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Varnish supports ESI. What you've described is ESI.

Just put Varnish in front of your servers and used the Expires headers of the responses to cache stuff accordingly. If you include user information in the cache hash of the personalised chunks of the page (i.e. in the URL or cookie) then you can cache that for a short time too.

I do apply short term caching to a lot of things, mostly to protect against double requests for the same thing when there might be an expensive query behind it.
Mobile devices don't yet support WebGL either. If you want to do 3D on mobile you have to use CSS 3D Transforms (not supported on some platforms) or Canvas Context2D with a "software" renderer (slow).
I think it's about personal preference. I'd want my loved ones to know what was going on if I had the ability and we were in some kind of a situation. Nosediving is totally different from an emergency landing, obviously. Having the luxury to update people I care about is nice, in my opinion.
I haven't gone so far as to do it physically, but I have felt the subconscious niggle to pinch-zoom something in a magazine a little while after a heavy browse of tumblr or ffffound... Very odd & disconcerting.
No kidding. This however has a lot more potential thanks to support for multiple sources. That said, I can see Facebook adding support to Timeline for content aggregation using other online services.
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put that bootcamp logic to work bro!
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> Personally, I would want to be > 99% sure about this before completely giving up on cryonics.

That same logic can be used to justify spending inordinate resources on any sort of snake oil. Why should cryonics be special?
If there's a non-zero chance that you will be returned to life at some point in the future, then however unlikely that chance is worth 25k. It is a lottery; the cost is small compared to the payoff and it rationalises hope.
Box.net founder/cfo was also on this same show.. but don't ask me why i knew that..

http://www.bravotv.com/the-millionaire-matchmaker/season-3/h...
I have a hard time believing they selectively blocked Twitter and it wasn't just some connectivity issue.

The Facebook post screencap implies it was an emergency landing due to a security issue. I guess the presumption behind this person not being able to access Twitter is that AA would block Twitter during a security related emergency to a) keep "terrorists" from coordinating a potential attack or b) keep passengers from leaking anything out.

If that's the case, why would they block Twitter and leave Facebook wide open? Or any other services -- why wouldn't they just shut off the internet service altogether, because clearly terrorists and normal people also can use VPNs.
I have Vaios since quite a few years and they generally worked. Only thing i wished that would work is the graphics switch from integrated graphics to seperate one...

Despite a netbook with the horrible GMA500 graphics (stay away from that crap as far as possible!).
Funny, that's what my wife said too. I noticed from your other post that's what you do. Are you open to a phone call? :-)
I have discovered a way of extending anyone's life. I will extend yours if you send me 25k via paypal. You can find my email in my profile. Note that this is a non-zero chance.
You seem to be omitting reversible cryopreservation from the scenario. All you would need to do is freeze yourself until a cure is found for whatever is causing you pain. But this seems like a non-likely thought experiment scenario anyway -- I can't imagine being able to regenerate body parts and prevent aging from being lethal, yet being unable to comprehensively prevent pain.
sees a 'hardcore scientist guy' ignored next to a 'well-marketed guy', and they are very uncomfortable with that (despite the fact that both of them were more than the stereotypes I'm calling out here)

I guess I can see that, but to me it's not surprising; people die all the time, and attention to their death is mostly, I'd say, driven by how famous among the general public they were previously, which tends to favor politicians, athletes, popular musicians, businessmen, etc. The only thing that even makes it particularly noticeable here is the juxtaposition, since they were both in tech and died within a short distance. If it were Dennis Ritchie versus a big pop star, nobody would bother to raise an eyebrow at how much more front-page coverage the pop star got.
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I've watched this show a few times. I'd highly caution against anyone going on the show if your objective is to actually find a match (as opposed to being on TV for the fun of it).

Patti (the host) will consistently throw the millionaires under the bus and humiliate them at any opportunity so that she can boost her ego. Her main objective isn't to make matches. It's to make good tv, and by extension generate drama. (Bravo's tagline is: 'We love drama')
In my experience, women are interested in hearing about the guy's passions, not less so if that passion is building a transformative startup.

