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In the same way as the android store, for example; force package maintainers to sign their packages before uploading. This can be done with a self-signed key, as long as the signature proves the files originate from the maintainer.

Of course, tooling for this would have to be written, or maybe even the jar-signing tools could be used (as eggs and jars are both zip files with metadata).
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If the right is removed to modify and redistribute (to other distros), because of appstore lock in, then it wouldn't be free. My argument is that only the economically privleged will have access to certain software on an OS that was constructed around the intention to provide equal access to everyone.
So... I gave an idea to some Sillicon Valley's guys.
Plus the massive user base.
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My old Delicious "network" aggregated bookmarks from 100 people I was following; it looks like only 20 of them transferred their bookmarks to new Delicious. (By comparison, 40 of them are in my Pinboard network.) I probably learned more from reading my Delicious network over the past eight years than I learned in college (and I liked college); my network was a wonderful little personal community of people trading interesting, thoughtful, timely, links from around the web over many years. (Twitter now serves this purpose for a ton of people, which is lovely, but a carefully-chosen Delicious network had a signal-to-noise ratio that was pretty unbeatable.) So I'm sad that I seem to no longer be able to follow my network's links in aggregate to see what they've saved recently. But Delicious has been breaking the hearts of former employees for years, and eventually you stop caring so much. Yay for Pinboard!
Yes it is part of the premium model. Offline playlists and mobile sync of those as well as other playlists is too. Sad to see them using the Facebook in such a short sighted fashion. They had till now been my best music service, not sure anymore.
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The free software isn't going away and never will, and what we developers provide as the core system will always be free. Making it possible or easy for users to also install additional proprietary software doesn't change that.
Hmm...

So I log in and the first obvious difference is that I can see exactly four bookmarks on the screen at once. And if I scroll I see that there are only 10 per page. Don't you think that's a bit sparse?

I'm not sure what use case the new owners think most people are on the site for, but for me it's to save bookmarks and quickly find them again. I used to have a nice tall list that I could scan down quickly.

So I click a tag off the sidebar to narrow things down a bit. Nine Mississippi. Ten Mississippi, and I came back here to update my comment. I can see the other tab still spinning.

Searching came back fast enough, but really, I don't want to have to type keywords in to find links that a few days ago were in a nice tight list on a single screen.

In all, this seems like a huge step backward.

Beyond that, the homepage seems to have changed. I've never used the homepage, so I can't comment on whether that's an improvement or not. Anybody know what the homepage is supposed to be for? Looking at other people's bookmarks?
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But don’t know from which period of time began, our phone never ring in the class, but we didn’t follow the instruction of teachers to turn off the cell phone. Leave the classroom find there are some unanswered calls, we all think that is quirky. Afterward, we knew just a hand-held mobile phone jammer has done that. Every class, they will take a cellular phone jammer, put on the platform or in the pocket. We have to admit this approach is excellent. Unforced us but achieve the purpose.
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What the hell kind of comment is this? It's a discussion forum, we're discussing.

I care more about gaming than I probably should, and I'd welcome a larger community as well, but not if it means gaming comes to resemble the lowest-common-denominator shit we get from Zynga, et al.
I'd like to believe you. I really would, but I'm sorry to say that I can't.

About an year ago I deleted my Facebook account permanently. I even got a confirmation email after 14 days telling me I had deleted it. However, three or four months later I was forced to sign up for an account again[1]. After I logged in, Facebook showed me a list of "suggested friends". Note that I had zero friends at this point. Guess what, every single person I had added as a friend in my previous account was in that suggested friends list. How is that possible if Facebook is not retaining information about me? You guys are obviously associating something with my name and email address. That, or you're telepathic.

So no, I don't believe you. I don't believe Facebook deletes any information at all.

---

[1] The info for every event I wanted to attend was on FB. Classmates talked about college and swapped notes on FB. People planned meetups and reunions on FB. It's scary how much happens on FB instead of face-to-face/phone/email now.
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Is it just me or delicious.com is now terribly slow?

Overall, I'm not impressed.

* the "Hi, <my-name>" dropdown menu must be the most horrible I've ever seen;

* why do I need to have a picture?! I just want to save/share bookmarks!

* all this "stack feature": I barely see the point. grouping can be done with tags (well done with allowing tags with spaces!).
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Also good for fixing timely releases of source code ... the Amazon guys are sticking the public with an old version fork ...
You should go and watch 'the smartest boys in the room'. It's enlightening for those that think that they can obey some of the rules most of the time to get ahead.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1016268/

From this it sounds like you are suggesting that breaking any rules will result in Enron. The arguments that come to mind are too complex to list them all here, so I'll just say that Enron is an example of what happens when people follow the rules as they actually exist in the system of greed, cronyism, and regulatory capture that governs some parts of our society.
Looking at other people's bookmarks is one of the main ways I use Delicious: either by searching (I find it much better than google for certain things, eg. finding popular software) or using the Popular page to see what's new (normally pretty weighted towards web-dev on Delicious, but you can browse tags for other topics).
Do I need to create a new account or can I use my old account? It doesn't seem to remember my old username.
It was the popular links, now, the first tab became popular stacks...

