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The funny thing is, he hasn't once advocated homeopathy as far as I can tell. As I read it, he seems to be saying we should learn about homeopathy to see how we got where we are (i.e. what mistakes were made in the past, how can we recognize when we're looking in the wrong places, all the benefits one gets from studying history).

Where he advocates "alternative medicine" he seems to be using the definition of "alternative medicine" as "things that seem to work but are not approved by the FDA".
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I don't, and I suspect the opposite may be true. It's easy to approach this from the perspective of Star Trek or early AI thinking, but that's flawed. We don't understand consciousness at present but we do understand a little bit about cognition and emotion, and we can infer what we see based on examples. It's tempting to think that emotion is the height of human consciousness (the classic Star Trek fallacy), but this is plainly not true. Animals much less mentally adept than humans experience emotion and feelings. Indeed, it seems quite likely that such responses are easier to bootstrap than self-awareness and fully developed perception of the world.

Personally I think we're more likely to see emotional robots before we see truly human level AI. There is still reason for caution of course because emotion does not rule out psychopathy. There is certainly a danger that malevolent or even merely competitive AIs could play the emotion game better than humans, and gain the upper hand (meaning: wealth, control, power, etc.) Consider how much emotion affects the entertainment industry, and the sheer amount of money involved (from TV and films to music to books to comics to games and even to restaurants and food, not to mention pornography and prostitution). Consider how much emotion plays into politics.

Overall I think Blade Runner and A.I. had it more right than Star Trek or Star Wars. It'll be interesting to see how it all plays out of course.
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That's a different source though, and figures for the world not the US, so not directly comparable.

Neilsen do update the figures every so often in items on their blog, but that was the latest historical graph.

This entry from last month has the figures for June (so six months since the last figures shown on the graph) Android up 14 points to 40%, RIM down 8 points to 19% and Apple still steady at 28%:

http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire/online_mobile/40-percent...

I believe someone on hacker news was copying these monthly updates into a spreadsheet so they could make their own graphs without having to buy the full report and sharing the results, you might be able to find a link if you search.
Would be neat to have the ability to forward any TCP connection on port X to host Y port Z.

Maybe could even add the ability to peek into the stream to determine which host to forward to based on protocol (think FTP etc.).
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It leaves out a couple of my favs:

Super Troopers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiqkclCJsZs

Red Dwarf: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUFkb0d1kbU
Doesn't sound right. Mobile devices accounts for 70% of mobile phone market?
I just did http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=... and took the first number from the top... Looking back it was actually the number from 2009.
He is almost true in the pragmatic sense that a lot of the OS is open sourced and it certainly lends itself well to running and developing open source.

Of course it isn't open in the Stallman sense of "if you don't melt the ore yourself, it's not open" but then again Linuxes and others aren't, too.
Collaboration with a bad government is always optional, you can cease to do business. That's definitely tenable. It takes a lot of balls to do so.

Imagine google coming right out and saying: 'Our do no evil motto is our guiding light and we have decided that being forced by the government to act in this manner to prevent our technology from being used to spy on American citizens in ways that we can not in good conscience allow is against our principles. Therefore we will cease operating today.'.

I'm trying to imagine the effect of such a move, it strikes me that the ensuing fall-out would probably see the government as the losing party and google re-instated in very short order.

Sometimes you have to make a stand, if the same thing was a good enough reason for google to cease to do business in China then maybe it should be good enough to cease doing business in the US.
Great comment.

> Before cars, towns were organized for churches or shuls to be within walking distance which means segregation.

It's not gone. Some areas of North London are full of kosher delis, men with black hats and side-curls, etc, some don't have any.
I believe the mechanism is simply that you forget stuff if not actively using it (for the long holidays) and that practising something you are doing wrong is more harmful than not doing it at all (for homework).

Both problems are mitigated by having parents that have the time, ability and inclination to help you. If we're trying to find out who has the most well-off parents we could abolish school and award jobs based on the zipcode you were born in. If we're trying to actually educate a population then we should ditch the long holidays and the homework.

This would only hurt better-off children relatively (and may even help some or even all of them in absolute terms), as their peers would no longer be such poor students. I like to think the benefits of having an educated population would outweigh the benefit of being a big fish in an educationally small pond.
I think that the biggest positive of doing something like that is that execution is so crucial to success. Yeah, there are big players in the game, but nothing is stopping some hotshot engineer from coming up with a new, amazing way to keep track of your stuff. Yeah, its really hard, especially with everyone thinking the same thing, but it puts you on a more level playing field than other things might.

Are you going to take over the world with RememberTheMilk? probably not, but you can carve out a pretty nice niche for yourself, and if you're good enough be acquired by one of those big names.
> Apple so easily could have gone the way of SGI, the way of Sun. Instead, it literally shapes the future of the industry. All because in 1997 Steve was able to offer a simple and compelling reason for Apple to exist. A purpose. And it’s a purpose that managed to aggregate some of the most talented people in the world to do some of their best work. Again and again.

