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Quickmatch has other problems though.

* If you're going to do it properly and give them meaningful data, a 'quick' skim is the exact opposite of what you want to do. Yet it's what the function is set up for; you can't even see a person's questions and answers, which have frequently (to me) proved far more revealing than the profile.

* Again, if you're doing it properly, rating someone highly sends them a mail saying 'someone's interested in you'. Which always looks to me like saying 'Someone's interested in you but doesn't have the guts / energy / enthusiasm to write you a proper message so has gone for the easy way'. Not a great intro.

With a bit of tweaking I agree it could give some useful seed data, but not much more; fundamentally I think the question-based approach is very good, but I think their scoring algorithm could benefit from refinement.
No, there isn't. I am working on a book, but it will take a while when this is translated to english.
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As such, for people that don't like geeks who interpret everything literally, answering "the sun" might be a good strategy, as I doubt anyone else would make this question mandatory.
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and that could be their downfall. the bigger the company, the bigger the ego.

they do have brand considerations though. so skunkworks and separate brands for each app.

it loses the leverage of being attached to the main entity. but innovation is so critical it's worth it imo.

for features it's valid to take a small percentage of traffic and test. it's what facebook do. they get statistically significant results in a short period of time.
As I understand from the article, he didn't want to just get a site working but to learn how to program and picked, in my opinion, a good language to get started in.

Learning django was, I assume from reading the article, a way to build fun projects with the knowledge of python he had acquired.

Learn a language then how to make web pages with it is a better way to go in my view.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mythical_Man-Month

If you skip to the back of the book there are even cliff notes so you don't have to read the book!

PS Drucker felt very strongly that it's very hard for people to manage themselves, and doing that all the time myself I tend to agree...
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Hi Everybody,

This is actually my first time submitting but have been a reader for some time now. Me and my girlfriend just started a website for online photo sharing.

Now I know what you're thinking: That's been done before. Yes, but there's a twist. We like the sun, and pictures of the sun are rare so we dedicated this website to share photographs of sunshine with eachother, obviously with social media linkup and everything.

As for now we are still in Beta but it would be very helpful if some of you could drop in and tell me what you think, where's improvement.

Some notes:

-What do you think about the UI?
-How would you rate navigating the site (1-10)?
-Would you use it?
-Would you recommend us to a friend? (1-10)

I've made two beta accounts so you can pick which one you want to use. They're accesible at: www.sunshin.es/wp-admin

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This is a specious argument by the bls. The question isn't whether education pays or not; the real question is whether or not education increases a person's productivity.

I'd argue not. It all depends on the degree. College is a form of job training for people like engineers, in which case it has a high return on investment. However, many [if not most] degrees have no relevance to their college degrees.

As many as 63% of college graduates occupy jobs that don't require a college degree! (Uncited, lazy, sorry.)

So does college "pay"? Sure. Does it increase one's skills and productivity? Factoring the opportunity costs, it's hard to tell. I'm in the camp of people who argue that the returns to higher education are due to what's called a "sheepskin", or "signalling", effect in economics.
(1) is indeed a use-case, unless you require more detailed control over playback/pause/frame numbers. In which case a series of png images (for example, encoded into a .css) and animated using javascript could be used. Google uses this for their doodles.

I think (2) is not really a good use-case. GIF is a terrible, terrible format for movies because of the crappy quality and inefficient interframe encoding. Just use a movie format, they're also good at low-res low-bitstream.
This is exactly what my girlfriend was looking for.

She's done a degree in surgery in Mandarin. This would be perfect for her to acquaint her knowledge of the body in english / latin terms. Thanks Stanford.
Yes, but the point missing is that those 57,000 pages went into a tax return that produced no revenue for the government.

That's good money spent by the company, but terrible for society as a whole.

If you're going to make it so large companies pay no tax, just set them a 0% tax rate and turn the lawyers and accountants towards more productive uses.
Put some pictures on the front page.
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Good advice! did you mean the temporary splash page or the actual homepage? (http://sunshin.es/sunshin.es)
Yes, they should stop getting subsidised for 'green energy'.

