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Professional Photoshop users already have existing hardware. This is trying to fill the gap that none (afaik) of the existing hardware offerings support Linux.

Also, if you really care, they say they'll ship a Linux Live CD with the device. So you boot your Windows machine with the live CD, take the readings with the device, save the color profile to a file on USB, reboot to Windows & import the profile. The generated profile itself is cross-platform.

At least that's what they say :)
"It’s a place where your refrigerator could be connected to the Internet, so it could order groceries when they ran low. Your dinner plate could post to a social network what you’re eating. [...] These are just a few of the dreams being chased at Google X, the clandestine lab where Google is tackling a list of 100 shoot-for-the-stars ideas. "

Those are shoot-for-the-stars ideas? I hope those are at the lowest end of the scale. They seem pretty boring to me.
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The only reason it's Linux-only is because Richard is the developer of colord and the Gnome Colour Manager, so obviously writing Linux drivers is what his biggest priority is. It's open-source, so I'm sure he has absolutely no problems with anyone contributing Windows or Mac OS drivers.

Also, I believe the point of the hardware is to bring it down to a price where proper colour management and display calibration are far more accessible to a wider audience. If you're a working photographer or graphics designer, dropping a few hundred dollars on a commercial colourimeter is just a business expense and not a big deal.
Ironically enough, the refrigerator-ordering-ingredients thing was one of the talking points of Microsoft Home [1] when I worked there eight years ago...

[1] http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/03/microsofts-home-of-the-fu...
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If a US politician's portfolio was 100% invested in international stock funds, I would like to know!
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Here's his lecture on this, "The Perimeter of Ignorance": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1HXuiIBF3I
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Some software for the Motorola 68000 did something a bit like this (though probably more for space savings/convenience than atomicity): the 68k had 32-bit pointers but the top 8 bits were ignored so some programs would store extra data there. You didn't even need to mask off the bits to dereference! I remember the Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manuals actually warned against doing this, as later CPUs in the 68k family did pay attention to the top byte in a pointer.
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The fact that Google's spokeswoman is forced to justify a project like this as critical to the Google DNA is very sad.
But the US federal government now has a centralized single point of failure. The US has chosen the Oracle/Solaris route for scaling. :)
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I think what Google's best at is not so much innovation as taking existing innovations typically reserved for Dept. of Defense/B2B uses and bringing it to consumers for free.

We already know the DoD already has tech that is years ahead. Google is one of the few companies who can not only afford to bring crazy breakthroughs like Google Street but to do so in a financially profitable or feasible manner.
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"that's why the news of Michael Jackson's death caused Twitter and even Google to crash"

Google did not crash, an automated system blocked the queries as they looked like spam.
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If the big companies don't have to pay for the mess they make, that's not a free market maximum. It's the typical incestuous government/corporate elite exploitation of the masses.
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Libraries like Weka and Mahout are no more toys than any other library that implements standard and widely applicable algorithms. Yes, you need to do a lot of extra work to properly model your problems, choose features, and combine different algorithms into a final product. But it's not often that you need to tweak the core algorithms that these libraries provide.

If you really understand enough to implement new classifiers or other types of learning algorithms, these libraries are still useful to you. For one, they provide a solid framework for allowing your new algorithm to easily interact with other algorithms. Two, it's not unlikely that your new algorithm is a variation on an existing one. Don't re-implement it. These libraries are open, so copy the source and modify it. And three, mahout uses hadoop. Distributed processing systems are another topic altogether. If you are proposing to write your own, I would hope that you have good reasons for spending the time. Hadoop is certainly no toy.

In summary, don't waste time reimplementing core algorithms unless you are doing it for a learning exercise. But do still take a good course on machine learning, because using the provided algorithms in these packages and others correctly is highly non-trivial.
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This is especially true when "iSomething" is free. A lot of folks will want to 'buy in' to the software, out of guilt or gratitude, so will pay for "iSomething+" even if the delta is trivial.
Good piece, but I felt like it was a bit disjointed. Specifically, it jumped from "10X" (productivity) to "-10X" (hindering others) without much segue.

