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I agree with you, though I think that a big reason they haven't done that is that the streamers who use justin.tv the most don't actually demand that feature (though they probably wouldn't mind it either).

I don't have any hard stats, but I think that a majority of justin.tv's traffic is gaming related. In my observations, a single gamer can produce hours of content a day, most days of a week. For these types of streamers, it is more of the exception than the rule that someone will go back to watch the stream.

In the case that there is an interesting game that people want to link to or whatnot, they do end up passing around crazy urls and mentioning time offsets. If it is a really popular thing, someone will rip it off of the site and post it to youtube.

One commonality that I see (at least for the partnered streamers) is that in between games, they will run a commercial (they have the ability to choose when commercials happen). That would be a natural point to split the video on justin.tv's side, and then you could at least directly link to a particular game. Giving the ability for streamers to title a video after it is completed would help discoverability as well.
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It is a big time saver to not have to worry about the build, but I think that a few frameworks that just abstract a collection of libraries like love and pygame accomplish the same thing pretty well. This is my build script for a love game:

#!/bin/sh
rm panel-attack.love
zip panel-attack.love *.lua *.txt README THANKS COPYING server.py build.sh assets/*.png assets/*/*.png

It seems like it wouldn't be much of a pain even if I had to do it manually. That said, I'm not the audience for your project. I have no idea what difficulties a non-programmer would have getting a basic Python or Lua environment set up with one of these frameworks.

I hadn't read about the extensibility aspect when I left my previous comment. After reading about that, it seems very useful to introduce users to the concepts their game will be based on so that they can begin programming at a comfortable pace. GameBuilder Studio can become really great as the interface improves. I hope it starts paying your rent so you can keep working on it.
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Steve is a great business man. He knows how to manage,manipulate and bring out the best from his designers and engineers. He didn't design and he didn't code. He didn't invent ipods or iphones or ipads. Sure he approves it and demands it.But he didn't create any of those things. He is not an inventor. He is a great CEO. Comparing him with Einstein just disgust me. I'd feel better if he was compared to Jesus.(not an inventor either but knows how to influence people). And Bill Gates would be much closer to Einstein since both of them have high IQ.
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"Righthaven had asked U.S. District Judge Philip Pro of Nevada to stay the fee award, saying it might slip into bankruptcy if forced to pay."

So fucking what?!

This must be about the dumbest, most ludicrous reasoning I have read in a long, long time.

So you frivolously try to screw people and companies with dodgy copyright lawsuits. After the bullets of your double barrel shotgun forcefully blasted into your feet you argue that you can't continue with your "business model" when forced to pay for the consequences?

Either something here is very much out of context or those Righthaven dudes are really not the smartest cookies in the jar.
That didn't stop nouveau, or r300 (which I was a part of). Given sufficient interest and time, it'll eventually get reverse-engineered, but I wish we had documentation or code, which speeds up the process greatly.
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While newbies rarely need reference types (other than var, of course), I don't think there's anything particularly "advanced" about immutable data structures. Considering that most people learn math before they learn programming, immutable data might even be an easier concept to grasp for a complete newbie than imperative programming with mutable data is.

You might think immutability is advanced but that's most likely because you learned to program with mutable things initially.

As an aside, I agree that Clojure's stack traces are pretty bad, but there are tools that improve the mess quite a bit, eg. clj-stacktrace. The stacktraces might not be quite as intractable to newbies if you integrate that into the REPL.
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A classic mistake people make is assuming that something isn't an issue, when the other party DOES think it is an issue.
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Thanks for the notes. Is there a link to the videos?
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Why is he not a "virtuoso"? Bcause you said so? And Why cant i have it both ways?

And that staement was meant for Bill Gates, but if you were insulted then I guess you're guilty.
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The article starts with a roast on Palantir's marketing tactics but later brings up some really good points about enterprise software.

I think Palantir is closer to a end to end solution for governments. If they are just hiring engineers it means they can pretty much build any product needed to fit a government/corporate spec.
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I agree. Speaking as someone about to graduate in CS, having started with C, a simple assembly language (LC-3), and later focusing on C++, I've found picking up new languages fairly easy with the stronger understanding of what's going on underneath. Obviously I'll never know what it's like learning higher level languages first, but I'm definitely happy with the path my school uses.

For example, learning manual memory management and instilling habits around needing to worry about this made learning Java and C# a breeze. I can't imagine moving from a language with garbage collection to C would be as easy or smooth.
Actually it was just an opinion from me, I may have expressed myself a bit wrong on the words. But I suppose it is so. I won't be able to "prove" it as I have no insider access to Google executives.

