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I wish people would stop trying to make high level languages that run in the browser. Make a standard VM and then we can compile all languages to that! The need is clearly there, how much JavaScript today actually starts out as some other language and gets compiled to JS?

Stop trying to fix the syntax and just give me a way to have any language I want.
Yeah... but OBL admitted and bragged about his involvement in actions of mass political murder. That's not the same as calling someone a terrorist out of the blue.
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Ok, then this is awesome. Also, does it maintain the upstream connections?

E.g. do two requests on one kept-alive connection get translated into two separate requests for the upstream server or will the upstream connection also be kept-alive/reused?
Depends, in some cases, for stuff that converts really well, it's not such a bad idea. Improves your chances of getting a click. I think stuff like bidding on your precise company name is probably a waste in a lot of cases where the person is already searching for you and you have little/ no real competition on the term.
One, a peaceful activist. The other, a confessed -- nay, proudly boastful -- mass murderer. Yeah, these are exactly equivalent cases, and should be treated the same.

I say sincerely, WTF?!
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jQuery is huge compared to doing it by hand, and I actually chose against jQuery for a web service targeted at mobile phones.

However, in the case of jQuery the productivity / KB ratio is freakishly huge.

I fail to see how that will be the case for a new programming language. Javascript is already fast and still improving in bounds and leaps. It is also finally possible to write correct cross-browser code with the help of jQuery and CoffeeScript. It is a true standard.

What can Dart really provide that Javascript cannot?

Refactoring tools? Some people would like that, but it still won't be bullet proof (as I understand the static types in Dart are optional), and there's nothing worse that a tool on which you can't rely on (personally I hate the Intellisense attempts being made in IDEs for Ruby or Python).

What about speed? Well, Java/Quake2 was compiled to Javascript using GWT and it worked just fine -- what more could you want from a sandboxed environment? To me, these days big page load times either on my desktop or on my mobile are almost always related to bandwidth.
Knee jerk reaction? I've been fighting the Patriot Act for 7 years and you're sitting here defending the practice of rushing legislation through the bodies that are meant to serve as a vetting process for the laws that allow the government to effectively (and illegally) suspend our Constitutional rights in the name of terrorism, which is bad enough if we didn't already know it was being abused.
Considering that you're the publisher, what is your response to this review? http://www.amazon.com/review/RMK171BE5NOQ1/ref=cm_cr_dp_perm... The third and fourth points, specifically, seem to contradict your claim that you publish "beautiful, high-quality eBook[s]."
But, you can't sell the idea that shark attacks were orchestrated by from Iran or anything like that.

You can't sell that kind of an Idea to any people in any part of the world. But you see you can always tell there are Weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and go and invade them. Virtually tear their national infrastructure to shreds. Scare away investors and prospective companies from investing and forbid any sane economic growth in the foreseeable future. And Americans did buy that idea. Although no WMD's were found in Iraq. Do you still expect Iraq and their neighbors not to have sane opinions about America.

Now come to think of it. Iran has been repeatedly harping that they have no intentions of producing nuclear weapons. What guarantees do we have from the US that they are right and Iran is wrong. After all there wasn't a shred of truth Iraq WMD thing. Why should they even trust you?

I am not blaming Americans for this. But if you repeatedly demonize a set of people no matter who they are, after a some time no matter how absurd the argument vast majority of people will begin to believe in those lies. That's how Hitler managed to commit and get support to committing worst genocides in human history.

People in the arab world, heck every in the world are just like Americans. They have families, every day lives to live and businesses to run. Just like you.
OTOH iOS has bigger market share in web browsing than desktop linux…
"beats all smart phones" seems a bit of an editorial, it looks like it's got a better GPU and a newer Javascript engine (they only show the Apple benchmark rather than Mozilla or Google's and on the desktop Apple does about a fifth better on it's own benchmark than Google's V8, but loses to it on the other two.).

They don't show the raw CPU performance against anything non-Apple, but I'd guess they'd perform roughly the same as any other dual-core A9 at the same clockspeed (with the caveat that Tegra2's don't have NEON), though most Android phones have higher clockspeeds. Since 1GHz Tegra2s from tablets beat it even on Sunspider it seems they still have a raw CPU disadvantage due to clock speeds.
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They could have made more of a fuss over it. Get ideas up in the air about shifting pieces of Google overseas, for example. Once the idea that Google might be locating somewhere else for concern about collaborating with the US government, public concern might have been raised.