Isn't it survivorship bias?
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I have no stats regarding "purchasing power" but looking at List of languages by number of native speakers[1], the obvious candidates would be French, Portuguese and Arabic

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_languages_by_number_of_...
v8 actually runs the code, though, so it's not an accurate comparison.

(That said, this thread is just silly. I don't like Dart because it looks like it's built for obsolescense, but the hello world extrapolation is nonsense, as has been pointed out.)
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That statistic is weird however you might want to interpret it because it in no way accounts for people having multiple phones, which is in no way rare.
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Was very eager to know - how does it work?
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The article mentions that he drove with no license plate. But I always wondered if he possessed the plate and never attached it, keeping it inside the car just in case.
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I assume the 16% are supposedf to mean 16% for distinct queries. The well-known queries and common typos are entered a lot more frequently - so a huge portion of those 16% may actually just be bored people googling for "fist-on-keyboard"
As computer security expert Ben Laurie has stated, Sudoku is "a denial of service attack on human intellect". Several people I know (including my wife) were infected by the virus, and I thought maybe this would demonstrate that they didn't need to spend any more time on Sudoku. It didn't work for my friends (although my wife has since independently kicked the habit without my help), but at least one stranger wrote and said this page worked for him, so I've made the world more productive.

This has probably worked on me too. Watching a computer play tetris had the same effect on me for that game.
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Pardon my ignorance, Or may be I'm just out uninformed.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_X - mentions, its under a proprietary EULA.
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Well, by "web programming" in the context of the original comment, I was talking mostly about web backends. If you mean that, then yeah, we'd develop those in one language, in fact we already do in some case (node.js et al).

But I don't qualify that as "systems programming", to quote Wikipedia:

"System programming (or systems programming) is the activity of programming system software".

and:

"System software is computer software designed to operate the computer hardware and to provide a platform for running application software".
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So... how does Facebook make money in your interpretation of things?
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Since bouncy is just parsing the http headers and sending along the raw tcp stream

How does it deal with a second HTTP requests on one kept-alive connection that should be routed to another server?
Super comment, thank you very much. What about the Israeli/Palestinian issue? I find that tends to polarize people strongly as well.
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What's the advantage of using this over tunneling with SSH?
yup, downplayed, seems true. Is this something like: stop hypness on critical launch - which would succeed however? - I'm referring google+ like launches and critics.
Less hypeness = less survey = less critics, something like that?
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Use 'we' in your marketing copy and automated emails. It's rare that a 1 person startup hasn't used other people along the way such as designers, developers and testers. So there's no dishonesty and it sounds better.

Use 'I', when you communicate directly.
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What they should do is partner with a DSLR maker and put this in the firmware of the camera itself. Imagine one button blur correction. That'd be amazing.
Thought this stat from the "Search improves the bottom line" was a little lame:

89% of the traffic generated by search ads is not replaced by organic clicks when ads are paused.*

Google Search Ads Pause Studies, July 2011
*For those who have been running paid search campaigns.

My parsing of this interprets it as: "89% of advertisers aren't dumb enough to compete with their own organic SEO traffic by placing paid ads sponsoring the same keywords."
A terrible, terrible article.

- App organisation problem
If there are too many apps on the device for the user to handle, there are other solutions. For example sorting them by how often they are used (iPhone does this already on the task bar)

The rest of the article is even worse...
The only reason it's fashionable to do so is
because it's Google. If this was some independent
developer everyone would be falling over themselves
to dig in.

Except that there's nothing released to "dig in" and if this came from an independent developer I would barely open the link.
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I liked the idea of your service although I was reluctand to give it access to my dropbox as I wasn't sure what that meant. Would you be able to see all my files ?

In terms of monitization I think you're screwed, unless you got down the banner ads route which is going to make the site look terrible.
This software fills the same niche that something like HAProxy or apache virtual hosts fills right now. Bouncy is great for when you have services on your internal network or on different ports and you want to map them to subdomains.
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>that there is in fact a credible domestic threat against the United States

Against the United States... or against the US elite?
Actually human eye/brain is much more forgiving to motion blur in video that in still images. The chances are that one will spot quite a number of artifacts [compression as well as blur] in a grabbed frame of an HD quality video, which is otherwise unacceptable in a photograph.

In theory, you can tweak this method such that it is run in parallel frames 'almost' independently. I say 'almost' since you will have to factor in temporal coherence, such that deconvolution kernels do not vary much between subsequent frames (otherwise it will cause unwarranted flicker and jitter like effects)

However, more pertinent and related problem with respect to video is that of image stabilization. And computer vision community is making some exciting strides in the front; for eg: http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~fliu/ .
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> What I can't see is rationale in inventing yet another language

I can see that, if it's a significant improvement on the previous language for the user base.

