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It is already available at http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/draw-a-stickman/id467614894?m.... Unless you meant something more complex with additional levels?
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Interesting. I always thought how Jobs made the decision to wear the same clothes was similar to how Feynman made a decision to eat the same icecream (chocolate) all the time. They both thought it was pointless to decide about mundane things and would rather spend time on other more worthy problems.

Interesting to read about how he wore a uniform for better bonding purposes.
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Not everyone is Steve Jobs, and not everyone should skip or drop out of college.

(Argue all you want about effectiveness, cost and availability, but, it provides a service to some that is deemed worth the time, money and effort. And that is basically the bottom line.)
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Your point isn't entirely invalid, but I lose HDDs a hell of a lot more often than I encounter any of the other problems you mention. I don't think I've seen a power supply pop since 2006, I've never lost UPS/surge-protected gear to a mains spike, every server room or datacenter I've cared about has been environmentally monitored, heptafluoropropane exists for a reason, and why are you building a datacenter on a floodplain?

In contrast, I lose 5-10% of the spinning HDDs I care about every year.
Amen. But it will probably take a full-scale war to make people (and nations) aware of the security implications of armed remote-controlled robots. Some of them we can only guess at.

Future war: nations will hack each other's drones and use those drones to attack their owner? (or a third party, to provoke counter-attack)
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> All of the secret code depots

DepotS ? So I assume Google finally gave up on making their one Perforce server scale, then?

(Unless Google is crazy enough to actually do multiple depots on a single p4d instance...)
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I'd pay for a "Kindle highlights & notes, for groups." I very often have the "everyone in my team must read this book" impulse, buy a bunch of copies, and then it's really hard to sync who's where, what they're finding interesting and to share notes.

The notes you take for yourself aren't the same ones you'd take for/with your team (imagine highlighting something and saying "see @jack, this has everything to do with what we were discussing on that project", it'd be awesome).
Please elaborate on "training". Do users check in things they shouldn't? Complain that clones take forever because of the sheer size of the files in a tree? Something else?
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You mean, like a first person shooter with HJKL instead of WASD?

Kind of reminds me of the old days when I had a really hard time switching from keyboard-only arrow key controls to WASD and mouse in the game Unreal. Unintuitive as hell, but certainly worth it in the long run ;-)
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I can't say in general, but I can share my own experience. I did a YC startup, struggled, quit, and made the Rails Tutorial (which has gone extremely well). There wasn't any way to pivot from the startup to the tutorial; they are completely different kinds of businesses. Among other things, my startup had a cofounder and investors (i.e., YC), whereas the Rails Tutorial is a solo enterprise. Developing an intuition for when to shut things down and move onto something new is an invaluable skill, one I'm only beginning to master.
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:-) Well, it's better than reading nginx source and figuring out configuration options yourself. Or hanging around on Russian forums in the hopes that someone will help you.
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The intro is a really good guide on how to build interesting (exploration) games. Minecraft comes to mind, for example people making charts of ore beta distributions in effort of understanding the inner workings of the world they play.
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Ask HN: Whom do you admire, look up to, think of as an idol, a mentor?
Someone else brought this up to pg himself but I'd much rather see the community answers to this very question.

Right now I'd have to say my favorites are:
Ray Kurzweil
Elong Musk
Michio Kaku

I'm sure there are plenty of wonderful ones that I overlooked, but these came to mind. (I'm probably just in a physics-kind-of-mood, plus I <3 inventors.)
Well, no, it's not "intellectually weak".

You seem to be taking an absolutist position against secrecy. Personally, I'd argue that such a position is completely untenable if you want a country that survives its first conflict, but that's not really relevant.

What is relevant is the following:

* Moving the discussion away from "secrecy is always evil" and toward discussing specific instances.

* Acknowledging that a court ruling can be legally correct even if you personally would disagree with the results of that ruling.

