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I have used this for a few things. One of them that was the most interesting to code, even though very narrowly useful, was a way to compare two memory dumps from a C++ game to find the objects that don't match (after the game detects a checksum mismatch between online players, the players are asked to make these dumps, and then submit them to us; We drag'n'drop two dumps into a webpage and get a printout of objects that don't match). Admittedly a C++ app would have been a lot faster, but Chrome still managed to read the dumps and extract the relevant info in several seconds.
Speaking as an academic mathematician, I don't think it is so small.

If the paper is groundbreaking, everyone will want to read it anyway.

If it is so-so, an expert will be able to determine if it is correct by skimming it pretty quickly.
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The only reason the money marked freezed up is because everybody thought the fed would bail out all banks (greenspan put). When Lehman-Brother failed they all went creazy because the knew alot of banks war acctually bad.
all manufacturers had switched back to the shitty input method of +/- buttons again because.. I don't know. Fashion?

Production cost. Two pushbuttons are cheaper than one rotary dial.
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People should realize he is just telling you how to build a good website, remove any mention of SEO from this article and you will see my point.
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What percentage of online Flash games (a) work at acceptable speed on a phone and (b) can be sensibly used with a touchscreen? I'd be astonished if it's more than 5% or so.
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Post the discovery of wheels, technology is one cutting edge innovation that man has conceived. Internet is the advanced gateway of technology that is getting the world glued to it, well quite overwhelmingly! There are several businesses trying their prodigy online, but does every venture make it to be a hot shot on cyber space? We nod no!
They've had the tools to do this for a couple of years, and it's been uncontroversially acceptable under app store rules for a year. It's barely ever used. I don't see any reason this would change.
It's not that any and all forms of capitalism are bad, but capitalism has its benefits and its drawbacks. Obviously, there are lots of benefits. The aforementioned effects are some of its drawbacks.

I'm not sure why people have this notion that we can only take the good parts of capitalism and leave out the bad parts. It seems this is what you're suggesting--but how would we do that? Because when you do, you're most likely making the economy _less_ capitalist, and more of a mixed market economy.
> It doesn't, that's just your fan club talking.

I think hostility(fan club) will only derail the conversation. Irrespective of whether the posters are fan boys or not, they are going to take offence, and then everything goes south.
Having seen the Flash Lite source code back in the days before iPhone, I'd say there wasn't a lot of effort there at all. The code was pretty bad.
They're not killing AIR for mobile (though I can't see it getting much attention in the future), but the PlayBook is essentially a dead platform walking anyway.
Probably been posted before, but this reminds me of this rather awesome article about one-liner algorithms outputting to /dev/audio to create some really quite cool "compositions": http://createdigitalmusic.com/2011/10/entire-musical-composi...

There's a site to try your own at: http://wurstcaptures.untergrund.net/music/
Apple wins! Jobs always wanted developers in a "exclusivity" arrangement. Adobe busted out and supported Windows as Apple floundered. Jobs always wanted to set an example to those who leave the village. Looks like Apple's refusal to allow flash on mobile will teach all the villagers a lesson. Who is number one? Apple is!
I run flash in a decent way in my Nexus S. It is not the best experience in the world (as usual when dealing with Flash) but it works.
Safari. However, it's gone now. I guess it was a network problem on my side.
My last addon release was reviewed after a little over a month.

They do however do automatic check to ensure that your addon still works with newer releases and upgrade the compatibility automatically.
Unfortunately, the majority of the reasons you listed all boil down to the same one: narcissism.

This winds up being why I find Yelp reviews to be useless; the poster is trying to tell me about themselves, rather than actually tell me something useful about the restaurant.

"Believe me, I know -- my grandma is a south east indian polar bear, and I know good vegan low-carb empanadas! Also, the service was terrible after I told the waitress she looked fat in that outfit. How rude. Did I mention the parking situation is just horrriiible? 1 star! I know it's always hard to park in the haight/midtown/wherever, but pleeease."
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> He didn't say it had to make the design community swoon; just that it has to convey professionalism and draw your intended users in.

That is a "no true scottsman" fallacy.

When someone says design matters, it means having a pleasant design. BCC's design is not something that can be considered good. It still does business - that's great, but "it does business -> hence it has good design" doesn't hold.
IMHO, it's more funny to hide F-bomb in your presentation, so only a few people will notice it :) See, for instance, Schwarzenegger's F-bomb hidden in Veto letter - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/30/schwarzenegger-f-bo... .
Really like the simplicity of the app. I look forward to seeing how it copes with my massive external library which caused iTunes to choke (>1 minute to add a song to the library after a certain point).

Smart playlists are a must have feature, so glad to hear they are coming.

