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Trader Joe's has 500mcg (i.e. 0.5mg) tablets. Walmart had 300mcg tablets, which were absolutely ideal, but they've stopped carrying them locally.

There was an excellent article I read a few years back which made the case that 300mcg is the ideal dose for nightly use. Over 1mg, the body adapts to it and it loses effect.

The smaller tablets are preferable to breaking larger ones, since it's hard to be consistent due to the manner in which they crack, as well as the potentially uneven distribution of melatonin to filler in each tablet.
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Oh, I wasn't aware that the process was automated. Even more impressive! In that case, the only thing I would suggest is to categorize cohesive topics into "courses". Great service!
I had the problems like his before I had a computer

Did you watch a lot of television?
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Hi HN,
My company was recently approached by another company to license some of the software we have built. The software they want to license is complex and very hard to build. It would take a good hacker at least 9 months of 12 hours days to build it (that's how long it took us).

They want license it white label, not sure if they want access to the source code though (I'm opposed to allowing source code access).

We're interested in licensing, but we're not sure how much to charge for it. Do we do it on a yearly basis? Do we charge 80K/year (the going rate for an engineer)?

What has been your experience with licensing software? If I missed any critical points, let me know and I'll post them.
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ML's first-class modules let you achieve many of the same things as type classes. In fact, a lot of people in the Haskell community would like something a bit closer to ML (in other words, more powerful) in this regard.

Monads can be formulated in any language with first-class functions. Monadic I/O is more distinctively Haskellish, and of course Haskell has syntactic sugar to make using them easier, but as a tool and a concept they're far from unique to Haskell.
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I ran through a few of the foreign language quizzes (German, Spanish, Arabic) and they're pretty good. They do need a bit of curation, because some of the answers required superfluous punctuation (Food = "das Essen -"). Some data scrubbing is in order.

The quizzes with non-Latin alphabets are a bit difficult to do, but understandably so. The beauty of these languages is in their writing anyway. Are you planning any iPad/tablet apps?
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That's a chilling thing IMHO when we rely on a single corporation to protect us. As far as the /. like rhetoric, you're using the parent's opinion that MS hasn't been trying, and is indeed seeing a steady increasing competition in desktop screen space (which I've seen in two different Fortune 500 companies first hand within the last 6 years), so if that isn't true, then the rhetoric isn't just rhetoric.
True, but raising money is also a big distraction and can kill a startup. It really depends on the startup team and the route they want to go, whether raise money or bootstrap. Plus, you don't have to take a full-time project. You can choose to work 2-3 days a week or even weekends.

Going through an agency is fine, but they usually don't cater to team gigs and they take a pretty big percentage of your rate.
It tends to be best for mathematical code because you can quickly think of invariances.

In any situation where you can state a powerful invariance your code must always be consistent with it's both fast and thorough. The common example is that (= str (reverse (reverse sequences))) for all sequences.

Note that this only tests invertibility. There are lots of ways reversal can be broken without violating this invariance. It's just really easy to write down this invariance and use it to rapidly check gross violations.
Initially, I'm always opposed to changes on FB, but it usually grows on me after a while. I didn't like how they released a slew of updates all at once tonight; I think in the future they should gradually roll out big changes like these.
The edge, for me, is that I actively want to keep FB friends and family only, but would also like a separate public persona. G+ is Twitter for people who don't know that 140 characters is a feature.
Its difficult to understand if you haven't lived it. I did,thankfully for a short time before I escaped. So let me try to explain. Facebook had to incorporate so they could pay taxes etc and be "legal". This is a LICENSE to operate. OK.

But lets say some govmint wizard decided that the US economy needed only one social networking company. Back in 2004 that would be myspace. So Mark Z would have applied for a license to become the next social networking company, would have waited 10 years to get it, wouldn't have gotten it, and would've eventually leaped off the Golden gate bridge.

That's what socialism is. What the tea-partiers are calling socialism is nowhere near what real, oppressive, mind-bending, government control is.

There is no more "License Raj" in India. But its still quite crazy, not that different.
People would have bitched no matter what they said. The level of entitlement in modern society is pretty shocking.
There are mechanisms for sideloading to a limited number of devices. Those mechanisms used to be trivially exploitable to authorize an infinite number of devices, but AFAIK, Apple locked it down a lot more and blocked developers that were doing it quite a while ago.
I've actually never heard that, I've heard more like "no one will support it" until RedHat came around, then it was "no one knows how to use it" until I saw IBM use it, then I heard "but there's no software" until I saw Oracle make software for it. That was just in Non-IT businesses. In IT-industry businesses, I never heard Windows discussed too seriously outside of "well, we had to unfortunately because of a client..."
Yikes. Perhaps if you can identify the specific "holes" in the data via comment timestamps, or better yet holes in logs, you can make an easy case for them to investigate the issue.