* Learning to avoid reflex reactions and instead actually digging to see what happened and evaluating arguments.
Agreed. Seeing how shallow most of the articles on Jobs' life have been, this makes me feel a strange tingle of pride for being a sociology student.

Seriously though, that article is beautifully written. I wish my writings would be half as coherent.
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As we have heard lately how Google has manipulated the Yelp search results and others for their benefit, one has to wonder -

since google has aquired some big websites like Zagat, theoretically - if one day they will just start to screw Zagat competitors , what can be actually done about it ,

i mean how can one prove that google is just attacking you and they just dont like you as their competitor ...

its relative - you can always say that your site is not original enough, or you have bad links etc.
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If you're handling large amounts of data on your sever(s) and want a single backup just in case? I think that's what they wanted.
I think it was relevant in that he was starting from scratch with a new audience.
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Over the past month I've been seeing an increased number of Tarsnap accounts "registered" (by entering an email address into a form) but not "confirmed" (by following a link emailed to that address). Aside from wasting a few cpu cycles and bytes of bandwidth, this has no effect -- Tarsnap accounts aren't actually created until the "confirm" step.

The faux-signup email addresses all appear to be in the following three forms: <8-12 random letters>@hotmail.com, <8-12 random letters>@sohu.com, <4-6 random letters><4-6 random digits>@tom.com.

I haven't seen email bounces, so presumably these random-looking addresses are in fact valid; but I have no idea what the point of this is. Has anyone else seen this sort of noise in the past month?
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What is with your redirect to indy army needed? You should be monetizing those sites at the minimum with parked installations. check out www.dnforum.com for help.

spankk.me is obvious. But I'd put it up on sedo and let someone else develop it.

park everything else with a microsite and limited seo. You might make 1-5$ a month with each. Also put them on sedo for sale.

iwriters.net is the only one i'd develop. Freelance writers for hire and a closed forum for them to discuss things. (pretend it's closed, just auto-authorize everyone after a few days with a "You've been confirmed! yay!" message.
I bet there were people who thought DigiNotar were smarter then they were shown to be too...

I do though suspect that Jeff Bezos could throw enough weight around to resolve that sort of problem. (Could Amazon just buy VeriSign outright if they needed too?)
Sadly, I think placing 'it' in the hands of an international body like the UN or whatever wouldn't be any better. In the case of the UN, it would probably be worse (China and the US would likely veto any measure aimed at opening things up, and with more political cover to do so).

The only long-term solution that I can see if you're really interested in online freedom is to remove all the underlying infrastructure from centralized control in an irreversible way, up to the hardware level as much as is practicable (global wi-fi is probably not realistic but is a goal worth striving toward).

I suppose Tor is as good a model as any, just less visible to an end-user. It isn't enough though, and is still vulnerable.
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It says it's available to Lion users, but my system still has all the MobileMe sync stuff and no iCloud connectivity. Rumor has it that we have to wait for OS X 10.7.2 before getting access to iCloud. :/
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"The network effect will kill you unless you integrate with email from day 1."

Quoting Zawinski's Law of Software Envelopment

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I liked the part where the instructions sucked and the "Learn More" link was broken.
That's the exact thing C does. The only thing Go does differently is put a ban on implicit conversions.
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Which boxes did he check, other than the introductory "technical" box (rather than legislative, etc), and arguably the brute force one?

The whole point of the checklist was that people kept re-inventing the square wheel (white-lists, trust circles, black-lists, $0.0001 emails, and so on).
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Every line of code adds spec inertia. Java makes you write a lot of code, which makes it super hard to redesign your project when you pivot on features.

Java works fine in enterprise software written against a strong spec. But wave never had a strong spec - It was an experiment. Inevitably, we spent a lot of time making the wrong thing.

We needed to be able to change wildly based on user feedback. We needed a light, nimbler language which would let us pivot easily and throw away code. ... And you optimise for a changing spec with a small team and a terse codebase.

