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That approach may fit the need of a modularity but it doesn't solve the remaining issues. To me, the most important issue is to make both backend and frontend dependencies same.

I haven't documented yet but there is something I'm working on for a while, OneJS. It generates a single, stand-alone JavaScript file, not requiring coder to make any change on a CommonJS code. The built file it generates can be run at any platform that doesn't support CommonJS, such as web browsers. It means that we can use the great dependency mechanism NPM provides in our frontend apps.

For those who wonders, OneJS; https://github.com/azer/onejs

Example project; https://github.com/azer/onejs/tree/master/test/example-proje...

Output of the above example project; https://gist.github.com/1286969

A relatively larger example; https://github.com/azer/multiplayerchess.com/tree/master/fro...
This can be improved in the stitching software. The fact that you already know the position of every camera is a big advantage, so you can take shortcuts in the stitching. Right now the stitch is probably just a spherical projection with static image boundaries, based on the known camera angles. I see a bit of individual HDR effects to compensate for the small sensor's quality, but no blending or exposure correlation between the photos.
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Interesting idea, beautiful timelines.

But I can't figure what goes on the left and what on the right. Vertical line implies those are two distinct types of information.
Here's what I am waiting for: The 360-degree 3D panorama video format. Videos are recorded by holding up the torch-like camera orb which records in every direction. You no longer just watch recordings; you explore them. On a traditional TV, besides the playback controls, you control the direction to watch at any point during playback using a simple remote control. But the real experience is wearing the VR helmet which, using head-tracking, enables you to watch in every direction during the recorded movie. You can pretty much go and re-experience your vacation, even seeing things you never saw while you were there in person.

How far are we from this being possible with current tech?
DUDE!!!! They store passwords in plain text. I just received an email with my login/password. Good thing its generated password.

Ok, they just lost my trust.
(Context: http://catb.org/jargon/html/story-of-mel.html)

He's in the image at the bottom-left of page one. I found it via Google after extracting the right keywords from an e-mail conversation between myself and Ed Nather.

Sadly, not even a Real Programmer can escape Google.
Agreed! Provide some ;)
In my own use and benchmarks I have seen seen Varnish is faster than Nginx for full-page caching. Varnish with ESI will be slower of course. I think ESI is better for Facebook levels of personalization for light personalization ('Welcome, Bob!') using a cookies/javascript is better since it allows you to use full page caching again.
It is admittedly, on double-checking, a bit convoluted.

Settings > iCloud > Storage and Backup > Manage Storage > [DEVICE] > Backup Options.
Would be better to lock the aperture and focus for all of the elements to the same values. Awesome idea!
Open source projects need a RELATED_WORK.txt like the section at the end of academic papers. Each project would get a summarised one paragraph comparison.
I'm not sure why you don't believe me :)

There are literally too many to list. But if I just had to pick some recent ones:

* A dropdown on a web form that displays a different value than is returned (failure to coordinate the displayed value and the "actual" value)

* Logins remain locked after resetting a password (failure to change a value from "locked" to "not locked", instead of "is the user locked?" being a function of history)

* If you navigate to a business object from a list, and perform an action (via HTTP POST) on that object, you can accidentally perform the same action on other objects from that list through refreshing or clicking multiple times (since the "current" object is in the session state)

* Bugs that only happen when you navigate to a page from a certain other page (because the destination page depends on certain session state that was not set, instead of being a simple function of URL parameters)
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This is an almost trivial application of special relativity. It was be absolutely shocking if the dozens of scientists involves in the neutrino experiment didn't take this into account.
Not only that, but Google goes straight to "Backupify" as a spelling correction -- another backup-as-a-service provider already in the market.
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From talking to senior flight attendants about how things used to be in the old days, I think the blogger is correct that strong unions are the reason for this change in the composition of the flight attendant work force.

As to why you see younger attendants on short flights, that's because long flights are more desirable for senior flight attendants. The way the flight bidding system works, a senior fa can fulfill their monthly flying hours quota by working 8 days of trans-Pacific flights at the start or end of a month, leaving the rest of the month free.
This isn't 3D with a VR helmet, but is 360 degree video with ability to pan/zoom/pause at will.

http://www.cnn.com/interactive/2010/01/world/haiti.360/index...
You jerks! Don't you dare tell me not to try it now. I saw that and thought, "Dammit I'm trying this immediately!"
Link to arXiv paper: http://arxiv.org/abs/1110.2685
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My advice here is not to plan for premature optimizing and scaling. Between Python, NodeJS and Erlang you have three options to choose from. However, trying to choose between them should basically come down to your personal comfort level and knowledge with each language.

