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If i might interject:

1) Facebook traffic is not falling. The reports are contradictory enough that we cannot conclude that : http://www.insidefacebook.com/2011/06/13/available-data-show...

2) I think Cityville was their fastest growing game: http://venturebeat.com/2010/12/15/fastest-growing-game-in-hi...

Also I fail to see how mobile is the next big wave. There's only a small percentage of users who play social games on mobile (but they do on the iPad, for non-flash games at least).
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(I agree with you, this is just nitpicking)

>Equivalent to Java's interfaces, but Cocoa use protocols heavily for delegates only.

Uh, NSCoding, NSCopying and the million other non-delegate protocols? Cocoa uses protocols heavily for a lot of things, not just delegates. The average Cocoa/Cocoa Touch developer, however, uses protocols mostly for delegates.
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Stocking shelves or serving drinks is an unskilled job. Maybe the people doing them now would be capable of doing more complicated things but there are plenty of jobs that can be done by a trained chimp. Training chimps is really really expensive but robotics will change that.

I agree with you though that given the right incentives most people can learn new skills. I don't think they are inherently stupid at all, the mindless routine of their work just naturally limits them intellectually.
Yup, I think it's that, it's nice for perl users to find each other. Every second job I do seems to involve writing a lot of perl code. The release notes reminds me how much I still don't know about perl.
ActivePerl provided builds for 5.14 for a while. It's sure not as 'pure' as Strawberry but still very usable.
Is async programmin so easy?
I am studing nodejs after a lot of work on Java Struts, a bit of cake php,rails and python django.
All this web framework share similar ideas.
But nodejs is different because of its asynchronous nature.
Is it really /simpler/ to code in nodejs in respect of the other web frameworks?
I dunno...but if I must set up a 8-guys project, I'd like to know the pitfalls :)
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As the cofounder of trunk.ly and a direct competitor to delicious, I think this new version is one step forward, two steps back.

Social bookmarking is one of the few much under-appreciated services. It offers much longer life-time-value to its users. There are lots of data one can mine. Many needs to satisfy. Chad and Chen's entry definitely revitalize this market. Their "bringing social bookmarking to consumers" is spot on. This is a huge step forward. Over time, I'm sure the service will become better as long as they keep improving it.

Two steps back:

1) The main way to get links into delicious is still via bookmarklet. Given the high ratio of people using facebook, twitter, why should I manually bookmark a link if I have already retweeted it? Or liked it in my little walled garden?

Trunk.ly provides 10+ connectors into popular social networks. Setup once. Links will start coming in automatically.

2) Lack of a solid social search. Playlist for the web is a great concept but will your interior "design" tag means the same to my software "design" tag? Tagging as a device to build taxonomy starts to collapse when people uses same tag for difference things. Quora solves this problem quite well by labouring out a taxonomy of its own.

Trunk.ly provides a search interface so essentially you have your own google for your links as well as your friends.

For example, want to search for stunning infrared photography images?

This is what you get from trunk.ly: http://trunk.ly/?q=infrared+photography

This is from delicious: http://delicious.com/search?p=infrared+photography
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Interesting, I see you've written it in Coffeescript. It's the first time I've looked at Coffeescript and what I see pleases me: Javascript with Python-style identation.
Off topic, but i am really disappointed that google chooses to open their APIs to specific companies only instead of making it open to anyone.
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Title should be changed to "Announcing the Ubuntu App Developer site".

Besides editorializing titles usually being frowned upon, this title is incorrect.
What good web developers should know about sending e-mail:

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His story(second part) gives an example of a robotic system that did the work previously done by 50 pharmacists. so this is not just a theoretical case.
Misleading headline. The female interviewer seemed quite speechful to me. The "BBC" itself has no voice, it is a corporation.

As for an American talking down the euro? Who'd have thought it?
> 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.

Moreover, searching for anything old on Twitter is pretty much impossible. Delicious was much better in that you could always search & recall that one bookmark.
I'm a gamer too. I also value a well-thought-out game, but I posit that the Zynga game players on Facebook are after something different. I think Zynga, or at least their industry, is here to stay.

There seems to be far more room for 'content-free' tv, music, and movies than the ones with content. I'm not happy about it, but I can't deny it either.
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I used to feel this way about my old computers, I used to name my boxes and always re-purposed them instead of selling/throwing them away when they were replaced.

