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But lightning should be very quick and hence shouldn't appear in a time lapse.. It is still as quick in time lapse as it would be in normal speed. :O
I am an Indian, and it is usually a matter of pride for us that people of Indian origin have scaled heights in academia and elsewhere.
Which is why it surprises me that the largest Indian English dailies that I subscribe to, haven't really said much about the passing of a great scientist.
They seem more busy in talking about perfectly useless reality shows.
There have been times in my life where I've thought that I've had a "genius" idea and every cell in my body has said "Don't tell anyone. Hoard it. Cultivate it. And you'll be a revolutionary!"

And then I end up sharing. And there never ceases to be one or two or four perspectives shared that I never thought of before. And in the end, I think the idea flourishes because I was open and shared and iterated and shared those iterations.

Do these "top secret" labs ever make the big cognitive leaps that we hope for?
not sure if you're being serious, but no, google labs was a bunch of experimental projects run by normal google software engineers. this is an entirely separate thing.
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It could also be exhaustion from too much sex or something similarly private, and his family/friends wouldn't say anything about cause of death either. Give him the benefit of doubt, will you?
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I agree with the article. If you don't like a site, don't go there. Don't steal their bandwidth and try to justify it.

It sure would be nice to be able do decide that in advance.
Of course suicide isn't a mental illness. How about you have a look at some facts from the US NIMH [1], how about I summarise some poignant facts:

"Research shows that risk factors for suicide include: depression and other mental disorders, or a substance-abuse disorder (often in combination with other mental disorders). More than 90 percent of people who die by suicide have these risk factors."

So, you're happy to condemn 90% of people who commit suicide to go and 'make that choice' because 'it's their right'?

I don't disagree that it's anyone's so-called 'right' to kill themselves, but when 90% of individuals who do so are suffering from mental illness or substance abuse disorders, I think it's far to broad and naive (not to mention downright heartless) to fob it off as a mere 'choice'.

Have you known anyone personally who's comitted suicide? I bet that if someone close to you, whom was having a hard time (by stretch of the mind I wouldn't say it's too difficult to imagine in this economy, the loss of a job and a home could be a sufficient trigger for a Major Depressive Episode), decided to kill themselves over a temporary hardship.

I doubt you'd merely say "well, it was their choice". I bet you'd rethink your statement and your position. You my friend are very wrong.

[1] http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/suicide-in-the-u...
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The Hindu covered it prominently. That's how I came to know. http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/industry-and-economy/eco...
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You can get an idea of this with their MP3 Cloud Player for Android. I keep a minimum of music on it for gaps in coverage and things I listen to very frequently, but it easily shifts to "cloud mode" and streams well on 4g/wifi.
It'd be nice if you could elaborate on why the flicker is important enough to you that it outweighs the obvious benefits of e-ink. Up until I read this thread I never even considered it as a 'thing', it surprises me anyone could care about the particular way a reading device transitions between pages, as long as it's fast enough. It seems like the least important aspect of what makes a reading experience on a device good vs bad.

The portability and convenience of the Kindle DX has basically changed my life as I now have been plowing through all those technical books I've been meaning to read over the years.
I believe Bristol didn't have a Physics lab until the late 1920s after Dirac's time. Dirac actually had two undergrad degrees from Bristol, the first in Electrical Engineering and the second in Mathematics.
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Oh, right.

I'm not really disagreeing with you, just pointing out that by the late 1940s attitudes had changed. It seems likely that process was gradual as people learnt what had happened in Europe.

Given that Oppenheimer was Jewish himself I suspect his comments probably were more about Feynman's character compared to other physicist rather than his religious and cultural background.
PARC gave the world Graphical User Interfaces, object oriented programming, ethernet, laser printers, precursors to PostScript, and a few other major breakthroughs.

It wasn't necessarily a "secret lab", but its distance from XEROX management on the east coast made it effectively an under the radar operation (to their detriment, of course)
I think we'd be surprised to see some of the things that might be in the bowels of, say, Sandia.
This depends a bit on the type of comment. If we are speaking Java or something that uses the method comment to generate documentation, the documentation comment should not concern itself with implementation detail. However, documenting all pre- and post conditions as well as any side-effects is a good thing.

(It is important to know when you are documenting the API and when you are saying something about the underlying implementation -- and what you should say. Again, the goal is to anticipate what will help your users or maintainers that come after you do the right thing).

Occasionally you will need to make some comments regarding the implementation, and I usually make those comments at the start of a code paragraph. Usually to clarify intent when the intent can be misunderstood (to counter "I know what the code does, but not what it tries to accomplish").

