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Agree, but not sure what that has to do with execution. More passion? More expertise? You think that's why 4sq won?
Aren't Canonical and CouchDB all open-sourcey, community-first etc etc etc? Then why the secrecy here?

To me, it sounds like couchdb just failed to scale in a big way and revealing how would basically kill the project, so Canonical are trying to do the polite thing.
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That's because new grads will work for $55k and experienced folks can demand double that amount.
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Ideas have always outlived any physical things that man ever made. This includes expressive forms like music, writing and not just design. I personally see no dilemma for myself.

Your point however stands if the work you do is not "sufficiently useful". There is a constant tension between what truly matters and what you can get paid for.
Randall Monroe posted the solution ages ago on his blog. Is he syndicating himself on G+?
For the record, the solution assumes the existence of an infinitesimal real number larger than zero, or a finite bound on the adversaries' range of choices. The larger his range, the smaller your chances of beating 50-50, with no limit on how small your chances may be.
Wow. I can see all major building projects in 20-50 years being completed using this technology. Amazing stuff.
It's a matter of dealing with WPA and such. There's a reason why Plan 9 doesn't have support for anything past WEP, and why even on Linux, wifi support can be kinda iffy.

If you don't offer wifi, there's no let-down when it doesn't work properly :)
Damn that is cool. How long till I get my personal robotic flying slave to fetch me a glass of water and do some laundry for me?

Admittedly I'd be a bit scared of the high powered blades and getting nicked on accident.
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Why the assumption that "GoogleBot" is a single thing? Of course we know that google has a headless browser running, we see it's output in the instant previews, but I'm sure they still do plenty of standard crawling (and probably some half way partial JS execution and/heuristics too).
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> It's probably one of the most expensive countries

This is said by everyone about every country ever. Is this fact, or does my previous sentence cover it?
> in the U.S. you aren't allowed to advocate the violent overthrow of the government

Yes, you can.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandenburg_v._Ohio
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I think a better comparison number is [grand total of all apps sold per day] / [total number of apps in store].

When the customer base is 20 times larger, even 10 fold competitors still keeps the market twice as attractive.
We're porting our game (Infinite Flight) from Windows Phone to the iPhone and we're expecting much better returns on iOS.

We will have more data when it comes out in a couple of months.
> This makes it REALLY HARD to keep up with your team members' code, because all you see are huge commit batches at the end of the day containing tons of diffs.

Git is decentralised. If you think you might get conflicts with some other developer, just ask them to push their branch somewhere public where you can fetch their work and look at what they're doing. Or they can export their commits as a tarball and bring it to you on a USB drive if you have no network connectivity for some reason. :P

> Worse yet, sometimes people use rebase to hide the intermediate commits and you get one huge "Implemented X" commit.

To be honest, this still sounds like a workflow problem. if "Implemented X" is too huge to be a single commit, then the person who pushed it was lazy and didn't bother to spend enough time to make good commits. If it really only "implements X", then even if it is big, it's at least self-contained.

You should spend time thinking about what you commit. It's not just a matter of getting your code somewhere safe; the code in your working directory is the raw material from which you create a new snapshot of the project that represents an improvement. This is really difficult to do with SVN, but it should be your default workflow in git. It's more work beforehand, but it improves code maintainability and makes bisecting more effective.

It's likely that most developers are not disciplined enough to do this for every commit while they're coding. Fortunately, rebasing allows you to defer all that work to just before you push. Not rebasing and just pushing loads of small commits makes it more likely that you will not have a clear history of progression for the project.

How the development actually happened is completely uninteresting in git. Ideally the log is a history of patches applied to the project, each of which changes only one thing, and is complete by itself (later commits can depend on earlier ones, but the reverse should not be true)
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Can you elaborate on that? Are you thinking of a special theory, or a book explaining that? I know the work from Rifkin, who is arguing for "despite".

I understand that the real picture may somehow be different... For example, gains in healthcare may keep more people at work who else wouldn't be able to work. And an elaborate society also allows women to work, increasing the workforce. So I see this is not a black/white issue.
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Discoverability.

It's a lot easier to find other people on Google+ based on interest. When I started using it, very few of the people I knew already were on there. I was able to search for other people interested in videogames, anime, programming, etc, and rather quickly I was part of a fairly large group of people reading and commenting on each others posts.

Discovery in Facebook is centered around groups and pages, which have a higher UX cost compared with posting a status update. On Google+, you can be found by anyone right away. And people use the sites differently because of this.