1. They probably created it like one of the many products they did without a profit purpose at the beginning. Even with search, they didn't know where to head before a few years.

2. Right. I was just trying to explain why there could be rumors. They are closing a lot of services that aren't key to their business, though. I can understand that from a financial point of view very well. They may also want to consolidate the brand, and making it easier to grasp for non-geeks. All valuable goals.

3. "Conspiracy theory" is a big word. Think again about it. Companies try to move markets to their products, sometime using offensive methods. Remember Google suspended whole accounts (including Gmail, Gdocs) because users used pseudonyms on Google Plus. They're definitely serious about G+. But I won't search literacy on that topic for you. The world out here is competitive and brutal, that's all.

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Could I ask whether these were the exact words you wrote down during the event, or whether you pared it down when publishing?

(I ask, because I had a bad habit of taking verbose notes, and wanted to ask about your thought process when crunching down the information to succinct quotes.)
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Quit the bullshit, troll. There is no way that you were talking about Bill Gates. He was not the one that said anything about Steve Jobs being technically limited. I did.

I had enough of you. Bye.
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And I hope she still is a passionate writer ;)
I'm blown away that UC Riverside is the second most predictive interest for Berkeley. I wonder if, somehow, UCR students are also showing up in the dataset, also bringing down the predictive power in the already "too large and diverse for an overall characterization" data.
I read about whether or not to start a startup on hacker news often. In these discussions there's always the 'startups fail', 'billion dollar company'. I can say 2 things about these two things.

For myself, failure is quite okay. I spent the entire weekend at a hackathon where I failed to have anything to demo. My teammate and i were the only ones there to fail to have a demo. I had had success at other hackathons so this hurt. Ultimately it doesn't scare me though, as I'll explain later.

And on the billion dollar company, I have to say I can't relate. My friend and I come from middle class (blue collar working town middle class) families, so we've never had much money and we don't really chase it.

So for us, it's not about the money, it's always been about building great things that we want for ourselves. And with each failure and each success, we learn more, and what we make becomes better and better from our learning. I like the idea of failure because it's only ever made the things that I make better, and helped me to be sure that I am doing what I love. Ultimately every time I ready one of these articles, and I realize that I embrace failure as an opportunity, and see money as a distraction, i feel more right with myself that we should indeed be starting a startup.

Disclaimer: I am a student who has no idea what I'm talking about.
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Perhaps by then you'll have developed your own AI.

No, I think you're maintaining the abstractions you built before that point. Look at all the frameworks that get developed for many years before they're abandoned.
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Looks inspired by Rails. However, if you like the approach of Rails, why not just use Rails? It's similar to people who put the OSX skin on their Windows machines. If you like the OSX look, use OSX.

PS: I get there are many reasons to use PHP over Ruby, just as there are many reasons to use Windows over OSX. I'm just making a point by going to the extreme.
Poor article. The author only compares FuelPHP to the Zend Framework and bases the whole decision on why it is better with documentation.
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I worry that PHP's problem is that all these various frameworks are fragmenting developers, while Ruby on Rails is like a single beacon for Ruby devs.

I've just spent ten minutes going through the docs and I can't see anything that improves on what Yii has exactly the same functions for at least the last five months. That's not a criticism BTW, but I can't see any reason why FuelPHP would suddenly be a framework leader.

Compare the docs contents:

Fuel: http://fuelphp.com/docs/general/tasks.html

Yii: http://www.yiiframework.com/doc/guide/1.1/en/basics.mvc
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Not sure why this is on the front page.

I will bash Zend Framework. I will push fuelPHP citing only 2 redeeming features (Clean OOP implementation and decent Docs). I will then discard Symfony2 because of personal preference...

If anything Symfony2 is in a good position. There is already a strong job market for the framework. If I was a ZF developer looking to move I wouldn't jump into FuelPHP. I would go where there are already plenty of jobs.
The article linked to this posting provides more details; the arstechnica article is sadly lacking. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3175558
Or there is an option C, where you learn from both the good and bad parts.

In a lot of regards, it's inspirational. For example, his openness to new experiences and how experiences later found themselves as inspiration. Nobody can say that openness to novel experiences is a bad thing and I also know a lot of people who are closed like a book. The book is full of these stories which we can use to help better ourselves.

On the flip side, some of the abuse people had to deal with is not right and this is how you shouldn't be treating people - regardless of whether you're a genius. We're still bettering ourselves though.