One thing that would be nice is if when you dragged a song from the library out of the window, the dragged items became references to the files (in the same way dragging an item out of Finder does). This would allow you to select a playlist, drag all the files out of it and drop them onto your iPod's library in the source list on iTunes, uploading those songs straight to it without having to worry about integrating that functionality into Enqueue itself. I'm not sure if it's possible to do so in Mac OS as iTunes itself doesn't do that, but I've definitely seen it done in Windows and it's extremely useful (e.g. finding a song in iTunes, dragging it out and dropping it on to an audio editor to open it).
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Flash is still very much alive in the form of AIR. Adobe's announcement was regarding the browser-based mobile Flash player, not Flash-based AIR apps.

Browser-based Flash had no reason to ever be on phones because all it does is enable ads. Video sites could always fall back on regular video files.
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Adobe still says they're supporting AIR, but RIM seems to be focusing more on HTML5 for the PlayBook now as well.
Since the link isn't working, I'm going to take a guess.

1) Start coding.

2) ???

3) Profit!

Or maybe...

1) Start coding

2) Google everything you have a problem with

3) Return to step 1

That's how self-taught people learn. Okay, maybe Google wasn't around when some of us started, but we used books, magazines, and trial-and-error. Google is much faster and more reliable.

But honestly, that just isn't for everyone. Some people need a more structured environment, and that's fine. That's why classes and learn-to-program books exist.
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No the ZuneHD doesn't have buttons for those interactions, and the ability to read out whatever I touch is more of an aid than an true interaction element.

My ideal is that we shouldn't always be aiming for items on the screen to interact with. We've traded hardware buttons for software buttons, even though the ability to recognize things like swipe now exist and are much more natural. With a button, I have to hit that exact spot. With more natural movements, like swiping, I am creating an action over a more general area. I don't have to be so exact, and therefore, I often don't need to look at the screen at all.

On the ZuneHD, it works like this,
swipe right to left on the screen is skipe forward a track, swipe left to right is back. Swipe up is volume up, swipe down is volume down. Hold the right side is fast forward, hold the left side is rewind. tap the center is play/pause, tap bottom left corner is shuffle/unshuffle (though this is a visual button, it is fairly easy to hit without looking at the screen).

Unlocking a ZuneHD is the same as a WP7 (though many people haven't seen those either). You just swipe up on the lock screen and it unlocks.

With all of these interactions (excluding shuffle), you aren't aiming for a button, just a general area on the screen.

In comparison with the iPod Touch/iPhone, to unlock, you are targeting a fairly specific area at the bottom of the screen. Easy to miss the swipe area if you aren't looking. On WP7 the whole screen is the swipe area. As long as you start at the bottom, and swipe up.

Same with skipping tracks, on iPod Touch, it is a forward button on screen. You have to hit the specific spot. With the ZuneHD, you just swipe across the middle-ish area of the screen, and it will go forward the track. You aren't aiming at a specific item to interact with. It is all a very natural feeling.

This was one of my big disappointments with the iPod Touch. After the original iPod was such an amazing design for navigating and playing music, Apple told us about this great new touch interface and how we could swipe our fingers across the screen to interact, and how it was all so natural. But the swipe interaction was only on coverflow, which is somewhat useless. They missed the opportunity to make swipe a key navigation element in iOS.

I feel the same way about iOS apps today. Why do I have a back button at the top of the app. The back button slides a panel from left to right and shows me the previous content. Why am I aiming for a target at the top left (rarely comfortable if you are holding the phone in your right hand), rather than swiping across the screen and sliding the panel?
You get the good parts of capitalism by not treating it as the end-all solution to everything, but using it as a tool where appropriate and curbing its excesses where necessary.

Seems that what you call a mixed market economy is exactly what I meant. It worked for a long time for quite a few countries here in Europe, until "free market" was suddenly considered a panacea for everything according to the ones in power. Before we got to the casino-economy of today...
> He clearly invested a lot in design for kalzumeus.com,

The site looks neat, and there is an attribution for wordpress and "woo themes" in the footer.

Also, Patrick has posted below saying he didn't invest much in the ui(in terms of money or effort), which doesn't contradict anything. He said design matters; he didn't say one has to invest a lot of time and money.
Citigroup profits from the higher education bubble as much as anyone. And it is always naive to blame a small group of elites for structural economic problems.
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Well to be fair, I do dislike Flash Pro. And Flash Builder is dreadful, but that's because Eclipse is dreadful and it's just Eclipse. All my AS3 work is done in a standard text editor (I prefer TextMate), and compiled from the command line with mxmlc.
Out of curiosity, because of your HD experience, did you get a WP7?

I did, and though I like it, I don't think most of the apps have that same natural feel for navigation that the HD was able to acheive.
I am still longing to see how it goes, but there seems to be more and more "second class citizens" everywhere.

While iOS would be the major platform for heavy applications, lightweight utility apps get more and more developped in a cross-platform manner.
And as a user I don't feel a great loss, since the apps are more often updated and are OK for the job.

Being a second-class citizen should be less damaging now than at the time we were running clunky java or Qt apps on windows or OS X, like a few years ago.

At least we'll get used to it, and it might become the norm for a whole class of apps.

