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Good point. The first URL is really how the page is intended to be accessed.

I'm going to work on an option to enable using pushState for navigation which would use hashless URLs. The only downside is that users would have to enter the site through the base URL or some JS would have to be included in each content page.

Thanks for the feedback, really got me thinking about how to add pushState support!
Is this in response to my other comment or this direct comment? Nothing about the comment you are responding to here is attacking you. Your understanding (or writing, as I said) is flawed. Maybe you aren't a noob and you just aren't expressing yourself well enough.

Your comment wasn't "unfriendly" it just wasn't enlightening. I did not assume you were an idiot and no where in my comment did I insinuate that.

Nothing about an .emacs.d proves you are a competent emacs user - I've seen some hideous init files come from Emacs noobs and hideous init files come from power users!

Depends on what you mean by jokes - Hacker News (less so now than a few years ago) tends to be a serious forum for discussion; reddit-esque joking around is both frowned upon and discouraged. Although, TBH I didn't see any "jokes" coming from you at all. I wasn't responding to your jokes (unless you're talking about my other comment in response to you).
Unfortunately there is no official approach. The problem of partitioning and inconsistency to get more scalability is still evolving quite a bit.

I think things could be better, but it's not crystal clear what the right trade-off is for many people
Windows XP doesn't have it on by default. Most users don't know how to change it, even if they know what font-smoothing is in the first place.

We as web developers need to at least be aware of what our sites will look like for a given percentage of our userbase (and make a decision as to whether it's worth making it look good for that percentage).
Unfortunately, I can't offer anything specific to that video.

But I can say that many of Derren's tricks are combinations of forces, multiple tries (how many ad execs participated?), compliant participants, and my favorite "dual realities". Dual realities are when a magician's words have different meanings, depending on how people have been prepped. And with video, you don't know what sort of direct priming he cut out.

In general, I've come to believe that the explanations he offers are NEVER the real mechanism for the trick. The pseudo-explanation. The wonderment that the given explanation might possibly work just adds to the trick.
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I thought one of the more dangerous threats in Tor was the possibility of someone running compromised exit (or entry) nodes? Why didn't they do that instead of blocking it?
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If you make "cow food", you probably want CattleFeed.com instead of CowFood.com or CowFoodOnline.com. A cow is a female bovine while cattle is one or more bovines of any gender. Not being picky... I'm a HN'er who makes his living writing software and running e-commerce stores for the cattle industry :D

As patio mentioned, there is the exact match bonus where your domain (com/net/org) matches the query exactly. Also, an exact match domain tends to lead to anchor text (inbound links) with the keyword. So the one-two punch of an EMD (exact match domain + keyword-rich anchor text) is extremely helpful.

One word of caution with EMDs... I bought an EMD CattleTags.com for an e-commerce store and have had to work on my branding to encourage people to link to me as "Cattle Tags Online" or "Cattle Tags Store" rather than "CattleTags.com" which isn't as desirable.
Man, I had to stop reading, and catch up later.
What a Sad Story, and it made me think a lot about my digital presence and my relationship.
Actually, I'm going to read my first chat with my gf.
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"I also wouldn't deny that it often casts them as a bully."

nothing wrong with throwing their weight around, provided the peopel that matter (who, in my eyes, are the consumers) are treated right. I don't care if a few businesses suffer because of commoditization of their product.
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Until recently, I hated Jira, but my current company uses Jira + Greenhopper, and I actually really like it. Greenhopper gives you a sort of PivotalTracker like interface, except that I've always found PivotalTracker to be a good idea, poorly implemented.

We also use Crucible, which is a great code review tool, and Confluence, which I don't really care for, but I don't really dislike it any more than any other wiki software.
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There are three reasons:

1) The sort of people who pass through the existing filters I have in place (I show some prices on the contact form) who have unfunded projects will claim that they are funded. The question has a shannon entropy of zero.

2) Everyone, funded or not, is cagey about the actual budget. In the iOS world, "funded" can mean anything from $500 to $500,000. If I say "So, what are you looking to spend?" they will reply "I'm not really sure what the project will cost, can you estimate it for me?" You get this line the same from a CEO or from an intern, from a bank manager or from an unemployed person calling on a payphone. If I say "Our average project cost is X", I am turning away some projects we could legitimately do for less than X with a very comfortable margin while accidentally dangling a carrot in front of a client who has a project that's really 3 * X. The former is an invisible cost, the latter may mean lots of time spent on useless estimates instead of actual billable work.