I'd love to see more discussions of flow on HN. I'm particularly interested in the statement that Python leads to more flow for the author.
I was talking strictly about the horizontal space. If you don't like the icons moving up to cover more vertical space, maybe you should just turn off zooming?
That final remark about Rasmus is unnecessary and not in the spirit of the article. I agree PHP was not designed for developing highly complex applications, but you have to consider how much flow PHP actually created when developing small websites and web scripts.
Suicide isn't a mental illness like depression and OCD and Schizophrenia. While I do agree that this isn't the best time for "ethical theory," I also agree with thomasgerbe in that suicide is a fundamental human right. If one has no desire to continue living, who are you to force them to?
Tick counters are not much of an issue. Packets or octets counter overflowing are much more interesting, especially when they are somehow connected to billing...
I've been clockwork oranged. I don't want to do AI. I don't really want to do anything significant or influence people wrongly. Then I remember that's cowardly and feel a little better. Just imagine Obama quitting if anyone criticized.

Yeah, I've been tormented.

Ya know, though, I think that's the human condition. I think about my Dad sticking with jobs until he got fired cause he had a family.

I had a couple jobs and got assigned impossible tasks, or so I thought. The market place is incredibly refined in all areas, so don't expect to reach cutrting edge easily. Reflecting on this, I decided it's normal to get assigned impossible tasks -- it's never easy to improve the cutting edge.

Can you imagine being a manager and having to find work for people?

Kinda like being a parent with dependents.

I shouldn't complain, but I do get tormented.

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God's just, though. People know that. When interrogating they give you good times to balance with the bad cause they don't want a curse settling on them.

God's just. If your existence is about half sunny and half rainy... that's life--don't scream for "justice".

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Dunno about weka but my last experience ( 5 months back) with Mahout was not good. There still are quite a few bugs and the fact that entire code base is in Java makes it extremely unpleasant for someone who wants to hack and modify the code to jump right in and start tweaking stuff. However, in its defense, it is open source is probably the only hadoopified ml library out there and has given me a ton of good ideas on how to write custom code.
That's how e-Ink currently works. On the other hand you've got good contrast, especially in direct sunlight. Also battery life lasts for a whole week with the Internet connection on and for a month (at least) without that connection active.

Reading entire novels on my Kindle 3 is an enjoyable experience. Reading long essays on an iPad has given me nausea - as I could see the reflection of the light above and my freaking face in the screen glare of that iPad. The contrast is really poor in a strong light environment. Also the battery died during a single flight from Europe to the US, when I needed it the most.

Of course, the E-Ink Kindle is only good for reading books or long essays. It's not an iPad replacement, but the one thing it does well can't be matched by devices with normal LCD or Amoled screens.
I suppose the space elevators would be on the higher end of the scale.
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This is precisely how Ruby's object ids work. An object id is an 8-bit aligned pointer to the object's location in memory. The low 3 bits are used to identify booleans, fixnums, nil and symbols.

I'm sure this was borrowed from a lisp implementation.
No, it generated a lot of people writing Ars Technica off. You notice they stopped? They didn't like their analytics taking the plunge.
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But wouldn't that only work if you were certain you could win the seo battle for that particular keyword?

On the other hand, you own and control that qr code.
Preposterous.

First of all, beatniks, hippies, and punks were never the majority of their generations. We use them as shorthand for certain eras because they were innovative. But that's another way of saying that they weren't like everybody else.

The truth is, there was never a generation as socially conscious and globally aware as this one. It's not because they are more virtuous, it's because this is just the world they live in now. How dare you suggest that this generation has no "narrative" when we have a global protest movement ongoing right now, that's fixating the attention of the whole world?

Like the best of the punks, they're not just talking about it; they're doing it. And unlike 1968, they have more than slogans and attitude; they have technological and social skills and they're setting to build an alternative vision of society.

