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I believe the title of the show is "Millionaire matchmaker", the show seems to be propagating the stereotype that men should be wealthy and women pretty. Thus if you're looking for up and coming millionaires the tech industry might not be a bad place to look, especially if you're looking for men who have made their millions before 40.
what if we don't need to capitalize the first character of each sentence.
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How are dual booting your MBP, with Bootcamp, or some other way? I've been thinking about doing that too but it's hard to find good info on how feasible it is.
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I feel your pain. Fix it once and for all by installing this: http://hidemyass.com/software/proxy-browser-extension/

See that message, click the pretty nice yellow button, and hooray! Done.
I see a big box telling me to install Silverlight. Seriously?

Can't wait for the next Skype for Linux release.
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Ready for oblivion: once I had a (sleeping)dream that I was using the mouse to touch and move things in my room.
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And put the tab bar on the left, making keeping an overview of 30+ ungrouped tabs no problemo!
There is the advantage that in every photo you're going to have at least one human supplicating to the ball :)
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Well, if you're going that way, I'd say you can't derive it at all, because the speed of light is a defined constant.
I'd like to take a moment to recognize how awful the tab groups UI is.

Hmm, new "Tab Groups" button. Wonder what it does!

http://i.imgur.com/x36TA.png

The only way to figure out that UI, including how to exit back to the browser, is through trial and error or Google. At least tabs/tab groups closed in there (seriously, who adds an "x" to an undo changes button that permanently deletes it instead?) go in "recently closed tabs" now!
Not all unknowns are equally likely.

Downvoter: I raise you a Russell's Teapot.
The reason they could blackmail those people was that those in charge had made homosexuality illegal. None these defections had to happen and nobody seems to think Turing was embaressed about his homosexuality, so if it is not illegal what would there be to blackmail him about?

And what happened wasn't terrible. Losing your best friend to cancer is terrible. Accidents are terrible. This was entirely done by monsters (they may be of the species homo sapiens but they aren't human) and it was a monstrous crime.

Edit: sorry, that is the last time I will write hn comments from my phone
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Obviously, Stanford will be at the top.

But then what would you have?

MIT? Berkeley? Princeton? CMU? Cornell? Caltech? UIUC? UCSB? UCSD? UT Austin? U Michigan? UCLA? USC?

As an Australian, the process of choosing which to apply to is much more difficult because I can't ask my classmates/counsellors these questions!
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Weird -- today my 68 year old mother asked me if I had heard of it and that she loved it. She mentioned it was great for foodie sites. The compete numbers may be exaggerated but it seems to strike a chord across a broad audience.
Well, at least cryo tanks are tangible.
Cool approach - sounds a lot like what we call "Pagelets" at Facebook. Check out https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=389414033919 for a writeup about how we use them.
...and for this exact reason, I can't possibly believe why a "nerd" with the power and status of a startup CEO would go on a show like this. There aren't a lot of nerds who have the social skills to handle the stereotypical attractive Western woman's endless series of tests and burning hoops. And given that this is a TV show meant for entertainment, I don't really see the upside. At least unless you're able to not take this stuff as a joke.

Reality shows are built on the premise of testing people's strength of character, so most of our demographic would just ending up looking like chumps. Which, given the host, is probably the hidden premise of this show -- putting high-status men in a position where they are likely to fail. Unfortunately too much of Western culture is built on the notion of keeping up appearances and maintaining your perceived status, instead of actually having real skills and accomplishments under your belt.
As a soon-to-be-parent: why?
I'd love to find a place on the internet where I can talk about my project seriously with people. I'm the only engineer in our small startup, and building this platform to decrease the cost of development for myself going forward. I'm open sourcing it because there isn't a solution like this out here (or I'd just use that instead.) My focus is actually on zero-operations-dudes-on-payroll scalability up to medium sized services, not "it's gonna be huge man" scalability. I'm not using MongoDB because its "wicked fast!!!", I'm using Riak because "no ops guys needed, just add nodes."

Seriously, anyone know such a place? I guess I'll have one when I make the first release, since I'll make a mailing list and issue tracker, etc. But right now, before the first release, when I'm thinking about serious architectural issues, that's the time I could use someone off of whom I could bounce ideas and get feedback, positive or negative. I mean, constructive feedback.

That's why I made the comment on this post, because it's reasonably relevant to what I'm doing.

In answer to your question, I have no interest in winning over anyone else's caching solution. I'm not building a web cache, I'm building a web development platform. This makes web development a whole lot easier for the kind of development I do. I expect it will be useful for others, but even if it isn't, the time invested in it is almost nearly recouped developing our MVP.
There's an astronomically high probability that you're saying this to make a point, not because you have secret information. That fits perfectly with my model of expected human behavior. The question would be why your model of expected cryobiology/physics/future scientific development places its chance of success in anything like a similarly low category.
Also often forgotten is that biology isn't like an on/off switch - will you come back the same way physcially? Mentally? Could you live with having lost some of your higher mental facilities?
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I feel I should chime in since I know BC. I've been dating a girl now for 2 years because of a party he invited me to, and have to admit he handled this way better than I could have (and he has way more game than I do). I was a big wimp when it came down to it: I carried a ring on one of my fingers because I knew if I intentionally "lost" it from a girl I was talking to who I really liked, I had an excuse to go on a first date with her. At some point, this girl (now my girlfriend) at this party gave me her phone, and what else would I do with it besides call myself so that I was guaranteed to get her number? I'm really surprised she talked to me after that. I did get the first date though.

