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You can get around this by giving them points. It takes 1 point for a postcard, and you can buy 5 points for $10. Something like that.

It may work, have not tried it myself.
I apologize. This is the 3rd time I have subtracted one hundred dollars from the cost of the iPhone.

I first purchased mine overseas where, because of the exchange rate, I spent 500 "moneys" on it, and this is the 3rd time that impression has bitten me in the ass. I stand corrected.
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The problem is these demands are being retroactively refined by every special interest group along the spectrum.

What do the people on the ground really want? And who are they going to take it from, to get it?

Actual demands I've heard from the group range from the whimsical: 100% free tuition, ending all foreclosures, and ending the fed. To the more sensible: lowering rates on tuition loans, long-term mortgage restructuring (to keep people in their homes), and reapplying Glass-Steigal.

Without cohesive and unified demands, I don't see how this 'movement' will achieve anything more than noise. Surely even 'occupiers' have jobs to attend? (Did I just say, "let them eat cake"?)
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"With 8 Gb of ram, I have no problem running 3 Xps, and 2 Windows 7, at the same time."

That's good to know. I'm in the market for a laptop to replace my desktop, and I want enough RAM to run multiple VMs like that. Was thinking I'd need to find one with 12 or 16GB, which rules out MacBooks (unless I get an expensive 3rd party 2x8GB RAM upgrade). But maybe not.
Has anyone else noticed the black band (actually a table row) at the top of HN? I only noticed it yesterday, so I'm assuming it's pg's way of signifying that HN is mourning the loss of Steve Jobs.
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I think that's certainly true for some people (e.g. you), but just the opposite is true for me.

I would like a meta-rating system where I could select the rating algorithm that would work for me. That would be nice.
I have a job that I put extra time into, a longish commute, and two enthusiastic boys. When my wife and I get time to watch a movie at all, we want to watch an entertainment, not high culture. I'm pretty sure that historically, the primary consumers of high culture have been the independently wealthy and people who don't have young children that they raise themselves.

I have an Ivy League liberal arts degree, I know what high culture is, and I'm actually quite fond of it, on the whole. But I won't apologize for what I feel like watching these days, and if you try to stigmatize it, I'll laugh in your face and carry on doing what I feel like.
Maybe, but for such an entertaining and productive bipolar technology enthusiast, I'm happy to drop the normal consistency requirement.
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Pixar is beyond "industry-dominating". They basically invented the (CG film) industry. When Steve first acquired Pixar he was losing $1 million/year. It takes a true visionary to realize the potential in an idea and work through what to most would seem like an insurmountable challenge.
You can't talk about javascript without talking about the execution environment, object system, and so on, which happens to be shared with javascript, but there is no more reason to discuss javascript when talking about coffeescript than to talk about the assembly-like output of javap when talking about java.

Coffeescript has a different syntax than javascript, and it is totally pointless to say "you don't need to type 'var'". It would be better to talk about how scoping works in coffescript.

It happens that everything that's been written about coffeescript so far is about convincing javascript users to switch or helping javascript users to switch. That's not the only way.
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I posted this on the site, posting it here too:

I would say a better metric would be "How much did you enjoy this film?" vs "How good is this movie?"

I've been grappling with this problem since subscribing to Netflix, wondering how I should rate a movie I personally did not enjoy that I also felt was incredibly well made. For example, "A Clockwork Orange" is an incredible movie by all means and I would give it 97 stars out of a hundred.... but I hated every single second of it. It's gruesome, sadistic, dark, miserable, and disgusting. But it was undeniably well made.

Rewatchability sucks in the aspect because many movies can't be rewatched, while still being both splendidly produced and enjoyable. Let me make this clearer with examples: "The Sixth Sense," "Rear Window," "The Accused," "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," "12 Angry Men," "Apollo 13..." The list goes on and on. There are great movies that just don't rank so highly because they're SUSPENSEFUL and that suspense doesn't translate will into rewatches. Rewatching suspenseful movies will make them seem boring and long-drawn.

Rewatching feel-good movies ("Seven Pounds," "How To Train Your Dragon," "Blind Side," etc.) however, is just as good the second time if not better.

tl;dr the rewatchability index will be heavily skewed towards feel-good favorites and epics, and away from dark, gritty, mysterious, and suspenseful. Not a good index.
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Stating that this "seems like something Apple would consider" is a far cry from what this blog post does: take one data point's worth of design value from an existing design for one user, extrapolate that to be one of the lead drivers of said design for all users.

