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I remember the day I bought my mom and dad a PC. I only taught my mom how to check her email and a few weeks later, she's already installed a dozen Yahoo! and Popcap games in it.

A few more weeks later and as expected, the PC succumbed to a bunch of viruses and I had to "fix" them. To cut the story short, I installed FIrefox, hid the IE icon and told them to use it as it's "just the same, they only look different". I then left and never had to fix any virus problem whatsoever.

Now, they're doing great with Firefox(I think my dad even uses Chrome now).

Lesson learned:
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3. ???
4. PROFIT!
Personally I've never met anyone through LinkedIn, just added them after meeting them through some other means. I'm not sure if it is especially geared towards "provoking" people to meet.
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There a few things that are starting to bleed from the madden into the real life game. Time management is one of them. I can't remember who it was but a few years ago a player was running for the ends zone and had a huge lead on the defense, 1 yard from the end zone he started running sideways draining as much clock as possible, assuring no come back from the opposite team.

I saw I believe Leon Washington for the Jaguars pull a similar stunt once, the D seemed to be giving him a free TD at the end of the game but he preferred to just take a knee right before the end zone. With the new Canadian Football rule requiring contact to end the play the D lost a few seconds not reacting fast enough (first year it was implemented I believe) thinking he was down.

The game is also teaching much better strategy to players, getting them to understand more than their position.
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Agreed. I really didn't understand football much at all until I started playing Madden with a group of friends. They helped me out in the beginning by answering questions like "why are there two different colored lines for the QB routes?" (it's an option play). By learning the game of Madden, I learned the game of football and now have an appreciation for the sport.
Anecdotal examples: Brazilians upload lots of pics, have tons of orkut/facebook friends, "chain-like" updates ("blablah, if you agree with this post it on your wall"). are not uncommon, etc. Meanwhile, many of my Japanese facebook-friends don't even have a real pic of themselves as their profile pic, they usually don't add coworkers, etc. Americans might be somewhere in between.

You could probably find data that quantifies those anecdotes. If you want to talk more about it feel free to send me a message (my email address is in my profile).
I actually found The Triangle on Grantland through Chris Brown's blog: http://smartfootball.com/. He has a large archive covering both offensive and defensive strategy, well worth a look.
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I believe the stadiums as private properties can set rules on what is allowed to be brought in. Most ticket have a disclaimer on the back saying you can't film in the stadium but IANAL. It could just be FUD.
This isn't bad, but it's client focused. Perhaps there should be a second module that focuses on specific web server architectures (apache vs nginx and lighttpd), reverse proxying performance, performance of web servers talking to different data stores and the performance of those stores. Also server-side caching architectures as well as server hardware and what works best for web servers, caching servers and data stores.
I could provide a one sentence answer to this that will enlighten you all, but I'll do it later after I finish reading all the articles in the front page.
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While ESPN has some problems, I'm not going to complain about them as the only way I can watch my College team play while in Canada is through their espnplayer.com service. My wife thinks I'm crazy for paying for it but hell it's an addiction. If I can't be in the stadium I have to see every play somehow. (I'm sure I'm not the only one watching then end of the game when loosing by 50 points right? )
The idea is not to make money, well, not in the sense of making earnings from it. You're not meant to take it literally as in 'make money from reselling stuff on ebay'.

Of course you lose in the transaction fees (it also mentions craigslist).

Of course you're not going to make real money doing this.

The point is to sharpen your sales skills and realise that experimentation and refinement is the key to developing a good sales strategy. It goes back to the central theme of the piece, which is to continually drum on things - practising all the time. Of course drumming on the steering wheel isn't applicable to playing in a band, except that it's all mental stimulation and practice of sorts.
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I feel like there's something bio-psychological about this too, based on how I feel all the time.
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I guess,finding a problem to solve is in itself sort of a talent.
It's from my observations among my South East Asian's and South American's online friends. Nandemo's anecdotes on Brazilians agrees very well with mine.

One group I don't have much data on is Eastern Europeans--whom I'd love to know more about. If anyone cares to share about their culture, please feel free to.