Either way you look at it, it's still an interesting read.
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True. As long as Steve had Woz on speed-dial, he was not technically limited. :-|
Another interesting thing to think about is what sort of student at each university is the most likely to use Quora.

For example, I noticed that Berkeley seemed to have a bit of bias towards web technologies (Ruby or Rails and the like). While there are certainly plenty of people around that like web apps (and it seems almost everyone has a pet project on the web these days), I suspect that they are overrepresented simply because people making web apps are much more likely to be on Quora than hippies (Berkeley has those too, believe it or not).
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In practise, this wouldn't work. You would need one certificate for linux for practicably reasons, so you distribute this to the distro makers. All of a sudden anyone who wants to make a custom kernel can't, what's worse is that many distro makers might not be trusted enough to keep it secret. Why not make a certificate that anyone can use? Then malware authors can use it, and secure boot would have no purpose. This is why it isn't practical to try to use linux with secure boot, and the option to disable it must be their for linux to work.
There is no indication that there will be any CA. Actually that's one of the points raised by Linux foundation. They advocated that an independent CA would be founded.

Currently some people believe that OEMs will include Microsofts certificates directly, so basically that would make MS the CA. Or alternatively OEMs themselves would be the CAs.

As for why Linux vendors can't sign their OSses, I think there is some issues with anti-tivoization clause in GPLv3. Also, Linux vendors would need to coordinate with each OEM individually, which would be rather unpractical.
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I'd add a fourth use case (which is somewhat similar to case three). People who don't want to be "programmers", but just want to learn how to simplify and optimize the normal day to day tasks they do. In that case I'd recommend whatever scripting language is standard in whatever app they use. For example I know people who probably would never claim to be programmers and never had any desire to learn programming for programming's sake, but have still taught themselves to do pretty advanced stuff in VBA, AutoCAD Lisp or MEL (Maya's scripting language) because they saw how much easier it made their work.
I read and enjoyed your post. Like you, I too was disappointed the conversation was political... I was hoping for more startup oriented conversation.
What kind of crawler is it stopping?

Just makes our experience bad.
I agree on a few points and also disagree on some.

I agree that javascript is very easy to get started with. The syntax is similar enough with other languages (C, Java) such that you could just into one of them easily after a bit of experience with javascript. It's also very easy, as you said, to actually DO something with it. You don't have to import 500 libraries to draw a line on the screen or make highly interactive (or even beautiful) interfaces. Javascript is also somewhat close to lisp in its functionality.

That being said, I feel as though learning javascript first is putting the carriage before the horse. If someone is learning to program, I believe it's best they start off learning the basics. The idea is to learn the concepts behind mathematical thought...to learn the rules, and then learn to break them. I think someone who learned javascript first would know how to do things great in javascript, but not necessarily any other languages. They would know how to program interactions, but not necessarily how to program in general.

Another thing to keep in mind is that javascript is highly concurrent. You almost can't do anything in it without dealing with layers of events interacting with each other. This could be confusing and detrimental to someone who's just beginning to learn.

I'd argue it's best to start with C/assembly for a low-level view of how computer work, and then afterwards lisp and perhaps javascript for higher mathematical programming.
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Yes, and right after claiming that Benjamin Franklin invented the battery.

I've got copies of both Einstein: His Life and Universe and Steve Jobs on my nightstand right now, awaiting their respective time slices, and I've got to say that this article didn't make me optimistic about diving into them.
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I agree. From reading the docs, and also having my head in several frameworks (including one I've developed) for over five years, Fuel really doesn't seem to bring a whole lot more to the table than is already there.

While it may turn out to be a grand success (and I truly hope it is), I think PHP is, as you mentioned, much too fragmented to have an end-all-be-all framework of choice. Another successful framework will not unite PHP as much as add more fragmentation. This isn't necessarily bad (having more choices is fine), but a "one framework to rule them all" attitude seems a bit far-fetched (not that Fuel has this attitude, more the author).
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My first job involved Modula2 and the Brief editor. As I recalled Modula2 was supposed to be the successor of Pascal but I guess it never really took off. At least I've never met anyone who did any programming in Modula2.

This reminds me of .kkrieger[1], a game made by German demo group. It's a 3D game where the executable at 96k is smaller than most readme.txt files for other games.
If we cut down all the abstractions layers we're using every day we could create amazingly small program than ran at blistering pace. Of cause development time would explode :-)

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.kkrieger