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They probably had something else to do in that next hour. Lots of events like this go completely unreported precisely because the notetaker doesn't want to publish them until they get around to going through and tidying them up, which, of course, then never happens. Generally I'm happier with rough notes like this than if they don't get published at all.
Applying a vacuum to an area causes blood to well in that area, suck on your hand and you'll see the area you suck on blush. So presumably you're making capillaries open up and increase heat transference over the skin threshold. Opening all the capillaries in an area will increase the volume of blood in that area too, so greater volume and greater heat gradient (over a small distance).

Disclaimer: Assumptions, not medically/biologically trained.
Using adwords to provide enough traffic to test your product viability is genius...

I think the HN effect has taken their site down, though!
It's called Information Architect.
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Thanks very much for clarification, and yes, the student who asked the question therefore set the context for the reply. Sounds like a good event!

If A = B and B = C then A = C is an example of a transitive relationship in Maths.
>Instead of helping them do their job better they dictate and put up roadblocks so IT guy has an easier job.

Oh yes, I forgot. IT budgets are infinite and supporting all existing business computing requirements on any foreign device that show up takes zero time.
Is that really what's needed for you to be satisfied with Google's decision? You need there to be violence to prove that what they did was enough?
On the other hand, keeping the 3GS on the market will mean new iOS versions have to remain compatible with it and it will also mean further fragmentation of the platform (hardware capabilities and resolution).

So it will cost them something. Competition is a bitch.
Agreed.

A lot of differences between men and women are measured in adulthood and just presumed natural, though a lot if it can be understood as the result of kid being shaped up by cultural expectations.

Since before my daughter was born, whenever I entered a baby store there was a drive from the salesperson to separate the stuff for girls and for boys. Well, should my daughter wear only stuff in the purple-pink palette? No thanks, but I got more than a couple askew looks from people when I got clothes, or socks "for boys".

Add that up 10 years of girls getting easy-bake ovens from relatives and boys getting firetrucks and you'll wonder why women tend towards humanities and men towards technical.

Add that up 20 years in life and what you'll have are very strong differences between men and women. Are they biological? Could they be the result of a sexist culture?
So you're upset that Apple fans are claiming that Apple set out to make a lot of money instead of claiming they set out to make the best device?

That sounds backwards to me.
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>You could try and trap with a honeypot. / Or you could educate and convert. //

So something like when I downvote/flag you put an info box up saying "this post was upvoted by 94% of top ranked users, are you sure?"?
It has! It's at Rackspace and I'm working on getting it on the largest server they have.

Didn't expect to hit the front page.
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Somebody please solve this. I will throw all of my money at you. That is all :)
I don't like this idea at all. It seems sneaky in that mean, vindictive kind of way. I think my incentive to vote at all disappears if I'm continually worried about the possibility of voting on a honeypot. To me this seems like a way of punishing potentially everyone for something a certain set of users is doing. Also the thought that what I'm voting on is being tracked is mildly disturbing.
Down for me, heres the google cache.

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Really, everyone should be following Google's example and yet they get so much flak for trying to do the right thing in the comments of this post alone.
Looks promising. How did you get the name? I'd expect after millions of apps, a name like 'Read' would already be taken.
I find it interesting how on the pricing page one of the selling points is "No advanced technology
No technology at the Point of Sale. Set-up is simple, print once and your loyalty program is ready to go. Sign-up completely online in 10 minutes or less." While this a turn off for me, I'm a technology person, so I guess for some markets simple is better.

Other than that, I love the marketing here. It feels very simple, clean, and honest, like the product (hopefully, I haven't tried it).
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I agree with this. However I don't think that existing communities can easily adapt to this well. Instead I think it has to be something that is part of the initial design of the platform so that it's tightly integrated into the service. You could go further than Google and actually deeply integrate a social graph with feed weighting based on who you follow and what they vote on as well as your previous voting record and maybe some shortcut to topic, such as tags.
Can't edit anymore: Since finding this I've found one more study that doesn't support the CoreControl, and I've found three that do support the CoreControl, as well as 3 redditors that have said the support it.