I am very curious about your idea on improving society with some privacy issues and would love to discuss with you if you feel comfortable to. My email is in my profile.
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really? I'm actually glad my school doesn't offer vocational classes like this. Optimizing a website on the client side is the sort of thing you read a blog post for and then go do. I don't enjoy it at all when I actually have to do it, I certainly wouldn't want to take a course where I have to do this.
But I don't think the founders need to have done the research, just be aware of it. An undergraduate degree is sufficient formal training to figure out and harness something specific revealed by others in advanced research.

Hmmm, I doubt that taking an OS project course or reading some virtualization research papers gives anyone the amount of insight into the nitty-gritty details needed to make a production-quality VM product. There is simply no substitute for thousands of hours of hard work pushing the boundaries on a field in order to get that required expertise.

Yes, perhaps today someone could improve upon VMware's products and form a competitor, but when VMware was first forming, I doubt that anyone else had the required expertise besides the few research groups who were actively working on virtualization for PC-class machines.

One alternative option is to be a founder who raises money and then hires someone who has actually done that research.

(Of course, I'm only talking about startups founded on research technologies ... you don't need a Ph.D. to found the majority of software startups)
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It's all on github, that's why I linked to it in the post.
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Your information is interesting and useful, but I am inferring that you're saying that we don't need an expanded view. If this your point, then I disagree with you.

There's a lot you can't see with the standard TV view that you get, and sure you can discern some things, but as the article says, a lot of the plays happen off camera, because the view is centered around the QB. You can see the QB throw the ball, and you can see running plays but you get no information on longer plays, or how the defense actually works.

As the article says, watching what's happening in the secondary has become a lot more important given that the NFL basically wants to turn itself into a passing league. More and more often, the action happens off camera and you only get a better view on replays.

The one thing I like about watching Sunday Night Football on NBC online is that you can actually change the view to the "Madden" view, so that you're right behind the QB and you can see the entire field. This gives a lot better insight into what the QB sees, and there you can really appreciate things like how even 1-2 feet of separation gives a skilled QB just enough space to throw a well placed ball away from the defender, etc.
Absolutely. Do your research to make sure your expectations aren't completely ridiculous (your school's career office should be helpful here), but negotiate every job offer, fresh out of school or not.

In my experience, there's always something more you can get beyond the initial offer (why wouldn't try to get you at a discount if they can?). And as your future compensation packages (both at this employer and at future ones) are influenced by where you start, doing what you can to maximize that will pay off handsomely in the long run. The trick is giving them a reason beyond "I want more money" to give you that "something more".

Sometimes that reason can be credentials / experience / skills they're not taking into account (e.g. when I was graduating, one of my offers didn't take my Masters into account), but the best reason is having one (or more) other offers. Having other offers should also give you the confidence to do a better job negotiating. You've probably heard it is best to look for a job when you already have one. One of the reasons for that is that you have a default "other offer". When you don't have that advantage, you have to work harder to create something similar.

Good luck.
I am surprisd by the lack of interest in the search algorithm Dell proposes he designed and is using.

Searching such a large problem space for 1 to 2 million results 25x a second is amazingly impressive... This is what i am most curious about at the moment... Also how he is storing the full voxel point data for any given world that needs to be searchd in real time. Replicated data or not (i.e. similar to GIF color data deduplication) you still have location data for every voxel position or offsets or something that still results in a hellacious amount of data that needs to be searched efficiently.

Havent seen details from Dell or others on either of these aspects that I feel are cornerstones to the engine.
> > If the objective is to create well-rounded, cross-disciplinary citizens, then no, that is a horrible idea.

Why is it that everyone thinks a STEM education means you are automatically not well-rounded or cross-disciplinary? There are universities with STEM programs that mitigate this problem successfully by creating the right requirements for the degree.

...

> And why can't someone get both a liberal arts education and a "practical" education?

I generally agree that this would be ideal, but it is also constrained by how much money we have as a society.

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So, a) we'll require everyone take liberal arts, to solve the problem of b) it's too expensive for everyone to take liberal arts?

The main issue I've heard people cite with majoring in the liberal arts is that liberal arts majors don't make enough money to cover costs. Raising the costs of being a liberal arts major seems like a pretty roundabout way of solving that problem.
They passed a law exempting the NFL from certain antitrust laws during the AFL-NFL merger.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AFL-NFL_merger
My understanding, albeit somewhat limited, is that generally amperes are a larger issue than volts in determining what sorts of electricity is dangerous. (Low voltage high amp circuits can't initiate sufficient amperage through the body to be dangerous in this way due to ohm's law but could still kill you through other means, such as burning you, but high voltage, low amp circuits are far less dangerous.)