3) I used to have an e-mail autoresponder that would inquire about budgets, but on a typical day I started spending more time reading replies to my autoresponder than writing actual code. asking the question isn't scalable.
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Of course apples are kept for long times. 14 months seems iffy, but in order to sell apples all year round, you have to store them for many months. Most produce is sold this way, but apples are particularly good for storage. You can store apples in cardboard in a cool dry room of your own house for months.
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From what I've seen and read about Derren Brown, I think he likes this kind of skepticism about what he does. That was basically the whole premise of the "win the lottery" video, for example... to show how easy it is for people to be bamboozled.
919 Active Developers, 118,460 Issues. MySQL Backend.

#1 rule of Jira is make sure you have enough memory to keep the mySql Database in cache. The attachments don't matter so much.

What I love about the (Lucene?) index is that I can still do a free text search of all 118,000 issues in under 1 second, the same as I was able to when there were only 100 issues. Plus, the 4.x JQL (kind of a simplified Sql Variant) makes it easy to do ludicrously complex searches that still return in basically O(1) time.

DavidU - tell me a bit more about your trouble with Jira Scaling - was it case of the backend system not having enough memory? Jira isn't really disk speed limited, so that's about the only thing that could cause you problems.

Did you get a chance to run the typical performance tools to see if you were CPU, IO, or Memory Bound?
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On re-reading this sounds like harsher criticism than I intended. What I mean to say is that showing a legible signature would more clearly indicate what the field is for.
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What's the plug-in situation?

I read comments for Delicious apps on Android Marketplace and they seem to indicate they don't work since they were for the original Delicious.

Are any Google Chrome, Chromium and Firefox plug-ins which are shown as Delicious OK to use?

It's confusing.
Sorry, but this is getting a little unctuous.

I don't think the trend in our time of parents organizing their lives around their children is very good for anybody, especially the children. I'm thinking, for example, of fathers who call their kids "buddy" and think it's the meaning of life to play with them. This is pandemic where I live. People have convinced themselves that the good life consists of being child-centered parents in child-centered families. Everybody [†] is busy confirming to everybody else that this is true (consider the platitudinous tone of most of the comments in this thread), but I doubt that it is true. It has much to do with parents' emotional needs (edit: specifically the need to Be A Good Parent, which if you think about it is actually a selfish concern) and little to do with kids'. Children ought to be running around outside playing with other children and depending on nice-but-otherly (not pseudo-peer) adults to keep their world secure and stable and fix things when they cry. Children raised by child-centered parents seem at a loss when they aren't at the center of attention. This bodes ill for inner strength. Most such parents fail even to teach their kids basic manners. They're so identified with their child, or rather with the mini-me they imagine their child to be, that they don't notice if the child is routinely disrespectful to others. When they do occasionally notice something egregious and limply intervene, it's always with the same whiney "Honey..." followed by a feeble plea which the child ignores with no consequences. What they ought to do, of course, is what any ordinary mammal does when their offspring goes too far - smack them. Figuratively if you prefer.

The problem is that we're immature and infantilized ourselves, so we've forgotten all of this. Perhaps it's an outgrowth of postwar youth culture.

One tell-tale symptom is that children have fewer friends than they used to, and adults consequently have fewer friends and less time for the ones they do have. (Nowadays when a friend has a kid I tell them "See you in 20 years." Not my choice.) Adults' time is taken up with the sacred family-ness we all must bow before. Children's time is taken up by their parents. I remember how hard it used to be to arrange for my son to play with a classmate after school. (Arrange! When such a thing need to be arranged in the first place, we're already losers. This whole subject really needs a Louis CK to do it justice.) Parents would look up times for "play dates" in a calendar. I swear they were jealous of their kids seeing other "buddies".

In short, a little neglect never hurt anybody.

p.s. Maybe it seems like the above hasn't much to do with "work-life balance" (blessed be its name), but it totally does. However, I'm over quota.

[†] Well, everybody in my lily-white liberal world.
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Yes, works great on Mango. Like others mentioned, please do add the back button :)

Personally, I would prefer if comments were directly a link. Not a big fan of the popup.
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I definitely agree with the sentiments of everyone else on getting into a better College/University/Whatever. Also, the way things are going, and with your talent and drive, I would really recommend you consider doing a full Engineering degree. It may be another year of your life you spend in University, but even the smallest amount of extra investment counts when you're competing with millions of other graduates with diplomas/bachelor's degrees, and as qualifications they are recognized all over the world.

Of course it sounds like you're definitely struggling financially, so you may not have much choice in institution or program. Here in New Zealand we all get interest-free government loans to cover the costs of tertiary education, so in one way I've been lucky just because of where I was born. It is very hard to suggest what you should do, because the systems in place here are so very different to in the US.

