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Although I no longer use it, I learned to program with ActionScript. I studied art and had no background in programming, but I found it fun to play with Flash and AS. For example, getting a webcam involved is a couple of lines of code. Now you can do basic motion detection and all kinds of cool stuff. It is a good way to learn programming as everything is included in one package. You can use the Flash GUI to make a simple interface for your application.
As is the pizza I had last week.

That's not a good definition.
I was expecting some evidence, such as a scientific study. Instead, all we have is someone merely claiming that it's a myth, which is no better than someone inventing a myth in the first place.
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Basically if you use rules like this in httpd.conf or .htaccess you are vulnerable:

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Wow, typical America. I travelled threw europe with friends in that age and its no problem and thats over borders.

I know that the people at americans airports think that everybody is a terorrist or nazi but do the even think that if you travell within america?
Your enthusiasm is great and I think will really help motivate a certain audience to get on board the html5 train. I think html5 is absolutely a net positive.

However, when I read it I get the feeling that you don't understand that html5 was the standardization of community-grown ad-hoc patterns. The <div id="footer"> pattern isn't evil, it actually inspired <footer>. It's the original! The standardization of bottom-up practices rather than a spec coming down from the mountain on stone tablets is what makes html5 unique.

Anyway, my point is that from my point of view, this is a bit too good-vs-evil. But, what do I know? ;-)
One of my older sisters tried to get my parents to send me to a boarding school in Aberdeen - quite a way from where I grew up. At the age of 10 or so when this suggested it utterly terrified me!

Now that we send our son to a private school (not boarding - 5 minutes walk from where we live) I'm now acutely aware of how good private schools can be, so I do tend to wonder how things might have turned out. [And I'm pretty sure I would have loved playing rugby as much as my son does].
Being unique is not by itself enough to qualify something as art, and signing a urinal has no other merit.
There's some lag between people up-voting comments and the average karma being calculated. Is that what you're seeing?

And, really, for a site like HN it's a shame that the word "average" is used when mean, median, or modal would be nicer.
First, because you have a certain baseline expectation for $4 coffee. If the coffee tastes like asteroid (http://www.topatoco.com/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product...), you'll probably complain, and at a minimum you'll never shop there again.

You also have a shop full of other patrons purchasing and appearing to enjoy the coffee.

Shopping online, you normally have neither of those cues. Reviews help somewhat with the latter. Strong refund policies (including the case of "didn't do what I needed it to do") would help with the former.

Apart from that, I don't see it as particularly rational to research a $2 purchase extensively, but on the other hand, when you care about specific functionality, it might make sense to do a bit of research rather than buy every plausible-looking app on the market and see if it has the feature you want.
Personally, I find it quite humiliating to have to (almost literally) beg for food just to be paid for work done, which in every single other aspect of life is considered perfectly normal.

Plus, how much does it really help? There are so many people with 'donate' buttons on their website who don't get enough 'donations' each year to even eat a single meal.
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> Nope. No known stimulants negate the need for sleep

Technically true, but there is a whole class of non-stimulant drugs that do approach this level, without the weird, "amped" feeling of stimulant. Provigil (modafinil) is the best known of these.

Eg: Another study of fighter pilots showed that modafinil given in three divided 100 mg doses sustained the flight control accuracy of sleep-deprived F-117 pilots to within about 27 percent of baseline levels for 37 hours, without any considerable side effects. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modafinil
Please, research your topic more carefully.

I would be hesitant to depend on Steve's conclusions, this is a man who believes number 11 rules his life: http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2009/02/1111/
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How then do you suggest this guy to make money? 'Sell support' on his 2$ weather app that nobody would even look at if it was so hard to use that users would need support? Put ads in it and fight the Adblocker crowd? Find a rich benefactor who wants to 'sponsor' him? I'm running out of options here, what do you suggest?
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I approve of this incident because it (perhaps not intentionally) pokes fun at art. The argument reveals how silly art really is.

I don't care if it's art or not. Art is such a vague label that calling something "art" is meaningless. A far more meaningful criteria are pretty/not pretty, enjoyable/not enjoyable, or intriguing/not intriguing. Something can be pretty, enjoyable or intriguing without being labeled as art. The term "art" is for people who want to feel superior at the cost of others (snobs).

In my opinion this hard drive is neither.
pretty nice to see this is always alive !
This guy was already doing some crazy javascript experiments long before the canvas.
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The competitor is planes without the TSA, not cars.

By your reasoning, it would be wrong to complain about cars which have a speed limit of 40 miles an hour, since "the nearest competitor" (bikes, horses?) would still be still worse.
Based on how Faraday cages work, I don't see how that's possible. Do you have a technical explanation or did you just pull that out of thin air?
Most Mac OS X apps (including the ones in your list) allow you to press Cmd-E - Cmd-F to search for the currently highlighted word. Even better: once you have pressed Cmd-E you can hit Cmd-G to cycle through the results.