It looks like a simplified delicious.com, a lot of features haven't been implemented. We probably should give them a bit more time.

One thing I hated most is the spaces between entries and spaces between blocks, it makes the page really fat.
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Yeah, and unlike the title suggests, they don't call it App Store. App Store may or may not end up being generic, but by avoiding any debate over it you save yourself unnecessary burden on yourself esp. when you are in the business of free software. (Although it then begs the question, do we change our behavior in fear of richer players?)
No pagination (yet, i hope), means i can't browse more than one page of links for any tag, which is rather useless for now.

I want to try the stacks feature. I'm not sure if I care about it or not, but until i can browse all my old links, I have nothing to make stacks with.

Hope they bring back the tag cloud page.

Clicking my tags in the list to the right adds them to the current selection, /tag1+tag2+tag3, with no indication apart from the URL of what's selected and now to deselect. That mechanic is broken horribly right now, but exposing tag intersections is a good idea in general.

The best thing about delicious was the network feed.. that's why I went to the site most days. I hope that is coming back ASAP.

Based on the design and avatar placement, I'm assuming the ability to comment on links others have saved is coming soon: good.

Chrome extension no longer works (why?! it just tagged stuff...) I don't have a bookmark bar visible, so bookmarklets make me sad.

Bit of a rough relaunch, but I guess they always are..
Am I blind, or has the API documentation completely disappeared?

I've also noticed that some of the RSS feeds I had previously subscribed to are starting to 404. I haven't had the patience to track down what the new URLs are, but no redirects? Really?

Email addresses with plus signs in the left-hand side now appear to be a new pain point. :P (My existing plussed-address is still in place, but any changes I make to my settings cause a server-side insistance that the email I've entered is invalid.)

So far, not impressed with the first steps Avos have taken, and I say this as a long-time fan of Delicious.
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I was born in '90, so the good days with IRC and quality mailing lists had passed while I was growing up. I wasn't there, yet I somehow still miss it.
in the middle he says some confusing thing about java garbage collection

he knows his language better than he knows java I think
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I think this could be what it's going to take for Ubuntu to gain non-developer, non-governmental traction on the desktop.

I hate to say it, but the best developer software tends to be open source and the best end-user software tends to be proprietary.
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Looking at their jobs page its probably been rewritten in Python: http://www.avos.com/jobs/
If they deleted the relevant cookies on logout then the problem would go away - I believe that's the crux of the issue, certainly for me anyway. Besides which, your hot-linking analogy, while technically correct, falls down when you consider just how many sites have a 'Like' button on them, compared with how many sites are hot-linking you - and more importantly how many visitors those sites get. It's hardly an equivalent scenario.
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Why not just learn both of them?

Because of Confucious.
And OCaml (which compiles fast) and F#.
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I understand not all startup information can be objective and same. But there are many activities repeated by many startup founders which shouldn't require browsing through all the blogs.I know there are places like onstartups / qoura in q & a format. Are there any websites in a different format for a quick reference and increased inspiration to achieve success. There are many gems in hn comments that are buried inside.

I am primarily looking for the following

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2. Best practises for a "x" activity
3. Geographical relevance. What works in US might not work everywhere & vice versa.

Any advice?
Thank you. Really, thank you. I'm not sure why the world works as it does, but so often when I am attempting to learn or accomplish something, within a day or so something comes along that exactly matches what I need.

In this case, I had a desire to dig into an Obj-C project yesterday to try yet again to really learn it. The Apple tutorial is extensive, if verbose. This introduction is exactly what I need at this moment to get me through the knowledge gap.
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Thanks, this link gave me a good laugh.

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I switched to delicious from Google Bookmarks some time ago because I liked to keep things tidy with tag bundles, though I missed the full text search and delicious is sooo slow.

After the relaunch it looks like they are trying to position themselves to compete with pinterest et al, but they still have a lot of catching up to do in terms of UI and they are still soooo slow.

Anyway, using delicious as a private bookmark manager (which is what I was doing) doesn't seem to be a use case they have in mind for the future. Time to give pinboard a try, I guess. Maybe I'll learn to live with the tag cloud.
he said "Nowadays" - your link is 1+ year old.
How is this the #2 search result for "beautiful textareas"?
If you didn't pay attention and authorize them to move your data, I guess it's lost? :(

But seriously, I got like 5 of those.. how did you miss it?
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Well, I for one thought it funny (read your post via zite at first), and the rest of your article was a nice take on the TDD philosophy and it's adherents. It should merely be another tool in one's tool chest. Maybe a less confrontational headline would have produced a more measured response.
Good packagers should only be uploading Python source, not compiled bytecode or eggs.
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This is a good set of sorting visualisations too, presented more compactly (but not customisable): http://www.sorting-algorithms.com/
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They specifically state that there is no included DRM. However, publishers are free to implement their own DRM, however ineffective it might be.
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I'm not sure if it addresses your exact problem (since I haven't used it) but see if rosterplus.com.au is any help.
I think you mean out of all the web based startups ever created.