Another thing to note is that the sample group in most of these studies is far too small (9 people, come on!)
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Very few workloads need to scale out past the limits of any reasonable cloud provider.

Properly built clouds can give you IO faster then a dedicated server, and give you CPUS on demand that far exceed what you would otherwise afford (due to you only needing it occasionally).

And any reasonable cloud provider can discount things such that is unreasonable for you to move off. They have a much lower bottom line then a comparable dedicated server provider.

Is interesting that this doesn't seem to be the case currently.
> What you completely failed to realise

...is that you're going to invent quotes? Nice.

> [Vinyl] has better mastering

A common myth -- google it. For music produced in the past decade, it's exceptionally rare for a vinyl mastering to be superior to the 16/44.1 digital release. Of course there's always exceptions to prove the rule, but the rule is definitely not as you assert.

> partly because of how it is made

Because of how it is made, a vinyl release is often the same master as the CD but with an additional pass through a multi-band limiter. This unquestionably degrades the quality of the vinyl master, and is done to stop the cutting head coils from literally burning up.
This whole concept is really fuzzy for two reasons.

first, there's no dividing line between us and our human-like ancestors.

second, this depends on the precise moment life begins. Quite a few people claim to believe that human life begins at conception - if that's the case, in order to be consistent, they should count life starting from conception, which would at least double the total historical human population (due to natural miscarriages, not just abortions).
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What is the newest mp3 "format feature" you're using?

From which git repository do you clone your encoding software?

Have you used WAV files recently? I haven't read about major progress on that front either.
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30 fps with what hardware? I have no sound so I don't know if they mentioned it in the video. Insanely interesting none the less.
Ok, sure. Google can do better in the "making the world a better place" area, but at what cost. It costs money and time to deal with things like this and quite frankly I'd rather they spent that on continuing to create great products.
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There's nothing the vinyl pressing process can do to a digital sound source that can't be modelled in a purely digital environment.
Yes. I do research on the economics of happiness, and I do lectures/seminars on it occasionally. In these sessions, I often can't get general agreement that earning money is just a means to the end of being happy. Some students will maintain that earning money is the ultimate goal. Which is frankly weird and a little scary.

I think the point of the $45k/year figure, though, is that you get no extra happiness from spending more than $45k/year. But being paid more than that helps 'keep score' in the sense that you know that someone really values your work -- particularly if you're able to compare with what other people are being paid.

Edit: I also sometimes wonder if there are differences related to social safety nets, and particularly health. It seems in the US that you need $millions to be completely certain that health issues couldn't financially ruin (or kill) you, so more money provides more security even when you're already fabulously rich. Whereas in most of Europe, if you're sick, you get treatment, so if you have a million euros in the bank you basically can't get any more security from money.
Actually, other people have done this in the past - Timothy Ferriss (the biz guy and author of "The Four Hour Work Week") was famous for using this adwords multivariate testing technique when he was deciding the future title for his book! See a great interview here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JHzLlvlVmQ
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On nights where it's too warm and sticky to sleep, this technique always helps me.
Nobody but yourself can answer this.

There's no point in starting a big new venture if your heart isn't in it.

Having said that:

- Don't look for someone to manage you, rather look for a business savvy partner

- You earn 60-80k and don't own a suit?! That's quite impressive ;)

Personally, I like the sound of the last option and am hoping to do something similar. But that's me.
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Try doing a double-blind ABX test and then you can discuss your ability to do what has flummoxed all but the most insanely acute 'golden ears'.
No...I simply asked to what extent they dug in their heels. The first question I posed in this regard was did they exhaust their legal, non-violent appeals process. The second question was referring to a metaphoric gun; questioning if the gov used extremely unfair measures to produce the results they wanted. I was looking for someone that had more extensive knowledge on this event to provide details. I don't have them.
How about a robot.txt generator. Maybe it shows the user all the directories of the website (reads the sitemap) and then allows the user to disallow specific documents and directories in a point and click fashion. The generator then writes it in the proper syntax.

