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This is a life time opportunity any entrepreneur or a soon-to-be entrepreneur will never like to miss. Specially those who are not in US or out of Valley.
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Why is it "unfair" to compare to the iPad? What else is there to compare to?

It sounds like you were the one expecting him to cut some slack for the Fire - "it's a cheap Android device after all" - not the other way around.
What do you guys make of those two classes, which one would you choose if you had only time for one of them ?

(asking because right now AI and ML require quite some time and I want to do other technical classes starting january ^^)
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in the hardware world, it's the opposite - you patent an implementation. I'd be able to patent a specific design of a mouse trap, but not the general idea of one
They're desperate, and they get paid a lot if everything goes well. They could carefully screen each person for exact suitability, throw out bad matches and bring in only a few good ones. Or they could throw huge numbers of resumes and see if any stick.

If the recruiter doesn't have excellent technical judgement (few do), the approaches basically pay the same.
I started my professional career in QA, then "downgraded" to a support role in a different company because (a) it was a mile from my house instead of a 2hr commute each way every day and (b) it actually paid more! Now for the interesting part: In support, you have an opportunity to SHOW and CREATE tremendous value! Value drives recognition. Value drives increases in salary. Value drives opportunity - within or outside your current employer.

Let me back up my assertions:

I worked for a large software company that had acquired a smaller niche company. Niche company had some bugs that caused some problems for its customers.

I helped said customers resolve those issues. Those customers wrote really nice letters and sent them to my employer. Regularly. It was actually a little embarrassing after a while. It's almost as though I was asking for them, and I wasn't. It just wasn't "normal" -- enter "Wonder Boy" nickname. That's all good - I got raises and recognition.

Next, I developed a utility to help correct this problem. I didn't actually understand much about programming, and it was a fairly complicated issue for me to solve. Had to do with bitwise operators and all that good stuff. I sought out answers to an equation I wasn't smart enough to solve, but for a problem I knew existed. Once I had the bits (funny, huh?) of info I needed, I wrote a very simple program/utility to save companies from experiencing this problem. Guess what happened then? Development manager tried to recruit me (lucky for him, I didn't accept).

Then...I started working closer and closer with partners. I was becoming somewhat of a subject matter expert. I then get invited to present in partner training. So I go do this. What do you know? Sales Consulting people see me and say - Wow - this guy is confident, knows his stuff, and can communicate to an audience. Now, I get recruited to sales consulting. Sweet - that works! Not smart enough to figure out complicated bit shifts, but smart enough to solve real world problems and communicate those solutions to high level business people and lower level techies. That works.

Create value! Have passion. Seek solutions to problems to problems that only you have visibility to! You are in a unique position - you are the front-line! You are seeing things that escape everyone else. Use it as an opportunity to make people happy. You make them happy and you solve your own situation. You will have customers trying to recruit you when you solve major problems. You'll have internal people fighting for you. You'll have your HR department spinning their heads not knowing what to do when your boss is trying to give you a raise out of cycle, and two or more people from other departments in the same company are asking them for salary advice when trying to negotiate your role in their department.

Hope this helps! (no time to proof and hope it makes sense - forgive any typos or strange sentences/fragments - hopefully you get the concepts)
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What about Notepad? What do you want that it doesn't do?

I'm being serious here, by the way. Double-click on your notes file to open. Hit <Enter> twice to start a new note. It has all the features you mentioned (except for the Android compatibility). Are there others you want?
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His standpoint is consistent with other libertarian views he has. No regulation. The Internet has worked fine without regulation for so many years. And if your carrier/isp is throttling your connection, switch to a different one.If many people switch then they'll stop throttling. Simple as that.
Unfortunately that's very error-prone from the potential employer side. It's not a very strong signal that they're actually looking.
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I am a recruiter. My team and I charge by the hour.
I find it interesting that they haven't named the "new metal" material yet. Is this new class of materials supposed to be lumped together under "micro-lattice", similar to how most people refer to plastic(s) as a general material class?

I guess they'll come up with a catchy name. If not the scientists, then the collective media-savvy cultural sub-conscious will.
Do you think it's important to differentiate your product in such a way that it can't be described as X for Y? I suppose there are arguments for either case.

If you can be described as X for Y, then you can make the argument that "it worked for the Z industry".

However if you can't be easily summed up as X for Y, you can claim that this is something completely new that's never been done before. And people like that...I think? I don't know, I'm rather new to this. What do you think?
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I don't see how he can even consider his project enterprise-worthy. It doesn't support XML-RPC and it doesn't even have an Ant build script!
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That does seem like a problem, but there are more than enough bits in QR codes to handle some kind of authentication and permission system.

Maybe treat default QR codes as sandbox-browse only, but other QR codes could be "signed" as coming from a trusted source, and given greater permissions.

Seems like a good opportunity for a QR code app developer to come up with a security standard, make it open, and provide a simple toolchain to build trust on top of QR.
That's a fair argument - we built the player to match a popular style that our customers were requesting.