That's not the case for Dart, I see a lot of truth in the quips "puts the Java back into Javascript" and "Takes a hard turn towards going back to more machine-friendly and less developer-friendly languages".

New languages are a fine thing, but Dart is neither original nor interesting, it's mostly shoving back a heap-ful of Java into Javascript and calling it a day, that's not helpful.

Some sort of web IR all web languages could compile to would be useful (especially with broad support from other browser vendors), a chopped down Javascript with its problems fixed (JS 1.7's `let` instead of current `var`, "strict-mode" by default, structural types, typed object keys, an actual integer type) would be helpful, a "best subset" of Harmony would be helpful, Harmony itself would be helpful, a brand new language with PL concepts less than 30 years old would be helpful, but from what I've seen so far Dart is none of these.
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> This project [...] is extremely ambitious

Could you point out what you think is ambitious about it, apart from the ambition of trying to replace javascript of course?
"Probably over-quoted these days, but I think we all know where JavaScript falls."

Well, if the distinction is between the ones nobody uses and the one "everybody complains about", then we also know where Dart falls...
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I guess what I was saying there isn't the whole story, since bouncy uses node's http parser directly to handle splitting up keep-alive requests. What I meant was more that bouncy sends data over a tcp stream instead of simply passing the request object through to an http client request.
Like I said, I have no wish to justify Israeli policies and there are many genuine reasons to object to them. History I don't even think it's possible to justify.

I was commenting though on different types of objection though. Objections based on delusions, nationalism and religion. Jews absolutely do not have a monopoly over these. Anti-muslim sentiment in the Europe is largely xenophobia and in the US its mostly nationalism. These (as I'm pretty sure you agree by reading what you wrote).

But the scale and flavour of some of the delusions directed at Israel from what are in the Muslim world, non marginal sources are uncommonly fantastic. I participated in a Syrian-Israeli dialogue once where we answer each others' objections to peace. We found that the majority of Syrians believe that the stripes on Israel's flag represent the sea and the euphrates, Israel's ambition to conquer all of modern Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria. They referenced a nonexistent map in the Israeli Parliament, nonexistent speeches by early leaders, etc. These were not hawks by any means. They doctors and engineers and teachers that wanted peace and were actively pursuing it. They basically wanted a guarantee that Israel will give up these ambitions. All fantasy.

There are some insane surveys from various countries (Egypt, most commonly) about what the average person believes.

Americans can be delusionaly racist and nationalistic to. But, you can't sell the idea that shark attacks were orchestrated by from Iran or anything like that.
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Samsung have just overtaken Apple in total smartphone sales, though they have a few more models than Apple. But if you look at the trajectory (they came from nothing in the last year or so) it's only a matter of time before their flagship outsells Apple's in more countries than it already does.
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Different thing, no?

This seems to redirect locally. It seems to be more of a dynamic port redirection (the article could've been a little clearer..).

You wouldn't use SSH to redirect stuff from port x on localhost to port y and you couldn't do it dynamically (unless you'd like to spawn ssh for each connection, setting up -L according to header information in the request).
One of the tricky thrones in this method is extracting/guessing the camera motion path purely from image measurements. Better the estimate, the better the deblur kernel will be. What might be cool is if they can extract out meta-information using some kind of inertial and gyroscope-akin sensors (which are fast becoming standard in phones and cameras), which can supplement the motion path computation algorithm.
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I think he's referring to this diagram:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/adurdin/4944720731/
Yes. Maybe it's time to consider Dart an experimentation, for which the jury is still out, and stick to older languages with serious ecosystem when it comes to production.
Be awesome if this had a jsgi and/or connect interface to drop in HTTP middleware components for given routes.. is this on your roadmap?
Cofounders need good conflict resolution skills. Sounds pretty obvious, but this is the first piece I've seen that says it outright.
Do you even understand programming? It includes the runtime, dammnit.

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8K --you know, they used to write whole games in 8K.
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Ah, a good old "you don't agree with me, therefore you must be blind" argument. No - other people aren't blind, they just disagree with you.

Webapps are fine in very few scenarios (like the movie poster one you mentioned), but for quite many they are lousy. For example, most games & productivity tools perform far better when on the device. And these are the best selling apps.

Finally, the first argument of your post, about the app organisation.. Really? In case of the iPhone there are three ways to access each app. First there is the home screen, and I agree that it becomes messy when dealing with >50 apps.
BUT there is also an app search and the "recently opened" list - these make the whole "app organisation" thing a non-issue. I guess the same goes for other mobile platforms.

Besides - you're trying to tell us that mobile apps are easier to organise? I either have to type in the whole address (so it's slower than using the built-in app search), or google the app name (even slower & requires net access), or choose it from my bookmarks (which is basically the same as the home screen).