The reality is that governments do have the ability to dictate a lot. But companies are global now and that means some competition exists. It's old news that countries compete on tax laws but competing on rights and freedoms would be nice too. To a certain extent, they do.
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If you click-scroll to the factoid to that stat's left, they seem to be comparing mobile with desktops. So they may mean, "70% of the world's population of internet users/devices", which is plausible.
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I remember doing some blind source separation for audio when i was at school, that allows you to discriminate multiple voices in noise environment. I wonder what would be the set of output signals in the case of images ... maybe the image illuminated by different sources?
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"Dart is not a standard, it's not controlled or directed by any open body"

You say that like it is a bad thing. I don't think it is.

Standardizing technologies is great once they are mature and are already accepted as the obvious de-facto standard, but trying to push real change through standards bodies results in exactly the sort of morass that JavaScript has been stuck in and which makes Dart a refreshing attempt at change.

Yeah, yeah, the great new version of JavaScript will be here next year, same as it has been going to be here next year for the past 10 years.

When it comes to making real progress you almost always need to buck the standards and drag the world kicking and screaming into a better future and then let the standards bodies figure out how to fit things in to their world later on. I'm continually shocked there are so many people in this industry that don't see this even though the proof for it is everywhere.

I'm not sure Dart really is the better future we need in a client-side language as there is still a ton more work to be done (the technology is far less baked than I expected it would be, even though it is only a preview release), but I applaud Google for trying and I'd suggest other players trying to sabotage their efforts should redirect their own efforts into something even better than Dart. Win on the merits of the technology, not on slavish devotion to existing standards. With increased competition everybody wins, especially if everyone uses an OSS model as permissive as Google is with Dart, and maintains JavaScript as a legacy lingua franca.
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As far as I know, the visa wasn't denied. The problem was that it was taking too long to be approved so the Dalai Lama cancelled his visit because he didn't want to inconvenience anyone any further. It probably would have ended up being denied anyway though.
Google Iceland has a nice ring to it.

Also the economy there could use a boost I believe.
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It fairness to Google, they fought this, and they are part of Digital Due Process, a group that is trying to get this law changed.

http://www.digitaldueprocess.org/
> By 2012, there will be 2.3 billion mobile devices in use, the equivalent of 70% of the world’s population.

Given that the world population is estimated to hit 7 billion next spring, I think this number is a bit absurdly off. 70% of 7 billion is 4.9 billion.

I think google should use google next time they need to find out the world population, because they're estimating it at 3.3 billion.
It's a very different kind of noise. Artifacts, is what he meant to write. Motion deconvolution done wrong tends to lead to things like ring artifacts and other things that look like the image has been really badly and inaccurately oversharpened.

The basic theory for doing this type of deblurring isn't too bad, but making it easy and automatic becomes a really difficult computer vision-related problem. Adobe has been working on this (and a lot of other pretty cool stuff) for quite a while. It'll be interesting if they ever ship it.
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I know this kind of posts does not belong to HN. But I couldn't help but share it with you guys. A picture from the Arab revolt in Libya.

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oh wow, are any of these supposed to be profitable business? I see very little real pain being solved by most of these ideas. Most seem to be social media things, productivity clones or "The AirBnB of [whatever]".

http://www.oyoglasses.com/ seems like the best of the bunch. At least there's an un-served need, a fashionable elite with money and an emerging technology (3D printers).

I hope it's just that all the good business haven't announced themselves.
All first-look demos like this are staged/faked whatever, why would you think otherwise?
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I absolutely didn't mean to make this personal. But the reality is that you can sell stories like this in Egypt.

“What is being said about the Mossad throwing the deadly shark (in the sea) to hit tourism in Egypt is not out of the question, but it needs time to confirm,” South Sinai Governor Mohamed Abdel Fadil Shousha was quoted as saying by state news site egynews.net…. http://uk.reuters.com/article/2010/12/06/uk-egypt-shark-idUK...

This is a single example and a relatively lighthearted one. The protocols (because of their history) is less funny but more mainstream.

There is a difference between that and false (or falsified) intelligence about the nuclear capabilities of Iraq or Iran (which is trying hard to convince the world it is trying to build them), two countries that are/were constantly on the brink of war with very dangerous powers. One is similar to 'She's a witch' and the other is like 'She's a criminal.' Both may be false but they are not the same.

I have no personal dislike for Arabs or Muslims. I know many and have had great friendships. I also do not really consider myself Jewish, or that my Judaism isn't very important to me.
There are ~50 mutually exclusive religions in this world.
It is prudent to create 50 independent states for these people.
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Probably because your comparisons are extremely superficial. Jews have been persecuted in many different countries. It's a completely different situation from Tutsis in Rwanda, for instance.

The only other group mentioned by you that has been discriminated against in many different places are the gypsies, but again the reasons are very different.
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Excellent library but they need to fix this piece of misinformation: "A project that is released as GPL cannot be used in any commercial product without the product itself also being offered as open source."