Energy production shouldn't be subsidised, period. If an energy source - any energy source - cannot stand on it's own two feet, shelve it.
The Wikipedia's definition of "notable" is a heap of crap. Maybe somebody should donate Jimmy a dictionary, besides the cash he's looking for.
The thing I found interesting is its flexibility. A list of planned/implemented modules might be helpful. Once you understand that Frozen just chains together small programs (modules) that process streams of data you can start to think of all sorts of interesting applications.

Of course that sounds a lot like Unix. What can Frozen do that a series of chained programs can't? A self-documenting config file may be better than a bash script, for one.
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What about all the smileys? Does that account for the 34%?
Interesting point on people managing themselves. Hadn't articulated that for myself before.
Hmm, what's so amazing about it? It's a voxel graphic engine, of course it's going to have great detail and no polygons (duh). That's not new. Commanche had this in 1992...

I'm not at all an expert in this area, can someone who is explain what the downsides of voxel graphics are? There must be some serious problems with it, because the technology is well known.

Is there something new that makes this particular engine stand out above the previous engines?
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There are several approaches, some are overkill (the PMI style for example), and some depend on your having access to your customer.

If the latter, you could try out Scrum or other "agile" project management techniques, there's a great introductory video here:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5k7a9YEoUI

For the former, there are resources online (look up the PMBOK):

http://www.unipi.gr/akad_tmhm/biom_dioik_tech/files/pmbok.pd...
What does this offer over just using an object
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Are there any popular systems that ship with bash, but not Python & Ruby? It seems like a slightly odd decision to me.
I think the issue in this thread is that you seem to only view something as censorship if the law/influence/whatever comes from the government.
Seems like a half-assed scripting language. Another example of over-engineering gone awry.
way to write a lot about it without really talking about it... tl;dr anyone?
What does this offer over processing.js?
notch posted something about downsides of voxel. Like you can't see the same object from different angles, you have a hard time animating things...
Do you understand the audience for these NPD reports? NPD releases their research to paying (usually corporate) customers. The press release is a small portion of what's actually in the reports.

Furthermore, don't you think a financial analyst would already know Apple's numbers? The target audience is not some Kid Biz article. Just saying.
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Using a movie format means that you either have to provide multiple versions for different browsers or you have to use Flash.

For a four-second clip of a man being hit in the face with a cat I'm not sure either of those is worthwhile.
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There is a similar thing in the Czech republic

http://mapa.czfree.net/#lat=50.025828752356176&lng=14.73...;

CZ used to have 66% (200k in 2006) of all wireless end users in the EU
I think when he was talking about ads for weight loss programmes etc he was talking about what comes up on the Content Network, not what is seen on Google's results pages. The Content Network is what you're in if you display Adsense adverts on your website.
Very cool. Unfortunately not every company can afford working this way. But people working there have definitely found the sweet-spot of software development.
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You say this in way that seem to mean that for you education do not "pay". But I really don't know how one could affirm that education do not "pay".

Heavy focus on deep, large, long and high-quality education to their offspring is the most important reason, if not the only one, for elite people to stay in the elite. It is also the most rational explanation to why some people are often perceived as more successful than other, eg Chinese and Jewish.

It is easy to come up with counter examples of some guy who did not have the best traditional education cursus and did manage to be successful despite this. But exceptions are not the rule. The mainstream, average rule is that people in power have had good or excellent education.

So this little chart about "education pays" is just a confirmation, among others, to a well-known fact. It has a lot of shortcomings, and shortcuts (like using the income as a measure for success) but it is some value, at least as a reminder.

NB: I may seem hot on the topic. Yes, I am hot on this. Why? Maybe because I live in China, where I see everyday a lot of people who struggle extremely hard, save each yuan they can, in order to push their offspring to the best universities.
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What does it offer compared to memcached, redis, leveldb, etc.?
I like the idea. Unix pipes are very limited though.

Something like this but using, say, ZeroMQ could be really interesting. Mongrel2 could be the HTTP server in such a system, etc.
I believe it's installed by the carriers, so it's probably not used in EU.
Here's something I implemented a while ago: http://zacharyvoase.github.com/urecord/

There are benefits to using tuples over objects/dictionaries:
1) Lower memory consumption
2) Faster lookups
3) Can be used as dictionary keys, set members, anywhere a hashable (immutable) object is required.
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A poor article ("stub") that needs a complete rewrite can be better than no article. The reason is that a poor article encourages a rewrite. An article that doesn't exist will probably remain non-existent.
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Does anyone have any links to 1080p videos that work with the HTML 5 player.