With all due respect, what is just dumb is not reading the manual of the powertools you use every day and blaming them for your lazyness.
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I can't speak for your child of course, but I can give you a little story. My wife and I went to the same schools since kindergarden (not same class) to university, so the topics and difficulty were about the same. She always had fantastic grades (90%+) and she got the encouragement that parents usually do ("You're so smart!", "Ohhh yes, she is very smart, she had a 100% on X"). I on the other hand, was an above average but didn't care much so my grades were just a bit better than average (70-80%) but something my father said always stuck with me "I don't want/need you to be a genius, just work hard." That's about what I remember of my parents parenting technique: "Just work hard".

Now, I'm 29, and never excelled at school, dropped out of University after one year, travel across Europe working as a programmer in many interesting projects and can say I live a normal balanced life. I don't dwell much on problems, and accept that things change and I can change.

My wife on the other hand, she has very low self esteem mostly because she believes that what she does is what she is. She can't change it. If she forgets about something she says she is dumb. If she breaks a glass, she says she is clumsy, and has a very hard time believing these things can change. She is stuck at a miserable job because she is too afraid to move and fail at the new one (even though she had better offers). She can't really separate what she 'is' from what she can become. For her, mostly due to the way her parents praised as a child, she came to believe we are born a certain way and can't really change.

Long story to mostly tell you (though, I'm not a parent yet so I can't say I know what the hell I'm talking about) that as long as you can teach your kid that what we become is product of what we do, and not who we are born, she will probably be ok. Try to find thing you can point to hard work. She does her homework? Nice, then tell her next time she gets a good grade "Good thing you did all you homework, see how it payed up". She may still think it was easy, but she her subconscious will link hard work and results.
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Very true :)

I agree to your points. I guess that my post was a little ambiguous and a little biased.

I liked the old way of coding, but HTML5 brought order.

And for the part where the id's have helped in giving rise to header, footer, nav and article. Yes, I do agree to all of it.

Thank you for your comments. Helped my understand my writing.
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I think that the advice "Don't hit send until the next morning" is sound not only for post-booze emailing, but for anything done late in the day. Driving whilst overly tired (for example) is known to pose similar risks to driving under the influence of alcohol.

Although mmaunder has only mentioned holding off on emails due to drink, there are many other reasons why one might author an email one evening, but not send it in the morning (e.g. the need to check a fact with someone who has already gone to bed or is otherwise unavailable). That mmaunder was drunk is not an conclusion that can inevitably and reliably be drawn from such a timestamp.
A bunch of these simply don't work in later releases of Firefox
To be entirely fair, he isn't exactly making money hand over fist now either. It seems assuming that somebody should make money off something as trivial as a weather app isn't necessarily warranted.

However, there is actually a way he could have made money: if somebody wanted a weather app, they could have hired him to write it. This could plausibly either be a carrier seeking to make their phone more attractive or whatever service provides the weather data seeking to make it more accessible. On the one hand, the amount he could possibly make from something like this is limited; on the other hand, the risk is also limited.

The problem with your argument is that you're starting with the assumption that a weather app--particularly one which, I assume, does not get its own data--should be worth a significant amount of money. Just because it would not necessarily be practical to sell the app does not me it would be impractical to make a living as a programmer.
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Or just another broken promise...
Just about the worst habit I get into is to push major new code live into production and then go out to 'celebrate'. I've fixed so many production issues on a blackberry that was ssh'ed into a server while sitting at a bar counter that I don't even want to think about it. Now I know to push code during the most boring times of the week and go out to celebrate the lack of issues another night.
Great deck with a sly dig at ExtJS on slide 171.

Surely you don't mean that web apps that look like 1999 desktop apps are not good design?
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Thanks for the tip.

>With all due respect, what is just dumb is not reading the manual of the powertools you use every day and blaming them for your lazyness.

I thought the point of Mac was that you didn't have to read the manual ;)

But yes, in this case, mea culpa.
Except it has share in tens of percents in some markets. The fact that it has 0.5% market share in US doesn't mean it has no market share at all. You are right that it doesn't make sense for US site to focus on Opera but your other statements are quite invalid.
Sure, I can understand that point of view, although I don't quite agree.

But I probably should have mentioned somewhere in my comment that I believe pretty much all drugs should be legal, even just for people who want to get high -- so of course I advocate individual choice for drugs that demonstrate benefits that can actually improve one's quality of life (beyond simple recreation).
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Yeah, because it worked so well when we let the banks just do whatever they wanted during the past 15 years.
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I find it very anti-intellectual when people call others snobs for appreciating art. There's nothing snobbish about learning about or appreciating conceptual art. People who don't care enough to learn about something find that they do not undertand it, conclude that it must be phoney or fake or for snobs.
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I don't have much respect for Acer as a manufacturer. I'm surprised that Google chose them instead of, say, Asus.

And I'm uncomfortable with the amount that Google knows about me already; I'd have to read the privacy policy very carefully before I used their machine.

I admit that most people just don't care. (And maybe they're right; Google aren't particularly evil.)

