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Installation shouldn't be too hard. The instructions say that it only runs on top of mzscheme-372, but I've heard that 3.1 runs on top of the latest versions of plt. I haven't tested that, however.

Would you know of another less painful, very minimalist, web oriented lisp dialect?

Unfortunately, no. As much of a joy as it is to program in Arc Lisp, development of the official branch seems dead and I have some doubts about anarki's stability.
I'm a pretty strong supporter of IP rights - but in this case I feel capturing the game that I'm watching falls into grey area - something akin to a bootleg of a concert.

I agree it's likely that a live stream would be shut down fairly quickly, particularly at scale, but I'm thinking a combination of after-the-fact + some intelligent post-processing might be useful/valuable.

Admittedly, the majority-value is in the real-time production, but, by providing after-the game all-22 videos, you might be able to fly somewhat under the radar.

I've never been asked to stop taking pictures with my (admittedly small) 70-200 lens - and it's usually perched atop a rail for the entire game - I could just as easily have been filming the entire game as snapping pictures.

Looking at various venue's policies - it would be hard to do this on a reliable basis with a larger lens:
http://www.coliseum.com/info/prohibiteditems.php

But, the all-22 isn't really a zoom situation anyways...
Or, use Git and make a ton of commits locally, then diff in the morning ;)
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We should all print out copies of that and mail them to him.
What do you look for in special teams, like when they do punt returns?
I just read the letter- YouTube has a flag button for terrorist content already?
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In a relatively similar position and would love to hear any thoughts on this as well.
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I don't see what's cluttered about evernote. Full screen mode drops the advertisements too.
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This might be a great article and I wouldn't even know it. I can't get past the first few sentences because it is thoroughly riddled with typos, missing capitalizations, and other careless errors that would've been fixed if this post wasn't written free-thought and was re-read before publishing.

Try presenting yourself professionally online. Often times what you say is just as important as how you say it.
Be about 3 seconds before I'd flag Joe.
There are a bunch of things you can look for on punt formations:

1. See if they have the backup QB as one of the "backs" on a punt. This is hard to do on TV but the commentator will usually pick this up.

2. See if all players are matched up on the line of scrimmage. Especially the gunners who are out wide. If these guys arent matched out it might be a fake with a snap to one of the "backs" who throws it out to a gunner. (Similar to a smoke play a regular offense would run except much rarer).

Punters are very underrated by most NFL fans. You have to understand that a good punter can make the offense of the other team have to gain a whole hundred or more yards for the same, than they would have had to if they were facing a bad punter.
The original article: http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011/11/lieberman_...
Thanks for the feedback :)!... I'm still reading and fixing typos .. but i was finishing the Spanish version of my article first.

Also, my English is not pretty good because is not my primary language.
You might also take it as my inability to see comments that didn't yet exist.
Go work for a startup founded by the absolute best people you can find. Even if it tanks, you will learn a ton.
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The NFL's lawyers stated the NFL competes in the "entertainment marketplace" (http://judiciary.senate.gov/hearings/testimony.cfm?renderfor...) and operates as a single entity, not as 32 teams. The NFL makes a large portion of its revenue from television, and ratings are higher on close, competitive games.

What prevents owners from keeping the games close or trading wins/losses now to help a storyline in exchange for markers for future wins when they're on a championship track?

While it is illegal to fix sporting events for gambling purposes, evidently you can fix sports for entertainment purposes. The All 22 footage would make this more difficult because this type of stuff would be easier for fans to detect.
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Sex is a huge motivator - duh.

The essential thing I'm learning from trying to start my own company is this: "Understand People" - what they do, why they do it, how they do the things that they want to do, how they interact, what motivates them etc.

If your not a people person its going to be hard to create a startup - ie a truly innovative solution that has a real business need. You might be better of running a small business where the cashflows are known or better yet working in some part of someone elses business.

Bottom line - Sucessful entrepreneurs understand people.

And badoo understood that sex is a great people motivator.
If I were you, I would try something like a Startup Weekend. They are a great opportunity to meet other entrepreneurs and potentially see interesting concepts. They are also a great way to experiment some of the ups and downs of entrepreneurship on a very short period of time.
> unless its the damn Patriots of 2010

I heart Gronk and Hernandez!

> If they are in line, in front of the QB then you can safely assume a pass or trick play.

