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Not necessarily. I don't know of an official term but it's some form of authoritarian fallacy.

The fallacy that tagging back to people's name is in some way a key to preventing anything. Like if you ban something and there's enough demand, government agencies would somehow be able to distinguish between who are criminals and who are accidental criminals and that their regulation will serve the needs of the good guys.

Tagging identities can at most link back traces to a "guy". Doesn't mean it would ever scale to lie detection.

Especially when one considers the virtue of lie detection as not being a zero sum game. A liar can use a pseudonym and not a real name and he can just as be caught. A better liar can acquire a fake "legal reality" real name and he can be just as hard to catch.

Even in minor cases that only require modding, the name is not as important as a "history" and a history will always be there with things like IP addresses. The need for a real name is just an assurance to satisfy the fears of those who are looking less for solutions and more at assurances that an unknown environment like anonymous internet would work closer to the proximity of reality that are more known to us even though in reality, our understanding of reality is just as false. We can totally live in a world (especially for urban areas) where our next neighbors are terrorists and we wouldn't know any better even if we are friends with them and know their names. (Which is not to say they are but the issue of names is fueled by our fear of the unknown and media and service providers banking on our fears to justify such identification procedures.)
I hope that whomever HP sells Palm off to will bring back the brand.
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Be went with PalmSource back when Palm was split into PalmOne and PalmSource. PalmOne then re-became Palm and was acquired by HP, but PalmSource was picked up by ACCESS.
That's the problem with tiny countries:

- Global market players don't come because they don't think the effort would pay for itself.

- The country is too tiny to make cloning business models feasible.

In Europe, there are a lot of tiny countries: 3 baltic states, 3 transcaucasian states, moldavia, some former yugoslavian states. And then you have countries that are just small and not very rich, so they are always late to any party: most of western europe, greece perhaps. Even some core european countries might see this effect (for example, where does Amazon work?)

And trying to bootstrap in ten mostly unrelated countries at once would lead to failure. And if you succeed, global players might come and eat your lunch.

It's an interesting effect where a small country suffers a noticeable drop in quality of online life due to many services being unavailable.
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Consider how many of those problems would go away. Drugs fund crime because drugs are crime; drugs fund organized crime because getting them from point A to point B requires an organized network.
People will abuse drugs whether or not they're legal.

Organized crime will profit off of drugs as long as they're not legal.
Please don't use google as a reference. Please, when you want to make a reference, use anything else.

The first two results are to hacker news (this page!) and after that the results are to pages about penny stocks.

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I know my google-fu is worthless but I can at least follow directions, and it still comes up with nothing.
Sorry about that, I was basing my comment off the Crunchbase profile (http://www.crunchbase.com/company/stripe) and assumed that was the logo.
He mentions things in that rant that I have no idea about, but I can get plenty of stuff done on Debian (as an example) - coding command line apps, creating services, deploying webapps...

I mean, it sounds like he's doing some pretty fiddly stuff - really getting in there and hacking. I don't see how that could ever be simple, and it certainly isn't anything 'end user' facing.

End users check their email online and work in spreadsheets occasionally. They don't develop server-side js frameworks. I guess the argument is that if things were simpler, then maybe they could do those things? But I don't buy it.

(I get the frustration, when you're held up for 45 minutes googling because some library is missing or a string isn't formatted just so, but that sort of thing only happens when you're literally hacking things up. Which isn't end user behavior, and I can't see how it could ever be a whole lot simpler. Maybe I'm just short sighted.
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It's great to get such a glowing review from Andy on one of the TWiT Network's most popular shows.

Longer term, I'd watch out for Tonara: they say their app can listen to what's actually being played and follow along, even if there are dozens of simultaneous notes. Scoble interviewed them recently: http://scobleizer.com/2011/09/15/tonara-an-ipad-app-for-musi...
Ask HN: Can anyone compare Stripe & Samurai?
Both seem to be new and exciting alternatives to the existing online payment solutions.

I'm able to do the basic comparison - Samurai is still Gateway/Merch account unlike Stripe, but seems to be 0.6% less per transaction and possibly offer more features because of the Gateway?

Is anyone able to offer a more detailed comparison of the two? Thanks in advance!
Sometimes the new magic incantation is longer than the old incantations it was based on, though. And slower. And harder to understand. And buggier. And doesn't expose important functionality, so you invent roundabout ways to access it. And when you put several abstractions on top of each other, you will eventually get all these problems combined.

