried him.

5:7 And it was about the space of three hours after, when his wife,
not knowing what was done, came in.

5:8 And Peter answered unto her, Tell me whether ye sold the land for
so much? And she said, Yea, for so much.

5:9 Then Peter said unto her, How is it that ye have agreed together
to tempt the Spirit of the Lord? behold, the feet of them which have
buried thy husband are at the door, and shall carry thee out.

5:10 Then fell she down straightway at his feet, and yielded up the
ghost: and the young men came in, and found her dead, and, carrying
her forth, buried her by her husband.

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Well, if you can get accurate-enough touch events, you could always go into emu/Android/screen.c and hack around with the pointer event handling code, make it check the state of some of the physical buttons--thus, if you're holding (say) the Home button when you click, it does a left click. Since you have a pen, you should be able to hit the regular window control widgets to minimize/close, rather than relying on our physical button shortcuts.
My experience is so very different. I'm 31 years old and my life is managed by Facebook. When my someone in my social circle wants to host an event? Facebook. When someone needs help with something? Facebook. When someone wants to show me something? Facebook. When my sister wants to brag about my nephew? Facebook.

It's the most important tool in my digital life and it's not even close (sorry gmail:>).

I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm simply raising a counterpoint.
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Uhhh, what? Not all apparel, but:

ShoeDazzle, BeachMint (StyleMint/JewelMint), Rent the Runway, Warby Parker, Gilt, One King's Lane, Send the Trend

Anyhow, the list goes on, and it includes us at Everlane (http://www.everlane.com). Some of these (including us) are vertically integrated.
Yes. I'm already a developer. I got it when I made an app for a local company on their machines.
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1 is definitely not true. There are many types of trades (for example, convertible arbitrage) which fundamentally require billions of dollars to get access to opportunities. It's not that the opportunities have a large fixed cost, but rather that you won't be presented such an opportunity unless you are large. This also happens with institutional clients in wealth management: some opportunities, such as special IPOs, will only be presented to customers whose accounts exceed certain thresholds (e.g. 10M)
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That, plus the fact that if people like it they'll fork and clean it for you. FOSS + karma ftw.
Hopefully there is some sort of directory of Enigma owners, so that the buyer of this one has someone to communicate secrets to. Otherwise, it will be like being the first person to have a fax machine. Or maybe, I should say, the last...?
There is disagreement about what steps central banks and others should take to control the economy. NNT thinks the Federal Reserve is incompetent, for example. I don't know whether he's right or not, but the point of view being expressed is not against central banks, regulation or interventions. It's against the necessity (perceived or otherwise) of these things to keep things running.
I'm intrigued by this, but seriously, how does one manage that much hair?
You can assert that the government "has to" do these things, but I do not believe you can substantiate that point. I don't think NNT can prove that things would be better without government intervention, either. However, there is an important general point here about kinds of fragility that are being built into society. I think it will (sadly) go ignored while people argue about fiat currency, quantitative easing and other magic cures.
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I'm sure they know how to get one, and whatever reason they have for not getting one, you've not addressed.

Given those circumstances, refrain from responding if you aren't going to be genuinely helpful.

Nobody likes a comment from the peanut gallery.
I'm Mridul, 15. I need a mac. I want to dive into iOS programming, but, don't have any money. But, I have iOS developer membership, which someone gave me when I made a script for them.

(yes, I'm begging )
Its not the government's job. Nor is it somehow equipped to provide a better assessment of the economy than the citizenry. Its only equipped to present an overly optimistic view, which it has consistently done, as leaders tend to try to get re-elected. An inaccurate view is not helpful.

I don't think investors need government to reassure them. They need independent judgement that is not swayed by what the crowd or the leader of the crowd thinks. They need to assess facts.

Those that easily lose confidence sell too cheaply to those who don't lose confidence. And, in the process, increase the average confidence with which dollars are invested.

And the same thing is true of those who listen to the government versus those who pay attention to facts.

Over time, those that practice what works are rewarded and control more of the decisions. So, government handholding and back rubs are irrelevant.

Much more relevant is confidence that the government isn't giving deals to its friends. Bailouts and other goodies for those lobbying the system with lots of money.
It seems I'm completely out of the loop, having heard of none of these except for Gilt. Thank you.
You're a good contributor to this community, so this is a kind of one-off deal and frankly I'm surprised I have to say this but:

Say what you're going to say. Mean what you say and don't watch your karma. If you weren't willing to say it in the presence of downvotes, then it wasn't worth saying.

That's all I'll say. Hope you had a good sleep. :)
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Most certainly a movement this time around. And it is such a relief. I've tried building empire before and I've had quite a few powder kegs. I mistakenly assumed that one could build an empire by triggering a series of powder kegs. The failure to ignite overnight was a major demotivator. It wasn't that the product was wrong, it's that my expectations were wrong.

My current project has already been enough of a struggle that I don't expect any amount of overnight success. Also it's in such a niche market that I don't expect it to go viral. This leaves the good old method of selling one widget to one customer at a time. If I don't sell anything today, it's a bad day. But if I sell two tomorrow, I can make up for today. Lack of exponential growth is no longer a concern and that is a significant amount of relief to me.
I'll second the 5by5 network. Dan has created some great shows. In addition to those already listed, check out The Talk Show (w/John Gruber) and Hypercritical (w/John Siracusa).

http://5by5.tv/talkshow
http://5by5.tv/hypercritical
Original source: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5d5aa24e-23a4-11de-996a-00144feabd...

needs Google referrer, though.