Not really, since defenses can see the same thing and know a team's tendencies from scouting. A better indication of pass vs. run is how far the tailback lines up behind scrimmage. For run plays, the RB tends to line up about 6-7 yards behind scrimmage to they can get up a head of steam as they go through the line. For pass and play-action the tailbacks line up closer (around 5 yards) so they can sneak through the line for pass routes or quickly block blitzers. It's harder for defenses on the field to see if a RB is lining up 5 yards deep vs 7 yards deep.
I'm working class, don't come from the typical background. I've experienced snobbery and elitism in the UK tech scene.
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If you install Chrome on your parent's computer and make it the default browser you are making a serious mistake:

All of their logins and passwords are now available in plain text with a few button clicks. If they ever ask someone else for help or take the computer to a store their entire lives can be up-ended in an instant.

I use Chrome almost exclusively. I can deal with this issue. My guess is that 99% of the public has no clue.

I don't understand why Google refuses to fix this.
What did you actually program though? That's all I want to know. What did you build and how did you decide what to build? How small did you start? What was the biggest project you undertook before you got hired?
Absolutely! This is the most overlooked aspect when it comes to arguing about things like that. Especially if you are not some naturally outgoing type these programs provide access to similar minded people who are ambitioned and curious about the problems of today. If you are a PhD student and find a problem chances are good that someone with a far more advanced knowledge on that subject and willing to share this is just a few offices away.
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It looks interesting but reading through the articles I can't help wondering who this (what audience) this is written for. I do not know much about Spring, Maven and all that and it seems, that even though I'm comfortable with Java, a bit alien to me.
Your PhD really shouldn't take 6-7 years. Realistically, the Masters should cover all your course requirements so the incremental time should be 1-2 years.

At least for a CS PhD in the US, this is not the case: even if you enter with a Master's, finishing in 4 years is usually typical. Of course, it depends on the school, area of study, adviser, and the student.
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Aye, that's the plan. I've been reading a few books about startups. I've read Venture Deals and I have worked with multiple agreements like stock purchase, asset purchase, note purchase, term loan credit agreements.

I have worked with fictitious clients in helping them incorporate, plan a business, initiate a stock purchase, asset purchase, and lastly, how to handle taxation.

I'm midway through The Lean Startup and unfortunately, I realize the startup field is dominated by engineers with inventions. I understand the purpose of funds like Ycombinator and techstars is to provide guidance for engineers and to help them understand the non-engineer aspects that go with running a company. I want some of that experience! They just don't offer it in my law school.

I've worked in a clinical program with real inventors, but it was directed towards helping them with trademarks and patents and not so much as helping them plan a business.
Apparently so (I didn't know either)

Every video has a "Flag as inappropriate" link[1] (it's a picture of a flag) that lets you choose Reason->Violent or Repulsive Content->Promotes Terrorism.

A quick search through the YouTube Terms of Service[2] and the YouTube Community Guidelines[3], find nothing for "terror" or anything similar.

[1] - http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=9...

[2] - http://www.youtube.com/t/terms

[3] - http://www.youtube.com/t/community_guidelines?gl=CA&hl=e...
I write my best code at the bar around the corner from my apartment, where I can get free wifi. Well, for the first hour, at least.
Yeah, I think that's just an excuse they're using. Today's 24-hour media subjects athletes to extreme scrutiny. Any action results in intense criticism. If any athlete does something tabloid-worthy, people will know. Adding more "data", the All-22 footage, won't change the situation much. The owners probably have this irrational fear that this footage will let opposing teams gain greater insights into their teams strategies, and while the NFL might want to open this additional line of revenue, the owners might have their hands tied.
Ahhhh, I just checked, missed one for my location! Thanks for the info, I will be on the lookout!
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I apologize that that came off as rude. Your English is a lot better than my Spanish.
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I'm guessing the reason this was downvoted was the first paragraph. It was meant as sarcasm. Bing fans on HN I did not expect.
no problem, i already fixed some of the typos :).
newer IEs are ok