However, my guess is that the kind of database migration sloppiness you're seeing means they didn't keep any snapshots fresher than what was moved :(
Biased? That article? I thought it a very fair analysis, evenhanded almost to a fault.
You might not agree, of course, but bias isn't about whether you agree or not. It's a systematic favouring of one side of an argument over others, regardless of facts. I don't see much evidence of that in the article, which is a fairly dry analysis of the realpolitik affecting the region and the coming UN vote.
No this is actually a common misunderstanding and gets to the heart of the difference between conditioning on the data vs considering the sampling process. At the 70th flip your best guess is that it is 57%, given a uniform prior. It's perfectly fine to stop based on the results you have, that doesn't change the likelihood of seeing what you saw. Imagine looking each time, clearly your best guess is the sample mean unless you have prior knowledge.

What's confusing is thinking about the sampling distribution. But what might have happened in some other world is of no consequence if you condition on the data rather than the parameter.

This is the likelihood principle. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Likelihood_principle. See the example there and how it relates to sequential trials. It's actually rather deep. Other good links are:

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For this reason (and for clean installs) there's an option in the API for "restore purchases". Applications should provide this option in addition to "buy".

Another benefit of it is that it restores all in-app purchases for this app. Very helpful in case the application provides more than one purchase product.
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My personal opinion is that it is indeed little concern, but a little concern to many parts of MS, which compared to many other companies may well look like a dedicated anti-linux corporation that outnumbers them.
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We decided the most realistic audio came from commercial vendors.

In terms of mobile stuff, we've thought about doing our own but for now there are great apps being built on our API. We just launched V2 of our API with OAuth integration: http://quizlet.com/blog/quizlet-announces-api-2/

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I think the story that you told in the other section of the website about the wedding would be ideal. That is something that nearly everyone can relate to, and it makes the value proposition crystal clear. I would put that content front and center.
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Google has consistently impressed with their fierce strategic determination when entering the market well behind the leader. Examples of their late starts abound such as Gmail, Chrome, G Docs, even their eponymous search engine itself. The thrill of Google moving past competitors in gaining market share has been one of the great business races ever. For these reason, I cherish each time they enter a new market, and follow each and every move with great interest.

Certainly Google+ hasn't been their first foray into the Social graph, but it's their latest, and instead of thinking of Wave and Buzz as failures, think of them instead as early social tests leading to better and better execution for each subsequent entrance. While Google may not be the unequivocal winner of the social graph in the long run, I think that it's far too early to bet against them, especially since I think they are going to outmaneuver the current competing champion FB which is essentially a gated community and will likely suffer in the long term because of it. If I was given the choice between the community in the gates, and everything else. I'd be like Google and take everything else.

With all that in mind, their vision of freeing the worlds information is currently the one leading the way, and with it will come Google + or Google['+'] or whatever future variant that they offer.
I ran an interactive services agency that tried to bootstrap products with services. It doesn't work. The time consumption of doing services is far too great a commitment to adequately perform the duties required to make your startup a success.

Comparing fund raising time commitment to ongoing contract work is not apples to apples. Fund raising takes time, but it's time spent on your startup. Also, it's a one or two time thing, not the unending time suck that is services.

There's a reason there are innumerable posts about the failures of bootstrapping products with services.

On the flip side, as a client I would be quite weary of hiring a startup team to do a project. If the startup takes off (even a bit) then be damn sure that startup team is out like the gout! There's not much incentive to complete the gig.

Not trying to be negative here, but I see a lot of holes in this business.
If you think we developers don't test in-app purchases before releasing, think again.

It's one the most critical parts of user's experience and certainly this is not a place where we'll just write code and ship without testing.

The problem is that it didn't happen for all transactions and appeared to work for some users but not for other. Sometimes it worked for some user on one machine but not on another.

And another developer who hit it with his app in testing didn't understand it was Apple's issue. He created another test-user Apple ID and it worked then so he supposed it was kind of a glitch related to his use of the previous test Apple ID. Really, the last thing you'd think is that Apple has bugs in the payment system.
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A couple things bothering me so far...

1. It's 2011, and I started out by seeing this:

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I had to "lie" to Google and pretend I'm Safari. No big deal, but Google of all sites should not have these kinds of crap restrictions.

2. When I tried to log in, I was spammed that I should "link to Picasa", whatever that means, with the only options being to do it or Cancel (at which point the entire Google login is stopped!).

So far, from my point of view Google+ is making basic mistakes: I am discouraged in every way to log in.
Well, www.crunchfund.com isn't an investor, VC, or any sort of fund related website. It's a startup company that's geared towards social sales.
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Wow, a lot of you guys are getting really defensive here.

