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I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "only vaguely." The fact that passionate developers are building developer tools has a lot to do with why we've been successful.

Chris, the CEO, has spoken at length about this topic. He and I built another site prior to GitHub where there was very little correlation between our interests and the product we were building. Not surprisingly, our hearts weren't in it and we threw in the towel.

All of this said, just because you're working on something you're passionate about doesn't immediately mean you're bound for success; it just helps tremendously.
It's not hard, but it's another barrier to entry.

On a personal note, I'd much rather try a language in a browser, then download it if I like it.
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You can charge from multiple URLs, but all your data will show up together as if it were for one account. If you want to have multiple accounts for different websites, your best bet currently is to just sign up multiple times (we're working on having subaccounts).
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I had troubles with some of the dev/beta releases of Chrome for Mac, so I switched back to stable and its working great. Maybe you're running one of those builds?
Not too hard! We're working on it right now and hope to have international support soon.
> Amazon could take the patents and throw WebOS away.

...along with at least 1 million webOS users? Who are currently buying software from the webOS store, and are likely to buy future webOS hardware from Amazon (or whoever else how makes it)? Really?
Do you have any broad advice on easing the config/make/make install process?
succeed = sending an email? some people have low ambitions, and distorted views on what success is
Thanks for sharing this. This is literally a legal proxy for understanding what kind of changes the article is talking about, so I think this is plenty relevant :)
Bold action is for sissies. We'll deal with the black hole when it comes!
With Fire, Amazon essentially has an independent OS. The only reason to by Palm would be that Google will not protect you as an Android maker and you need your own patent portfolio to defend yourself.
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And that's why you expand to europe first.
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Why?
There are multiple reasons. First, seeing your brain for the first time is a nice way to get a better understanding of yourself. What really matters to you, what is central in your life. Secondly, looking at your friends' brain is a wonderful way to know them better!

But that's not all, Myndpage is a new way to find people who think like you. For each set of two individuals, we compute a value called Myndness. The Myndness is a similarity percentage between two people's thinking. Right now, believe me, no other web service can do that in such a precise manner. Whether you're looking for business partners, drinking buddies, the love of your life or just feeling like comparing your way of thinking to your friends', Myndpage is the right place for you.

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Here are two graphical representations of my brain https://myndpage.com/david/nodes (chrome (or any high performance js engine browser) is highly recommended) and https://myndpage.com/david/arc .
As you can see I'm constructing a graph of your brain and you can navigate it.

We're still in beta now, so any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Also, considering that we're not native english speakers, any corrections regarding language are welcome. =)

The url in submission is an invitation link for HN!

This being the first batch of invitations we won't be giving away more than a few hundreds so be quick if you're interested!
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You realize most of Palm's pre-webOS patents weren't even owned by Palm by the time it was sold to HP, right? These guys (formerly Palmsource) own most of them: http://www.access-company.com/

All that's left are the webOS-centric patents for the most part, and patent applications such as the card metaphor (which would put QNX in a REALLY bad position if granted) are still pending.
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I could see Amazon using the card metaphor as a custom multitasking Android launcher with full power of a pending patent application behind it while ditching the remainder of the OS. It's the one distinction webOS has had in UX and one that's generally garnered the most positive attention.

I could not, however, see Amazon hedging on Android by holding webOS in state. That would be a rather insane move given the audience the Kindle Fire will attract from Day One.
Didn't Amazon work with Google to create the Fire?
Not only there, but zsh in urxvt on Arch Linux is able to do it too - I guess it's a general feature of zsh, then?
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1) 140% is a long way from 100%

2) Take a look at Japan:
http://www.tradingeconomics.com/japan/government-debt-to-gdp

220% of GDP and no one is worrying. Why? It's bond yield is so low: http://www.tradingeconomics.com/japan/government-bond-yield
(unlike Greece: http://www.tradingeconomics.com/greece/government-bond-yield)

The US incidentally has a bond yield roughly double Japan
http://www.tradingeconomics.com/united-states/government-bon...
Even though it has a much lower debt to GDP, it is paying almost the same interest per GDP!

And that's the funny thing about solvency. As long as investors give you low interest rates, all is well. If they decide you will be insolvent, bond rates rise, resulting in a self-fulfilling prophesy where you actually become insolvent.

Solvency is of course inversely correlated to debt to GDP ratio, but there are tons of other actions at work.
I've got the impression that the attitude is more like "carefully mind the details, so your users don't have to and they can just solve their fucking problem". If you program tools for other programmers, your users are also programmers, but don't assume they have your same background and are willing to mess with the same problems as you.

Designing and programming a tool that abstract the details from users is not more difficult, but it's very tedious. Just giving out meaningful and accurate error messages has a huge effect.
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What would this contract look like, and say? All up it seems a lot more complex - and potentially brittle and problematic - than just saying "look, we have a CEO and CTO now, for what that's worth in a tiny company, deal with it".
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Ahh yes, I forgot to mention the importance of an experienced "babysitter" for your first trip or three, until you're confident and fully comprehend where your mind will be going for the ensuing 3-6 hours.
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Im not from the USA, so I wonder what "Twitter paying $120K on average" actually means. After Taxes etc, how much of what the company pays will end up in the employees pocket to actually buy sutff?
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But the Kindle Fire is supposed to be an appliance. It's supposed to Just Work. Adding a second tablet with a different OS would confuse Amazon's target audience.
Same here, FF 6.0.2 on OSX 10.6.8

Teh interwebs are broken since 1993.