And there isn't even a need for everyone to have exactly the same goals before we move forward. A libertarian and a hippie can have different visions of society, but still agree on how to make a communication protocol robust.

Perhaps that is the main difference; this new generation seeks practical agreement rather than ideological unanimity. That's a lot of what OWS is about as well; developing a practice that can afford many different views. These practices don't exclude anyone, or even have one single agenda. On the contrary, they thrive on diversity.

Forget the hopelessly naive 1960s concept of "speaking truth to power". The new ideal is to create a self-sustaining practice that brings about change. To me, that's the internet; that's Burning Man; that's Tor, Mozilla, Wikipedia, and even Google on their best days; and that's Occupy Wall Street.

And from what I can see, it's working.
The question is this: Do non-geeks not care or are they just slower than geeks to find out that they care, or are there underlying economic dynamics that will inevitably lead to a point where they must care?

I think the answer to that question is so varied in different situations that any regular-people-don't-care observation has very little predictive power. You could easily be wrong either way.

Also, caring about something is sometimes very indrect. Sometimes you care about the price of something not knowing that it means to care about some obscure piece of proprietary technology.
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You're correct to identify the point of libraries like Weka and Mahout, which are both written in Java, as providing a solid framework for interaction between and among your program and other algorithms. However, Java isn't the right solution for everyone. Moreover, in Weka's case, the GPL licensing may not comport with everyone's requirements. Mahout's license is more friendly to proprietary software, so it's admittedly a non-issue there.

I agree that hadoop is certainly not a toy, but using Mahout on hadoop clusters works better for analyzing large data sets that you've already collected and pre-processed. If you're doing any kind of active learning, or are designing software to run on a client's computer based on feedback that they provide, mahout probably isn't the best choice.

In the end, it requires understanding your problem completely enough to justify your decision.
To clarify this, I don't mean at all to imply LaunchRock's creation UI is bad. It's a general comment on the importance of creation UIs for landing page services, something that such services need to be on top of. And also, I think a library of pre-defined themes are important for people to rapidly create landing pages.

My point was that they probably have a good reason to raise this capital (at least some of it).
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I'm not sure why I would be modded down for pointing out how e-ink currently works and how I don't like it and won't be using it until they fix it. Someone mentioned that with the Kindle Touch they have pushed the flicker to every 6 page views and have reduced its jarring effect. Presumably there are other people that also think that e-ink, as it currently works, isn't that great because of this problem. I've mostly read books on my iPhone 4 using Amazon's Kindle app and I find it to be much more enjoyable, YMMV. So, when they fix that problem, that it currently has, I will probably get one -- which is why I have been buying books on Kindle instead of iBooks in the first place. You are lucky you can enjoy e-ink, I wish I could.
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There aren't very many statisticians/MLers who suggest (or practice) reimplementing your own algorithms, except for quite simple things, because the risk of getting something wrong is pretty high, and the work to make things efficient is non-trivial. If anything, the current push is in the other direction, towards encouraging more people to share their code, and more people to use well-tested code, through initiatives like http://jmlr.csail.mit.edu/mloss/ , http://www.jstatsoft.org/ , and CRAN.

For example, you could reimplement your own SVM instead of using http://svmlight.joachims.org/ , but your chance of producing something correct and as efficient is pretty low...
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this is where Google Labs went when it was "cut"
I disagree that dod has the best
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but is made public by the university
researchers who usually create it.
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Your ability to make this decision would be impaired if you had a mental illness like depression.
Andy Hertzfeld used this same trick on the original Macintosh, in a move he called his "worst blunder": http://folklore.org/StoryView.py?project=Macintosh&story...
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This technique is commonly called "tagged pointer"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tagged_pointer

They are commonly used in interpreter implementations to distinguish between pointers and integers (if the LSB is 0 then the value is a pointer, otherwise (v >> 1) is an integer value)
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I guess this last sentence shows why inflating prices that way cannot be a deliberate strategy on Google's part unless they are over-confident quasi monopolists, which I don't think they are (yet).