I am just assuming here - but you will probably not reach 500k users overnight, so building on something which can allow you to maintain a good solid codebase would be more important.

NodeJS is still not stable (relatively speaking to Python), but from my own experience and what I have read, it does scale well. What you have to be wary about is some frequent changes to the API etc.
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I try to keep up-to-date with as much tech news as possible. I follow a fair share of blogs and news sites on google reader but there's just too many. Between google reader, twitter and HN, there's simply too much to go through in one day.

I'm open to any suggestions on how to handle this information overload.
But the GPS satellites and receivers already correct for these relativistic effects. Specifically:

"The engineers who designed the GPS system included these relativistic effects when they designed and deployed the system. ... Further, each GPS receiver has built into it a microcomputer that (among other things) performs the necessary relativistic calculations when determining the user's location." [1]

[1] http://www.astronomy.ohio-state.edu/~pogge/Ast162/Unit5/gps....
This is a great idea and all of the submissions look great. Thanks for putting this together.
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Recently, I learned that instead of saying

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you can say

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since the variable type info is already statically available. That saves some typing, and (more importantly) blocks against bugs from changing one but not the other. I've been meaning to look it up in H&S to make sure it's always safe, but the guy who showed it to me is so strict about safe/standard C that it's likely.

Most of my favorite tricks actually involve the preprocessor, though. I know it's significantly less expressive than the macro systems in Lisp, Scheme, or OCaml, but C would be a very different language without it, and tasteful CPP usage can ease many of C's pain points.

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That's what I was thinking too- this may be destined to become a problem in a relativity class (perhaps a little above Modern Physics, though). But then maybe I don't fully understand the subtleties.
I am not sure you are allowed to question climate science like that. But it does make me wonder about large tree planting projects as an approach to climate change. Although I've heard there are problems with water tables in China where they have conducted green belt strategies to limit growing deserts.

edit: [1]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Wall_of_China#Problems

edit2: -2 wow, anyone care to explain? Sarcasm not permitted?
I'm saying is "hotness" doesn't have a bearing on customer service.

I don't care if my cab driver, dry cleaner, and barrista are good looking. It's about as relevant as promoting programmers based on what kind of funny t-shirts they wear.
Branson is just the type of owner that could use employee attractiveness to differentiate his product from the others. As I see it now, the airline industry is in a sad shape, expensive, homogenous, and bland, not to mention treating their customers like criminals. It needs something to make me want to get back on a plane. Attractive attendants might do it.
If true, this just goes to show how many effects you need to take into account when dealing with numbers that are 2 thousands of a percent. Effects that can normally be ignored because they're in the noise, turn out to be in the signal instead.
I think it's more subtle than that - it's due to the motion of the satellites relative to the experiment (i.e. the direction of the neutrino path), not to the individual ground stations
There is no right answer here. It really depends on what kind of purpose your backend serves. Is it processor bound or I/O bound? How frequently is your app going to hit the backend? How fast do you expect to grow?
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Just a quick question, what time do you go to bed?

I usually break up the day with the run. The great thing about being an iPhone developer is so easy to break even. In my first 2 weeks I broke even, it helped getting a mac for work. I continued to work for the next 15 months, until I had some savings, and was sure I could survive if things turned bad for a while.
That's a debate over the maximum potential efficiency of hybrid vs. combustion engines, not whether something is a wise short-term personal financial decision.
I'd file this under "systematic measurement error", and the team specifically said that something like it was the most likely cause for the results. They also said that if neutrinos really were FTL, we'd have observed this effect much earlier (for example when we started measuring supernova radiation bursts). So, the article's hypothesis is a very good candidate for a real flaw in the experiment's design.

The scientists probably didn't take this into account because they assumed their setup already compensated for all kinds of clock drift... I wouldn't call this an epic failure just yet, because even if this turns out to be the root cause it's a pretty standard type of mistake as far as science experiments go. That's why we have independent reviews, and that's why they are necessary.
Well, you've got some stiff competition. :) See: http://blog.brianbeck.com/post/10667967423/node-js-require-i...

Is there something that differentiates your approach? I do actually think there's room for improvement in these libraries, so I'm genuinely curious.
Just don't read for a few days. It's a really nice feeling to come back and find that actually it's not all that interesting. And thanks for the reminder, my fast is overdue.
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Very cool idea. Did you notice the patent pending? What's your thought on the patentability of this "idea".

I know when I first saw just the picture of the ball camera, my first thought was, "oh, if you throw the ball in the air you could take a 360 at the apex". I then read that is what they are doing.

So, does the patent satisfy the "non-obviousness" test? It certainly seems clever, but it also seems to me highly likely that this is neither novel nor non-obvious.
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Relativistic effects are only taken into account when determining the position of the satellite itself, and the rate of it's clock.

