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I guess the point of posting it here is to gather folks with pitchforks and torches demanding immediate attention to the issue. For a few months V8 team has been working hard on improving the GC (http://code.google.com/p/v8/source/browse/branches/experimen...) which was the major limiting factor here. I don't have an ETA of when it's going to be merged, but the new GC branch is in a pretty good shape.
Slightly off topic, but it's surprisingly easy to go your whole life without going to a barber. If you want short hair, go over your head with the number 3 guard every month or so. If you want long hair, never cut your hair at all, and you look awesome after a couple years. I haven't had my hair cut in eight years. Women come up to me on the street and tell me they're jealous of my hair. It's not that hard.
Not too worried about this personally. You read a lot of articles decrying the state of programming for kids these days, but I think it's all nostalgia. Programming is more accessible than ever. The only problem is there's way more distraction now, but the number of young programmers seems to keep growing.
I've never been impressed by any of the startups that are released in the last few years (YC or other wise).
Including my own products. I find them run of the mill, meh kind.

The last product that I thought was cool, was Dropbox and that was a few years ago.

I was doing this judgment thing while I am trying to promote my own products. And I realize how hard it is, how difficult it is to find anyone to give a shit.

I now applaud anyone who gets a semblance of recognition or notoriety. Gimmicks or otherwise. I know how hard it is to pull those off. May be some are lucky and are born to attract the world towards them. But most are not.

There must have been an incredible amount of sacrifice, self doubt and disappointment that I do not know about.

I now celebrate every one's victories, no matter how small they are. I know how hard they are to come by.
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Yeah they do now. But like the other poster said before the Apple store they got the same shitty treatment.
I think this case is out of their jurisdiction.
the point of having lawyer doing the talking instead of you (scroll down to the bottom of the page):

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One phrase from a lawyer made the difference between walking the painful path toward federal conviction for computer crime and "Case closed".
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There have been GUIs for the init scripts for ages, why don't you use them?
Also, what's wrong about learning the init scripts, it's a common concept you will find on so many Linux/UNIX systems, it's just nice to know.

Usage of lsmod/rmmod and /etc/modprobe.d isn't exactly hard to understand either, though i don't know of a GUI for this.
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i.e. like the Sknyliv disaster(really recommend not watching the video of that one)
They're taking some stuff J. Allard started and running with it but they've chased him off. Let's see what they come up with on their own.
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If they don't have any evidence against you, drawing attention to yourself does absolutely nothing to get you into trouble. If they do have evidence against you, they were going to crucify you with or without your help, and refusing to say anything makes it harder for them.

What you really need to weigh it against is the fact that you don't want crimes to happen in your community. I think the thing to do is pay attention, and as soon as they seem to go from talking to you as a witness to interrogating you as a suspect, shut the fuck up. If you are a suspect, they might start off treating you as a witness so you lower your guard. Don't lower your guard, be careful to only make true statements ("I don't recall X" is always better than "I didn't do X" or "I didn't see X").

From personal experience, being questioned by police is very, very draining and difficult, especially when you are innocent. And they're assholes when they question you.
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Here's a pic of the plane right before the crash: http://cessnateur.blogspot.com/2011/09/reno-crash-trim-tab-t...
Skipping over the need for an electrician to install the things, good luck building a wifi-controlled wall outlet in small quantity for $20. A cheap solid-state relay is already going to run you at least $5 in 1ku quantity. Then add the radio and its power circuit and the control logic and do at least a tiny bit of safety testing.

Here's another one that was really suspicious, mainly because of listed specs vs. package vs. power. They also didn't have a prototype or any detailed info to support the feasibility of their renders.

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Perhaps I'm an anomaly, but such a high percent of my budget (over 70% of spending) is consumed by rent, car, and food that other household goods just don't matter relatively speaking. I can't save hundreds on household goods, because I don't spend that much to begin with.

Coupons take a tremendous amount of time and, again if you are a dev who values his time, just aren't worth it.

If you want to devote N hours to cost reduction, the biggest bang for the buck is rent. Saving even $200 a month by searching for a few hours more blows away what is even possible to save on the other items.

