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Seattle Public Library in Downtown (really great, has 10 floors)

Pike Place Chowder @ Pike Place Market - seafood bisque

Bauhaus Books and Coffee ("a very Seattle coffee shop")
http://www.yelp.com/biz/bauhaus-books-and-coffee-seattle

lil' Woody's (it's right next to Bauhaus) - http://www.yelp.com/biz/lil-woodys-seattle

Serious Pie - http://www.yelp.com/biz/serious-pie-seattle

Washington Park Arboretum - http://maps.google.com/maps/place?q=Washington+Park+Arboretu...
The OED and Merriam-Webster (along with the wiki, and many more) agree that a 'ruler' is also a 'a straight strip or cylinder of plastic, wood, metal, or other rigid material, typically marked at regular intervals and used to draw straight lines or measure distances.', so your pedantry is a bit out of place.
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Maybe this is true for Seth Godin. But I often find myself without a suitable conversation topic when the situation demands it, as do many others. Once you're talking then things are fine, but that's true for writing as well a large degree.
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While the causes of too much salt are debated, I see fairly regularly the effects to too little salt.

In a hot climate (Southeastern U.S.), I'm often outdoors with sports teams or youth groups, and I see the effects of heat-related conditions regularly. These are prevented and treated with water and salt (electrolytes). [1] [2]

So yeah, too much salt may be a problem. Maybe not. But too little certainly is, and it's common in the active youth I observe.

1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperthermia 2: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrolyte
I agree, it's the most interesting idea, and also the most feasible one. The closest app I can think of would be perhaps Facebook, but that's far from an ideal tool for this use.
That was really inspiring for me
You did a great job.
I like that sentence you said "In that regard the internet is seriously annoying. Pulls you in like a drug, wastes all your time and doesn’t give anything back in return. The internet does not love me as much as I do her"

Thanks for sharing your experience
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Apple don't have a relatively small market share in smartphones. Asymco likes to quote the mobile phone, not the smartphone numbers to make this stat sound more impressive than it is.

If you do that then it's something like 4% of unit sales share giving 50% of profit. If you exclude people selling millions of throwaway cellphones for pennies and only include HTC, RIM and the smartphone parts of Nokia, Samsung etc. then the profit they make (while still better than the industry average, thanks to RIM and Nokia pulling it down) is much more closely tied to market share and therefore seems much more under threat as Android advances on that front.
Oh, definitely. I'm not asking for anything more, really, just the thought of my mobile lasting maybe 10 days is very exciting.
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You're worried about catching germs from an ATM?
Hardly relevant for a posting about one of the most popular OS X editors.

If you'd said 'Sublime Text 2++', you might be a bit more on topic.

It'll be exciting to see what this Alpha looks like...it's certainly been a long time coming!
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Boy oh boy did you choose the wrong venue for anti-immigrant rhetoric.

However, this is actually being done (as of 2009) by immigration vigilante Glenn Spencer.

http://exiledonline.com/border-wars-a-day-in-the-life-of-a-v...

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retiring from a lucrative career as a military think-tank
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who broke off all contact with the man after he moved to the
desert. “We’re on different sides of the issue,” he told me.
But it might have less to do with the issue than his decision
to sink his entire life savings into this high-tech security
dream.
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why they keep those data in their data base. If i deleted a content, i meant it to be deleted forever.
and knowing the fact "Note: According to facebook’s privacy policy, messages on facebook can not be deleted anymore. If you click on ‘delete’ the messages will only be invisible to you. US law enforcement agencies can access this information at there own liking, without judicial review."

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I'm thinking of quitting facebook
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...runs exclusively on Windows, whereas the existing TextMate runs exclusively on OS X.

