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Surgeons are expected to learn by doing; they're just very heavily supervised when they start on live people and they spend time on grapefruit, dead pigs, and dead people first.

Reading about a new technique is great. Applying that technique is how a surgeon would learn to do it.
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If so, they'll need to rehire all those people that left the company a few months ago. A friend of mine who worked on the stylus interface left a month ago, and I doubt he'd return.
I will never understand why some things are downvoted. Anyone with the power to do so knows that HTML is not a programming language and not indicative of hacker prowess.
How about a button that scans the database for the last
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Just letting you know because as a Spanish speaker I've had the same problem. It's not "an smartphone" because it's not pronounced esmartphone, you've to start the word from the 's', sssssmartphone,so it's actually "a smartphone".
I remember when that first did the rounds a few years ago...

The thing is, while it's interesting seeing the potential trouble spots Acton highlighted, he didn't actually show a better way of doing any of it. As someone who has also done his fair share of low-level/high-performance programming in C++, I would take some convincing that the result isn't going to be somewhat faster but effectively write-only code. That might be OK if you know your target platforms well enough to count on those micro-optimisations not being premature and you know no-one is going to care about maintaining your code for very long, which is not entirely unrealistic in the games industry but doesn't apply to much else.

However, I think a lot of the ideas on those "slides" go beyond Data Oriented Design as the term has come to be used, and into general low-level, architecture-specific optimisations. There's nothing wrong with exploring the latter, of course, but I'm not sure it's helpful to conflate very fine-grained, platform-specific, relatively localised adjustments with a high-level view of how to group multiple properties on a set of objects in memory, or with the more general principle of transforming your data in advance into some format that lends itself to the kind of processing you want to do.

(None of which is to say that articles on how to do that sort of low-level optimisation on popular platforms wouldn't be interesting. I'm just suggesting that they would probably have to go some way beyond what is commonly called DOD today before they were likely to get interesting.)
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OK, I'm by no means a copy expert but I can see some very obvious problems with the text on that page (which are worth fixing, since it sounds like communicating what the product does is a known problem for the company).

The first paragraph, "Schmetrics was founded by three lifelong friends to address the pain points we have felt repeatedly over years of working in software..." - provides no actual information. You can delete it entirely.

The second paragraph starts "Our platform is based on modular, flexible design principles" and is just as bad. It hardly hints at what the product does.

The last two paragraphs at least mention analytics in passing, but again don't tell me anything that I couldn't have guessed - "we believe our customers are our greatest resource when it comes to generating and validating the ideas" should be taken as default for any intelligent startup.

Don't worry - these aren't dumb mistakes. This stuff (figuring out your messaging) is really, really difficult. Reading between the lines, it sounds like your product solves a problem that I have and I'm very excited to know more about it.

Maybe you should revisit your answer to the YC application question "What is your company going to make?".
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I'm not sure having costly executive doing secretary work is cost efficient.
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" In 1998, the Internal Revenue Service estimated that taxpayers spent six billion hours per year on “tax compliance activities.” That’s serious shadow work, the equivalent of three million full-time jobs."

Does that mean that the U.S spends about 1% of its productive time as a population merely to comply with the tax code? If so, that's really an indication that the tax code is ridiculously over-complicated.
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Surely that can't be literally true. How do you buy consumables? Surely you don't tender for contracts to provide a fixed amount of coffee or paperclips per year, choose one provider, then the amount provided just has to suffice no matter if it's too big or small?

Presuming you don't, perhaps you could find a way to get your superiors to think of things like map requests as akin to coffee or paperclips rather than a service or a piece of boxed software.
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Not my startup but a friend's.

I'll tell him about your feedback.
Video from the session (at Startup School yesterday, conversation with PG):

http://www.justin.tv/startupschool/b/298661410 from 16:00
which continues to:
http://www.justin.tv/startupschool/b/298670703
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I tried all the layouts and can't get my head around them.. except for the 'sidebar' view, they all feel like Flash websites from 2005
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xorg.conf? What decade are you from?

I don't think I've even had that file in my filesystem since I was in college...
Ok, nice prose of your, but the tiny blue ball thing is bullshit. Any plane on window seat will show you that the Earth is enormous and empty for most it's parts, even in China.