People tend to get in debt from having too expensive of a car or house. Not because they have too nice of a toothbrush or use brand-name cereal.
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The Swedish Chef makes the same mistake. 'Pøpcörn': http://youtu.be/B7UmUX68KtE
i agree with your point. yet i've seen people make the same mistakes with sql too (they have autocommit=on haha).

hopefully whatever solution you have is tested and designed defensively so you don't accidentally rm the queue.
Heck, good luck making an effective wall-socket with a cheap solid-state relay at all! Waste power will add up fast, and may even heat up fast!
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FWIW, I'm pretty sure going to an air show/air race is a fairly risky decision in the grand scale of things.
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Aren't all companies, if they do what they're supposed to do, sociopathic? And Sony, being a huge conglomerate, is statistically more likely to commit sociopathic acts because of its size?
How does frugality help you when you have no debt?
>The top 5% have captured 82% of all economic growth since 1983.

Lots of people convinced themselves credit is the same as cash. As long as that's true they will have no wealth. I know single people who make over six figures and have a negative net worth. Saying xx% of people haven't saved any money is not the same thing as saying that same percentage of people couldn't save money. They just didn't. That's the point of the article, and no matter how trite it seems, it's true.

>The bottom 60% have actually lost, on the whole, from their additional striving. Their return on additional labor has been negative.

You have to pick your time frame very carefully for that to be true. It's definitely the case the rich have been getting richer. The poor have been getting richer as well: http://blogs.dailymail.com/donsurber/archives/42130

Realize that the people in the bottom quartile are not the same people who were in the bottom quartile twenty years ago. Between 1985 and 2010 we had over ten million people immigrate to this country with no ability to speak English and no marketable skills. You can hardly blame the economy for not lifting them out of poverty yet.

>It's irrational, given that state of affairs, to strive.

Complete, unadulterated BS. It's not irrational at all. Even today, with the deleveraging that's going on, you can make a comfortable life for yourself if you're willing to "strive".

Or, I guess, you can stay at your mom's place, drink beer, and play video games. But you'll have to pardon the rest of us for not having much sympathy when you complain the man is keeping you down.
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I wouldn't think so. How many people have ever died at airshows compared to how many go to them?

It may look dangerous, but (except for very rare exceptions) it's just a fun day out.
I have the same problem when people ask for my favorite something-or-other. For some reason I just don't rank things that way, and I'm not quite sure why.
As an owner of a PS3 I've been perfectly satisfied with the free service and the capabilities of the PS3.

I think most of the people bitching about the things happening to Playstation don't actually own a PS3. But as an owner I can tell you I really didn't care about the security breach, perfectly satisfied that they gave me 2 free games, and have not experienced any issues running my PS3 without connecting to the PSN. The fact is, it's not out of loyalty, it's simply because the PS3 has been a great product for me (believe it or not).
True, but they have significant investments outside of their own business that would likely hold value, plus the assets on balance sheet don't include any patents, etc. that they own and might have standalone value. I'm just saying that's why the P/E will tend to float higher than you'd expect on the comps alone when you get down to certain market caps.
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> My lack of excitement was interpreted as a lack of passion. And I was told startups look for passion. So sorry. I found it both annoying and silly.

I was just told the same thing at a big company. I'm sorry, but I thought I was hired to develop good software, not be on a cheerleading squad. My mistake.
Auto racing used to be a lot more dangerous for spectators than it is today. We're only 30 years or so removed from a time when bails of hay and waist-high walls were all that separated crowds from the track. Go back a little bit further and you'd see things that would be laughably unsafe by today's standards like gigantic trees lining the sides of several race tracks.

I'm not even sure where you could begin improving safety for crowds at air racing events without forcing them to move much further back from the action. With cars you can move back 50 feet, put up a barrier, and improve your safety tremendously. For planes, you'd probably have to move the crowds way further back than they are now. I imagine being up close and in front of the action is part of the spectacle though.

One unorthodox approach could be restricting these events to landscapes where the crowds could be on an elevation above the planes. I watched the video and in the background are hills/mountains where crowds could safely be located above the planes.
Some of us just aren't wired that way.

It's not that I don't appreciate something, or find something funny, or scary, &c., it's that I don't demonstrate it as enthusiastically. I have the same range of enthusiasm, I think; the scale is just smaller. (It's probably a good bet that I actually don't get excited as easily as many, but that's harder to verify.)

It is a bit awkward to try feign enthusiasm just to fit in. Fortunately those who know me better can interpret the subtler changes in mood.
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> Welcome to Web 2.0, where people who think they're programmers try to interact with people who are programmers. The results are often ... depressing.