I guess it'd be interesting to see when the Russian criminal gangs start selling cheap computers with well-crafted nasty rootkits pre-installed.
Well the point is really this: the evidence you're citing to suggest that fluoridation 'messes with your pineal gland' is dubious at best; consider the possibility that you may be mistaken.

re: everything adding up - the human body is actually pretty efficient at disposing of toxins generally, so no, not everything adds up. I don't know whether or not this applies to fluorides though - are you aware of any research there?
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I think that's a horrible phrase. The first thing that comes to mind is: "Coding isn't dead!", then: "But coding has direct benefits, not hand-waving indirect benefits like 'you will get better at English!'" I get that it's meant to convey that if you can't code even a little, you're an uneducated person, much like in older times people who didn't know Latin (and Greek) were uneducated. That's a fine sentiment to have, I agree coding is more or less a fundamental skill these days that many are ignoring, but using Latin as the metaphor isn't the way to go. It needs to be as important as learning to write.
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I think it's a great analogy--there is little like programming for opening your mind up in certain ways. Big ideas from computer science--more than those from any other single subject--have changed they way I see the world.

Of course, I am highly involved in computer science, so its effect on me is disproportionate. However, I think that everyone would benefit from at least a cursory understanding of the big ideas behind CS, particularly abstraction. If I had to choose one, single concept that has affected me more than any other it would be abstraction. Apart from this, the highly logical programming mindset is also healthy. Some of the discipline that comes from writing your ideas in a form even a computer can understand is invaluable.

Additionally, programming is a creative endeavor with a very low barrier to entry: this is imperative for certain types of people. In my arrogance, I view myself as a relatively creative individual; however, I am also fairly lazy. I do not think I would have pursued engineering or art nearly to the extent I did programming (I was exposed to all three at relatively early ages) simply because they required so much more. To build something, I would need materials, tools and space; the same is naturally true of drawing a picture. To program all I needed was a computer, and since they were common by the time I was in elementary school, this was not an issue. This allowed me to make cool stuff without going out of my way.

Computer science really is something that opens the mind. I fervently believe it should stand with subjects like math and literature, not just for practical reasons but because it is immensely valuable for personal development.
How many airports make you spend an hour or two going through security? When flying, I usually spend an hour or two in total at the airport, but that includes check-in, security, waiting for and boarding plane, then de-planing and sometimes waiting for luggage. Not to mention the transport time to and from the airports. Security and safety is a pretty insignificant part of that time, and waiting in line at the airport the price you pay for getting cheap airfares.

You can buy yourself out of this miserable experience by renting a plane. Of course, you might still get a security briefing by the pilot, as part of a checklist that he's already gone through hundreds of times while wasting precious time.
Planes (well, most of them at least) have metal skins. The avionics -- and the passengers -- are inside this skin.
> Beautiful is not in the eyes of the beholder.

Art isn't about beauty.

> Otherwise, we have no standard at all,

But there clearly isn't a standard. If there was, there would be somebody trying to break it.
Might be some userscript I have installed, thanks for the feedback.

And as a bonus, browser stats from country I'm from: http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser-SK-monthly-201010-201110-... (You can check more countries from this region, you will see similiar results for Opera (Ukraine stands out though)). The reason for that is that Opera was the best browser without any doubt (think pre-firefox2 age). Only flaw was that it was not free - it was ad-sponsored. But you could get it for free of course, and users in Easterish Europe didn't really care.
Some excellent points balancing the need for clear simple instruction ("we meet at $TIME on $DATE") and flexibility. I guess that could be tricky for some people.

Have you got any ideas about how you'll deal with disruptive people? (If it happens?) Someone who just comes along to moan, and moan, and moan? Or someone who tries to steer the community along a route it isn't interested in, but who doesn't get it, who doesn't understand that people aren't interested?
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They all appear compatible in Firefox 8.x, can you be more specific?

edit: why have i been down voted, i took the time, and specifically checked :/
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So will the new Dev. Tools replace the functionality of Firebug or not?
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> I've only met two developers in my career that were were world class at both programming and design.

The one I know through a friend of a friend has had multiple apps in the top 100 overall, App Store. And he is a better designer! And so hard on himself (e.g. you see his design and you think it is done and he keeps on going...)
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Interesting/worrying comment at the end about the future of Firebug alleging there is only one developer working on it and Mozilla have all but abandoned it. Anyone able to confirm/deny/comment on the matter?
Go for a reprap instead. We're much more open-dev and organic (organic is the nicer way of saying chaotic and disorganized I guess). Which continent are you on?
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My experience with IT education in the UK is genuinely atrocious. During secondary school we made a spreadsheet in Excel and a couple of Word documents. The closest thing to programming was a picture of traffic lights we had to "programmatically" operate. For a single hour lesson. And that is it. We were lucky if our computers even turned on.
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It's not just that. Spark is smaller, easy to understand, easy to modify, and grabbing someone's modified version is unlikely to make your data invalid. Complex codebases with a lot of functionality are less approachable, and having to verify that each change does not compromise its functionality discourages the use of as many forks.
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(given that I am the only one maintaining the entire Firebug project now).

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=699528#c13
In all scenarios it's still art. Nobody can disprove that. You can, and should, however debate whether it's good art or not.
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