I'm all for giving Apple's designs as much credit as possible, but it's still a far cry from even that to "wow this thing about the design I just noticed that works for me must have been something they considered for the populace at large."
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edit: I just noticed that you already know jinni. sorry.

I use jinni.com - it is basically last.fm for movies and tv shows. The site could need a better user interface, but the movies are very well tagged, which enables you to dig deep into niche categories. For example you are not only able to filter by genre (drama, comedy, etc.) which is very general, but instead there are filter options for the plot too (corruption, love, drugs, mind-bending,...).

Also their recommendation engine works quite well and gives you accurate suggestion which are not that obvious or popular.

So, while not cutting-edge, jinni.com is probably the closest to the movie discovery service i wish to exist.
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If we want a device that would be comfortably operable two-handed you still wouldn't have a 7" tablet - the 7" tablet would still have a huge swathe of dead zones where no finger can reach.

You'd have basically two iPhone screens next to each other, portrait - that gives us 4.9" diagonal, maybe a smidge wider would still work, but nowhere close to 7".

That's the only way to guarantee a comfortable reach for all screen locations. A 7" tablet is still way too large if the goal is complete two-hand operability. That's not a design goal of a table though, in its normal use case.

In any case, I have no problems against the 7" tablet form factor, so I'm not sure what the issue is.
Always remind myself that the (Reimann) integral is generally a sum: sum of the areas of all the rectangles under the curve. It becomes more accurate as their bases shrink (as x becomes smaller, and the rectangles become thinner. They eventually become almost lines, completely saturating area under the curve.)

The limit of their diminishing IS the Reimann integral. So it makes sense to use 'S' for sum.

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If this sentiment is common enough (I know I've felt it), I wonder if the Apple applicant pool will change in the post-Steve era.

Folks who are less confident (or - more modest) might be more likely to apply now.
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I'd argue it's that attention to detail that has made Apple great - Apple doesn't settle for merely competent decision-making, and this is plainly visible in the end product.

I now work for a company that has some of the highest-rated and most perennially popular apps on the app store, and the focus on details is insane. We will go in and fix a tiny animation inconsistency that would last barely half a second on screen - but people perceive this polish, whether they are conscious of it or not, and it crosses that gap between merely functional and actually pleasurable to use.
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There are several other high scoring posts that don't show up by that method, because it's meant as a filtering tool for stories on the frontpage and one page deeper. Obviously these stories tend to be far apart so don't see them all with that /over method, only recent ones that haven't fallen off the first two pages yet.
I thought PG put a filter on only Steve Jobs stories because of his death.
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Did you ever own a non-iPod MP3 player? The user experience on those devices was usually terrible (especially navigating through songs without a scroll wheel). Loading songs onto those players was painful, or at least nowhere near as simple as iTunes (especially once Apple bought SoundJam).

Additionally, Jobs' relentless addition/pruning of the iPod lines (mini/shuffle/nano/color/touch/etc) kept Apple with both a streamlined offering and ~70% market share.

I'm not arguing that the first ("less space than a nomad") iPod was a revolutionary device at launch. But dismissing the iPod's success as "savvy marketing" is doing the device a huge disservice.
Video From 2008 below: He makes a distinction between medical marijuana usage and mum and pops shops selling marijuana. It all sounds consistent with this action right up until the end where he said he would leave this to the states and they should be concentrating on violent crimes! then it becomes contradictory.

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I'm a programmer. 3-4 years ago, I bought an iRiver. It got great reviews, it was supposedly better than an iPod, and you could put Real Rhapsody music on it. I literally spent over an hour attempting to load music on it, and failed. It used some kind of Windows Media Player plugin to load music with an interface from hell. I never even attempted to load Rhapsody music on it, god knows if it would have worked.

The iPod didn't win by accident, or cause of marketing. Sometimes the best product wins.
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I'm convinced they were giving it away at a loss before. Now it's priced the same as similar services which makes sense. Obviously it sucked for the people that caught in it, but the expectations are properly set this time around.
On your scatterplot, the correlation between the two scores looks incredibly high. By eyeballing it, I'd say > 0.8. Will you give the actual score in your upcoming post?

Ideally, it would be nice to find two axes that are orthogonal and let people rate on those. Clearly these two axes are highly correlated.
I think that "rewatchablility" is an important metric, but it's just one of so many different metrics that people use to judge what a great movie is.