I was confused by your initial framing of the sentence, though my not being a native speaker would have played a part.
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RunSnakeRun is a nice tool to view the pstats data the python profiler generates. But for me, the squaremap is hard to read and does not really add any value. Also there is no way to 'watch' a pstats file, or combine many files into one. Generally I prefer working with the commandline, even for starting gui applications.

My current setup to profile a python cgi application consists of a set of scripts to mock the cgi runtime, invoke the application with cprofile and accumulate profiling data in a single pstats file. To get a grasp of the hot spots, I'm using the magnificent gprof2dot script (http://code.google.com/p/jrfonseca/wiki/Gprof2Dot) to generate a callgraph with profiling data (example: http://wiki.jrfonseca.googlecode.com/git/gprof2dot.png). Gprof2dot hides all unimportant (by default less than 1% runtime) calls and colors functions according to the time spend executing them.
To view absolute numbers, I wrote a small python script to print the first view entries of a pstats file to the terminal and use that with watch (http://linux.die.net/man/1/watch) to keep an eye on absolute runtimes.

Overall this is a nice setup and I'm very impressed by the rich amount tools available for python, though sometimes the APIs are kind of strange to me (for example cProfile, pstats).
Why? It's been a real bummer for me to find that out (the hard way).

Knowing about the limit is hurting you, or you have really faced this constraint in a project? As mentioned elsewhere, node has buffers which are allocated outside of v8 heap, and the user data will largely be unaffected by the memory limit if you are using buffers.
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There's a comment further down this thread that shows four air show related fatalities in the past month.

I would think that going somewhere where you know you will be in close proximity to aircraft performing advanced stunts is one of the riskier places most people decide to go, even if the actual fatality rate is pretty low.
We can look at the Reno air races as an example. It's been going on for 49 years and prior to today there were 19 deaths, none involving spectators. I've been going to the races for a lot of years though we decided not to this year, the course isn't that close to the spectators and much of it happens over open desert.
Ah. I'm British, so I'm not really aware of there being a difference (at least one of my "talking my way out of trouble" incidents happened when I was working in Texas though - but it wasn't a federal agent).
The vast majority of the hills around the airport are further away than they look.
Agreed that launching in a conference is useful. Getting a table, not so much. You may get a visit from a few VCs who will most likely waste your time if they don't know you. Most VCs send their most junior staff to walk the floors and results in perceived traction with said VC - not real traction.
wouldn't that qualifies as hypocrisy? I know all the enthousiasm I see around startups and in tech marketing in general, the constant overuse of superlatives that have now completly lost their meaning feels like hypocrisy to me.
I frankly don't care if you find something "awesome", and the more noisy you get about it the more annoyed and put off I am.
What's the situation in the UK on this whole Dont Talk to Cops thing? Does anyone know of any equivalent legal advice?
The justice system in most of Europe is implemented based on the same principles. I wouldn't have any qualms about talking to a German or French cop or national security agent.
> The handsets are dirt cheap[1], support up to 3 SIMs in the same device, (...)

This is it, the killer feature: two or three SIM cards. Why don't mainstream vendors provide such phones, ever?
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It seems more popular in developing countries, where 1 physical phone may be shared by multiple users.
The 1GB of today was the 128MB of yesterday. I'm guessing in a year or two, games implemented on webgl will be a step up from farmville and require more than 1GB of memory to run well. IE9 still has a chance to catch up if they end up becoming the goto browser for gaming.

And technically the memory issue has already been resolved if you read the comments in the bug posting. The next GC release won't have any of these drawbacks. So really the problem is isolated to any node projects currently in production.
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And then they (Facebook) expect you to give them your mail- and other IM credentials.

At least they do have DIGEST-MD5 auth, so you can still login with most normal XMPP clients.
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Real frugality starts when you've over with the fact that you don't really need most of that stuff you think you needed anyway. And, further, those things you do need you choose because you like them, not because what you think others will like--and thus, think they like you too.

However, there's an interesting issue there. Having little income but consuming even less approaches a certain point--a point that is the same point as consuming a lot but yet having even more income.

Either way, at this point you consume less than you earn. And this point happens to be the one that calls you to think what is it that you're here, in life, for. The "what would you do if you had a million dollars question", but just in reality. You don't need millions; to reach this point you just need more income than you spend.

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Good grief. You are in a sorry environment. What are you doing there? I will fire anyone that writes code like that and checks it in, and then fire anyone who objects to me flagging it in a code review.
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