Luckily there is View/Page Style/No Style, and the Readability AddOn, both of which bring web sanity back.
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I distinctly remember them being decried as Communism, for understandable reasons.

Understandable that they are actually communist, or understandable that bankers and regulators would say any old bullshit to at least barely legitimize to the public massive transfers of wealth into their pockets?
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>There is a reason why drugs are prohibited in many countries. People don't use them "correctly" and can become messed up pretty heavily.

There's another reason they're prohibited as well - users tend to think a lot about interpersonal relations, society, power structures, etc.

Sorry to hear about your panic attacks, I've gone through the same thing as well, but likely a decade after I last took drugs of any kind. They're not fun. I sometimes wonder if maybe I had smoked a bit during my stressful times that I would have been able to put things in better perspective without having to resort to real mind altering drugs from the pharmacist. Who knows...
I think his rant is both brilliant and incredibly naive and confused. Let me explain.

He's right about the fight against unnecessary complexity. He's right about how ultimately the enduser's experience is king. But he's objecting to a lot of the complexity that lies behind that UX facade. Because that's exactly what that UX is: a facade. It's an abstraction. And one that sometimes leaks. The iPhone is loved because of it's UX. But inside, behind the screen, it's not a box of mostly empty air and perhaps a little magical fairy who blows kisses and VOILA! the UX is delivered. It doesn't work like that. There are moving parts, both physical and virtual, a lot of them, that must be complex because they have real world constraints they MUST satisfy which your own mental model or messy subconscious human desires don't have to satisfy. The little girl wants a pony and SHE WANTS IT RIGHT NOW, DADDY! But her father lives closer to reality. He can't just wave a magic wand and give her a pony. It takes time. It takes money. You have to find a pony. Get it. Where do you keep it? Who feeds it? Shelters it? Can we afford it? Or are we just going to let it starve after the little girl gets bored playing with it? These are all the niggling little details that lie around the edges and behind the scenes when trying to satisfying this little girl's desire for a pony immediately. It is good to satisfy and deliver a desired experience. It is dumb and naive to think it only takes the wave of a magic wand or the press of a button. Yes we can provide a button you can press to make that pony appear. We can. That's just straightforward engineering and entrepreneurship. But there's going to be a lot of complexity and ugly moving parts, some with sharp edges, or unpleasant chemical properties, or esoteric technical jargon, under the hood, to make that button press deliver.
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What jumped to my mind is that if you detect the vertical and horizontal lines - O(n) - and call those corners 'm'. You can then just run the O(n^2) bit on m rather than the whole n. Worst case n=m, but usually m will be massively smaller.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/289779/calculating-a-boun...
Can you put that on youtube or something? Sounds interesting.
No, they didn't. The biggest sign you can see out in the open is that the Fire is running a fork of 2.3 Gingerbread instead of 3.0 Honeycomb or the upcoming Ice Cream Sandwich.
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Take a look at this from back in 2009 when Apple were raising the possibility of sueing Palm over the original Pre being too close to their iPhone (according to them):

http://technologizer.com/2009/01/23/palm-responds-to-apple-i...

Of course this never happened, because to quote Palm at the time:

"Palm has a long history of innovation that is reflected in our products and robust patent portfolio, and we have long been recognized for our fundamental patents in the mobile space. If faced with legal action, we are confident that we have the tools necessary to defend ourselves."

Note that this statement was written well after the spin-off of Palmsource.
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Even living in the UK is frustrating some times. I wish more businesses advertise their operating limits on the home page. I got quite excited when looking at stripe, but only after looking half-way down their help & support page does it mention they are US only.
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The manuscript I read had a different cover, but I think it's the same book.

And yes, it's true. I work at NASA and some of my managers were there as early as the Apollo program. The connection to the military is an open secret that is well-known but has always been divorced from the mythic of the space race. It wasn't until the players retired, memoirs were published, and the fall of the U.S.S.R. that historians were able to put the pieces into a cohesive whole, telling the story from both sides. Matthew Brzezinski draws upon this more recent research for the book.
Mobile is definitely pushing the trend where "user experience" is the goal that developers push toward. And being "artistic" is one way to make the user experience better
Don't worry, I'm not going to get all Christina Aguilera on your ass. Anyway, I do admire your ambition at attempting something a little different from the 'guys chatting' norm.
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Currently no; waiting for custom LFH-60 <-> Dual-Link DVI cables.

A pair of these cables will allow one Radeon 6750 to power a T221 at full 3840x2400@48Hz resolution as two 1920x2400@48Hz displays in an Eyefinity configuration if you hack some EDID values. I chose the Radeon 6750 because it's the cheapest AMD card that has two dual-link DVI ports.