Don't think I advocate more cars and buildings. It's just that the tiny crowded ball argument is wrong, and dangerous, as it can be used to build a nasty antihumanism.
> your charisma will improve making the "better clothes" a kind of self fulfilling prophecy.

The TV show "What Not To Wear" has some dramatic makeovers that greatly improve people's self-confidence.

I seem to remember an HN story about a fashion blog for geeks, but I can't find it now. If someone were to create one, a good name might be "DressCode". :)
I know Amazon spent a lot of money to develop the Andriod skin they are going to use in the Fire, but I think they should buy webOS. That way they can build the same ecosystem Apple has. If they had their own OS no one else could use, and customers with credit card numbers on file, they could get the same seamless experience that Apple used to capture the tablet market. Also, I think they should sell them at to loss to build a userbase since they'll make a lot of money when customers load the tablet up with content.
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Maybee he should recommend this system to some of his coreligionist in his native country Lebanon. That would realy help the CIA and prevent innocent people being killed.
> We do serve ads equally to all browser types. :)

Contrary to what it said on your site when we signed up, it appears that you also serve very much non-text ads these days as well. We discovered this when someone sent us a screenshot of a (large, bright white) ad for a vaguely related product displayed right underneath a (medium-sized, dark-background) screenshot of our new product on our custom-styled (dark coloured) blog.

This was on a blog for which we have paid actual money for various premium features, and to say that we were unimpressed at how unprofessional-looking this made our post would be an understatement. I was really hoping that this was some sort of dubiousware installed on the visitor in question's browser and not something done by the WP site, but I notice that the explanation about ads on your site has since changed to remove the "text" qualifier, though it certainly hadn't at the time the offending ad was displayed or when we chose to use your service and pay you money for the extra features.
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The main issue preventing widespread use of underscore in nodejs land is that it isn't set up to accept node-style callbacks, hence you can't mix it with asynchronous code. Eg. Mapping an async function on each member of the array, the async library provides similar functions to underscore while providing callbacks for completion.

The same applies to using normal JS constructors, it's tricky to get a completion callback - I've been doing stuff like this:

Klass.create = function(args, callback) {
var instance = new Klass(args);
instance.initialise(callback);
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Steve Pavlina has blogged extensively about polyphasic sleep:

http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2005/10/polyphasic-sleep/
I make <20k a year (student). I spend about 1 hour doing my taxes, and I don't have any investments or anything.

I cannot imagine how long it takes someone with property, 401ks, etc.
That read a bit like a kid reading how to do math, but never actually practicing it, and then complaining how text book doesn't actually teach you math.
Apparently that scales linearly - $10k per million pageviews in a given year. 10 million pageviews in 2012? $100k that year.
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Let me clear a couple of basic things related to this issue.

The origin of Zen comes from greater vehicle Buddhism. In Buddhism, we have two main derivatives: greater vehicle Buddhism and small vehicle Buddhism.

Small vehicle Buddhism devotedly focuses on what Buddha done to reach nilvana. So, they execute tough ascetic training in shrines.

But, as we know, not everyone can execute such training because of many reasons. So, greater vehicle Buddhism was born. And Zen was established in China by indian Buhddist, Daruma because it was heretical in India. After Confucianism became major religion in China, Japan was the successor of Zen. This is the history.

This story is pertially closed to the origin of Christianity.

Zen is the practice everyone can do.
Controlling anger, relieving oneself from anxiety, and exploring answers inside, not outside. That's all. The meditation is one of the methods. We can do it everywhere.

One of the key concept in Buddhism is "changing ever". Everything is unstable.

And, I realize that one of the Jobs's greatest management philosophy is to release his past. This philosophy is very closed the above concept in Buddhism. As we get old, we easily stick to our past achievement. But, it doesn't mean anything, even will be bottleneck for us to step forward simply because everything changes, which also means everything is imperfect.

I think this is why Jobs used to said "the death is the great invention" because we are forced to step forward by death.

I think it's not about religious thing, it's about philosophy every one should have.