What am I missing?
Outbrain ads specifically put the nail in the coffin on seattlepi.com's long slide from legitimacy. It is sad, because seattle PI used to be he leading real newspaper for Seattle.

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If I want to plug multiple drives in, I just do. There is no reason I need to plug them into each other.

Whoever made it probably imagined that the drives would share a filesystem (i.e. one drive letter for all of them) - but did not think it through since doing that is too complicated to be practical.
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How about the CFL?
Yeah, thanks for that comment... it wasted me some money and sleep time ;).

I actually went there, and somehow in 2h I filled in ~80% of my profile data, uploaded some photos and paid for additional features. Not that I was fighting with myself, or something, but those tactics do work. They seem well optimized, attracting one to act without being too annoying.
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It will be interesting to see how they hold up over time. 40,000 cycles at 17 C is only 98 days. Lithium-ion batteries are also rather cycle insensitive, but die in about two years.
That sounds plausible, but what makes NFL so special? Football broadcasts (Champions League, World Cup, etc.) generally show a half to 3/4 field view of the action, only zooming in to show the action on replays. I certainly get the sense that they're trying to show as much of the action as possible.
Java is used in all sorts of places. If you're only familiar with lets say, writing Java desktop or console applications (Java SE) I can imagine this stuff looking a bit alien. But if your doing web and enterprise development in Java (Java EE) it's pretty common to use Spring, Maven and the likes.
Before reading the content behind this link, I thought for a few minutes about why people procrastinate. I came up with a few reasons:

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2. Saves work. Occasionally, the things that people have to do get cancelled. The procrastinator never has to do these things that got cancelled at the last minute, while the person who works ahead does.

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You are basically right, but when you are talking about a website that is designed and promoted as a sales catalog, you have to be more open to the notion that is OK to have advertising. Unlike a movie, commerce is the visitor's reason for going to the site.

In all these subtle ad cases, anti-ad people can avoid the ads, and people who honestly don't care will ignore the distiction and click the ads. How much coddling can we insist a site do for its mentally-laziest non-paying users, possibly acting against their willingness to view ads?
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Summing it up: Quantum computing so far is about rapid decomposition. Maybe a leap in communication systems and signal processing (hehe, regular EM waves treated as waves just in a very fancy way).
Great interview, indeed. Might actually get my interest back to Physics coursework.
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I think there is a lesson in there somewhere, perhaps you're just missing it. Instead of trying to counter his points, try extracting what you can from it. In the long run this will help you a lot more than just pointing out things you don't like.
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Conversely, if the NFL released this footage, competing leagues could analyze NFL tactics and raise their level of play. So it really is a competitive advantage.
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I don't believe in these numbers. Badoo's strategy is scraping other social networks and spamming you and your friends with emails, pretending they sent messages to you and you to them. It's the second worst spammer on the web I know.
I think the key there is the plural. If you're given two subsets of the population, where:

Subset A roughly corresponds to the current population's mix of educational backgrounds, and

Subset B is the transformation of A where all liberal arts majors have been replaced with STEM graduates,

I think it's obvious that subset A would be more "cross-disciplinary" and "well-rounded" taken as a group. It's not that individual liberal arts majors are more well rounded, it's that having a well-rounded collective of citizens is important.
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"17 C" ? 17 times the speed of light?

Reversing your math it seems you are implying 17 cycles per hour? Why in the world would you charge and discharge a battery 17 times per hour?

I don't even think it's possible to do that - it takes longer than 3.5 minutes to charge a battery.
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Well, Russia is(was?) that utopian world where you can get education comparable to MIT for free, "just because". Everything changes, though.
Do you believe that there aren't more useful things to learn in school? Stuff like this is fairly trivial to teach to yourself. I believe the time would be better served by taking a class in something like game theory or any one of the other mind-expanding courses offered (especially at a school like Stanford).

As for the actual content of the class, all you really need to tell someone is that various things can make pages load slowly, and then link them to some guide such as this: http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html .

Also, I still have this opinion after working last summer in what I would consider a high performance environment at a YC company.
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