I chose AMD because Eyefinity supports framelock on a single card under Windows 7, whereas it seems like nVidia Surround only supports framelock across more than one card (which is inconvenient).

Framelock is necessary because Windows 7 doesn't have built-in support for desktop spanning across the two 1920x2400 displays like XP. (I believe this isn't an issue under Linux either). Without framelock support you'd get display tearing in the middle of the full 3840x2400 display.

It's a pity the nVidia route isn't an option: the AMD Catalyst drivers aren't as good as nVidia's (mouse cursor corruption in 2011? WTF AMD...), and the T221 was originally driven by nVidia cards it seems so the you'd think engineering design is there.
What about Dalvik and the on-going Oracle case? webOS has no Java, there is another distinction for you. It's the full stack in webOS that is unique, not just the UI.
Isn't the entire point of the op about making software simple for the end user? Obviously Heroku is complex underneath, but they've created a beautiful abstraction that makes an extremely complicated stack very simple to interact with. It doesn't solve every system administration problem in the world, but they're doing their part to make software more pleasant to work with.
'Nearly all of the participants in the new study considered themselves spiritually active (participating regularly in religious services, prayer or meditation).'

...

'In the study, the change occurred specifically in those volunteers who had undergone a "mystical experience,"... He defines "mystical experience" as among other things, "a sense of interconnectedness with all people and things accompanied by a sense of sacredness and reverence."'

So they took a bunch of people prone to mystical experiences and found when you give them hallucinogenics that they have further mystical experiences?
I think this holds for significant parts of the non-US world. In the Netherlands (and for that matter any European country I've visited) credit cards seem extremely uncommon. I am one of two people in my circle of acquaintances who owns a credit card and I only use it for buying stuff on-line (when no other option is available).

As I understand it you can also only get money from an ATM associated with your bank, making picking a bank an availability issue too. Here you can get money from an ATM not associated with your bank once every 24 hours, making ATM availability pretty much a non-issue.
Challenge accepted!

- Here's how needless Unix users is:

Every fresh server install, I have to make up a meaningless string called the 'login' of an 'admin user' who belongs to a 'group' called 'admin'. Once upon a time, I could use the well known admin login 'root'. Now that's not allowed. I have to make up a name, remember this name when you connect and then remember to prefix every command with sudo.

- Here's a better way of doing it:

Give me a server distro where I don't need a 'login'.

Meanwhile, why is apache pretending to be a 'user' called 'nobody'/'http' and not using some 'capabilities' or some shit like that?!!!!
> You know what actually makes a difference in life?

Taking action makes a difference in life. People don't take action just for its own sake. They have motivations. Where do this motivations come from? Ultimately the mind. The mind can be influenced by books and general knowledge, as well as experiences. Do you contest that if one did the same thing twice (once on drugs, the other not) that those experiences would different? Who's to say that the experience on the drugs can't be the one that inspires someone to do something with their life (or in this case, to alter their way of viewing the world)? You? What authority do you have in such a field? What are you credentials to make such proclamations?
It's not difficult to ascertain that ACCESS/Palmsource very likely granted unconditional use of the patents to the existing Palm that sold those very patents to them, therefore giving it basically unfettered rights to defend itself against Apple in this scenario.
edt....I respect your opinion, but I would respect it even more if you had experienced even once what people are discussing here. From the way you write, I know you haven't.

If you have been through it, it's up to you to judge whether it is good or bad, for overall society, or even at the individual level. But as it is, you simply don't know what you're talking about.

We have a word in our vocabulary: transcendental
Some people would say we don't really need that word. No one that has taken a psychedelic experience would ever say that. It is truly out of this world. It is up to you to determine if it is beneficial for yourself.

Assuming you don't think it's beneficial for yourself, I'd like to hear your thoughts on why you think others should be denied this experience, if they harm no others. (assuming you are in favor of prohibition)
Despite all of that, Sweden has been ranked as the third most competitive economy in the world by the World Economic Forum:

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You sound like exactly the kind of close-minded person who would benefit from a hallucinogenic trip.

The reality is, you have no idea what a trip is like. You're building an image of what it might be like based on your own actual experiences, and it seems pretty lame, but that image is just that: an image; a picture; not the real thing.

And, much like life cannot be experienced just by looking at pictures, drugs cannot be experienced just by reading trip reports.
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Yes, definitely go through your first trip with a knowledgeable supervisor. Someone who can guide you and talk you out if you seem to be heading into a bad trip. One can always be talked out of a bad trip.
That's partially true; webOS 3.0 has no Java as far as I'm aware, deferring to node.js for its services instead. webOS prior to that (e.g., Mojo era) contains an absolute trove of Java all over the damned place. I remember dissecting the media system looking for private APIs in parallel with developing a webOS application and many points led right back to Java-based services that assisted in doing a lot of perfunctory tasks.

In fact, I distinctly remember asking the Palm webOS developers when I discovered in their Java-based media services a particular call that instantly parsed SHOUTcast/Icecast-style playlists of many various formats with ease whether it'd become a public API call. It never did.

If HP races to finally reconcile the two sides as a promised a half-year ago a la Android's ICS, then there might be no obstacles to the Java argument. Until then, however...
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