People make public posts on the assumption that what they write will be found by people they don't know yet who are interested in what they write. Facebook status updates on the other hand are usually always intended for people that the poster already knows, whether posted publicly or privately.

In the time I've been using Facebook, I can't recall once being friended (or now subscribed to) based on interests (as opposed to some existing connection). On Google+ however, I receive a new asymmetrical follow almost daily - and I'm someone with a rather low posting frequency.

This is what makes Facebook and G+ different.
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Is there a connection between non-belief and innovative ideas? For example, having an open mind means you can possibly be more creative (not limited by one thought)?
I hate to start a meta discussion but there seems to be a lot of karma police trolling around lately who think the downvote button is there to vote down opinions they disagree with. I think it's time to raise that karma limit on downvotes again.

Or, someone on a phone fat fingered the downvote button while trying to scroll. I suspect that posts in certain positions on the page are more likely to have this happen, due to scrolling cadence at common phone resolutions.
How is this a big loss for Austin?

Gowalla isn't involved in the community.
Btw, what do you think about Microsoft trying to apply its desktop OS, descendant of Windows NT, to tablets? Aren't tablets disruptive innovation to desktops (in Christensen terms) and therefore the entire plan is doomed? It looks to me they are making classic management mistake like ones the Christensen's book is full of.
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This makes sense as while the WP7 market is a lot smaller, a far greater percentage of people looking for Educational games are being exposed to it.

Now I guess it all depends on how much competition there is on WP7, also being at the top stop gets you more sales which helps to keep you there. If you don't get some initial good sales to put you there results could be vastly different.

A better comparison would be an app that hasn't got any help from top lists on either platform.
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Do Facebook use Tornado internally, on anything other than FriendFeed.com?
To make it even more spicy, according to wikipedia, Gowalla actually launched 2 years prior to foursquare[1]. Dodgeball was founded in 2000.

[1]The article says 2009, wikipedia says 2007?
The problem with ripping off contents without attribution is that every once in a while, you get caught with your pants down, regurgitating (as yours) fake news from fake news sites.

It happened with Onion news, too.

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You raise a salient point. I do agree as far as discoverability, Google+ one ups Facebook. As you said, Facebook has always been about connecting with people you already know, as opposed to Google+ where people add you to their social circles based on things they have in common with you.
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I think people are very good at compartmentalising conflicting beliefs.

There are plenty of people who are pleasant, productive members of society who believe things that are absolutely ridiculous ( religious and non-religious alike )
Why do you think money wasn't a factor? Foursquare raised significantly more than Gowalla (according to Crunchbase, $71m vs $10m), and as a result grew a much larger team and presumably spent a lot more on marketing.
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Have you seen the new Facebook timeline thing? It's a pretty supeb piece of product design, and it looks really nice too.
I have done this with Facebook as part of a prank on a friend, its not hard to do!
The webtiming paper provides more information on this form of attack - http://sip.cs.princeton.edu/pub/webtiming.pdf

The summary of the paper makes me sad -
> We are not aware of any practical countermeasures to these attacks. There seems to be little hope that effective countermeasures will be developed and deployed any time soon.
True, but real incomes have been stagnant in the US and many other developed countries for over a decade.
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I was basing my comment on the email from Jannis Leidel [1]:

"I'm a bit concerned that you didn't get in touch with us before you started with the work, since tracking the changes would have been easier. FWIW, Martin von Löwis, Alex and me would be those you can ask if you need any further help"

Unless I'm missing something, it seems fairly clear that Vinay Sajip (plus collaborators) did this entirely without the knowledge of the Django core team... or at least some of them!

[1] http://groups.google.com/group/django-developers/browse_frm/...
Yes, I'm was aware of it.

And I really tested it with "Voodoo Carrier IQ detector", also mentioned here in comments, just when it was released - install count was less than 500 - yesterday or day before - just before CM announced that they don't have it.
There is also good science behind not wanting your cancer detection regimes to be too sensitive - "false" positives complicate the picture immensely.

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Expect grey cupcakes with lots of whitespace, confusing sprinkles navigation, and you can only talk about them in Google+ (deprecation of mouth as a communication api).
I'm surprised to find such a superficial piece of HBR. It makes a very half-assed argument about technology requiring business to succeed in the market, but somehow, despite this point being self-evident, I'd say the article actually fails to make a case for this, by relying on a collection of half-truths, misunderstandings and illogical reasoning.

Some sample killer sentences:

while the software industry is obviously innovative, it's the pricing model that has made it profitable, as it offers a ready source of cash flow.

But when technology began to be created and diffused through the introduction of intellectual property rights (IPR), a new dawn in human history was born. That pursuit of technology innovation continues to change the world.