It can't compensate for the effect in the linked-to article (namely, the fact that the distance and flight time between the neutrino source and destination is shorter according to the satellite, versus an observer on the ground) because that effect depends on the specifics of the experiment.

Consider this: If you flipped the location of the neutrino source and destination, you'd actually get the reverse effect (neutrinos would appear to be going slower than light).

So it's up to observers on the ground to compensate for relativistic effects of this nature.

(As I mentioned in another comment, I would be shocked if they didn't already do that)
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It's tough to overstate the amount of savings you should put aside. I'd say that even if you save for "18" months - there is a lot that can happen that you wouldn't even think to put on your expense plan, both in your personal and business forecasts.

My cofounder and I quit our jobs and had "12" months saved up according to our plan. 9 months in, and no revenue yet, we found ourselves with no runway left, and needed to get contracting jobs on the side. As Jacques mentions, when you take this approach, a lot of your "good time is spoken for".
I released something really similar(on a much smaller scale) a few days ago- http://videodropper.ep.io. It sends Youtube vids(just Youtube, for now) to your Dropbox folder.
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Your original sugar daddy did not mind that you sold the solution that he helped develop to other companies?

That is the situation I am in. I have developed solutions to problems for the US's 4th largest company in a space with hundreds of other competitors. I own the technology but they would certainly take a dim view of me selling it to their competitors - and stop using me thus cutting off my only source of income.

Any ideas how to capitalize on what I have developed?
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Sacrasm aside, I like (( x > 0 )&&( (x&(x-1)) == 0 )) trick to test if x is a power of two. But all arithmetic tricks like this need to be commented in detail, used rarely, and properly documented.

Edit: I've also used "-Dfor=if(0);else for" to make some ancient C++ compiler obey C++0x scoping rules for variables declared in initializer list of 'for' statement.
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My first HDD was 40 meg (in a ~$6000 inflation adjusted computer). For the same price it's eminently feasible to get a system (computer + a NAS or three) with 40 TB. If my calculations aren't wrong that's enough for over ~77.6 years (24/7) worth of compressed audio @ 128 kB/s.
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Thanks for good answer, that's what i was thinking. Just had to approve it. Gonna go with python, have good past experience with it and that would be way more safe than risking it with node.
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This is an example of the difference between "free as in beer" and "free as in speech".
I think English isn't the author's first language:

The authors of the OPERA paper [5] seem to include a correction for the Lorentz transformations,
but they not correct for the change in scenario. And because they project back the time of
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their experiment should be equivalent to that using a clock in the baseline reference system
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"Hotness", is created, not given, and a committed customer service employee will perform at least the minimum self-maintenance to make them selves not unattractive.

I have never worked a customer service job where a neat appearance (or cool, if at a certain kind of place) was not necessary.
Southwest Airlines is employee owned and operated, and service is a lot better (and friendlier) as a result. They love their jobs, and they care about the experience. That is much more important than physical appearance.
And yet... there's an awful lot of Mac users on HN.
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But it is possible in the free software domain, for your new-Gnome hating wife to read a blog or article about other people who also hate new-Gnome and who have put together, or suggest, an alternative. That alternative can be as little work for her as installing something else from the package manager (which can be at the skill level of a search and point and click).

This doesn't take skill in programming, no more than (in the venerable tradition of car metaphors) it takes mechanical skil to know that the dealer can install the leather seat or roof-rack options for your car if you request that of them.

You drastically understate the percentage of people who have alternatives to choose from at their skill level.
My crashplan subscription is still ongoing, so I have my backups covered already. However crashplan doesn't offer file sharing features, that is a plus for this.

Note that backed up files can be accessed through mobile apps, just that it could be a security risk for accessing files on the go.
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could someone please explain this, i wish i could say i get it, but i am so confused. i don't understand, are they not using gps just to synchronize the clocks on both ends? what does it matter if in orbit the distance seems shorter or longer if observed (viewed) from the satellites (is this what they are saying?)?
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It's more subtle than that. Studies have shown that babies prefer gazing at attractive faces rather than average faces.

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I did. Here's what running 'pwmconfig' gives me:

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Oh stop whining. My jest at the top of my post obscured my seriousness at the bottom.

My point largely was, "I can't tell if you're being satirical or not". You're meshing three extremely new and very fancy technology stacks together and inventing a whole new framework to go with it.

So… maybe you do want to figure out a good stock way to counter my skepticism. Waving your hands and saying "it's a web development platform!" feels unsatisfying :).
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You don't turn your status bar off? ;)
OK, maybe. Then again, maybe I realized that Woz realises it and it was part of the joke I was making.