If in the end you can't do much about your situation, make the best of it. Ace every assignment, tweak them with your own extensions which add extra functionality or go beyond the criteria of the assignment. If you are not being challenged by your study program, challenge yourself. Class is a very small overall part of your education; go out to user groups or other social group meetings (after all, who you know matters just as much/more than what you know), build things that teach you something new. You will learn more from these people and by yourself than you will from any test or assignment. Never in the rest of your life will you have the time, energy or resources to push yourself as far as you can while studying.

If you show passion and intelligence, people will believe in you.
This has nothing to do with Wall St, and everything to do with NYC cops being out of control. The NYPD uses similar tactics against innocent bikers and anyone else they don't like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUkiyBVytRQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IORuR5iRuxs

I've heard that the NYPD is even going after people practicing parkour now, though I haven't seen it on youtube yet.

(Full disclosure: I got picked up during one of these incidents. The judge dismissed all charges after the cop lied and I showed videotape proving it.)
Maybe he was looking for you to sell yourself?
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That's exactly how averages work if you're using the median value rather than the arithmetic mean. If the median age for an apple is 14 months, then you have the same chance of selecting an apple that is either older or younger than 14 months.
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I'm just going to count killing a SLEEP(100000) query as a means of signalling a worker as the something new I learned today. I'm not sure I've ever written anything where implementing that would have had any real impact, but it's filed away for the future.
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That sounds rather confused, an Abstract Syntax Tree by definition can't be a graph. What you are referring to is a some kind of an intermediate form used by a compiler, the details may very greatly, but for example directed acyclic graphs are often used for common subexpression elimination, but they are most often generated from some other intermediate form (straight-line code) and they have more in common with the code that has to be generated then with the original source code. Of course one can imagine annotating the AST and performing this optimization directly on it, but then it is not an AST anymore.
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Almost as easy as just, you know, creating a website. Obviously, the simplified example is simplified, but can you sketch a case where this would actually be useful? Or, even better, point to a site where it is actually in use?

EDIT: Just to clarify, what I'm wondering is, where would a single-page site that consists of pages of content (rather than an app) be useful?
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"nothing wrong with throwing their weight around"

there's a term in business for that. I believe the word is "anti-competitive".
gchat's chat is one of the most useful feature ever. It is absolutely unforgiveable why such hyped up and high-usage clients like skype do not let you record chat conversations and make them searchable online.
The arguments about mature programmers being more efficient with less time are a red herring. The point is, given this guy working 40 hours a week and an equally mature (presumably childless) programmer working say 70 hours a week, I'd go with the second one. It's just that there aren't a lot of the second to go around.
Is there even a need for pages anymore? Wouldn't it be nicer to have one long continuous sideways scroll in landscape mode.

Even better if the App was able to match the scrolling speed to the playing speed automatically.
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Is there any precedent for legal prosecution against STEVE in case the originator is browsing something more nefarious than Yahoo?

I know the "unsecured wireless AP" defense has been used with varying success but I'm wondering if any Tor peers have ever been prosecuted...
> What you want can't really be achieved without something on the server-side (rewrite rules with Apache, routes with Rails)

That's true, but the rewrite rule could be very simple. Have all pages of the form http://site.example/* serve up the entry page (which then uses JS to parse the URI and load the appropriate page content), and special case http://site.example/pages-directory/* or something to serve the content for specific pages.
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If you want content free from Hollywood, give YouTube a try.
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Hate them so much.

I had to deal with both products at my last company and maybe it was just how they set it up, but entering a bug into Jira was ridiculous. Finding anything was worse. It was probably the most user unfriendly piece of web software I've ever had to use.

Confluence? Ugh. The WYSIWYG editor was questionable at best. I had hours of fun cleaning up pages with big tables that were edited by multiple people. And seriously, a hierarchical wiki? Do you know what you get when you have a hierarchical wiki? A wiki that has almost no inner links because no one can remember what the path is to any document.

Again, it could have just been how they set it up, but I just feel like they threw every feature and the kitchen sink into that product in the name of "flexibility."
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A fraud, electronic or not, is a hack on a system. It gets interesting when the monetary costs are so high and quantifiable.

Perhaps someone who knows how investment banks work could tell us how they do threat modelling against fraud. What lessons from everyday embezzlement by bank staff could have been applied to prevent these?
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These are just a few things which help me get a clear picture of the needs and lifestyle of the clients so that everything can be designed with their habits in mind and all the equipment and implements can be stored at point of use.
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Easily done with a Chrome extension, I think...