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It's a shame no one ever invented that sarcasm font. Would do really do the world a huge favor.
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Since those lines start counting at A0, it's the 21st bit.

The thing is, with 20 bits you can address one megabyte, but without a 21st line, any calculated offset (be it indirect addressing or, more commonly, segments) will roll over.

For compatibility with some ancient programs that exploited the rollover (access 0xfffff+0x400 -> 0x3ff), 80286+ gained the "A20 Gate", which allows to simulate the rollover effect (by always forcing A20, the 21st line, to 0) or not (in which case you can go above 1MB using offsets).

Note that the A20 Gate is only active in 16bit modes, otherwise even more fun trickery becomes possible (since half the 32bit accesses with A20 pulled low would change, too)
I too got the feeling that this should have been reserved for the Apple "family".
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Purchasing gifts on the web is more popular because of a lots of reasons. Certainly going outside to purchase is impacted by particular things like traffic,gas prices, crowds, and other things.
> was Google Search that much better than Yahoo Search? Was Google Maps that much better than MapQuest?

Dear God yes. It was night and day better. MapQuest back then was clunky as shit, and nothing gave better and faster results than Google when it came on the scene, and certainly the speed and clean interface were unmatched. Suddenly you could find anything you wanted on the internet, easily and without hassle.

The iPod, by the way, was not the first MP3 player.
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Not to rain on Walter Isaacson's parade as he sells more copies of this then all biographies combined over the last 10+ years* but when asking Steve about how he didn't care about money that might have been a great time for a professional journalist (head of CNN, Time) to follow up and ask why he cheated Woz out of a few hundred dollars on Breakout (or Kottke, I'm sure there are others).

I haven't read the book yet so he maybe he does and there are some obvious answers (like "that was a mistake and part of why I later rejected my wealth") but that question really should have been asked.

* Mao and Jesus not included. Go crazy with that, Apple haters.
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Hence the luck or insight part.
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They did make the irony mark though. It's been a runaway success؟

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony_punctuation
I call BS. A macbook air might be "cheap" if you decide to limit your comparisons to "thin" notebooks but Best Buy has 40 models of notebooks for $200-$299 and another 40 models for $300-$399. The $300-$399 aren't bad either. 3-4gig, I3, AMD 6910, DVD player, etc. etc. You can get 3 of them for the price of 1 macbook air. Got 3 kids, how about 3 notebooks instead of 1?

iPad? The competition hasn't really even started yet. It's only a matter of time before the $200-$300 tablets that don't suck start appearing. Will Apple lower the price of the iPad to match? I doubt it.

Phones are a different market. Because almost all phones are bought with contracts there's been very little incentive to make the phones cheaper. Unlike notebooks which you just buy outright.

I'm not saying in any way Apple's products aren't worth it. I have an iPad, 2 Macbook pros, A Mac Mini and an 8 core Mac Pro. But I'm not under any delusion that they are cheap compared to the alternatives. I'll still buy them because I like them but claiming a macbookair is a cheap notebook is like claiming a BWM is cheap car. It's only cheap if you massively restrict the options you are comparing them to.
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True - but there is not a single thing I can find wrong with this statement. This is one of the best arguments against what is going on right now that I have seen.
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Certainly. Only, college is not an opportunity that comes knocking many times, so I would not have students casually discard it on a pop-fad of "dropout = success". Much better that they should have concrete personal conviction on the matter.
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Siri's servers were falling over just handling the people who had 4S devices in their hands, imagine unleashing all iPhone 4 and iPad 2 owners on their servers as well at the same time...

So far Apple has not come out and said that Siri will not be available on older devices (such as the iPhone 4 and iPad 2). I honestly believe that Siri is very much still considered a beta product by Apple and they are attempting to figure out how to make it scale on the backend.
MS should really make constructor pay a premium to be allowed to install all that crap. Given their margins they would think twice. They are jeopardizing the windows platform.
Textmate is the closest thing to ideal, imo. Texmate 2 is coming (if you are a believer), and Sublime Text 2 is turning out great for windows. We are very, very well provisioned at the moment. There will never be a perfect, universal editor; trying to please all makes you please none.