For me, it's not important whether Jobs is a kind of Buhddhist or not. He taught us "to release past". That's a most important thing.
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"A small amount of resources" does not necessarily have direct correlation with square footage. Even if every part of the earth aside from Europe and NA were empty, there would still be a serious issue with respect to resource consumption.
Browsers have not yet fully optimized the performance of typed arrays (a month or two ago they could be slower than normal arrays):

1. http://blog.n01se.net/?p=248

2. http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=70675
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If you work for a publicly-traded company, then you aren't really "making the rich richer", or at least not totally. Some of the biggest investors are pension and mutual funds, so it's quite likely that the success of your company is being shared by many fairly ordinary people.
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I'd love to add GUI support for that, but there are more important tasks that would help many more people (like, polishing the Mac ver and making a Windows one).

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Definitely! It sounds like he has genuine interest in helping people. The story he shared on why he's drawn to social media so much, b/c of the power it has to connect people in positive and non-predictive ways, was nice to hear, especially during a time when so many others pursue social for less genuine, fad or bandwagon, incentives.

He gave similar sentiments at the beginning of his talk. He takes it as a warning when he sees someone pursue entrepreneurship primarily for the material benefit, or "effect" as he puts it. Instead, he states, their motivation should come from the passion they have for
changing something, or for taking part in the journey involved in doing so.

Sure, others have said this time and time again, but being a bit skeptical of him, it was impressive to hear him say that ... he gets it.
Here is a great course from Standford on developing iOS applications. http://itunes.apple.com/us/itunes-u/developing-apps-for-ios-...
Genuine answer is that you might want to try a tool like MacRabbit's CSSEdit first, which applies your changes without even saving. You get used to seeing the result instantly.

My motivation for building LiveReload has been to get the same instant feeling, but with compiled languages like LESS.
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Does HP actually own Palm's patents? Reading Wikipedia's description of Palm's IP changing hands feels like watching a game of Three-card Monte.

After Palm split its hardware and software divisions into the palmOne and PalmSource companies, Japanese company ACCESS acquired PalmSource. Wikipedia says that palmOne later paid ACCESS $44M for the rights to the source code for Palm OS Garnet and that Palm could "modify the licensed software as needed and did not need to pay royalties to ACCESS." So who owns which Palm patents?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PalmOne#PalmOne

This Engadget article from October 2010 (after HP acquired Palm in July 2010) says that ACCESS licensed some PalmSource patents to Microsoft. That suggests that ACCESS still has (some?) Palm patents.

http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/08/microsoft-licenses-dozens...
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That was only a pilot study, but it does appear that meditation is useful for pain. A recent fmri study suggested that one year of meditation caused quite large changes in the experience of pain.
In my opinion, Marc's segment was the most interesting because his perspective / experience cannot be found in any other living human being:

1) Being in the Internet business longer than anyone else (1994 or 1993)

2) Being a hacker, who turned into co-founder, who turned into CEO / executive chairman

3) Inventing some of the most foundational components of the Internet infrastructure

4) Co-founding and co-managing one of the biggest hypergrowth stories ever (Netscape, where baking the cake metaphor comes from)

5) Becoming a serial entrepreneur (OpsWare, Ning)

6) Becoming an independent board member of major technology companies (HP, Facebook)

7) Starting a VC firm that is on track to become one of the biggest disruptors of Silicon Valley investor business model

What I especially enjoyed are some of Marc's speculations of what could have happened IF Netscape would have added things like payment or social features they have not pursued. Small decisions we make today could have enormous implications on what becomes our future.
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In these sorts of situations, it is almost always prudent to overestimate your enemies capabilities.

If you're going to be surprised, it's best for it to be pleasant.
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Thor Heyerdahl expeditions in mid 50s is what brought Easter Island and its figures to everyone's attention. These were truly captivating adventures, very intriguing and original, and as such they were widely publicized. As a part of the research his team carved, transported and installed a replica figure using only rudimentary tools. And this figure was - wait for it - a head. I would guess that this could've been just the thing that cemented the idea of figures being heads in public's minds, including those of future Easter Island researchers.

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I usually avoid sweeping statements for exactly that reason but I think it's true in this case. If anyone has a good counter argument I'd be happy to admit I am wrong. Just to give you some idea where I am coming from I used Ubuntu on my work laptop for about 5 years. I got a new machine recently with Windows 7 and I just couldn't think of any good reason to install Ubuntu.
So if Buddhism does not assert that it is the One True Path, what's the Fourth Noble Truth?

The hand pointing to the moon is not the moon.

