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Same old, same old.. Waiting for the debunk post.
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I guess that would be corrected for in the above-mentioned "The correlates included demographic and status variables" ? Lifespan is objective so rather easy to correct for.
True, it's not known as "The Daily Fail" for nothing.
How so? I still like a lot of their products and APIs.
wow, I just love it how you managed to make that many assumptions about me in just a couple of sentences.
That plus the kinda fakey-looking screen made me think the whole thing was staged. Then again, if you were going to stage it, you could do a lot better than that camera motion without trying very hard.
I haven't analyzed this algorithm for correctness (nor even understood it), but it doesn't run in polynomial time. In every iteration of the outer loop, it compares 2^2^n bits, where n is the number of variables. It looks like he's basically encoding the problem as a bit string and then comparing it.
One of the things I did during my stint at Sony was video stabilization for their desktop nonlinear video editing software. We were hoping to not only stabilize (which is a pretty straightforward thing to do these days) but also use the motion data to inform a deconvolution to clean up motion blurred frames. Alas, my project ran out of time and we ended up licensing a third party stabilizer.

But yes, most image processing techniques like this lend themselves to video. This is something I hope my startup will someday be able to integrate into our collaborative video editor...
Blackberry has UI guidelines?

They shouldn't confuse limitations with guidelines...
Of course the experiments are in released products. How else are we to find out whether proposed features are useful to designers or not?

Really you're ranting about poor web designers who don't understand that different web browsers behave differently, particularly w.r.t. newer features and especially w.r.t. unstandardised features. Do you really think poor web designers would stop designing mobile sites specifically for the iphone's screen dimensions and start taking the plethora of android devices into account if only they were restricted to html4 and css1?
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How is that a similar? If anything, muslim populations in western countries are underrepresented in universities. Heck, some european countries are tipping 10% muslim population, yet if you go to a university campus good look finding a single muslim student. Problems are quite the opposite. There are special open doors on universities for immigrants to try to mitigate this problem, still it's not quite working so well.
As for jewish being undesirable at universities, I find that just stupid. They appear to be among the most competent people, and appear to integrate just fine. Why would someone not want such people around at a production environment?
Same disclaimer, but yes, assuming constant-time operations on arbitrary-precision integers represents a fairly common mistake in big-O analysis.
I actually don't believe that...or, at least, I don't believe it means what I think I'm supposed to believe it means.

If they do 3 billion queries per day[1], that's almost 500 million new queries every day. You gotta figure most misspellings and typos are repeats..

[1] http://www.quora.com/How-many-search-queries-does-Google-ser...
Oh, please, the arXiv is full of proofs that either P=NP or P != NP (sometimes the same author proves one thing, then changes his mind and proves the opposite).

For this one in particular it is very easy to find the flaw

Let @Unsolvable = (2 ^ (2 ^ Variables.Count)) - 1

@Unsolvable has 2^Variables bits, so it can't be computed in polynomial time.
This is a typical fallacy by novices: assume that all arithmetic operations can be computed in constant time and constant space, regardless of the precision.
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"Every technology era has its four horsemen driving growth and innovation"

It appears to cherry pick solution. Mainframe computing in the 1960s and 1970s was dominated by IBM. IBM controlled over 50% of the market. The competition was first "the seven dwarves" and later five, also known as "BUNCH" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BUNCH).

What are the other three horsemen which could be compared to IBM?
The encoding looks fine, but the algorithm isn't polynomial. Examine the following:

Let @Unsolvable = (2 ^ (2 ^ Variables.Count)) - 1

...

If @Result = @Unsolvable
Return FALSE /*the formula cannot be satisfied*/
End if

@Unsolvable is exponential in the number of variables in the CNF. Thus there's an assumption here that the machine has a data-type capable of containing arbitrarily large integers.

For example, if there are 10 variables, then @Unsolvable is 2^2^10-1. And so on. It doesn't matter whether his loops are polynomial, within the loops he's got something exponential in the number of variables.
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Indeed. And held the camera steady. I have motion sickness now, and I'm sitting at my desk :(
Show HN: Colorthis A API to create colored boxes
Hi HN,

This is my very first API that I've designed and deployed and I hope to get your feedback and criticism.

Colorthis is a web service for designers and web developers to create blank images for designing/prototyping.

I've originally created this for my own purpose as I find myself having to create blank images for my projects quite often and I thought since its already done, might as well let the whole world have access to it.

http://colorthis.heroku.com

Would you use something like this?
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Example: checking out a repository where someone named (say) a file 'foo' and a directory 'Foo'. It happens. Most of the time that checkout will simply fail. Having this not work is less than enjoyable.
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I'd jump at any chance to buy an acre of land zoned for residential construction for only 100k, even in the most 'rural' areas here ('rural' being relative, even very rural here is still suburban by US standards).
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> Hell, Mac OS X is the most popular open sourced operating system on the planet.