We've also built 9 other player's from scratch. There's not much you can tweak and re-design - we've done our best to hit the product market fit for what our customers and their viewers want.
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"Slanted"? Tech is bringing a knife to a gun fight.
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> So in terms of libc / and custom compilers that is perhaps ad absurdum.

Not totally silly, Apple has been doing sort of the same thing with clang/llvm.
you just need to realize this article tells you more about journalism than electricity. then it makes perfect sense.
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Depending on what you code, coding for developers could be like providing ammo to the army, or like building robots for the army, sometimes for free. Except you actually create a cascading effect as better software tools lead to better software, which leads to ...

But you already know this, or should.
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It's great perspective. To be completely honest - 101GB is loose. Since we leverage RTMP streaming and most viewers don't watch the entire video, we end up serving less bandwidth.

We're pretty focused on avoiding commoditization by bandwidth. As you mentioned, we're about integrations, analytics and call to action - significant value adds that vanilla hosting platforms don't and won't provide.
I think your parent post was talking about the Facebook Like/Google+ +1 buttons. In order for those to work, I believe they need to be loaded on the page via an iframe.

Things like Facebook's "share" and Twitter's "tweet" buttons don't execute any arbitrary (i.e. not specified by the developer) JavaScript.
it works both ways - for the average person $200 is still a lot to spend on a gadget they don't actually need for anything.
What I mean by reduce their power, are new laws that reverse some of the victories that they've had previously and create new freedoms that would hurt their bottom line and help everyone else's.
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Out of curiosity, does this paper have any bearing on the many-worlds interpretation of quantum physics?
The general consensus these days is congressional representatives don't actually care how a bill affects their constituents.
Doesn't it seem like time for a browser to get involved in protecting privacy? Maybe that's a stupid question. This just leaves me thinking I'd really like it if my browser only shared my cookies when I'm actually visiting the site requesting them, else it'd ignore the requests altogether.

No doubt that's either dumb, not possible, or something someone already thought of.
That's just standard corporate-speak. Take anything negative and give it a positive spin. We don't lose money, we're pre-profitable. ;)
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You can't be faulted for that; aside from a few date-aware apps like calendar, where is the year displayed?
Maybe you should wait until you get it and make up your own mind?

I haven't used it but I wouldn't put much faith in a "review" by an Apple fanboy who refuses to port his hugely popular instapaper app to Android because he hates it.
New legislation on average tends to hurt more than help.

Fortunately last couple of years US has government gridlock and that helps. A lot.

I hope gridlock in government would help again and SOPA bill would fail.
I must dissent on gorgeous: to me, it's a triumph of style over practicality.

It looks like a magazine page (perhaps one you'd see advertising architecture, or furniture) made flesh in the browser: the pictures are too big, the headlines are too big, the text column wanders from the left side of the page to the right, and it does all of this with highly excessive CPU consumption.

On Firefox it's particularly painful - on an i7 920, merely selecting text takes over a second - while even on Chrome, the fans start up and blare as a core hits 100% for several seconds as the page loads.

It's not down to custom fonts either, as I have those disabled in Firefox.

It all adds up to make me want to avoid the site in future, knowing I'll be assured of a laggy unpleasant experience.
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"Charging $5 per profile view ($50 per 10) is simply outrageous."

Is it? How much do (large|small|startup|<in market x>) companies pay for recruiting? In my experience, referral bonuses paid to employees are thousands of dollars for a single candidate. In aggregate (staffing, advertising, sites like LinkedIn and pleasepoach.me that provide some quality of filtering) it has to be a lot.

It comes down to how well pleasepoach.me can match candidates to your organization per dollar versus other methods.
The minute I saw it was going to be locked into Android 2.2 I knew it was done.
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I'm always a little surprised when these articles don't mention wistia.com as a Vidyard predecessor and competitor. I guess Chris was right when he said it's really hard to get people to notice you[1]!

[1] http://savagethoughts.com/post/1591677111/making-ideas-work
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> as soon as they interact with another quantum particle, the wave collapses into a single point, and then starts traveling as a wave again starting from the point of collapse.

What does "collapse" mean? Is it the overlapping or "sum" of different wave functions? Isn't the measuring instrument itself a wave function?
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Except jQuery core, everything around it--jQuery UI and jQuery Mobile are extremely bloated and over-engineered. I think, their itch for compatibility is the main problem.
Constituents that live in their districts, or constituents that get them re-elected?
I don't understand your system, but what prevents giving money out according to votes from creating a self-fulfilling prophecy?
I think you posted in the wrong comment thread...
Whoa, I've been working on something extremely similar for my wife: http://www.pupgrade.com

It's not strictly about cheering people up but kinda the same thing. It's like we were reading each others minds!
Despite much fiddling with alternatives, this is still what I use. Since Windows 3.1, no less.

Portability is achieved with a notebook and pen.
"...a certainty of three sigma, so there’s about one chance in 100 the result is a fluke."