``Come, Salha, do not be satisfied with hearsay or with tradition or with legendary lore or with what has come down in scriptures or with conjecture or with logical inference or with weighing evidence or with a liking for a view after pondering it or with someone else's ability or with the thought 'The monk is our teacher.' When you know in yourself 'These things are unprofitable, liable to censure, condemned by the wise, being adopted and put into effect, they lead to harm and suffering,' then you should abandon them.''

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I used to work (circa 1989) at a pharmaceutical company that still had a typing pool. So if I needed to write up a technical document, I was expected to provide a handwritten manuscript to the pool, and then would receive back a draft typed copy, which I would annotate, rinse and repeat (with a combination of my terrible handwriting and technical vocabulary, this could be 3 or 4 repeats). This seemed totally ridiculous at the time - I had access to a terminal and would have spent less time typing it myself once than this process took.

At the same company, meetings typically had an official "minute taker" in attendance and a couple of days later our in-trays (physical) would contain beautifully typed and formatted minutes. I now work at a large bureaucratic software company, typically the person taking notes at a meeting: a) does a terrible job; b) earns upwards of $100K; c) contributes little meaningful to the meeting (a and c are sometimes inversely correlated). Having a pool of people who were good at taking notes and weren't attempting or pretending to participate at the same time might end up being more cost effective
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The problem is that Ubuntu is not focusing on the fundamentals and they're not putting enough money into testing.

Agreed.

As an example, if Ubuntu had instead teamed up with Adobe, Mozilla (for Firefox), and Google (for Chrome), and shipped a fix for the Flash problem that's been around for years (referring to Flash's instability on Firefox, Chrome, etc.), I think they would've pleased far more users w/a much more subtle change than the massive UI revamp that is Unity.
>But damn it'd be good if this is real.

It will give rise to another war, I'm quite sure.
Note that we're planning to make LLVM a git submodule, and most of the strange LLVM configure flags will go away with the x86-64 port (which is due to land Real Soon Now). So this will become significantly easier.
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I'm very curious about the following issue by Mark:

"When a company like Netscape hired one top engineer, that person usually came from a top company such as Sun, Oracle, or Silicon Graphics (today Google or Facebook)...That can be really good and immediately infuse your company with skills and knowledge from somewhere else,” he says. “But that can also be really bad. Sometimes that’s not consistent with a coherent culture.”

Is there any danger to lose creative and entrepreneurial culture in hyper growing ventures by hiring massive talents from big firms?

The hyper growth is fantastic for startups because our past efforts are well payed off, but, if it may cause the lose of creative and entrepreneurial culture that we are going to establish at the same time, we have to do something to avoid. Or I don't have to worry about this?

If it's true, I'd like to know how great ventures in SV have dealt with this issue more concretely. I will not count my chickens before they hatch. :)
I'm just curious as an entrepreneur.
Many reasons:

Apple clearly sees iOS and its locked-down environment as the future and Mac OS X as the past. Given that, we can conclude that the overall openness of Apple's offerings will decrease as they focus their efforts on iOS.

Xcode is for-pay now, while it was free earlier.

Apple keeps breaking SIMBL.

Debuggers now need to be signed by Apple or self-signed; either way, it's a pain.

QuickTime X is no longer extensible via plugins.
sorry for not being clear in my choice of words (english is not my native language). i didn't mean that jobs wasn't a real buddhist, but on the contrary, that he was a very serious and dedicated practitioner. I would have liked to know a bit more about how he saw his personality and style, as he obviously more than often had to ponder that in his zen retreats. Yet the only thing we get from isaacson is jobs saying "that's the way i am". I think it's a bit of a missed opportunity, and shows that isaacson was in the reality distortion field for pretty much most of the book.
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Here's the little secret: Find something you want to create, and build it. It's as simple as that, bmahmood. You have to have that inner fire to build something.

If you're interested in web applications, check out http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ It's free and an excellent resource for a curious learner like yourself. At the end of it, you will have created a tangible web application that you could even show your friends.

Best of luck!
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You can definitely see this in the workplace, where people are wasting time doing admin tasks that someone on a 1/3 of the salary could have done. Often they are slower at it too, due to less practice/interest.

Usually this is caused by job cuts, where an increase in low level employees could actually make the highly paid more productive.