For the position of AIR...it's compile compatible with iOS, android, it has a runtime on Playbook and the upcoming BBX, it seems to be OK on windows phone as well. I have the feeling that it is where "we" really wanted to see Flash move forward. Not as an HTML extension, but as a real immersive platform.
I guess it's a matter of taste but i find the addthis button bar rather horrible to look at. Plus it does not have nearly the feature set that Nic is looking for. I agree there's a product there.
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Same. It made me shut my eyes instantly even if I was prepared for the worst...
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One thing that is overlooked with voice control is privacy. There's a reason why the SIRI demo videos show people using their iPhone in their own home; nobody wants to broadcast their intentions and interactions to bystanders. Even for 'innocent' commands, there is a while to go yet before talking in that strange scifi dialect (required for comprehension by computers) won't get you strange looks.
Maybe with technology that picks up subvocalisations?
In general, I agree, but that is the use case for the mute button.
No workie on my iPhone (also has no mobile specific layout)
would be interesting if it could also

* morph into different shapes depending on what it is being used for and representing.

* change its tactile qualities for different uses

* display any details anywhere on its surface (i.e. its entire surface is a screen).

...hmm, wonder if such a thing could also use a powerful gyroscope (or something else) to vary the resistance of how it can be moved through space.
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I don't see the problem here.

1. Adobe is continuing the development of AIR and AIR 3 is coming to QNX.

2. RIM's Torch browser is one of the most standards compliant browsers out there, if not the leader. Even WebGL is coming to the platform.

3. RIM is also going to offer a native UI toolkit called Cascades and the demos look promising. You can also use Qt for native development.

edit:
4. ANd of course, there is also the Android app player supporting Android's UI framework.
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At Techcrunch when we removed the share buttons average traffic to each post dropped 20-25%. We saw no jump in number of blog links, or tumblr's, or anything else.

One thing I'm learning about SEO, is that you have to know your audience. This means you should know what they are searching for, and optimise for that. Likewise if your audience is a big user of twitter (which TechCrunch's audience would be), then use that to your advantage.
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I don't actually like Adobe's development tools. I like ActionScript 3 the language, and I enjoy writing code that targets the Flash Player runtime, and its API. I write all my AS3 in TextMate.

What I've seen so far of Muse doesn't really inspire me to want to use their new HTML5 tools. I didn't like Flash Pro either. Those tools are not written for developers, they are written for designers (or 'devsigners' as terrible as that moniker is).

Now, if Adobe came out with their own version of something like Coffeescript or Google's Closure Compiler, where you wrote your code in some sort of stricter subset of ECMAScript that compiled to browser JS, I'd check it out. Especially if they somehow came up with some sort of sane rendering API that could make valid HTML. But I suspect the closest they will get is writing tools that convert ActionScript to work in Canvas.
Iceland is a vary recent example of just what I was talking about. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123032660060735767.html

For a recent US example just look at savings accounts:
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And guess what HSBC got bailout money.
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Flash is still very much alive in the form of AIR

Yes, this cannot be emphasized enough.
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Until our novice looks for information on PHP and mysql and thinks 'mysql_real_escape_string_honest_this_time' is a great idea.

Or until our novice decides to learn Perl:

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I'm really sorry, but, in this case, I think putting a time in is better than a dial. I would agree, however, that +/- is just wrong.
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Correct. Flash is dead for mobile web browsers, which never belonged on phones to begin with. Flash continues to live on in mobile AIR apps.
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Don't forget to work on a small, but still real, largish problem. Doing simple nothings in coding isn't a good way to get anywhere far.
I agree with you. I think the free market infatuation many US politicians have without truly understanding it is a major reason for our predicament.

That said, a free market is capitalism at its purest, and in a free market, we'll get sweatshops and the like (which are very sought-after jobs in developing countries).

I guess my point is: semantics matter. If we want to push back against these effects, I think it's important to realize we're actually pushing ourselves away from capitalism and more towards a mixed market economy, which is a good thing in my judgement. But we shouldn't see a mixed market economy and call it capitalism, because they're not the same thing--mixed market economies attempt to mitigate capitalism's negative effects.
WWI ended on the 11th. I imagine that the UK is not alone when it comes to 11/11 having a special place on the calendar. In the US the 11th (or closest weekday) is Veterans Day.

Rememberance Day seems to have more in common with our Memorial Day than our Veterans Day.
Really not sure how effective the template will be once the novelty wears off, but still glad they lifted the....dress to show everyone.
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Nothing surprising here. Read anything else on being a pick up artist and you find the same results. What these sort of exercises ultimately achieve is confidence in approaching and engaging with complete strangers in conversation--male or female, hot or ugly. Social skills that most of us don't "naturally" possess--nerd or otherwise.

We all know it works, it's just easier said than done for most people.
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Cart before the horse! Any evidence of cause-and-effect here? Its also true that "government loan subsidies have increased to offset rising college prices".
The small group of elites that have a monopoly on the issuing of credit and currency ARE the structural economic problem. It's their baby. We just get to pay for it.

It's far more naive to discount a monopoly. Always.