So, what are you looking for in an editor that you couldn't find?
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Ah, well from the perspective of someone interested in your product, I hope you'll give me enough hints that I'll recognize it when I see it on the market!
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Thanks, in times when I'm really thinking about dropping out reading this really helps me not doing a mistake.
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Dropping out and continuing on to be very successful is a sign that

1> you did not fit in with the college establishment or other students

and/or 2> you learn in a different way than others and were not benefiting from college

and/or 3> you had already obtained/saw the possibility of obtaining better opportunities in another way.

Does this fit all successful people? Is this sort of history distinctive to very successful people, or required of them? Of course not. Some very successful people have similar experiences, especially #2 - but going into the world without the college experience is not for everyone.
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That's true. Sir Richard Branson probably didn't do well in school and probably wouldn't have had he continued that route.
Well, when I see post like that hitting the front page I'm really wondering about the community. And the worse part is, even if it's a lame post, it's not even generating interesting discussion.
once externalities are internalized and the market is properly governed

That is the problem though, we are nowhere near the point where externalities are internalized or markets are properly governed. Presently any externality which can be ignored is ignored in the interests of maximizing shareholder value. This becomes doubly true when a company is really feeling the squeeze from the market. Every industry and business has externalities which are not being paid for at the moment. One is the environmental costs of manufacturing, infrastructure and energy. Another is dealing with repressive regimes. These are costs to society.

Regulation and enforcement are always met with market hostility because someone has to pay the cost (and whoever is paying usually doesn't want to). Self-regulation rarely works, honest companies may play by the rules for a while but eventually someone will decide they can make more money working around the rules.

Free market ideals are great and they all work on paper. I think it's a fine goal but an unlikely reality. Here in the present we are not moving towards a free market. Most moves to open markets are not making them freer they are merely giving greater power to the entrenched players. Until the market is truly free there is real damage being done to people and the planet.
interesting - how much a "Nature saving" stuff a 3d printer needs to print to balance the impact on Nature caused by the producing of the printer (incl. all its components, delivery costs, electricity to produce and to operate the printer)
If there was a stock trading tax of X cents per share, would it wipe out HFT? What would X have to be?
Seriously. When the iphone came out, I had a Treo 650, was quite happy with it though I did not care to spend 45$/mo for mobile data tha VZ wanted.

However the iphone's mandatory Data plan was $20/mo... and it was much more capable and svelte? SOLD
I'm a little more tired at work, but at 4-5 pm I'm still much more productive than I was at home after coming back, catching up with my wife and daughter, having to think what to do in the old schedule... it's not a zero-sum game ;)
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Agreed, functionally it seems to work pretty well, but with so much going on, it was very difficult to make sense of.

Keep your backend, but look to Reeder or other similar feed readers for inspiration to improve your UI/UX and this will become a great product.
Truthfully, it's a really bad name for a piece of software you're supposed to reference verbally.

Luckily, you can name it anything you want in your address book.

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I am 29 now. Guilty of the crime of TSR at 13. I officially declare everyone who's commenting on this thread brothers including the brave soul who visited us from the world of Ruby.
This is fantastic. It is still a work-around, which won't fit well with the UX, but it's a novel take! Really looking forward to some interesting webhooks.
This is back from the day when Ruby was just a gem and people went insane trying to see logic behind segmentation[1].

[1] - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_memory_segmentation
All but one of those dropped out of grad school though...
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My first professional coding job was to write a DOS TSR for a modem driver. It was the first TSR I wrote, worked well, and .. set me off on over two decades of experience in embedded systems and now mobile development.