I don't think it's fair to make that assumption. Passions are awesome, but they'll lose interest if you start describing the intricate details. That's not only true about women, but most people in general. The trick is in how you describe, and not what you're describing.

One remarkable girl had me asking questions for half an hour about shoes, for example. I hate shoes.
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Sounds a lot like Pascal's wager; small cost, high benefit, equally ridiculous probability of a payoff...
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Very cool. Stitching needs a lot of improvement though.
It's not about whether he has a point, it's about calling others assholes. In face-to-face conversation there are lots of ways to do that without being strident; in writing it's too heavy-handed. Scrupulously avoiding such aggressiveness is one of the few easy things we can do to prop up the discourse.
Many people have had the experience of trying to mix consulting and startup activities and neither succeeding.

Risk aversion varies greatly for people, from my perspective it would appear you don't have enough runway to take-off and fly this startup yet. How long before you could build sufficient reserves to not need to do consulting?
You don't know what logic he used, only his conclusion.

Perhaps the logic is:

* If something is agreed to have a chance of extending my life for thousands of years by more than 5% of people whose thinking I respect and

* it costs less than 200k and

* there are no obvious people who are profiting from this then

* I want to be >99% sure about it not being viable before giving up on it.
Prediction: A BSD fan is going to go bonkers over a particular line in this article.
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In retrospect general aviation's use of devices like the iPad should have seemed obvious. It's a demographic that likes and can usually afford technology. Anybody who flies a plane has the ability to use a binder in the cockpit, so there's no new clutter created. A perfect match.
The plane was diverted. Perhaps it just went out of range of a GOGO ("AirCell") tower? After all, it did end up in Denver on its way from NYC to LAX, so it's feasible that instead of following a popular route with good AirCell reception, it cut across 'empty' airspace to get to Denver.

"Service is available only when it is within the operating range of the Aircell system or of an operator with which Aircell has an applicable roaming agreement. Aircell coverage locations and maps are subject to change at any time without notice."

Although, saying that, the T&C's do explicitly mention emergencies as a reason for unavailability:

"Service is subject to unavailability, including emergencies, third party service failures, transmission, equipment or network problems or limitations, interference, signal strength, maintenance and repair, and national security issues, and may be interrupted, refused, limited, or curtailed."

[1] http://www.gogoair.com/gogo/cms/work.do
[2] http://www.gogoair.com/gogo/mobilecms/terms.do#term6
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I'm afraid we're out of luck. AA doesn't communicate with their customers.

Disclaimer: Personal bias arising from poorly handled situation; may not be representative of all situations.
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We already have a solution to overpopulation: birth control. Longer lived people have more memories and skills, so of course our capacity would increase -- if not counteracted by neurological senescence. The trick is to regenerate the person to a youthful state, where they can be productive and creative yet retain their knowledge and skills. I don't expect it to be easy, but people in cryostasis can afford to wait a while.
If it makes anyone feel any better, I don't think Steve Jobs was all that interested in his personal celebrity. He was intensely private and only ever made public appearances to promote Apple and its products, and he only did that because he was the best at it. It's the rest of society that made him into a folk hero for what he did, and the fact is our society undervalues technical people like Dennis Ritchie.

As far as important people whose deaths went largely unheralded, the death of Norman Borlaug a couple of years ago is another great example.
"CEO, Internet Payment Company" -

This guy dropped 600 pounds of ice outside PayPal's dev conference. He really can't get some producer to use his company's name on television? Although after watching the clip, I think I can understand why Bill wouldn't want WePay's name associated with this piece of fine television.
I was shopping for a new laptop twice in the last three years. Both times, I would have bought a current-generation MacBook if it had run Linux reliably, based on the merits of the hardware.

This is less about existing Mac users switching to / dual booting Linux, and more about people who already know they want to run Linux choosing what hardware to run it on.
Where are the news reports of this incident?
It'd be a lot more awesome if it were smaller. I can't imagine carrying that around at the moment. However, it is really cool.
Going purely on the number of processors that run exclusively on C code, I'd say more new C is being written, and for good reason. I'm referring to the firmware running on the dozens of devices you have in your home, the ones you don't see, don't even know exist.