Keeping methods short is a good thing, but I'm not dogmatic about it. Though I am allergic to long methods; occasionally there are methods that become even harder to read if you chop them up into lots of small bits. In that case guard-based programming and making use of paragraphs in your code really does help.
The big question for me is if all these startups bootstrapping on EC2 are going to wake up one day and decide they need their own servers. The smart money is on "No" being the answer to this question: the switching costs are so unbelievably high, and each day that goes by AWS manages to release features that reduce the surface area of reasons you'd need to do so.

So, it basically looks like the current generation of startups are going to grow up on AWS. You can imagine the implications of this for Amazon's profits.
I'd kill for a chance to work on something amazing and have it financed by one of the wealthiest companies on the planet.
There are already plenty of similar websites, like:

* founder2be (http://www.founder2be.com/)

* cofoundr (http://cofoundr.com)

* findmycofounder (http://findmycofounder.com/)

* etc

What makes you different?

How do you plan match people? Specially, how do you plan attract people, who will be good candidate, but they are not looking for any co-founder?
"Mining of Massive Datasets" and "Introduction to Information Retrieval" are both excellent college-level texts to their respective subjects.

Also, the machine learning book is available for free, "Elements of Statistical Learning":

http://www-stat.stanford.edu/~tibs/ElemStatLearn/download.ht...
It doesn't sound like a reality based story to me. I mean, who has the energy to go all out 2 times each day. And when does he sleep? Discount eating, bathroom and commuting and there is not much time left.

Also after working 40 hour weeks for some time I think you really need a weekend to get some stuff done at home and all the personal correspondence. Also you really should relax some time, otherwise you burn out faster then a tea candle.
I'd assume that it depends on the "top secret" -ness of the lab. In a large enough top secret lab, there is a diverse enough set of perspectives to still provide the sharing culture that ideas need to flourish.

In a right-sized enough top secret lab, you can keep the "that's just too crazy, it'll never work" attitude out, while affording the isolation from real-world concerns necessary for "too crazy" to become "just crazy enough".
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"But is made public by the university researchers who usually create it" <-- yeah, the stuff you know about is made public, and the stuff you don't.... isn't. That's what secret means. I think I heard that 50% of the research in Neuroscience labs today is DoD sponsored and never sees the light of day. Mind-hacking anyone?
The title is disappointing.

This is about Arista Networks, a Bechtolsheim funded network device company.

The interesting thing is - as near as I can make out - Arista is another software-defined networking company (in this case the software seems to be designed to isolate bugs(?)).

I'm not in the field, but I deal with people who spend large amounts of money on hardware network devices, and it is clear to me (as a software guy) that the whole network device field is going to disrupted by software any day now.
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Sorry, meant to say it happened to me to! Same time and everything.
I've been hearing talk of self-restocking fridges for at least 10 years. It's the ultimate go-to cliche for the "connected devices" hype, that's now called the "internet of things."

It's the modern-day version of the Honeywell H316 Kitchen Computer: http://jdh.oxfordjournals.org/content/23/2/163/F9.large.jpg
I'm not so sure about them being so different on the backend. Sure, one half mails a lot of stuff, and the other has lots of servers, but wouldn't there be a lot of overlap in the "dealing with publishers and licensing" department?
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"He's a great speaker."

I agree.

I would go as far as to say that he is a better speaker than I am now and I would remain so without training.

That requires no qualification about his age or any of the other nonsense from some of the responses to your post.
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What, you prefer tossing bricks and overturning vehicles, in some spastic orgy of revolutionary zeal that fails to bring about any measurable change? At least tacos are tasty.

I pretty much hate May 1968. Not so much for the event itself; there was a lot to admire in what workers did to advance their rights. But for what it meant to the progressive ideal. There was much conflation between the starry-eyed ideals of the students, and the real effects that the strikes had on government. The academic left thought that one caused the other. Hence the glorification of dippy slogans like "I declare a permanent state of happiness". It seems to be the watershed when leftism stopped being about education and material welfare, and started being some kind of conceptual art project.
We're not aware of what they have that's considered classified. Back in the 70s, a former prof of mine was doing his phd. He was trying to figure stuff out and couldn't. Through one turn or another, he said the DoD told him, "OK, kid, come over here, we'll help yo out." He got classified access to see stuff that blew his mind and helped him get going.