Yea? Nay?
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Why is that even significant? Do you have 5 iphones you use in your every day life that jumping between them would be painful if they had slightly different OSs? Doubtful. Phones have had inconsistent UIs for almost a decade before iphone, and all the iphone did was become the most popular. Razrs had consistent UIs right? But compared with a generic flip phone they were different. I don't see why all of the sudden this fragmentation and inconsistent UI is a such an evil thing or even a noteworthy subject. The manufacturers settings have no effect on apps unless they block the market place entirely. Then again I suppose the people writing articles about this subject are apple-enthusiasts and/or techies. I rarely see Jane Doe writing about fragmentation - and there is a good reason for that.
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their first duty is to their share holders.

This is true, but you're assuming that the shareholder's only interest is financial. I daresay that at least some of them bought those shares because they believe in the "do no evil" motto, and believe that Google can make the world better.

To this extent, doing the right thing despite monetary costs may be what the shareholders want.
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True, but the same applied to Divvyshot - I still had those photos on my hard drive. In any case, you guys have done a super job and I'm going to just trust you that you're not in for the short haul. ;)
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That still doesn't address any of the problems I stated. the best of both worlds are that anyone can restore, but only Apple can sign apps to be added.
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Either way, if you are using renewables, you are going to be using a baseload renewable power source (geothermal/hydro) that isn't going to care about temperature.

What you want is access to cheap electricity and cheap cooling. Whatever minimises TCO is where you want to be.
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A kind-of third option is what I believe Google have done, near a hydroelectric plant (that used to be used for smelting?), and near a city with a major internet exchange.
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It's one thing I respect about RMS. He has a well-defined set of (entirely reasonable) freedoms that he wants to promote, and whatever follows logically from those freedoms is what he recommends to everyone. "His products" are free software in general. I'm sure he wouldn't mind you using a working, free piece of software that solves your problem, even if it were made by Microsoft.

If you can argue with logic that your viewpoint does not conflict with his axioms, I'm sure he would find it agreeable. It's not oppression, since there is no compulsion, but RMS tries his darndest to promote what he sees is right, and he seeks to have a logical reasoning behind everything.
Your graph appears to show Samsung overtaking RIM and Nokia in profits and moving into second place as its smartphone marketshare grows to be the largest (it overtook them both in marketshare during the last year).

Do you think that supports your point or mine? As a reminder my point was that "I'm equally confident that their profits from smartphones are large and growing quickly".

(The bubbles' seem to paint the same picture in a more dynamic way, with Apple, Samsung and HTC rising strongly over the last year though it ends at June.)

I'm a bit confused about Apple's profit being "6" according to the bubble thing in June and it being $7.5 Billion for their entire product line the next quarter. I guess that's not just smartphones then (edit: yep, confirmed it's all products combined).
Putting the url of the site in should usually work. There is a standard called RSS autodiscovery that lets a reader discover the address of a RSS feed without there being a badge on the site etc.
That's completely wrong. Yes, money is how you keep score. But no, just because Microsoft had a higher "score" (protip: microsoft won) doesn't mean that Apple's computers suck.

Gruber is not saying that Apple makes more money than X, therefore X sucks. He is saying Apple makes more many than X, therefore Apple is winning.

No one has ever claimed that Apple won the PC war.
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Does google give me the source code for their web search or gmail or ads or all their other core products?

No, but Google also doesn't attempt to install their search service on your computer. I don't install proprietary software on any of my computers, because of security. If the software I install isn't open then it could do anything without out my knowledge, including restrict me through DRM.

Just because Linux is "cool"?

Linux is not "cool." To anyone who has used the Lisp machines, all modern operating systems look the basically the same. They are all crappy UNIX derivatives.

The difference is Linux is open, which is necessary prerequisite for security, which is precisely why most foreign governments use it, they don't want to open up their vital computer systems to sabotage.

Apple is selling hardware and now all sorts of media and software along with it. Google has a completely different business model.