For example, try to draw a single black pixel on the screen... using JavaScript, or better yet, some language that compiles to JavaScript. How long would that take you? How many lines of code? How fast does it run? How much memory used by all subsystems combined? How many system calls involved? In assembly language that would be one instruction. And don't tell me that drawing single pixels is unimportant. I can show you any number of hackers who would create extremely cool webapps if drawing a pixel took one assembly instruction.
Amen, brother. I'd really like to hear your take on the psychology of a mind that thinks changes like that that completely break APIs (Net::Delicious) is a good idea.
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How is that enlightening? The doc makes you sound like an imbecile.
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> Am I really "draining taxable income" if in the other scenario there wouldn't be any US taxable income either??

If you're going to get involved in the complexities of a country's tax system, never make the mistake of attempting to apply rational logic to it. That's a quick way to get into trouble.
Me too. Logging in a seeing just a partial listing of all the tags I've created since 2005 was disheartening.

Also didn't like running Net::Delicious and watching it fail.

Or watching my Firefox Delicious plugin completely fail after years of solid everyday use.

Unfortunately, my import into Pinboard left me with incomplete link history, but I assume the dev will help me figure out why it didn't like my entire feed.
I wish there were a trustworthy global payment operator a la Stripe.
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the main thing i took out of the experience was that i should stop being so afraid of suffering, because suffering can lead to personal growth.

also, realizing i didn't need a girlfriend to be happy was really big deal for me.
It requires less fuel because air friction works with you during deceleration, not against you, and because, by the time you do the landing, the craft weighs a lot less, not because you only need to slow down.

I think the video left out a lot of the dull part of aero breaking, making it look as if all breaking was done on rocket power.

I do not see how this would be cheaper and safer than just using a disposable run-of-the-mill steel pipe as main engine (yes, that is exaggerating), but they must have done the math.
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2. You can write purely functional code in JS.

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I'm shocked that about 90% of comments are bashing Ry. If it's not obvious to you that writing software sucks, it's because you haven't swallowed the red pill. You are not enlightened. What he says disturbs you and discomforts you because you've built your life on the blue pill notion that writing software is supposed to look something like this -- that memorizing the minutiae is justified and even somehow noble.

You're tempted to criticize because someone told you growing up that you're a unique little snowflake and your opinion is worthwhile whether it's qualified or not. This is Ry. And his sentiment is echoed by the greats, like Alan Kay and others. Listen for a second (and you can't listen if you're already babbling your unintelligible knee-jerk response).
I don't doubt it, but reading a book may make a lasting personality change too.
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I'd be much more impressed if they don't "scale" their employees at all. Github can not possibly need 40 employees at this point. Nothing ensures eventual mediocrity like hiring masses of people.
At the moment, they have a technical plan, working on the features and infrastructure that hold Firefox back. For example, they've put a lot of effort into reducing memory foot-print, into optimizing their 2D graphics stack, making it possible to have simple add-ons that work reliably across Firefox upgrades and even small things like "how much screen real-estate is taken up by non-web-content".

Once they've paid off some of the technical debt they built up with long-term supported releases, and they have a product that will wow Chrome users, I'm sure you'll hear their marketing department kicking into gear.
A wonderful trend people could encourage by making the non-open journals pay for reviews. It'd help the open journals compete.

In there end there shouldn't even be journals, just articles you're pointed to by smart people. Maybe someone would start a ThesisHub for collaboration...

BTW everyone, please release papers in a more useful format than PS/PDF. HTML/CSS is intended to handle device independence and different user needs and would be a better choice. PDFs, which I always read on the computer anyways, are more of a burden than a benefit. In a browser I can run Aardvark or other live editor and make a page readable. With PDF I'm stuck dragging a too-small window over a perfect representation of a useless printed page.
a) HP's probably offering it for pennies. Too good of a deal for any tablet/mobile player.

b) Amazon Silk is a game changer that probably has Google fuming. Buying Palm is probably a hedge bet in case Google clamps down. The end-user platform(devise, OS, browser) war between Google, Apple, and MS is to control the user data. Amazon wants to make sure it has an unrestricted piece of that data.
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You're overstating the issue. There's only one thing that keeps most services from being available: the insane antiquated and utterly corrupt copyright laws. Without that, there would be no issue.