These devices will only continue to grow, so more C will be written not less. More Python, Ruby etc will be written too, because more software will be written in general. The proliferation of software isn't a zero sum game and probably won't be for a very long time.
Not only is it dangerously anti-intellectual, it also has some terrible flirting advice.

Telling her that she looks gorgeous? Really?
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From the comments....

"Jennifer Fader says:
October 13, 2011 at 10:44 pm
Jennifer here…. And back up in the air. Headline not quite precise. No way AA could have blocked twitter It just happened to be down while I was reporting. I moved to FB. Happily we are all a-ok wheels up and LAX bound. Anyone hear details on possible twitter outage?? So curious… And relieved. FBI is amazing they handled everything and quickly."
Evolution happens from one generation to the next and there isn't much we can do to prevent it. You are thinking of natural selection, and we've already done away with that by ensuring humans have the opportunity to procreate regardless of physical defects.
Perhaps, I have no way of knowing without trying it, and I've been disappointed too many times before so I'll just pass.

Having a pre-existing demo would have been so easy for you, but I'm sure you knew that already.
A lot of the stuff she does is basically shit-testing, and framing. Truth is 90% of the guys bight that stuff, and then you're out. "Women test men for all sorts of reasons, and it’s mostly an unconscious process. Attractive women have a lot of options, and prefer men who are STRONG OF CHARACTER. If you were an attractive woman being chased by hundreds of guys, how would you go about eliminating the losers? You’d TEST them, in subtle ways that test for strength and personality. If you did this on a regular enough basis, this behavior would become unconscious and automatic. Women will ALWAYS test you! Deal with it, learn how to handle it, and move on." [1]

Example I saw in the video.

Patti: "Are you nervous?"
...

Patti: "Do you think she's gorgeous?"

Bill: "She looks gorgeous"

By answering those questions, what Bill did is he bit into the frame and accepted her to control the situation. Notice how Patti leaded the conversation, and Bill played along.

tldr; Patti's not being a bitch, she pretty much doing what every attractive women does to a guy -- only she's doing it with no intention of dating them, rather to quickly dissect the guy

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[1] http://www.fastseduction.com/cgi-bin/fswiki.cgi?Shit_Tests
2 weeks was obviously a sarcastic exaggeration, I am not asking you where it came from. This is however the first I've heard that 6 weeks is the new version scheme..

"I don't understand the argument here. You're saying Mozilla is rapidly addressing the issues users are complaining about, and that is somehow a bad thing?"

If that was what Mozilla was actually doing, I wouldn't have issues. In practice nothing ever really seems to change.

No, my point is that there seems to be a bizarre attitude among Mozilla supporters that in order to have the "right" to criticize firefox, you have to continue to subject yourself to its abuse.

Well I've had enough abuse. I've given them the benefit of the doubt time and time again for damn near half a decade now. They now need to make a sincere and dramatic effort to win back my trust. And no, "I've changed, I promise I won't hit you anymore baby.." won't do it this time. Fool me once...

I've moved on to greener pastures, but I will continue to point out what shit firefox is until I see that Mozilla finally has recognized what their users have been saying for years, admits that they were wrong, apologizes, and details (no hand-waving) their recovery plan. Mozilla needs to get on the 12 steps program for bad software development and user relations.
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Well played, Bill, well played.
I'm a programmer and recently (in the last couple of years, I'm 33) come to the realization that nothing that I do during my day job is an actual, tangible thing, nor will it be around 5, 10 or 20 years from now. The thing I spend most of my waking life doing is flipping some bits on a spinning magnetized piece of metal. Is that really all there's going to be to life? So I've worked on two things. Things that permanent and will actually be around 10, 20 or 100 years from now.