Without the pain of INT13 behind me, I doubt I'd have gotten so far.
Just like after a certain point, money doesn't make you happier, but before that point it makes you more happier, I think Steve was at a point in his finances that more money would make him happier. That set point is usually what gives you a comfortable life, transportation, a private space you can call your own and the reasonable ability to buy what you need, and security that you'll always be able to have that. A nice upper middle class life style basically.
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Frankly, if Steve Jobs is not one of your heroes, you're not a hacker in my book.

That's just silly. Whether you're a hacker or not depends on what you do, not who your heroes are. That's like saying Slash is not a real guitar player if he doesn't worship Jimi Hendrix.
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Google Search gave much better results which is really what made it better.

The UI was nice and clean and had 2 buttons, one of which was pointless.

That said I doubt Steve was talking about Google Search when he lumped Google in with Microsoft. He was likely talking about Android 1.x and 2.x.
It's one of the troubling things about iOS (not an Android dev, so don't know from that end).

An iOS app needs explicit user permission to know your location, or to send you push notifications. It doesn't need to ask if it wants into your phone book and calendars.

Any app on the iOS App Store can read your phone book and calendars and do anything they want to this information. This is a mind-bogglingly gaping security hole.
It's also on Kindle, and Apple iOS products. Why is the headline written as if the availability was Android-specific?
Why would a low attention span youth buy a math textbook? And is it for adults or youth? Will people of all levels like it?

I once thought about buying a math text, as I noticed my
Math skills were atrophying. Nothing seemed excellent, in terms of being aimed directly at adults wanting to learn math for no particular purpose.

But khan academy is excellent for that purpose.

Your book could sell, but you'd need to be clear in who it's for and how they'll benefit. Book marketing is a whole other Challenge, even if your book is good and does meet an unfilled need. An meeting a need isn't easy.

As the other commenter said, there are math books to be had by the hundred. There are free math exercises online. Most people don't care, and are busy.

Start by testing/marketing your book with students. Have them write reviews. Find out what they seem to like about it, an try to work that into your message if it's a need you hadn't considered. Good luck.
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I have to disagree with you regarding mono-spaced fonts; atleast if people want more than a wysiwyg markdown editor. The structure of markdown documents is much easier to discern with a mono-spaced font.

Do you edit a lot of markdown text in a font that is not mono-spaced?
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Presumably this was a design choice: "Ixoth" doesn't really sound like anything else, which means Siri is unlikely to confuse it with another name or command.
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Ah, I guess it is a blog, I was thinking just the layout so it would be easier to recognize newer post updates.
Ah, you're right, my bad.

Relevant part of the terms:

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The companies get paid to install all that crap. So adding a premium will only mean that they'll have to ship more crap to offset the premium. If Microsoft really cares they'd offer a discount to companies shipping unmolested Windows.
I think everyone hates Facebook because of their privacy and data mining issues, and I'm inclined to agree with those people. Facebook did sell out in that way, and I think even Steve Jobs knew that. But Zuckerberg didn't sell his company to Microsoft so maybe that's what Jobs meant.
I still don't get it. If people are buying and the value is not there, they will loose money, right? Speculators can also bid on a lower price (derivatives), right? So, who are all those crazy people bidding only in 1 direction (higher prices)?
This has been going on since the time executive window shades would drop and stock prices would (speculatively) rise. It's just the binoculars work at longer ranges now and remote sensing isn't just for the military anymore.
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When the Iraqi army was dissolved there was no recognized form of government left, the very definition of anarchy. Chaos did indeed ensue.
(I think you got downvotes for your tone of voice, not the content)

Watching all this stuff about Jobs also makes asking questions like yours. Did Jobs change the world? Did he help the poor and the sick? Which achievements do matter in life?

The celebrating of Jobs life has a lot in common with the celebration of some religious leaders. It shows that people need a leader, some guidance. Some people just pick a leader for his charisma, not his wisdom.
If features are simply going to be built, you already lost the battle. Software is about tradeoffs and design decisions.
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But there is a huge difference in admiring someone and worshiping someone. Some seem to worship Jobs.
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Forget all the experts: You have a mad men who previously used WMDs on his own population, flagrantly ignored 20 UN resolutions to give them up, actually claimed he had WMDs at some point, and now all of a sudden he has given them up just like that?