I think the points they made were valid; a lot of women seem to love gossip and things that I don't find interesting, but apparently that's a great way to start/carry a conversation with the type of woman who goes to a bar.

Most women I have met at bars were not interesting to me though. Nearly every girl I've dated has had something nerdy about her and I've met them through my own social circles; my last girlfriend was really into graphic design and the one I'm dating now studied biomedical engineering. Birds of a feather flock together?
I think I'd rather not be successful at picking up someone who doesn't care about my passions. They don't necessarily have to have the same interests, but if they're completely uninterested and uninterested in you, it's probably not going to go well.

(fortunately my girlfriend has gone from a being a biotech tech worker at a big pharma company to constantly asking about how to start a startup...)
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A ballot is on to decide if ICALP proceedings should go open access.
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I saw, much less alarming now.
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I think that sums up the difference between Jobs and Ritchie quite nicely. I'm not celebrating or mourning either of their deaths, but I recognize that Ritchie's contributions to our industry affect what I do on a daily basis from the OS level up. Jobs' contributions? Not so much.
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Thanks, reading that now. Riak has a pipeline service called riak_pipe. One of the things I've been thinking about is having applications define a pipe, and then sending requests thru the pipe. The pipe is inherently sequential, so it fits well with a sequential language like javascript (you'd just write fittings in the coffeescript/javascript and then at the app level define the pipeline as a series of fittings.) On the other hand, this seems potentially less parallelizable and so I won't know which is more performant until I can run some tests (And I'm not yet to the point where I can do that.)

Anyway, reading the page you linked to now, will update this comment with what I learn from it.

EDIT TO ADD:
Have read a good chunk of that page now. THANK YOU! It's very interesting. I'd considered doing something like this already, but had put it off for later. At this point I'm working on just the server side, though I've saved the article and will check it out again when I can had some higher level functionality to nirvana. Thanks!
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... And some of us may have a vote. Read below for more information.

LIPIcs (Leibniz International Proceedings in Informatics) [1] is a series of high-quality open access (available online and free of charge) conference proceedings in informatics, published in cooperation with the Schloss Dagstuhl–Leibniz Center for Informatics, Germany [2].

The proceedings of the ICALP conference [3] have traditionally been published by Springer, who make it available online, albeit through a paywall. If you are not browsing from a University/Institution which has subscribed to the proceedings, you have to pay something like Euro 24.95 _per article_.

EATCS, who conducts the ICALP conference, are currently holding a poll [4] to decide whether ICALP proceedings will continue to be published by Springer, or will move to LIPIcs. If you registered for ICALP, ESA, or MFCS in 2011, you have a vote. Please use it :-) .

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>Windows was once written in C

Isn't Windows still in C/C++ ? Not to mention Office, Windows Phone, XBox....
I thought it was great stuff.
Real scientists learn on the street.

Or more seriously, please take that attitude outside and burn it... :(
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That's a good enough question that you've provoked me into figuring out what I think about this.

Adding words takes up space. A downvote doesn't. Therefore a downvote is more lightweight, therefore there are times when it's more appropriate than a comment. It's an in-between gesture, partway between silence and verbalization. I like that subtlety. It's an especially good way to express disagreement with something one feels is not only wrong but also somehow debasing. A comment doesn't have to be rude to be debasing, it can just be mediocre or somehow crass, nor is one always able to say exactly how. Those are cases where fostering more discussion is unlikely to do good and it's better to hold one's tongue. But downvoting still gives a signal to the original commenter as well as to other readers that someone's not ok with what was said. I think that's meaningful, and also that it's fairly rare to see people abusing that signal. It does happen, but more often when someone thinks they don't deserve it, it's kind of obvious to others that really they do. So when it happens, the best way to respond is with a touch of self-honesty. Maybe you'll come out roses but just maybe you'll notice something worth correcting.

One other thing about downvoting. I think what makes it controversial, and also interesting, is that it's an emotional expression. (Upvotes are too, but downvotes are stronger.) That explains why people get upset about it, have strong opinions and so on. But it also explains why it's a good thing to have around. There are very few emotional channels available to us that don't require proximity. It also explains why it's wrong to say that downvotes are inferior and should be replaced by comments. Imagine if people were forced to put every emotional gesture into words. It would be impossibly ponderous. And we'd end up talking about nothing else.
See also:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1624481

> It's pretty strong evidence that, in 1966, even Niklaus Wirth thought he had to write nonportable code — essentially assembly language with ALGOL syntax — in order to get acceptable performance.

I'd however say that that 1966 code is not at all so far away from C. Today I can also use registers in my big C compiler, heck, I have to for really serious optimization. Just like then. C is also not automatically portable unless active care is done to test it on another platforms and rewrite the parts of it -- if you claim the opposite I have for you some 2 million lines of code I maintain after at least 40 people worked on it -- it's not an exception, more a typical example.
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Precisely.