I can get some good work done at home, but only if I've remembered to bring home all materials I need. And if I don't need to face-to-face with somebody. And if there are no meetings scheduled for that day.
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That is only for special lists. When you add someone as family member it gives you the option to add the relationship to your profile.

The other person has to agree to that, being identified as family or a coworker on your profile.

Not being put on a certain list.
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I've played soccer all my life. Everyone talks about flow when coding, but I've never come close to how it feels when I'm in a soccer game.

I've played a bit of softball and kickball and I'm not a huge fan. Likewise most dodgeball. Otherwise it's all great.

I'd like to see an adult renaissance in capture the flag and other 'kid' games.
This is one of my favorite topics, discussing poverty in India and the US.

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In US (maybe every developed country), poverty is the lack of HOPE.

Its very very weird. I cannot understand why some "poor" person in USA feels poor when they get to eat, have shelter, drive a car, get to rant at their Congressman/woman etc.
The beta period interacts with their marketing push so as to decide _when_ to try to overcome the trough of despair, in fact. Marketing to everyone who uses more or less any google product is both a dangerous marketing commitment and (because and therefore) a dramatic opportunity.
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Well I doubt any App user is expecting that to happen anytime soon. In any post about Google+ today, there is an App user within the top 5 parent reply posts bitterly complaining how, yet again, they have been neglected.

Google has made empty promises a couple of years ago about App user integration - but have been deathly silent since then.
I've found that a lot of my hacker friends are huge fans of fantasy leagues. Being able to track all that data (stats) and put together a coherent team is very challenging. It's the mixture of hard numbers ("Dirk is averaging 27.7 points a game but I really need to win the 'steals' category to edge out a victory) and gut feelings ("Although he has been on a week long cold streak") that draws in nerds like myself.
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3017013

Edit: changed direct link to YC link.
I understood that your comment was a joke - I was commenting on why you made that joke / in what contexts jokes like yours occur to people... and reasoning about steps that companies could take to make such jokes sound flat.
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Agree that its a non-issue. Linux is established, would be a really dumb move to block it like this.

In two weeks we'll have forgotten all about it.
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And before today, people were complaining about how you needed an invite for Google+. And when Google Voice started, Apps users were bitching about not having access to that. It is fairly clear that it will eventually happen, just like it has for nearly all other Google services. It is just that the sound from those screwed over is deafening and then disappears without a trace.
"If manpower is expensive, you buy prefabricated components and only do the final assembly on site."

Not infrastructure, but that's exactly what Boeing has done for years, assemble airplanes out of prefabbed subassemblies.

When Boeing gets a contract to sell planes to, say, China or Japan, part of the deal is often that the subassemblies (wings, body sections, whatever) are made in that country, shipped to the US and assembled by Boeing.

Airplanes are a more controlled and regular construction environment than highways, but I don't see why it won't become more common. Residential and commercial buildings too, I suppose. Suburban houses are already cookie cutter these days.
You're half right. But there's more to the story.

In the consumer's mind, there is no better quality than HD because it doesn't exist. Look at the way marketing speaks to the average consumer. In marketing, perception is reality.

You may know what 1080p means, but most consumers have no clue what the '1080' or the 'p' means, or how it relates to their viewing experience.
> Let me guess - you also think that the title also has something to do with the purpose.

No, I don't believe that, and am kind of insulted you would suggest it. I do believe that some proposed purpose can be gotten from the introductory text in a bill. In some legislation they are incompetent, particularly when finance is concerned. Marketing it is, but even marketing gives an intent.

The actual provisions in a bill are just that, provisions. They don't tell actual intent or purpose for the most part unless they include funding for a study to prove results.
Startups can't always go straight after fundraising. When my team an I were iterating on product for the first 4 months, we had to pay the bills. My two cofounders both have kids, and one has a mortgage. I have a mortgage too. Tell me exactly which VC is going to give a team with a crazy idea a bunch of money? How many checks like that have you seen written to such early stage non-serial entrepreneurs?

So you know what we did? We all spent 3-4 days a week on contracting gigs, and the other 3-4 days a week working on our product together. Aside from the fact that we really didn't see eachother for half the week (which sucked because communication broke down), the contracting worked great. I set up expectations with my client and did some amazing work for them, and in the same week we made great progress on product.

Is it ideal? No. But does it keep the lights on and the health insurance paid and food on the counter? Yes. Assuming that everybody who decides to start a company has $50k saved up in their account is ludicrous.

And you know what? If we could have worked on the same project when we were bootstrapping rather than different ones, our communication and camaraderie would have been a lot better.

I completely agree that if you have a good deal of runway through savings or venture capital, staying heads down and avoiding distractions is the right move. But Christeso, that's not what this product is for. It's for all the other guys who need to hustle and scrape together enough money to keep going.
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