You can claim that is "obvious" behavior now that we haven't been able to find them, but it really wasn't obvious back then. A lot of mistakes were made, the Economist concedes that too, but rewriting history to fit your cause really isn't helping the debate.
What do you have if you do not have features? What are you going to gain critical mass with? A catchy jingle? Funny documentation?
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Employers love to see universities on resumes because it's a good bet the applicant seeks knowledge and is willing to put in hard work.

The only problem is that some people only go to make getting hired easier. This is especially prevalent in Japan with. Tokyo University grads are known for mostly goofing around in the university years, until they get hired by the big keiretsu companies.
'cheap' could be the wrong word. But the first MacBook Air was relatively expensive. In a relatively short time Apple was driving the price for it down to $1000 while adding a lot value to it.

If you compare items which aim to be small and lightweight, you pay a premium price for the loss of weight. If the product is already relatively light-weight, losing additional grams gets more expensive - unless you are will to sacrifice something like durability.

It was quite a bit surprising how Apple slashed the price of the MacBook Air - given that it contains relatively expensive flash 'drives'.

The iPad also has a relatively attractive price. The Mac mini feels a bit expensive, though.
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You should not forget that, in-some point, ALL types of energy were sun energy. This was transformed to everything else including fossil fuels. Sun energy that arrives to earth is enormous. Even the planet itself uses only a tiny small portion of it to sustain life on all forms. My comment wanted to make this clear.

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In full sun, you can safely assume about 100 watts of solar energy per square foot. If you assume 12 hours of sun per day, this equates to 438,000 watt-hours per square foot per year. Based on 27,878,400 square feet per square mile, sunlight bestows a whopping 12.2 trillion watt-hours per square mile per year.
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If there is a single person that at the same time: 1) Influenced positively my life a lot. 2) I don't know. This is Paul Graham. I have a lot of respect for him, and he did something very important for our community, it was an inspiration for many.

Now he is doing great things for the startups community. While I don't like that IMHO HN is polarized, I still think YCombinator is one of the most significant phenomena of the latest years in our field.

But still I think it is legitimate to think that this kind of news sites are important enough that can't be polarized, that should be handled by many people (I want to create a consortium or alike otherwise lamernews would be like HN, with a single vision, but just worse since Paul Graham is smarter and with more resources than me).

Another goal of LN, not the site but the code base, is to provide to people a good code base to create this kind of sites for other fields using little money. Once those kind of sites start becoming big scaling them is apparently non trivial, but with LN this should be pretty different, we'll be able to do some math later when the site gets busier or when the code base is used for other bigger sites, but I believe that LN code base can serve a lot of traffic with little hardware, and the BSD license allows to use the code base in more contexts.

So I don't have nothing against PG, YCombinator, the community here, I just thing that at this point we understood that news sites for programmers are so important that there should be a "third party" involved in running them, without ADS, without job postings, without a big percentage of users being from a particular incubator, and so forth.

p.s. also if you ask me, I don't think PG is biased and kills stories against its startups, the things I don't like about how the site is handled are: the unilaterality of decisions, not fixing the site performances, and that PG did not resisted to the temptation of using the site to post job postings (you should try to realize how a huge value this is for YC however, startups are made of hackers).
Issacson puts that question directly to a number of people in the book, including Steve Jobs - Jobs claims not to remember having shorted Woz on the bonus. At the time, Jobs likely needed the money for a trip to All One Farm to help prepare for the apple harvest.

I think Woz summarized it best: "Jobs is a complex person and being manipulative is just the darker facet of the traits that make him successful"
To be fair, blue USB port = USB3 port in PC parlance. No excuse for the trackpad though.
My understanding is that Jobs didn't really have much practical knowledge about contemporary electronics, and that all the "work" he did at Atari was actually done by Wozniak, who came in during the night shift and played video games with Jobs.
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