No. Linux.
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Any completely unfinished project has 'tons of potential'. Saying that Dart is extremely ambitious simply isn't supported by what Google has currently released, even if the leaked memo had suggested ambition. Too much of what Dart actually does could be done as a JS library, and as a result, the remainder has a hard time looking impressive when you're talking about an entirely new language and toolchain.
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A few years ago I heard Sergey say it was 20% ... so I guess the number is gently trending down.

Would be cool to see the curve for this.
You're right, I was. During that four minutes, I thought he was being a bit rude and playing an unnecessary role. Better?

Honestly though, if people were enjoying them, I don't think it's any less rude. It says more to me about the anti-intellectualism mentioned earlier. Reminds me of the Diesel campaign surrounding the word "Stupid".

I don't know, I think you can nail this kind of repartee and it's funny and makes things flow - which stops the day from getting boring and stiff. But I hate it when it's not quite right. Kinda like the MC at a gig who tries to make bad jokes and ends up being super awkward.
The early Hubble images were fixed, maybe there's something around for those?

(http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1992ASPC...25..226K)

What an awful URL.
Python has a great, clean, compact and expressive syntax and a lot of syntactic sugar. Erlang does concurrency and error handling well. A mix of the two would be a great language to work with.
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Your comments would be even more germane 100 years ago. Why didn't that lead to a crisis?

Fingers.
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> So much of image (and audio!) processing is about getting away with noise the person can't detect :)

Adobe's noise processing algorithms in their software are something else, especially in ACR6/Lightroom 3.

I moved 'down' from a 5D2 to a Panasonic GF1 as I don't shoot pro anymore, and ISO1600 on this thing with a slightly-off exposure can be pretty noisy. Lightroom cleans it up incredibly well without losing clarity/sharpness. Before that, I'd just do all I could to keep the ISO down so I didn't 'lose' images to noise.
One obvious mistake is on Page 2 (pseudo-code).

@Result = @Result | @ClauseResult

But @Result is 0 by default.
I'm amused at the juxtaposition of these two:

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>> So much of image (and audio!) processing is about getting away with noise the person can't detect

For example, if you see what looks like blurry skin, and you de-blur it into skin, no-one will complain. Unless your de-blur noise elimination thinks the blurry eyes are noise, and turns the subject into a faceless monster.
I see the need for javascript replacement, and Dart is a valid attempt at that.

What I can't see is rationale in inventing yet another language, when there are alternatives that already exist, have decent user base, and could be a good fit (see Lua, Ruby, Mirah, Coffescript).

Someone on the Clojure mailing list said that the best thing would be if VM/Runtime that will run Dart on non Chrome browsers could be reused/repurposed to run alternative languages like Coffescript or Clojurescript, it would be best possible solution.
And at the same time the Russians did much to preserve Yiddish (a Jewish language).
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What has it been like to watch China change so drastically in recent years?
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I think the better question is why you're so worried about people criticizing the US?
I saw at least two task manager/to-do list applications.

I don't get the attraction - firstly it seems to me to be a FNAC (feature not a company), secondly you are competing aginst big players (Google), larger startups (Evernote) and a thousand smaller players (RememberTheMilk etc). What is the attraction?

Is it simply that it is easy to build?
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Exactly: remember Don Draper in Mad Men? Pile of crisp shirts in the desk drawer for those occasions when he'd stayed out all night & had to look presentable the next day.

(Not saying you should emulate DD otherwise mind!)
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I am really disappointed seeing the "yet familiar" argument behind the C-like syntax.

It takes a day to get used to Python syntax, and another day to make it subconscious, that is to stop forgetting it.

The arrow in CoffeeScript is a pain to type, but overall CS saves you a lot of time.

How come Google that can dictate rules to some extent, doesn't have the balls to fix the long lasting issue with syntax? Why voluntarily subject oneself to, probably, years of pain?! Did they just start following letter-by-letter the success stories, like the one of Javascript? (scheme+smalltalk+java/c syntax)

I can't find an explanation to this.
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I agree, and it has puzzled me also why so many people just doesn't get it. Apple operates as dependently as a clock. You can see from a mile away what their intentions are when they've done something (or haven't done something), and they are often honest and upfront about it.

And yet, people think Apple have some sort of unlikely agenda of world domination. Jesus christ. They just want to make the best products possible, what is so hard to understand about that?
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While I'd tend to agree with you in general, I'd still say that unfamiliarity with Python is enough to blow a minute fretting over semantics - that is not a particularly "line-noise"-free version of quicksort, there's still a bit of non-algorithmic crap to parse (and worry about). As I mentioned above, there's a potential false-bug based on the empty filter statement handling, which is reliant on Python knowledge (it's not at all obvious [and IMO, not a great idea] that a language would auto-convert an empty list to false, some don't, and that's exactly the type of bug that does show up in the real world...).