Different platforms and different audiences, mate.
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It's good to hear, but it'll have to be pretty damn impressive to retake the ground lost to Sublime Text 2 and vim.
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This is indeed good news, but I made the switch to vim a couple of months ago.
Sometimes, OLED screens are even worse than your average LCD. For example, the Galaxy S has beautiful colors and the bright of a thousand suns, but it's awful for simple white-on-black text. The glyphs are very irregular and have jaggies. I think it's because of the PenTile arrangement of the pixels: http://pentileblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/pentile-sh...
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I'll believe it when I see it. Hopefully it doesn't turn out like Duke Nukem Forever did. Also, I really sincerely hope that they'll open source the 1.x version, although if they do ever release 2.0 it might make that more unlikely.
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TM-1 was wonderful, so TM-2 should be fantastic. New users will love it, I'm sure. As for the original TM-1 users, they may just have moved on, after the long wait for their favourite features.
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sounds like a less developed Vittana

http://www.vittana.org/
One of the very hard to quantify effects here are how many of the bugs found in 'short' routines would have gone unnoticed if the routines were longer. In other words, were all the bugs that were there (both in short and in long functions) actually found?

In trivial flow (short routine) bugs tend to stand out whereas in complex flow (longer routine with multiple levels of nesting) bugs can be much harder to spot.

It may actually be good that more errors were found in shorter routines after all that is exactly what it is about, finding errors, not making errors.
Same here, I switched to vim when I realized that TextMate 2 was basically the "Duke Nukem Forever" of text editors.

I don't think I'll switch back, but I will play around with it and see what was so awesome that took that long to develop.
There's a bunch of killer problems faced by aerial antipersonnel weapons platforms. The target is usually:

- Small.

- Far away

- Moving quickly in relation to the aircraft.

Additionally, you have lots of vibration (from the engine, and air turbulence) and you have to count every gram of payload; which makes precision weapons unhappy, since they're both heavy and want to be held very still.

You can solve the killer trio with very high rates of fire, or explosive projectiles.[1] These are both either very expensive or illegal for civilians; and you wouldn't want to be using them on a rice field anyway.

There's a reason Predator UAVs use guided missiles, not small arms.

---

[1]: The canonical ground-attack weapon, the GAU-8/A, uses both: 30mm explosive shells at 4,200 rounds per minute. https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/GAU-8_Avenger
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"Coveted" by flakes and suburbanites, maybe. If he's like most of the farmers and orchardists I know, he would probably much prefer to buy his meat and not have to worry about the deer eating his money crop. Farmers, and even just general gardeners, mostly hate deer, usually intensely.
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I have an OLED device, with probably the cheapest version of this technology available, it's using pentile, and I haven't noticed the issue with white text on black though it is occasionally noticeable (though never annoying) to me in other contexts. My device does have a small screen and therefore a relatively high pixel density though. Until the jump to Super AMOLED HD a lot of phones seemed to be putting the same pixel density (and pentile arrangement) on phones with screens an inch bigger e.g. my device is 266ppi vs 233ppi for the Galaxy S.

People seem to get a bit religious about pentile. It doesn't make any sense to dismiss (or accept) it without considering all the other parameters. It's designed to make it easier and cheaper to hit certain resolutions and densities. If I could get more pixels or density for the same money then I'd happily take pentile. If there's not much extra gain over not using it, or not much extra cost, then I'd happily leave it out. It also, for whatever technical reason, seems mostly to be associated with OLED technologies, though OLED does not necessarily imply pentile. I think Samsung brands their non-pentile AMOLEDs as SAMOLED plus and they have them either on the market or due very soon in both big phone, massive phone and mid-size tablet varieties.

However, OLED does have the one advantage I mentioned about reading in the dark which decides this for me. For that reason alone I personally am waiting for a sufficiently high-density AMOLED tablet for reading purposes. Pentile will be just one factor in weighing up my options, certainly not a deal breaker.
Too late. Hooked on Vim.
"It's possible that we've reversed the causal association for all these years."

This is intriguing, because a similarly reversed causality was prevalent in the diagnosis and management of kidney stones for many years.