But things changed and I really didn't feel anything for getting rid of my last computer (which I bought ~2004). Nowadays I guess I'm not that interested in the specific hardware anymore. It's all exchangable and tends to work OK these days. If it works reliably in Linux, it's fine with me.

On the other hand I can get sentimental when looking at my old software and programs.
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From Mr. Ek of Spotify: "We’ll try lots of things, and probably screw up from time to time, he wrote, but we value feedback and will make changes based on it."

We'll soon see if that is true or not.
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In the comments a viewer had a good observation: this trader makes his money as a speaker, and fear mongering probably helps his bottom line.

That said, I live in Europe/Spain and I'm perfectly aware that A) a bailout of Spain would be nearly impossible considering the size of the economy here, B) any return to a past currency, like the Peseta, would constitute a massive default, C) a default would fall heavily on German Banks who hold these debts, pushing Europe's lead economy into danger, and/or a bailout would also have to be funded by Germany among other countries with similar effect.

Thus, it's like a dead-end street and I think that marginal markets (Spain, Greece, Italy, etc) should immediately remove speculation from the trading of their debt by limiting the use of options, short sales, etc. It increases short-term risk, but what a terrible situation when outside forces (or outside speculation) push your country into bankruptcy.
>I hate to say it, but the best developer software tends to be open source

GCC and Clang and Perl and Python and V8 are fantastic and lovely and incredibly important to everyone, but i challenge you to find me any C++ IDE with better code completion and tooling than Visual Studio.
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Startups are more about business than technical innovation. If you're more interested in hard engineering problems, it's probably best to seek those out wherever they may be, at a startup or not.
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I have a job offer at a good YC startup, and yesterday the opportunity opened up to also get a job as iOS/Mac developer at Apple.
On the startup, I would work (most likely) on an iPad app, which is basically the same that I do for two years now. At Apple, it would be more unknown ;)
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People complaining about Perl being ugly is a bit like people complaining that clay is ugly. Yes, you can build tremendously ugly Perl, but you can also build code of breath-taking beauty, combining the best parts of functional programming and OO...
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I, personally, would have no problem with this requirement if it was a ethical entity; which Facebook is not.
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The reason is quite simple: zealous adherence to the religion of free-markets. According to the government parents are forever demanding 'choice' (actually I think what most of them want is for the local school to be decent, and not to have to ship their kid 50 miles a day to some distant school…). So of course parents must be provided with some way to compare schools, no matter how statistically meaningless it might be, and thus league tables were given great significance.

The current government plan to take this even further by allowing private companies to run state school for profit. Thus further incentivising cheating, manipulation of test results, pushing students into easy subjects, teaching to tests, not allowing entry to students who won't perform well, not allowing students to sit tests if they might not get top marks, underfunding of 'hard' subjects and so on. Parent's power to actually complain about a school is reduced as well: schools will no longer be run by democratically elected local authorities, but by the largely unelected board of governors. If you have a complaint they won't deal with (most schools won't even tell you the names of the governors), you have to go directly to the secretary of state and, as this submission demonstrates, getting an answer from Mr Gove is very difficult (no doubt you would be fobbed off with a "we don't interfere with the running of individual schools" response).
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So, it's a general purpose programming language like a lot of other languages are too? The complaint is obviously that Perl is uglier than it needs to be. You can see this when you compare it to other languages that are just as (if not more) powerful but not as ugly.
It's been a few hours since I checked, but I recall it wants only 2-3 permissions, not all permissions. One I remember is "full internet access" and the other is "modify Gmail".
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I rather like the promise. Since this is basically a complete rewrite, I'm sure they'll take into consideration the feedback from their users. And I'm sure there will be a lot of it.
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This is what I am waiting to see. I have enjoyed my time on Spotify but I will drop it like a bad habit if they require me to join Facebook.
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I think the movie studios get permits more for the fact that it ends up becoming free advertising and good publicity for the city.
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Facebook is a dangerous social experiment. It's not a 'virtual passport'.
Rather, it is a 'virtual bank', except they don't store financial information about the users, but everything else. And that is an unimaginable amount of power.

Given that their intentions are different from their user's (they want profits, users want... to share photos), it is not hard to assume that Facebook does and will use the user data in order to maximize profits or grip on power.

I think that nothing good will come out of this marriage of Spotify and Facebook.

Facebook gains a lot of meta information about the Spotify users (and music taste tells a huge amount about a person), whereas Spotify is reduced to being a convenient and easily replace-able bit pipe.