Bump that to a minute and a half for people that don't do Python, or at least give them a clear assurance that they can assume anything requiring specific Python knowledge is not buggy, and I'd say you're right on, though.
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I'm noticing all those functions being defined with ever increasing argument counts. I'm sure Google will optimise the output one day, as soon as they learn about arguments.length.
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For a while digital camcorders has had a digital image stabilisation feature build in. It seems to work like this.

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Probably caused by not understanding CPU architectures. Comparing two 8-bit integers and two 32-bit integers takes the same number of cycles on a 32-bit processor, but only because the CPU designers have accepted greater space complexity to reduce time complexity.
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And that's compiled code! And it also links to libc! But then again, any JS program requires tons of compiled C/C++ code to run.
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So now we need blurring algorithms that cause actual information loss (I'm sure they already exist, but now there's suddenly a bigger market for them).
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> Why didn't that lead to a crisis?

I beg your pardon? 1929? World War II? Permanent cycling between "growth" and recession? Our world practically runs on crises! Now, the planet is still spinning, but I very much doubt the way economy runs now is anywhere close to optimal. ("Far away from optimum" counts as "fundamentally broken" in my book, because both call for a fix.)

Regarding automation, imagine for a second that we automate a large part of our industry. Say, driving. That would potentially be awesome: it would significantly reduce the amount of mandatory work. But what will probably happen ? Big economic problems triggered by trucker's unemployment.
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The person you're responding to is saying that the zionist movement is a major reason for modern antisemitism. That antisemitism predates the zionist movement has no power to refute his point, unless the reasons for antisemitism have been static throughout history, which they haven't.
Interesting anecdote; I wonder if there is any software which people "lust after" or if that's something reserved for physical products.
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Extreme forms of Antisemitism existed long before even Muhammad was born. You are probably referring to the outcome of a half a century long conflict. Yes there is a lot of anti-Jew factor in the Muslim world(I am a Muslim my self).

But there is also a lot of anti-Muslim factor widely prevalent in the west too! Every bit of people on this earth have suffered with that problem. The Muslim world looks at these problems from their own view. Think of it this way, there was no signs of Israel in the Arab world around a century back, the settlements start. There are splinter groups. Slowly albeit steadily a vast majority of the native population was displaced to settle new set of people. A new nation is declared, backed by most powerful nations on earth. What was your country yesterday is not today and you are mercilessly kicked out. Now what sins did the natives do to deserve that? On top of loosing their lands, there is huge under development and humiliation since decades. How do you expect them to react?

To quote Ben Gurion himself:

I don't understand your optimism. Why should the Arabs make peace? If I were an Arab leader I would never make terms with Israel. That is natural: we have taken their country. Sure, God promised it to us, but what does that matter to them? Our God is not theirs. We come from Israel, it's true, but two thousand years ago, and what is that to them? There has been antisemitism, the Nazis, Hitler, Auschwitz, but was that their fault? They only see one thing: we have come here and stolen their country. Why should they accept that? They may perhaps forget in one or two generations' time, but for the moment there is no chance. So, it's simple: we have to stay strong and maintain a powerful army. Our whole policy is there. Otherwise the Arabs will wipe us out.

- http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/David_Ben-Gurion

Tomorrow if some state like California is invaded by some one, existing citizens of the state thrown out. How will those people react. Will they laughingly walk out of their homes, stay in tents and welcome the invaders with Garlands? And business goes around normal?

There isn't a community on earth today which is different than any other community. People everywhere are just the same. When these sort of things happen friction is but natural but to take place.

All nations and their people on earth or same, Jews, Muslims and Christians. No one is different. Now there is also a clash of cultures. Others like their culture as much as you like yours. To assume everybody must follow your way of life is unacceptable to any community on earth.

I come from a nation(India) which hasn't attacked/invaded any country in thousands of years. We even got our freedom through complete non-violence. For thousands of years we absorbed other religions, cultures and languages and their people with open arms. Tolerance is not everybody's cup of tea.

Friction will remain, the way out is tolerance and respect for others.
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Nope, not really :) In fact, I'm a pretty big fan of French culture in general (being able to read Balzac or Stendhal in original is certainly a treat for me). About the French work culture in particular, my other "small" complaint is that I think the 35-hour week is not going to work. I went to Perpignan as a tourist in 2007 or so, and I was a little bit surprised that the only "tourism info center" had a 1h-break in the middle of day, with nobody left to answer requests. That's not a French-only problem, though, I saw similar issues in Barcelona or in Greece.
yeah, as someone who was forced to used SAP for a number of years I'm thinking - SAP has usability guidelines?

Like most people who've done enterprise class development, I've used my fair share of gawd awful software, but SAP is in it's own special class of horribleness