Not on XP, they're not.
Let's not call a site that gets 2 million unique visitors a month a billion dollar social network. I know it sounds sexy and it makes for good journalism, but let's reserve the "billion dollars" for companies that truly got over The Dip to make themselves a billion dollar company.
Thanks for all the wonderful work you did for it. And if you think your site looks disgusting, that's because you never saw one of mine ;-)
I get the impression that the problem was less about scaling within one database than about scaling across many; Lenton practically says as much about a half dozen messages down-thread. Deploying literally millions of separate databases would be a total nightmare of resource contention, version skew, and general administrative burden. U1 was probably looking for ways to use some sort of multi-tenancy to serve the same number of users with fewer CouchDB instances, and that's the kind of scalability they apparently found lacking. Your point about scale vs. federation, while perhaps accurate and valuable, doesn't seem to address the actual reason for this change.
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I'm reminded of Reid Hoffman's quote: "Social networks do best when they tap into one of the seven deadly sins."
As a canadian, I really hope this isn't representative of our southern neighbours.
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That is a lot of words with little evidence.

This discussion resulted from a specific blog post about a specific article. Do you consider the Jessie Stricchiola article to be "actual high quality material"?

What is your proposed alternative process, and how does it help to build a useful, reasonably accurate encyclopedia?

If Wikipedia's process is so bad, why hasn't anyone forked the contest and done it over better?
Every visit:

1- Bring the system drive you cloned last year after doing a clean install

2- Swap system drives

3- Data is on separate drive, no issues there

4- Install updates/upgrades as needed

5- Create new system drive image

6- Clone to the old drive

7- Swap system drives again so you always keep the drive with the least run time as backup

8- Create and save new data drive image if desired

10- Ensure that user account has no administrative privileges

11- Let them know that some of the cheese moved, for the better.

Do this on an yearly basis.

It's easy.

Everyone will get used to it.

You'll sleep well at night.
OnSwipe is a solution looking for a problem to solve and does not bring any additional functionality to a website using it.

There are lots of creative and attractive themes out there. Unfortunately, OnSwipe replaces that creativity with a renderer that makes every page look the same (i.e. boring).

One of the biggest advantages of the iPad is its full-featured web support on a mobile platform; OnSwipe wipes out this advantage. It removes built-in iPad features (e.g. scrolling, page zoom, etc.) making reading pages awkward and unnatural. And it introduces a cheesy, unnecessary bouncing effect.

For this and other reasons I find OnSwipe to be useless and a bane to my web browsing experience.
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I'm not sure what you mean but I had a lot of fun solving problems (business) with django. Right tool for the right job I guess.
I completely agree with this:

It exchanges one form of duplication for another, not eliminates it.

The real "problem" is that textual code is generally one-dimensional in nature, but we are interweaving two dimensions of option combos. It's allegedly a limit inherent to textual code, regardless of paradigm used to write the code.

I'm currently thinking of language with "code" laying in database of sort, and text is just a view of real data. Of course, there would be some text serialization, but it wouldn't be the "true way" for programming it...
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I’ts true?. Do i need to diversify my startup? Or its a better idea to put all the eggs in one basket?.

Should be (or at least a better version, not promising it's perfect):

Is it true? Do I need to diversify my startup? Or is it a better idea to put all my eggs in one basket?

(Feel free to copy and paste if you can't tell what I did different.)

best of luck
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Generate enough press to keep funding going, particularly from the Australian government? They already got one such grant, I believe. Are more possible if they can put together enough clippings?
The page says "the encyclopedia anyone can edit," not "the encyclopedia anyone is entitled to edit." I don't think a couple of hours (if that) familiarizing yourself with the practices is much to ask.
Maybe I'm a fast reader, so try timing yourself reading this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Deletion_review#Steps... . I don't find it to be much more than a minute.
Waiting for the "I must be a genius" jokes....
"Functions are invoked without using brackets or commas"

Is this really a strict property of functional languages? :)
And I'm still convinced that there is a market for 10-15$ games. It's just that today's customer won't pay that much for the cute 2d physics game, or the classic reproduction of Super Mario in Flash.

I believe there's a range in between the 0.99$ Pacman on Android and the 70$+ new Assasin's Creed. I believe that a dedicated team of indie developers could pull-off a a modern game worth of that price range.
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It should get into Chrome, Firefox and Opera next year. No idea about Safari and IE.
My thought is that perhaps looking at nudes isn't necessarily helpful to the brain function due to sexual titillation but perhaps due to putting the mind more in touch with reality. (Not sure I'm up to explaining what I mean if that doesn't make sense on the face of it.)