As you said, there are plenty of terrific movies for which I wouldn't be upset if I never saw them again. Yet, would I recommend them? Yes.

Movies are so wonderfully complex that there is no single metric by which we can judge their credibility. We can only state our opinion of them, and leave the judgement to the next viewer.
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There is no need for fanaticism to counter balance apathy, well-written, factual and objective articles work fine.
I think the author is being unfair. On the Launch48 link provided, I don't see any copy promising riches to developers.

I attended a StartupWeekend before and didn't feel that anyone thought it was a get rich quick scheme or anything close to it. I personally learned a lot from the weekend, and while the odds are not high, startups have gotten funding through it.
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I still can't believe Steve Jobs is gone. I don't think I've ever felt this sad about someone I've never met.

I always thought I would meet Steve eventually, especially since I finally moved to Silicon Valley recently. He will always be my hero and an inspiration to me in every aspect of my life.
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It's weird that everyone here is assuming that the user is a man. Lot's of 13 y/o girls have iPhones. Heck, I just did an experiment with my girlfriend. She's got pretty long fingers for a girl, and the iPhone is just about the right size for her to reach most of the screen with her thumb without stretching.
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They've also locked themselves into a resolution, in some sense. IPhone apps, unlike Android apps, are built using absolute coordinates. Developers can make assumptions about the width and height of the screen. And widths and heights are described, believe it or not, with floats, not ints. They've been able to maintain compatibility between devices because they've doubled the resolution every time they wanted to increase it. This has in some sense made life easier for developers, while it's allowed Apple to not build the UI abstractions that Android had to. It seems fundamentally unsustainable though, surely they can't keep doubling forever?
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A friend once linked me some picture of the "eve learning curve" and it was a precipice, never inspired me to want to play it

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I think it's telling.

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Would this provide reason to appeal and potentially have the ruling thrown out? I have no idea what the legalities behind something like this are, but it seems like a pretty clear attempt to quash first amendment rights.
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Wow, lost a lot of karma with this. Anyone cares to explain downvotes? Most links about SJ yesterday did not follow HN guidelines about intellectual curiosity, in my understanding, please clarify if I'm wrong.
I think a problem with "rewatchability" is that it can vary drastically with the amount of viewings. I'm going to substitute Aliens for Transformers, because "watchable" is not a word I would use to describe Transformers.

Aliens is very rewatchable. It has tense but predictable action (the aliens kill everyone, "get away from her", etc.). Sure, it's best the first time, but Aliens only ceases to be rewatchable when you get tired of watching Aliens.

Films like Primer, Fight Club, and The Usual Suspects, are very rewatchable once, with a sharp decline afterwards. The Soze/Durden effect is incredible once. The next time, you want to watch very closely to catch all of the obvious hints that you missed. You might still miss some, but not many. By the fourth time, it's almost pointless.
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Not childish, on the contrary: quite mature, accurate, articulate and insightful.

Mostly we fear ourselves, what we are, what we aren't, etc. Whether the dialogue is accurate or not, well, that's up to us individually, and so is what we do with it.

Situations and experiences can hold a mirror up to us - so to speak - wherein we're forced to confront these fears of ourselves. It's interesting that the Steve persona did that to you. I doubt it was intentional on his part, just part of who he was, a part of the legacy he had created and you.
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I also strongly recommend http://tastekid.com/ . The recommendations are great, although it tends to give them very narrowly (very similar movies, rather than related movies you might enjoy but are in a different style). The name is also very unfortunate, but I love it.
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Discolsure: I am a co-founder for a movie recommendation site called tellmetwin.com so I am biased towards our own rating system...

I have never considered the rewatchability criteria as a potential factor in rating a movie, but must admit that is has appeal. But thinking about it further, it is a very personal metric so would not be very useful in determining the overall watchability of a movie. I.e. if you consider a movie rewatchable it might not correlate with me considering it to be watchable.

I would love to be able to see a plot of individuals and how their ratings cluster (some interesting visual way of adding and removing individuals would be cool) because I would guess (based on our own data) that these plots would not be uniform. And if they are not, then an individual's movie recommendation, based on rewatchability, would have less value to me.
You know how some sick people especially older people seem to be able to hold on until after a big event such as Christmas or Thanksgiving, whatever to them is important.

Steve died a day after the launch of the iPhone 4S do you think he hung on until then just from sheer willpower alone?
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I'm guessing that the community here was willing to make an exception for this unique and sad moment in time.