Today I would recommend Coffeescript, Rails or Scala. Maybe even Go. A few years ago, Ruby, python or C++. Erlang, clojure or haskell would probably work too, depending on the team.
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In Jobs's case, I think it had more to do with efficiency. I believe Einstein also wore the same outfit every day, saying each person had a finite amount of time for thought, and he didn't want to waste it picking out clothes.
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It seems this thing is really fun to use. I can't wait to try it out.
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I've only spent a decent amount of time using contacts and calendar; they're deceivingly close in performance and feel to their native counterparts.
Just like I used to tell candidates when they asked if we used Solaris, or Windows, or whatever you can think of: if you can think of a technology, the place is big enough to where there's probably an install of it somewhere.

Along those lines, I doubt there's one of anything in there any more. It's just too big.
Wave is probably extremely connection and packet-heavy, so likely something evented, continuation-based or otherwise able to handle a large number of connections on little memory. Erlang, Twisted, Go, stackless, Racket WS, Seaside, Tir, ... potentially behind some sort of load balancer for the evented ones (and the non-multithreaded continuation-based ones) or they're going to block other requests.
That's not what I get from it. I think Bret is creating amazing things because he's doing something different from the crowd, he's worked hard on it over a period of many years, his standards of quality are extremely high, and he's spent even more years developing the skills (programming and visual design, in this case) needed to make it work. (And he's pretty smart, too, which is kind of a multiplier to the above items.)

Building off of your own creations and 750¢ will get you a cup of coffee. Build off other people's creations where you can. If you're doing something different from the crowd, sooner or later you'll get to a point where you have to pull yourself up by your bootstraps, and you have to be able to do that or you'll hit a wall. But it's far from sufficient.
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It would take more than a couple weeks, but 10-50k LOC sounds about right. Since leaving google, I've rewritten wave's concurrent editing algorithm in coffeescript in just 3k LOC.

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A forum I help out on catches a lot of these using:

http://www.stopforumspam.com/search.php

(I think it's just a build in configuration of the smf forum software, or possibly a readily available plugin - no personal experience acquiring/installing it, just a happy enough user who notices it highlight in red maybe 60 or 70% of the signups...)

The advanced search there certainly shows a lot of activity similar to your description for @tom.com and @sohu.com addresses... ( I think there's just _way_ too much noise on hotmail.com these days to even take it seriously anymore)
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I think it's my bad and let's not blame Apple for it. They haven't launched it publicly yet. I just noticed they have taken away the developer beta tag and since I have a developer account and used to work for me (and now works for my old mobile me account) I assumed it works for everyone. I didn't have a way to test this on my own. But seems from comments you can log in and it asks you to have Lion or iOS 5. Lets wait for iOS 5.

Edit: Fixed title to reflect the same.
I used to run a drupal site a while back where I'd post interesting linux stuff that I came across. The sign-up process was extremely simple with no mail verification. And there were plenty of accounts (about 50 in 3-4 months) created that follow the pattern you state. I don't think there's anything weird/unique about it.

PS: Yes, I know that sort of registration is a bad idea!
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Well, yes. The ideal situation would be to decentralize everything. Tor-like over networks could play a role in that.

But my main point is that so much is hosted on US-based (or US-owned) "cloud servers". And so much relies on US-based services like Skype, Facebook, Gmail. So that when the they pull the internet switch, for whatever reason, the whole communications infrastructure is messed up. And they can easily spy in information stored on their soil.

More and more information and communication is under control by the US. I'm having a hard seeing how we can 'pull out' of this when it becomes necessarily. I don't think we such a reliance on China.
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> Who's making that conclusion?

Everyone who even brings up that he used LSD as a point of interest. At least that's the implication being made.

> that doesn't make the points being made any less valid.

No, the points are not valid. That's why we have a scientific method that proves causation.

It's the exact same fallacy that someone falls into with e.g. alternative medicine. A person's cancer went into remission while they were eating tree bark. They are free to believe it helped them, but that doesn't mean it's scientifically, or even remotely, the case. Taking their word for it doesn't make it true.