Specific stuff like online payments very much depend on local context, and in many countries they barely even have the problem Stripe is trying to solve for the US market.
Hello,

could you link to Kevin Owocki's piece?

Regarding the data. Can you describe what kind of data you handle? Is it very structured? Is it big (>65000 rows)? Do you program?

I work with spreadsheet everyday. My advice from the heart would be to avoid them if you can. If you can't, then VBA and VLOOKUPs are your best friends.
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I'm looking at it. It's 1/1000the the size of the US, has 2 exports worth talking about, and it has to offer an 8% coupon in the bond market. This does not strike me as a useful model for the US or EU.
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Reading a "good" book definitely has lasting personality changes for me. I can safely say that at-least 15 of the 22 books I have read so far this year, had lasting effect on my personality.
Looking at the pricing offers one obvious answer: Samurai charges 2.3% plus $0.30, plus another $0.15 for American Express, and also charges $25/month. Stripe charges 2.9% plus $0.30, but charges no monthly fee and doesn't vary the price by card type.

As far as I can tell, Samurai doesn't seem to have automatic subscription handling, or if they do they don't seem to say anything about it on their features page. On the other hand, Samurai does offer the option of integrating with other merchant accounts in addition to their own, which you might care about.

Based on pricing alone, if you do more than about $4166/month in business, or you want to go to the effort of passing different transactions to different merchant accounts, you might save money with Samurai; otherwise you'll pay less with Stripe. Apart from that, Stripe appears to have some features that Samurai doesn't.

Personally, unless something changes between now and launch, I suspect we'll probably go with Stripe for Apters (http://apters.com), for simplicity of subscription handling if nothing else.
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Interesting take on it being a preemptive move. I wouldn't have seen that kind of competitive advantage in owning Palm... again, since it doesn't look to be a talent acquisitions and it isn't for patents (?) then the only thing left is WebOS, in which case what do these guys want with a incompatible clean-room OS?

Google already has too many mobile OS's and Amazon's expertise is elsewhere.

I feel like I'm missing some core component of Palm here that makes it valuable to even still be talked about. Had they had some amazing version of Android with a custom browser and all that, I'd understand this a lot more quickly.
The traditional, Marxist, explanation does not contradict this paper's model. If the traditional explanation is true, and I don't see why it couldn't be, this paper merely adds to it "and that gave the society as a whole a survival advantage".
Amazon is just about to start encouraging people to buy Android applications for the Amazon App Store that presumably wouldn't work on a webOS tablet. If Amazon are in the running, it can only be for the patent portfolio.

If Google were to clamp down on Android, why wouldn't Amazon just continue developing their Android fork? Seems like it would be a lot more effort to get webOS to where they need it to be.
I use tools like http://jsbin.com/ and http://jsfiddle.net/ a lot. But it's a different kettle of fish for JavaScript / HTML / CSS, since they can be a lot more practical, running directly in the browser.
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So very true. The difference between the me one year back and the me now is that I know how and why certain things are the way they are. Understanding is enlightening.

Ultimately, it is that resistance you need to seek out. Look for things that will challenge you consistely (sic). Work at them until the resistance goes away, and then look for something new. That's how you'll grow your craft. That's what will make you better than you are today.

Amen.
Instead of doing drugs to experience "enlightenment" (LOL), you could, I don't know... read a book and actually learn something of value.
I would like that to happen. I was never a fan of Palm products, but WebOS seems like a nice alternative OS for mobiles and tablets.

I'm sure Amazon would know how to handle it better than HP.
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That's pretty harsh. I bet you Huxley's original notes for Doors Of Perception were probably jumbled too. But both DoP and Mark's notes allude to the same thing: without a valve on our consciousness, we'd just sit around all day and be blown away by the creases in our jeans.

Edit: oh ya, and thanks for sharing Mark.
Exactly, and Heroku isn't simple.

It's just simple for you, because it places you in an actual end user role. (Which you pay for).

Heroku is no doubt complicated as hell for the people who developed it. So if the argument is that developing node.js should have been like deploying to a paid managed hosting environment with fairly tight requirements, then ok. But that's a weird thing to assert.
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