This is a very incorrect way of summarizing the result.

When will popsci writers ever get this right? Hypothesis testing cannot tell you the probability that a hypothesis is true. It also cannot tell you if the result is a "fluke." What it can tell you is the probability of seeing the data assuming the null hypothesis is true. Without knowledge of the prior probability of the hypothesis, you have no right to say anything about the probability of the result being a "fluke" or not.

This is commonly misunderstood. Perhaps I can illuminate it with an example.

Suppose I take a coin out of your pocket--a good old American quarter. I then proceed to flip it six times and egads, I get six heads. The chance that a fair coin flips the same way six times in a row is 2/(2^6), or 1/32--close to 3%. Whoo hoo, that's more than a two sigma result.

Does that mean there's only a 3% chance the coin is actually fair? NO! If you assume the coin is fair, there is a 3% chance the coin flips the same way six times in a row. There's a huge distinction in flipping the conditional. Going by the infinitesimal number of quarters in circulation that wouldn't flip fairly, we'd say before any experiment that there's an overwhelming chance the coin is truly fair. So there isn't a 3% chance the result "is a fluke," if by "is a fluke" we mean the coin really is fair AND the coin flipped in a surprising way. We KNOW the coin flipped in a surprising way, and if we know that at least 99% of quarters are fair, there's probably a near-100% chance that the data can be called a "fluke."

This is all to say, if the prior probability of your null hypothesis is high, one unlikely result should not impress. You are merely demonstrating that unlikely things happen--and with so many coins and people flipping them they should be, from time to time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P-value#Misunderstandings

http://invasiber.org/EGarcia/papers/MatthewsFinancialTimes.h...

tldr; what the article says --> P(Fluke|Data) != P(Data|Fluke) <-- what the statistic means
You make the mistake of thinking the "representatives" in congress are there to represent citizens.

They are there to represent who put them there, their campaign donors (after Feingold and Grayson were defeated in 2010, there are now no congress-critters that refrain from corporate funding).

Their funders by-and-large want this bill to be passed. Whether it's the BSA or RIAA or Big Religion, everyone of those anti-Internet folks is thrilled to see the freedom aspect of the Internet being small enough to drown in a bathtub.

I have a sinking feeling this bill will pass.
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AFAIK It's not non-determinism that makes quantum computing efficient, it's the ability to compute on superpositions, which effectively means computing all outcomes at the same time.
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You can't really create a massive co-located setup on demand for big jobs, then tear it down ... use the right tools for whatever job you're doing. EC2 being more expensive for your Postgres deploy doesn't mean it is an expensive toy
Very true. However, the impression I've gotten from recruiters emailing me is that most of them are just sending uncustomized emails to a lot of people who match some keywords. If that is the case, then contacting 100 people instead of to 25 people means an extra hour of work. I don't think it's worth paying $5/contact to avoid something that takes so little time.
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I would think this would just make it easier for domain squatters, giving them a central place to trawl. Although, they probably already use tools like this.
I know but i still have a point.

They decided Not to implement USB host.
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Its so dumb it doesn't last one single generation (all docks had production ceased ... except nexus one's that are back)
Looking however means shooting particles at something to see what bounces off, so it must necessarily affect the system.
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This is Australian technology that has been around since the early 90's. I guess the patents are expired now.
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Personally, I doubt there is a real quality problem with those platforms. But running .NET on those platforms looks unnecessarily expensive to me. If I were married to Microsoft (as SO is) then I would avoid 'the cloud' for that reason.

Given that one wishes to use Windows/.NET, I feel the decision follows pretty naturally from an analysis of costs - no vague argument about culture necessary
> Marco has his mind made up on the Android, and though I'm not an Android fan (some would call me an Apple fanboy), I don't think he is giving this device a fair shot.

I don't think any tablet coming after the iPad (and iPad2) has a fair shot, to be honest... the market's boundaries are actively being defined by Apple and they aren't going to play nice.

A Nook with CM9 would warrant another look, though.
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How about... Oregon5330.Stanford.edu

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Well that's exactly what will happen when anything moves faster than light, it will travel backwards in time. The real question is where is it getting infinite energy to break the light barrier? or are neutrinos the only particles with mass that will not be dragged by the Higgs field?
Try that on concrete.
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However referral bonuses are paid only if your proposed candidate works through trial period (e.g. 3 months). You are paid for fish in the net not for fish in the sea.
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Not sure why you're getting downvoted. People should be able to read well-written interesting articles.
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Is this is a serious question? The "lock" is to prevent pocket presses... yes, my warm legs set off the screen rather often on accident. Normally you have to slide to unlock, this is actually faster, surprisingly.

Most people I know don't use a pattern, pin or password. If you're doing it for a security reason, then face unlock is just silly.

(For what it's worth, it would be much easier to grab a complete stranger's phone and get the pattern unlocked than the face unlock. The finger marks for the screen unlocks are incredibly easy to see)