This is false. A project released as GPL can also be released on another (commercial) license.
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It was rude to be rude to the people paying him to be rude because it appears to the other members of the audience who were not being paid to be rude that being rude and interrupting the talk is acceptable practice.
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I should clarify: many things like this lend themselves to video, but not directly. As ibuildthings pointed out you have to be very careful becuase for video the human eye is very sensitive to the sharp edge artifacts algorithms like this can produce; much more so than it is to motion blur.
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What a [deleted] comment by Laurie.

Does he really imagine people solve Sudoku puzzles just to get the answer and because they are too stupid to look at the solved answer?

Do we have any other insights from these people [edited]? Perhaps why go for a walk when you did the same walk last week? Or why eat food when you're only going to go to the toilet?

And people wonder why geeks don't have friends.

EDIT for tone.
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Cause you doing it wrong. As i already mentioned in the gist comments, putting the c library static into the application is like putting the browser into js.

Without a lot of optimizing iam around 5k binary and 200 lines of assembler (without linker and other header overhead)
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I did not say they are equivalent cases. I said that both should be considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. That did not happen in either case, and I'm not willing to accept the summary execution of anyone, not even Osama Bin Laden.

In case there was any doubt: personally, I don't think the evidence to convict the Dalai Lama as a terrorist exists. The same probably cannot be said for the person we are so frivolously comparing him to.
I don't think DSLRs have the processing power needed to unblur the images. It took several seconds to unblur a section of an image. It'd probably be faster to upload the image to a cloud processor and have it unblur it for you.
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Yep, I can imagine continuity problems, flicker etc. could show up in video.
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Why even bother to shut down? Google could probably just go "Haha! Fuck you. Who's your closest supervisor in an elected office?" Next day, "<Official> wants Google to share your personal information with the Federal Government" magically becomes the top hit for that name.

Bureaucrats and spooks are happy to play this game because they know it never comes back to them. Nobody who has to answer to voters would dare put their name on it-- we're looking for any damn excuse to not vote for the incumbent this cycle.

But I guess standing up for us could mean a hit to shareholder value, and some things just aren't worth sacrificing.
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> I agree - the girl's knowledge might be a net win, provided she doesn't go out of her way to use it.

It's only a net win if the price is right and the project requires such knowledge (in the case of C, mostly likely the trade-off would be a bad one, experience at that level comes at a steep price, fixing bugs due to a lack of knowledge about what happens 'under the hood' is expensive too...).
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What was worse with Israel than all the other area losses during the World Wars? If anything, I'd say Karelia was worse than Israel.

The main difference to Karelia I can see, is that many refugees from Israel are locked into camps and get their lives destroyed, just in order to keep the question alive.

The point isn't right or wrong; the point is that everyone else with similar experiences left it behind them. Including almost all the Jews that lived in the Muslim world and had to leave -- because of their religion, not because of a civil war.
I think it would be unreasonable to claim that it is fake anyway, since relevant research has been public for some time. If there's an amount of trickery involved, it's in the parameter files he loaded (they might be nontrivial/nonautomatic to produce).
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I had to write a sudoku solver in a job interview on a white board. I felt and still feel that it was a bit non-trivial for a job interview question, but nonetheless I arrived at the same answer Peter Norvig did.
Ah, I'm using a newer version of gcc, which seems to catch the warning regardless of the optimisation level (including none at all). The text of the man page also seems to be different.
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I told them, you could of course lie.
I didn't downvote you, but

"if you go to a university campus good look finding a single muslim student"

is utter bullshit. There's nothing friendly I can reply here, you just pulled that out of your rear end. Stating it that broadly you were _obviously_ completely wrong, but from my (of course biased, limited) experience in Germany muslim students are actually common. A minority? Yes, but I guess ~real~ christian students are underrepresented as well.
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Please: "Be civil.... When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names."

There is something in Laurie's comment. You could have focussed on why people enjoy Sudoku anyway without being rude and sarcastic.
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I would be surprised if Linux had it over the TRON Project ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRON_Project ), but then again, TRON and Linux are in different 'leagues' as far as 'operating systems' go.
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Weird thing is that Firefox isn't doing anything when I click on that, either at from the site or from here. I had to fire up WGet, which showed me that the request gets bounced to a cached copy located at a different URL:

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I wonder, what if I don't know Sudoku rules at all?
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There is no reason for me to take it personal. I am Indian, not an arab. By ethnic origins I might have Hindu ancestors.

My point was people are every where the same. Jews or other wise. The problem exists because of massive trust deficit due to a long chain of history of events. We need tolerance from both the parties if they want to leave in peace. And lets hope they are sensible enough to realize that.

I am great admirer of all cultures. I would love to visit Israel some day learn and experience Jewish culture to the fullest
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