Now they'll be able to run their social algorithms based on music habits and offer us the best, most relevant and unique crap for sale on the market.

Or one day the government decides to isolate the listeners of The Doors and deny login to every site that uses facebook as a virtual passport.
I think there was an era when tech-startups were more tech focused from the beginning. Think about the beginning of Intel, Microsoft, Apple, Oracle, Borland, etc... (Even Google, but not Facebook.)
On the other hand I don't want to complain. Ilove working on my side project. And I will try to create a business of it at a point. I just don't concentrate too much on that aspect at this point. I don't want it to distract me from R&D right now.
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>So people often trumptet BBM as end-to-end secure but if you use Google Mail with your mobile email and set it to TLS only and only send to other Google & Hotmail users then the same is true.

I actually thought they had end-to-end encryption with different keys for every device (PGP-like). That would make them much more secure than that, since the servers wouldn't be able to access the contents.

But I've been reading about it before replying and apparently they use a single key per server, not to mention that if you're not on a private BES, you're using a global key (they call it 'scrambled', not encrypted). What a joke.
Yes, it should be changed, I realized that after the fact.
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Understood your point; was just adding to it. Sorry for the confusion.
Absolutely. You can't avoid people making mistakes - it's human.

But software that does not do propper logging exactly leads to spending time on debugging that could have been avoided. It's saving time by not adding logging that causes wasted time in the end :)

Usually tools like DTrace are used to find hot-spots, points of contention, places which block other stuff and so on.

Not to pull a Cpt. Hindsight but this one could have been avoided if the software was crafted a bit more carefully.
I'm not sure if the proxy needed to be written using NodeJS, there are plenty of existing proxies that work just fine and give you exactly the errors in the log that you need for 99% of cases.

Just saying there is a lesson to be learned here.
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Now, Firesheep was an important, and arguably justified, experiment in that it brought the perils of not using SSL over public wifi (a problem that's been around for years) to public attention by making it quick and simple to demonstrate. However, I fail to see a real justification for this. Of course, people have the right to make and distribute this software, but it feels a bit irresponsible; the source link seems to only superficially warn against illegal use, and the capability to hijack any cookie (instead of just the well-known services) doesn't seem to serve a useful non-illegal purpose.
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gaming"? Why do you care?

I don't know about the OP, but as a game developer I want my potential market to be as large as possible.

More gamers == more demand for games.
Pretty sure I said "tends to be" and not "is always".
It's still there... and still quite active. Most "projects" and things have a channel somewhere, quite a lot on freenode - including our very own hackernews (irc.freenode.net #startups)
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As an avid gamer of more than 2 decades (I'm 28 & started playing games on my parents' PC XT when I was 4) I don't think this is the trend we're seeing, if anything things keep getting better all the time - you got more choice & more games of more types coming out all the time.

If you want "hardcore" games, there is no shortage of new ones coming out.
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I think once an entity has the ability to do it, people will tend to think they are unethical, or at least be suspicious. Google and Facebook weren't considered "potentially evil" 5 years ago.
Of course there have always been some startups which seem to be more tech-focused. But, is there any evidence the percentage or absolute number of those has fallen?

Surely, you've heard of Octopart, 10gen, Blekko, DDG, Heroku, Hipmunk, DirectedEdge, RethinkDB. These are just some off the top of my head. If you don't think they're solving hard problems (not in the sense of sharing lolcats at webscale), then we'll just have to agree to disagree.
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I'm not sure how this would work as I have no experience with the Android App Store so I could be really wrong here but please do correct me.

AFAIK, a typical code signing process required these steps:

1) Get a cert/key whatever, you can generate your own or some server can generate it for you. As long as both of you trust it, it's ok.
2) You sign your code and upload it to the server
3) When a client requests for the code, the client establish a secure channel with the server and then the server will send the key over with the data to the client. The client decrypts it. If you do this, the cert/key is usually generated by the server.
4) Or the key is somehow stored on the client side beforehand. This is logistical nightmare and potential security hole if the key is properly protected.

Since no sane person will choose 4) to distribute Python packages you can download from PyPI, you are stuck with 3). Guess what. You still need SSL. Am I wrong here, did I miss anything?
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Some Facebook employee slipped (via twitter I think?) that Facebook's working on some music offering that lets you listen to what your friends are listening to at that moment. This could possibly be tied in with that.
I do this for a variety of reasons (including that not all my dev machines have working email), and it works well for us. Not a massive amount of email being sent, but seems to work well. Any horror stories?
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