Also it's okay that you're a geek and you don't use other products. Most web based startups don't try to sell to people who consider themselves the biggest geeks.
Yep, the API documentation is gone; http://delicious.com/help/tools claims that developer documentation is coming soon. In the meantime, Pinboard's API almost exactly matches Delicious's, and its documentation is still up: http://pinboard.in/api.

Incidentally, the Delicious API is still working correctly (albeit slowly) for me.
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He posted a link, you just threw out a sentence. Care to back up your claim?
The original Words With Friends app was, of course, developed before Newtoy were acquired by Zynga. Fortunately, the social DNA (and polish) of the game has remained intact.
They should (re-)re-brand it back to http://del.icio.us/
To answer my own question... apparently because it's crazy SEO optimized as it links to itself several dozen times.

Also, best. website. ever.
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Thanks Perl. Pity you were so ugly and we had to break up but Python is "cleaner"[1] and I just couldn't stick with you.

[1] Personal preference I am not looking for a fight :)
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Any idea on 5.14.0 for Strawberry Perl? Doesn't send a good signal when the Windows version starts to fall behind.
I highly doubt they'd put 2.1 on a dual core.
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Uh... are you unaware of their track record? I don't see why they would suddenly start acting responsibly now.
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Is there a problem with having diversity in the market? Whilst I can always wish that every development studio were developing games to suit my needs and tastes; obviously it's far better that there are a range of studios producing a range of titles, a large number of which I won't like. I might not enjoy the games that Zynga produce, but it seems pretty clear that there are plenty of people out there that do enjoy them very much; and I'm not sure that more people "playing" generally is a bad thing.

More people playing more games from more companies is only ever going to be a good thing for the industry.
There are already systems for handling routine court cases (mostly all about "letters before debt recover action" and managing when these payments are due).

One in my city - in 2011 it handled almost 1000000 cases already (it employs 102 "judging" persons - 4 judges and 98 "junior judges"). So it is 1000000/(270*102)=36 cases per day per person (not counting free days). Human input is very limited in such systems, and throughput is huge - freeing humans to do more creative work. I can only imagine it getting more automatic every year and handling greater varety of cases.

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I believe AI will be stealing our jobs long before robots will be stealing jobs of cleaners or builders. That's because we are much better at scaling software than hardware. Write program once and it can handle any amount of information given enough processor time. And processor time is commodity now.

And special purpose AI is getting better all the time.
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huh? how?

do you mean taking historical snapshots and saving them?
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I'm not trying to make another YouTube website. It's just a small community that would need the ability to upload videos and browse them. What sort of software stack should I use for this? I really like Node.js. Is it ideal for this kind of thing? I'm also thinking about searching these videos, so maybe some good database that works well for storing searchable information?
> Pity you were so ugly

> [1] Personal preference I am not looking for a fight :)

Your wordings don't align with the disclaimer. That's like saying "you are an idiot, but hey, it's a personal perspective - I am not looking for a fight".

FWIW, I have used perl heavily, and now a days mostly do Python and Ruby. My reasons for Python/Ruby are basically Nltk/Flask/Gevent, Rails etc and don't have much to do with the languages themselves. They are pretty interchangeable with some syntax difference.
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Seconded. I'd suggest just browsing around http://www.khanacademy.org/#finance and click on any links that seem interesting. Each video is quite accessible on its own.

If, however, OP's interest in learning about the market goes further than the academic, then the motley fool (www.fool.com) website has a decent amount of basic info geared towards individual investors, e.g. http://www.fool.com/investing/beginning/investing-strategies...
I looked into PostMark, but sendgrid is less than 1/10 of the price, so I am not quite sure why anybody would stay with postmark.
I don't understand your comment about Perl 6. Where does Perl 6 come into picture while talking about Perl 5?
Most universities do things like this. Modern Universities don't really get the whole 'sharing knowledge' thing (cf. the posts about academic publishers). I wish they had used creative commons or something for them, but instead it's "All rights reserved".
You are right, they are not big, but turnover (Eur 59mn) is the P&L metric that counts as a matter of size, not profit.

Or you can have fun with GM having become massively negatively sized when it reported a $4.3bn loss in 2009...
I have to disagree. How did those people become brilliant? Hanging around smarter people probably had something to do with it. That's why I joined HN in the first place, 1207 days ago I was probably among the most inexperienced, and stupid people on this site, probably still am, even though I've grown so much since. I think there is no shame in choosing the simpler route, but i can't make this choice for my self. I care too much about doing good work, even if i suck at it at the moment.
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Users, links, the brand, the history, domain strength etc.
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