Perhaps this is TMI, but as a chronic kidney stone sufferer, I was told initially that I get too much calcium in my diet -- which builds up to cause the stones. Eventually, the doctors came around to the idea that I was actually secreting too much calcium into my bloodstream, and that secretion and consumption are not the same thing. In fact, I am losing more calcium than I consume, and I am losing much more than I should. Basically, I am deficient in calcium, even though my serum calcium levels are through the roof. (This phenomenon has underlying causes above and beyond the kidney disease; in fact, the kidney disease is most likely a secondary effect).
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if anything, google search for "gravitational wave astronomy" returns UTB CGWA as the 2nd result.

Besides, even OP states that affirmative action was only "in part" responsible for funding success.
I think a healthy amount of skepticism is good. Just because TextMate was initially good doesn't mean that TextMate 2 will meet everyone's expectations. And like it or not, TextMate 2 will have to live up to everyone's expectations... you can't pre-announce a new version three years in advance and expect everyone to ignore their own expectations.

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You might be right, but this quote is what leave me to believe they are talking about quality of instruction, rather than enrollment issues:

"Until now, most faculty members thought their role was to do research and teach courses they were assigned. Now, researchers at institutions in Texas are going to have to take responsibility for students graduating successfully,"
Sublime Text2 is really turning out to be fantastic. So many 'little' features that make it nice to use.. though as nice as they are I wouldn't use it without vi key bindings.
There are other countries in the World that have lower effective corporation taxes than Ireland, but what they don’t have is:

1. A well educated and productive workforce with English as their primary language.

2. Full membership of the EU and the Eurozone, giving us access to a massive market.

3. A stable government that is pro-business.

4. Close historical and cultural ties with the US.

5. A vibrant local tech scene.

6. And, yeah, very nice tax rates and grant aid incentives for setting up here in the first place, but surely other countries can compete on this?
Open-sourcing 1.0 would basically kill 2.0, so I'm not seeing that happening.
Keynotopia and mockingbird/balsamiq made a huge difference for me. I'd like to see more mockup apps (particularly an easy way to create navigable mockups!), so my vote is firmly on #2.
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I predict an Oct 22nd alpha release date, what with The Rapture booked in for the 21st.
Sublime Text2 has vintage mode, it's vi mode editing package. http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/vintage.html
I, too, am of the the type that learns better by reading, rather than listening but this format provides some additional "incentives" for the hardcore procrastinator who plans to read that AI textbook "later". Most important of all, if you want to complete the course, you're forced to follow a schedule and there are no excuses. Then there is the "reward" factor - you'll be getting a certificate and also all students are ranked based on their exam scores = you'll be motivated to work harder.
Last but not least, the instructors will answer student questions about the course material. That's not something you can get from a book.

These are the reasons why I signed up.
Filing this under 1st world problems right next to "almost dying while climbing Everest".
And here is the guy's Something Awful thread:

http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=343...
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Did we just run out of things where everyone though they’d never be released?
How would you go about testing the business model of each of these apps? Are you able to test it this week?

Idea one sounds most useful to me, if it hasn't been done yet. Given your experience in teaching people iOs development in real life, you could start with that topic.

Normal books have code samples; perhaps the book can have assignments that you can code and run inside the book? I believe there are some web based iOs development or simulator systems out there; can you leverage those? Or instead of running code, just parse the answer to see if it is correct.

Or you can even use crowdsourcing to have humans grade student assignments as an in-app purchase.
There's probably some things you can do about that in terms of dietary changes and supplementing other minerals/nutrients to help your body better deal with calcium. As a guess, you are probably also too acid (the body dumps calcium from the bones to mediate the blood PH, so what you describe can be due to high acidity). I have a condition which is essentially a salt-wasting condition and I found that getting enough salt wasn't enough. I had to get enough salt along with certain other things to properly absorb it. That approach reversed a lot of my symptoms (which are supposed to be irreversible). I've also worked a lot on kidney health. But don't have time to elaborate at the moment as I have to get ready for work.
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"AMAZON PRIME" - thats whats being overlooked.