(Also: Sorry to the critics, but I've upvoted this. I see no reason why this has to be a mind-in-the-gutter topic.)
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I don't think he has to worry, since the effects could easily be achieved through SOPA.
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Well, this is why NFL Films and the old programs they produced in the 70's and 80's are so cool. NFL Films had it all. Every angle, every sound plus the all-22. They could do the full analysis. And their choice of music was, in retrospect, brilliant. I can watch those old programs year after year. Somehow I never get tired of them.

Now we have ESPN.

Hats off to keeptrying. You are a true fan.
Any evidence to back this up from previous games? Surely they can't hide what's going on from fans in the stadium, who have cameras.
I know someone who likes the Yahoo! toolbar. (Or "liked", I guess. I don't know if it's around anymore.)
Heh, I'm torn between tech and law! I like both and I've got ideas but not enough skill or time right now to complete them.
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There are worse things than crashing. Like soldiering on and corrupting data.

The most unstable clustered database I have ever come across was suffering from broken TCP drivers. Never assume a cause until you have actually tracked it down.

I agree with itaborai83 that individual node crashes shouldn't be as big deal with the consistency model and redundancy offered by Riak. That is one reason you might go with Riak over something that offers stronger consistency, but is more picky about node crashes and recovery.
No problem. But you missed a detail: You still have a period after a question mark at the end of that paragraph. The period should be removed.

Take care.
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Damn, I just got comfortable with functions being first class constructs, now I have to get used to the idea of comment meta-programming.
The defenses are quite aware if it's showing run. Unfortunately, they cannot always assume it due to play action passing because the formation is literally the same, including the depth at which the RBs will line up.
> That would work for about 20 minutes until they find out your location and throw the book at you for broadcasting a copyrighted event.

Um, no? There is nothing copyrighted about the on-field action of a football game. All they can do is kick you out of the stadium.
Take the plunge, how about signing up for a hackathon? TechCrunch Disrupt is a good one.

You can start off on the tech side by doing small projects for people in your neighbourhood. Maybe a new store has opened? One of my early contracts was "a cake a month for a year" in exchange for a site. There's probably also local meetups in your area of tech people. If not, maybe move to a city where there's a more substantial community.

On the tech + law side, there are in-house departments at the big tech companies. That was my 2L summer job.

I'm also a third year law student ("2L" above...) and do substantial amounts of web programming on the side. Send me an email if you want to talk further about how to get started on programming.
What's the reason for keeping the footage out of the public's hands?

Couldn't it be as simple as wanting to preserve some value for the fans who actually buy tickets?

In any case, if this footage is so valuable, why can't somebody with a good camera phone buy a seat in the nosebleed section, set up a tripod, and charge for the stream?
Are you seriously implying that the NFL is "fixed?" You have actual proof of this besides, "I know it is?"
just did a startup weekend in Vancouver.. brilliant experience.. you should definitely do it. Will open up your eyes to a lot of possibilities.. you don't necessarily have to be an engineer/developer/designer.
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Why not apply technology to the legal field?

It's likely a field that could use a good dose of technological innovation. Do your apprenticeship or whatever they call it in the legal field learn what problems the legal profession has and then create some technology to solve it.

As for myself I've built a iOS apps to address certain calculations that are built into the law. I was thinking of building some iPad apps to help manage cases. eDiscovery is a pretty huge field already. Did you know that it's not uncommon for emails to be converted to TIFFs to be submitted to court? What about apps that could help lawyers find better case law (crowd sourced case law?)? Or perhaps apps for boutique firms.
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It's basically the "data", in that when you have the all-22 view, you can extract the full player-locations-at-each-time data set reasonably well using computer-vision techniques. It seems reasonable to believe that that data is potentially valuable and/or sensitive, even if they aren't 100% sure what they want to do with it yet.
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But what's important is the behavior of the airflow at the point where it hits the surface and is forced to both compress and diverge. That's where the majority of the heat is presumably generated, right? Maybe that's where I'm misunderstanding the issue.
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I am interested in what you've done so far, I don't see a way to e-mail you though, or I'm just retarded.

If you don't mind me asking where did you intern for you 2L summer? I spent most of my time doing clinical work and finishing up MPRE stuff.
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We're running on Windows, and fork isn't available there. Also, in this case AFAIK fork doesn't really apply, as we wanted to start the C++ and Python servers completely separately.
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