The point is that back then, at least one guy's experience was that the military helped the university researchers, not the other way around. When I look at some of the capabilities in military hardware today, I wouldn't doubt that the DoD is still way up there. Certainly, a lot of medical innovations (as one example) are still made on the battlefield first, even today.
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"had you not been so gracious, Quipol might have never happened"
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Here is your argument : "I used AdBlock and was happy with it. Then I worked for someone who lived from advertising, so I'm not happy with it anymore."

I call that being a slave of the one who feeds you. From a Marxist point of view, you're only becoming servant of the interests of your exploiter, and now are trying to share this point of view with the world.

Without even thinking one instant that maybe living off advertising has no moral justification. Being exposed to advertising, as you say it yourself (when acknowledging that you don't have to click on the ads), is being unconsciously manipulated by them, and that's exactly what they are trying to do.

Advertising is not work, it is not producing anything useful for the society. It is only trying to either create needs or direct customer's attention to a particular vendor without any objective comparison between products, often creating value out of thin air just by gregarious feeling (so called "brands" making people happy to buy something not for what it brings to them but because they'll be happy to show their mates how cool they are to possess something with a particular logo on it).

So well, I recently installed AdBlock because I was tired of having my speakers start to shout silly songs when browsing the web at night, surprising me and making my heart rate jump sky high. Otherwise I've trained to filter visually the ads and completely ignore them. I don't feel any guilt of having less noise in the pages I visit.

For the ones who feel like they deserve some money for the time they put into their blog, just put a donation button somewhere, be transparent with how much money you make from it, and I won't mind a popup asking to click on it.
Thanks for taking the time to answer.
I see better how it can be useful for teams.

Good luck with your project.
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There is no mention about competition. Most economic models assumes some kind of competition. I think he should survey the prices of similar apps and then decide where to price his app.
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That's not a bad guide, and it touches on a few of my pet peeves (using units, being precise in quantifications).

It misses the key principles of any documentation, and one that far too many documentation departments fail utterly on:

1: Grant your marketing department one page for trademarks, and tell them as politely or otherwise as you care, to fuck off. Your customers/readers in the midst of trying to solve some problem at 2AM, and/or under the watchful eye of the CTO/CEO, and/or in a colo's hot or cold aisle with fans blaring and a melted-down stack, aren't going to tolerate your Yoyodyne Tron-a-matic Blipvert Flux Capacitor Mark 5-1000[tm] descriptions line after line. It's "it", "the device", or some other simple pronoun or generic phrase.

2: You're writing to solve a problem, to accomplish a goal. Figure out what the problem and goal are. If you don't know, get an engineer who designed the product, or more likely, a solid sales engineer who uses it and encounters customers who know the ups and downs, to straighten you out. Actually, they're the ones who're probably best off writing the docs (they probably already have), and you as a technical writer should squeeze this into your publishing system and verify correctness of the information.

3: Descriptions of features shouldn't mirror the text or name of a feature, but explain their purpose or function. The quantity of proprietary/commercial documentation which falls down on this point is staggering.

4: Document significant product bugs and failings, clearly. This is a necessary corrolary of the first principle above. The "BUGS" section of UNIX manpages were (and are) revolutionary.

5: The bulk of the style guidelines in the "Technical Writing Tips" article referenced are really niggling points of grammar and/or exposition. They're best left to a last pass through the documentation. Yes, it's helpful when the piece doesn't read like a 7th-grader better versed in SMS texting wrote it. But if you're addressing these issues before hitting the four previous points, you're rearranging the belly button lint on the deck chairs on the Titanic. It's a complete waste of time to start with, and at least three degrees removed from the real problem.
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This post really doesn't add much to the NYT article (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3233201).
> Do these "top secret" labs ever make the big cognitive leaps that we hope for?

Clifford Cocks discovered public key cryptography years before RSA, while he was working for Government Communications Head Quarter (GCHQ) which is an environment with (especially at the time he did it) a lot of secrecy, both from workers to the outside world but also amongst workers internally.

Who knows what else they've discovered that has not yet been released?
Thanks again! I somehow remember different setting, or just different link, or video cam, but it's the same lecture that I watched months ago.
@myoder, I understand you being grateful to him, and I would be too. And it is great that you wrote the letter.

My question is more about "had you not been so gracious, Quipol might have never happened".

A mockup software doesn't seem to solve any important pain that can't be solved without and yet I see a lot of mockup softwares being created.

So my question is more about, why is a mockup software so important to you? What did it help you do that you couldn't have done without?
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here's a not so enthusiastic David Pogue review http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/14/technology/personaltech/th...
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