First, I'm a fairly proficient woodworker in my spare time in the garage (started about three years ago). Building a dresser from scratch involves a lot of the same problem solving challenges that I face as a programmer, but I'm building an actual tangible thing that exists in the real world and can't be destroying by a strong magnet. I feel like I'm actually making a place for myself in the world and doing something useful. I might build a chair that someone lives with for 30 years and then gives to their children, who then give it to their children. It's still makes me smile to think about.

Second, I've had a son and will hopefully have another in the next couple years. As sappy as it sounds, when you really think about it, having children is the meaning of life. We, as humans, are just our DNA's way of making more DNA. That's kind of depressing but also extremely amazing and awesome. And there are millions of kids out there that no longer have parents for whatever reason, so if you can't have your own then please please consider adopting. Any of the crap you do in your life, work or travel or building houses, none of it will mean as much to you as raising a kid. Again, sappy, especially at 23 when you probably couldn't care less about kids. But damn, the fact that you have another human being who you can teach about the world and will smile when you walk in the door...it's unbelievable. And the stuff I teach him about the world now will be with him the rest of his life. I've been a part of something meaningful that will outlast me.

tl;dr Find a hobby (or job) that actually has some permanence in the world, and find someone to love and raise a family with.
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Bill Clerico came off as an Always Frustrated Chump. He needs to shake that off if he wants to be a ladies man. I suggest he start off with a few cover-to-cover readings of The Game.

They already got him started with some advice:

"if you want a 10 you got to be a 10 mentally and physically"
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He hasn't made that argument or anything close to it. The most he's said/implied is that $50/month is worth it. If he has some other logic, he'll need to share it if he hopes to convince anyone. Otherwise, he's just a guy standing on the sidewalk with a bottle of magic pills.
Exactly my thoughts, I have given up on you firefox but even then I try to switch back to you to see if you fixed it, but then again you lost it. I am running it on 64bit Win 7 and I get browser hangs even when I open a new tab.. Fix it before I get too accustomed to other browsers :)
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I think the idea was that none of the Hulu partners felt a real need to keep Hulu around. The Netflix threat has been thwarted. Enough providers have turned against Netflix it can't stand on its own anymore. Everyone with content is instead building its own segregated streaming service around proprietary content.

So what do you do with a very popular but strategically dead product? Sell high is what you do. At least that's what Comcast and Disney wanted to do with Hulu. New Corp's streaming offering isn't quite as mature, so it was fine keeping Hulu for a little bit longer.

The same thing happened with Netflix. What do you do with a popular but strategically dead product like the DVD rentals? Sell high, sell high.

Netfix's DVD business is worth something. Hulu is worth something. They were just hoping it was worth more.
If I were Google, I would have done it. Offered $2B and taken the 2-year deal with Hulu. Match it up with YouTube, grow it as big as possible, and completely dominate online video to the point of creating a monopoly. At that point, you'd have leverage to negotiate with the studios -- yes they have the content, but you'd have the distribution (think iTunes and record labels). If they don't deal with you and try to launch something separate, they'd have no traffic. And there'd be no real competition on bidding from third parties as they'd likely already have been wiped out by the YouTube/Hulu combo.
To prevent overpopulation, people can either have kids or live incredibly long lives. Not both.

Space travel would alleviate that restriction.
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How can explaining why you downvoted, when nobody else has, add more noise than signal, unless your opinion is not worth sharing in the first place? And if your opinion is not worth sharing, why is it worth a downvote?

Let's be honest - we downvote here because we disagree, just like very other site.
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Actually, the way that Bill COULD have responded would be something like:

She: Do you think she's gorgeous ?

He: She's the most beautiful girl I've seen.....in the past 30 seconds
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I think you mean average frustrated chump
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First off, I never swore, I was referring to the logic part, so please don't swear at me (not cool).

Secondly, you're calling me overly idealistic and simple minded, the world a complex place, yet make your case by comparing an individual citizen bound by legal obligations they can't escape without jail time or leaving the country to a corporate partnership made out of free will? Think of comparing the two then think about the names you called me. I'll let you be the judge.
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