WebGL opens up a whole new can of worms for malware writers. 3D drivers can not be and are not immune to bugs.
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Just as I've already said (do read!) the original article makes the connection between Jobs and dmr much bigger than it should be and ignores a lot of technology which also uses dmr work. Why is fanboyism claiming 1) Jobs first big influences on technology were dmr free (Pascal in Lisa and Macintosh) and 2) authors didn't mention a lot of technology that directly uses things like C and Unix that dmr coauthored.
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Interesting, since I've never got to a 100 reply email I've not seen this.
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Same. Also the Ant Video Downloader is great for getting indie music and remixes from Youtube (and then ripping the audio out of the Flash with Audacity or something).

FF's plugin capabilities are unmatched, hopefully their new Continuous Integration/Deployment model will enable them to iterate quicker on the performance and other issues.
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Thanks for the pointer. There's two advantages to what I'm doing over using Varnish in this way:

1. The component writer knows the needs of the component and can set the caching policy for it there. Other developers can then just include the component without knowing what its needs are. In a way, this means they don't have to design the page for caching.. they kinda get it for free.

2. There are several optimizations I can make using this method, and since it is intrinsic to the need to be able to run things in parallel (components have a clearly defined line between them another components) the caching ability is just a few extra lines of code and so relatively low cost for me to add.
I know what you mean about dropping words. If Google did group by brackets, it was a feature I never learned (though I haven't browsed the guide too often). That search style reminds me of Craigslist.

What's interesting is that I pasted in your query and the first page had all but 2 results with temperature in it. Strange.
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Look up an app called "Rattle". My kid figured that one out at six weeks.

Also, "pocket pond" style things work pretty well with infants. Basically anything where stuff happens when you touch the screen. Though it helps to pick apps where it's difficult to pull up blocking menus. It's amazing how quickly a random-clicking toddler will find his way to the purchase screen in the App Store in most apps.
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I wonder who the demographics are of the people who use StumpleUpon. I don't know anyone who uses it, and no one ever really talks about it, but somehow they manage to put up these huge traffic numbers that keep growing. It would just be interesting to see how they're growing outside of the standard echo chamber.
Or hide tabs and the tab bar altogether and use CTRL-TAB to toggle through them, like ALT-TAB does windows. Screen real-estate galore:

http://i.imgur.com/XuMkx.png
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- Distro: Ubuntu, then Fedora
- Compositing: Yes
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- Uptime: weeks, currently 15 days
- Multi-monitor: haven't yet, I could try and let you know what happens
- 802.11n: No

I noticed on the notes for your laptop that you have an Nvidia graphics card. I had an Nvidia on my last laptop and that experience convinced me never to get a card that requires a proprietary driver. I always had issues with compositing, resuming from sleep, and artifacts appearing on my desktop (especially text corruption in terminals).
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Just out of curiosity, why you didn't use (or decided not to use) existing solutions for the terminal backend:

* http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyte
* http://github.com/samfoo/vt102
* http://antony.lesuisse.org/software/ajaxterm/

(to name a few)
> I don't think Bezos has a technical background

"Bezos graduated from Princeton University in 1986 with degrees in computer science and electrical engineering"

[http://www.infoplease.com/biography/var/jeffbezos.html]

John Doerr (big-time VC) was at some of Amazon's early off-site meetings and he would always talk about how gnarly it was "inside the sausage factory". Meaning that when you knew what was really going on inside a company, nobody would want to work there.
It's another medium. Interaction makes the experience different from passively watching a video. Plus there's the marketing factor in building this demo.
I had that same realization. Except I'm 21. It got me kind of bummed at, all the things I create for the web, aren't tangible. At least yet. Who knows - maybe some day they will be?
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The probability that they stay in shape for even a couple of centuries is abysmally low (how many companies survive that long?).

The probability that, in the unlikely case your dead frozen head isn't thrown away at some point in time, you can be revived from it is so extraordinarily remote that I don't see the point.

It is way more likely that at some point technology will allow to simulate famous personalities from their writings, photos, etc than from a frozen piece of meat.

When you're dead, you're dead. Get over it, most people who have been are dead, too. And like the saying goes, cemeteries are full of indispensable men.
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As mentioned below, Visual Studio is the way to go for serious C++ development on Windows.
Shocking to see that even an organization like Mozilla does blatantly copy other's CI... http://hackfwd.tumblr.com/post/7075853397/hackfwd-welcomes-w...
I checked this page also before buying: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/X220#Wireless
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"Prior to iOS 5, the system never deleted the contents of Caches and tmp, so they were safe places for apps to put data that should always be available"

Not exactly.
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What happen, if Govt show muscle and use the same logic & control for you to sell your device at that country.
If user is pissed of, he will move to 2nd or 3rd option available sooner or later.

Its time to think & show what u care the best.
sweet ui, would have loved a clickable scroller on both ends of the horizontal timeline though
Legends like DMR don't die, they just gosub without return
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I haven't used unity, so I'm curious - what's the problem(s) as you see it?