If Apple just sold physical hardware that would be fine. But that just isn't the case. The reality is that proprietary software is a fundamental part of Apple's business model, which is precisely why Google's business model is superior.

The proprietary software that Apple sells not only is a security threat, the malicious features they have are well known:

http://www.defectivebydesign.org/apple

I still have quite a few other options to buy my music online or just buy music the old fashioned way; same goes for shows and movies.

The Apple tyranny has a long history of suppressing iTune alternatives like PyMusique:

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2005-03/22/content_2728356...
I like a lot of things about Apple, and I've bought a lot of their products and often recommended them to friends (still do, only recently bought my parents an iPad).

I can honestly say that their profits have never been something I've been impressed by, and indeed, for most of that time they didn't have impressive profits, so if I was impressed by profits I would have bought and recommended Windows PCs instead.
This is pretty cool, thanks. Do you know of any tutorials that would guide the Apple-noob through the process of compiling a "Hello, world!" type of App for iPad/iPhone entirely on linux ?

The ones I found were talking mostly of Objective C development for other platforms, not on other platforms. Being pretty much 100% linux-only, I do not feel like purchasing the Mac just for toying around. (And maybe this kind of service "in the cloud" could be for me - but would be curious if one can do it on linux).
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> the article by theregister is complete nonsense

The Register is awful. Linking to them for this article is especially bad because the sources are so easily available.

The error about machine translation occurs because members of the team doing this work are recognised experts in machine translation.
Well overtaking Apple is a good start, we shouldn't stop until Apple tyranny is totally wiped off the face of the Earth.
I do admit it surprised me that we stored tags in an fts field when I started, but after a few months it made quite a bit of sense, the queries are just way faster.
My point was: "can" != "should". At least not in case of serious development.

For myself - I'd probably consider using this to tinker with XCode and see if maybe I should get myself a Mac if I get into iP(hone|ad) app development beyond trying to compile "Hello world".

Anyway, having Linux as my only OS for circa 8 last years (minus some powerpoint operating system use due to practical constraints @work), I would be curious if you have any experience developing for iPhone/iPad on Linux/Windows that you can share.
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This is potentially quite interesting, but can anyone see the licence?

Also, I hate how this (and to some extend OpenCV) expect you to understand computer vision to use the library.
Brilliant story. This model is much better than giving allowance.
Great story. I'm always looking for new ideas on how to teach these concepts to my own children and I love this approach. Now, I just need to find a good place for a vending machine...
What if it were a criminal offence to break the lock on your car's hood so you could fix the engine yourself? That's the world the Free Software movement struggles against.
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Obviously, I'll have the last call :) All the 5 options are things I am considering, and I was wondering if someone had been through the same thing.

Cons for each approach:

a) a lot of my ideas won't see the light of day although they could.
b) i don't know jack about people, so I'll probably end up with the wrong kind of person
c) i'm gonna get bored, or it will clash with my ethics
d) getting a suit
e) i am gonna get bored, and would need someone to handle the bottomline, back to b)
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I agree with your criticism, many times developers of managed platforms (Java, .NET and even the less complex GCs like Ruby) forget that memory needs to be allocated and deallocated.

Often we think the magic memory fairy is going to make everything OK, it is easy to fall in this trap even if you understand the underlying concepts, this is clearly not the case at high scale.
I paraphrased. It was done for brevity. Did i misrepresent the intent of your post?

I do not need to google it, becauase i can hear it myself. Like i say, not subtle. I haven't got vinyls/rips of everything, but i can assure you it is not uncommon. Must i provide examples?

Destructive 'loudening' of music is not useful with vinyl music (IE. compressing the waveform 'up' does not make for a louder output, as what happens with the digital loudness wars-- thus is 'pointless'), because there is no 'reference point' (that is, you can't have a waveform offset, because the needle is already moving wherever to meet the waveform), you can only increase/decrease the dynamic range. Because of a greater difference in amplitude, it is easier to cut a record with a larger dynamic range.
Would you mind telling how much traffic (e.g. visits per hour from HN) you get when your article hit the front page?
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