Imagine this. One prime account that would give you netflix like access to all the music, books and movies from amazon's library. Music and Video is pretty much at par with the rest of the iTunes competitors already and once Amazon gathers enough momentum, the book publishers will bow and then Amazon Prime will hold so much value, it wouldn't be sensible to not have one.
There are a number of other languages that fit the bill: F#, OCaml, and ATS, for starters. Shen (the newest version of Qi) was released last week so there's that too, if you're into Lisp.
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So what's everyone's "bloodline"? I Can't be the only one who went Coda -> textmate -> macvim -> vim
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Big companies would be stupid to rely on anybody else's platform. That's why Google released Android in the first place.
Yes, very similar to OOCSS. One thing I'd like to do is talk about a number of frameworks and how they fit into these concepts. Nicole has the Facebook example on her web site, I believe.

I'll definitely work on the rest. All of your input is spot on, I think.

Thank you for the very thoughtful feedback.
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In Australia our 2 major supermarkets also run pretty good online versions. I doubt anyone could successfully compete with them here (they have a duopoly currently).
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Reading around about the two it could seem as if xinetd’s complexity, including many configuration files, would undermine simplicity.

I’d appreciate a more informed comparison.
Also got hooked on vim, and couldn't thank Textmate's inactivity more for I may have never been pushed in the right direction and discovered the wonderful efficiency of the vim paradigm.

If I were to use Textmate now, it would need to be just a faster vim, with a less clunky vimscript, and it'd need to embed in a terminal, as vim made it possible for me to do everything on the command line and truly use working directories as my sole division between contextual workspaces.
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Three years? Make that five.

And every additional year makes your point even more relevant — I can understand, even if it is just subconsciously, that one cannot fit all the things I expect in a 6 or 12 month release cycle. I cannot accept the same for a 60 month cycle, even though I do know that that’s not how software development works (cf. mythical man month, etc.)
What did going from MacVim to vim buy you, exactly?
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what prompted you to switch from macvim to vim? you'd lose a number of useful features like copy/paste, fullscreen, & scroll integration.
It depends on what you're trying to remember...

I'd say for most things Spaced Repetition works pretty well:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetition
I don't believe that SASS saves you from proper organization or naming convention. However, Less and SASS have been mentioned and I'll see about added something that covers how I believe those tools can fit into this (because I believe that can and do).
I'm always confused why if we have to outsource we don't try to build up our physical neighbors (Mexico) instead of propping up a communist government that we do not get along with (China).

Imagine the reductions in delivery cost and time if everything came from Mexico instead of China.
"employers, which is to say, predominantly large hierarchical structures that exist by skimming surplus value off of their workers’ work and simply paying them some portion of that value as a wage"

Kind of a terrible way to describe companies. Work has no intrinsic value
PS. I switched to VIM.
If you're building this for purposes law enforcement will be concerned with, a flying bomb / guided makes far more sense than a gun platform IMHO. Build a few kamikaze drones, load them up with semtex and shrapnel, put them into a steep dive from altitude over your target...

(I should stress I'm a very peaceful chap with no revolutionary or violent inclinations whatsoever!)
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TextMate still has the best find-in-project functionality. Sublime Text 2 doesn't compare if you want to rename something throughout the app.

As for vim, it's nice when you're in a console, but I don't think it's as pleasant to use.

The delay with TextMate has been rather absurd, though. Version 1 goes largely unmaintained (still no full-screen functionality for Lion). The last update was in November of 2010. Before then it was November of 2009.
Switched to Sublime 2, a lot more releases + it's on osx, linux windows, meaning I never have to worry again.

Not sure if textmate2 is too late, but it certainly feel like it is, I do not see myself going back there.
Happy MacVim user here, but for me replacing TextMate with MacVim led me to replace e-texteditor with gVim when I'm on Windows. I have a shared vimrc I use on ubuntu server too, so it's really all vim. Maybe that's what minikomi meant.

As an aside, I wish someone would write a Windows version of vim as good as MacVim. (Yes, I also wish I was talented enough to do it myself.)
Will it finally be available for Linux? If not, I'll stick with Sublime Text 2
I think everything has been said that can be said about the ridiculously-long release cycle of textmate, but I still don't get what is so great about sublime. The only thing it seems to have over textmate is split panels and the code overview (which looks cool but has never been very practical, at least for me). Am I missing something?