Here's one that only seems to work with the flash player
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I think the big deal is that it's supposed to convert poligon based graphics to voxels in real time. Which I doubt it can actually do, but if it can, it would be kind of cool.
Only thing it seems to offer is a direct mapping of k:v pairs to attributes.

It seems to compete (unfavorably) with namedtuples as well.
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Interesting. This reminds me of a product I used to work on. It is a node design. Nodes can be plugged together to normalise and aggregate trade data.

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Comanche had shitty detail, as did all the games that came after (Delta Force, etc.) that used the same engine. With this you can zoom down to the pebble.

Supposing this is legit, I'm cautiously optimistic, homie has probably uncovered some very novel techniques that allow the granular level of detail you couldn't do before with voxels, with optimizations that don't require GPU .. this is pretty amazing.
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Article quality and bureaucracy are two completely orthogonal concepts.
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I can see how animations might be difficult, depending on what sort of data structure one uses to store the voxel data. But why would you not be able to see the same object from different angles?
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Sorry, but for now - nothing. There is a lot of work to do, especially in caching and indexing. Try to do it as fast as i can.
Their polygon-to-voxel technology is a sideline, I believe, and it doesn't sound like it's realtime.
I think the big deal is supposed to be the incredible level of detail apparently achieved without being all that taxing on the hardware (though the jury is out on whether it's some sort of trickery - it sounds too good to be true).

Edit: They claim in the article to have devised an approach that no-one else has come up with, and they give this as the reason why no-one else is doing something similar.
I've also written a similar-ish thing ( http://py-datakit.googlecode.com/hg/README.html ), which was more focused on providing useful encodings.

The problem with these styles of library is that their modularity is relatively poor. Once you start using attribute access for simple data, or relying on extended features of the container, all your callers, and future reuses of the code are forced to also use that style of access.

While it is easy to mock up a container sporting attributes that can be substituted in place of the instance type, e.g.:

class Bag(dict):
__setattribute__ = dict.__setitem__
__getattr__ = dict.__getitem__

Another problem will rear its ugly head: namespace collisions, since the field names of 'user data' with attribute names of the container type cannot conflict with any method you might (now, or most likely in the future, once you've already dug the hole) want to add to the instance type.

For these reasons, mantra 3 of 'import this' comes to mind:

Simple is better than complex.

Why not just use a dict, or something that looks almost identical to a dict, to begin with? Caller code is not polluted with your types, interoperability with things that expect dicts is ensured, and future extension is imminently possible since 'user fields' cannot conflict with methods you may wish to add.

I've recently picked up DataKit work again. The local development version has a dict-like object whose only extension is to ensure the type of assigned items matches that of the schema type. This replaces an old 'Entity' class that required attribute access (essentially chosen only because it was "prettier").

A hidden benefit of passing a simple type is easier testability: from a unit test, initializing a class with a dict literal is much easier than needing some attribute-like stub class that must be declared and initialized first (to avoid that, you're forced to test your container class at the same time as whatever caller code is currently under test, which is a broken habit).

As if it wasn't clear: please, please continue passing naked dictionaries around, they're a universal container protocol evolved over 20+ years that wasn't in need of fixing.
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it has type checking.

pytyp has something similar - http://www.acooke.org/pytyp/pytyp.spec.record.html#module-py... - although that is just part of a wider framework for types. pytyp will also do things like use type annotations to map from json to python objects, for example, or check types on function args, or work with isinstance():

>>> isinstance([1,2,None,4], Sequence(Option(int)))
True

[although explicit types are not really pythonic (no argument there!), pytyp tries, within the whole "evil" concept of "adding types to python", to be as "true to the language" as possible. there's a long explanation at http://www.acooke.org/pytyp.pdf]
Thanks for the feedback. I totally agree. Hopefully I'll get that out soon.

I'm thinking that after you click awesome the button will change to a "next video" button. Is that what you had in mind?

Are there any other places that you think I should be using AJAX?
I think he means that you cannot rotate an object and keep it aligned to the voxel grid at the same time. It would be a lossy operation, and require interpolation, just like rotating an image on a 2D grid.
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