Intel created an illusion of performance exclusivity with their highly-acclaimed marketing campaign "Intel Inside," which launched in 1991. In those days, any machine without that label was immediately considered a second tier computer, because it had not been powered with an Intel microprocessor.

These, and many other (in fact, most of the article) statements are downright WTFs. The author seems to display only the most superficial understanding of the technology industry, which completely disqualifies him from making any comments about it.
I've spent some years in Scotland and I was amazed with how robust and effective most govt services were (at least ones I've used). Poland and Austria (were I lived, too) are nowhere near that.
They don't pay as much attention to UI as these guys. I'd rather use the better app.
Communication using numbers instead of pictures is how engineers failed to stop mission control from allowing the Challenger to launch and crash with extremely out-of-spec frozen O-rings.
I don't get the impression that one would need a degree to devise the scaling strategies they're employing. This would seem more the product of battle-hardened experience rather than a formal education.
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If I understand, he is first of all referring to DDoS attacks where many people voluntarily traffic a server with common computer setups, not when a small number of people pull off major attacks using extra resources such as unwilling puppets.
Concerts need to be marketed as well and it takes a lot of time to perform on stage (I used to help with that and have done some myself). So if you work out compensation per hour, I'm not sure if concerts are really a better deal for artists. My guess is that it is a better deal only for the long tail of less well known artists who make almost nothing from media distribution anyway.
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While it's not firsthand, this is a good summary: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3276466

In short, it boils down to problems around authentication while sharing by means of replication.
I meant "more important than any potential innovation gained from writing proprietary software". That is, if there's no more innovation in proprietary software compared to free software (like you said, with GNU/Linux) -- we're good, but if we're missing the innovation from such software, so be it, we're also good.
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Yes that's quite ironic isn't it. Given that the target audience is hipsters, this only adds to the appeal.
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This is a very old discussion, by the way: http://catb.org/~esr/writings/quake-cheats.html
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Another part is I think they're trying to drive adoption of the Google Wallet/Checkout payment system, which also has a beneficial effect to other parts of their ecosystem such as Youtube, Android/Google TV etc.
> I don't really understand why git users keep repeating this trope.

You can create a branch in Git without having to touch the main repository. It's a lot cheaper mentally to create a local branch than a globally viewable one. In particular, it's a lot cheaper to create a branch when you don't have to think about whether the work is important enough to deserve one, or if your crazy idea might end up being an embarrassing failure. When a decision only affects yourself, it's a lot easier to be bold.

> SVN has merge tracking, so it Just Works:

SVN can branch easily, and it remembers how a merge went down, but it doesn't know how to merge a branch back into the truck when the truck has since progressed. When SVN merges, it doesn't know if a difference between the two branches is because it was changed on the trunk or on the branch. It just sees a difference.

Git can replay the changes made in the branch on the updated trunk, or vice versa.
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That would be true if sales went down linearly when you get farther from the top spot. But the reality is much closer to a "top X take (almost) all".
That would be a fantastic way to promote "revenge" voting.
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Why https://google.com/analytics re-directs to Google Search?
I have tried this on couple of networks. https://google.com/analytics re-directs to Google search. In my case as am from India it gets re-directed to http://www.google.co.in
Intelligence already likely correlates well with being a stubborn bastard. It helps with the part where you obsessively study topics everyone else thinks are too boring or inaccessible.
An other note: the @path decorator would probably use named groups instead of some sort of DSL, so

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(the `r` prefix is for `r`awstring, so the developer does not have to string-escape each backslash used in the regex among other things)
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The clear message without the PC Sugar coating communicates fine with me as-well.
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Hmm...I don't think you would need that much of a performance drop.

If the data was received encrypted, you could have a relatively small decryption key sent when necessary, thus solving the "prefetch from server" problem.

If the model files were broken up into chunks and xored with each other in various ways, and saved in a redundant manner, I could imagine that there is a setup in which there are a combinatorially large number of possible ways to fetch a set of blocks which reconstruct a given model, and if you prefetch a few red-herrings as well, it would be infeasible to determine which model you are loading based just on the commands the sever sent you on which blocks to load. Then, when the time comes, they send a very short command which tells you which blocks to use and how to reconstruct the model. Hmm... but now I'm thinking about it, I think you'd need a large overhead in both directions to make it difficult to just match the patterns of which blocks you used.
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That is a poor choice for a non-expert user of Cassandra and Hadoop. The DataStax toolset is very rough. Definitely not an "off the shelf" solution like Cloudera.
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Would love to hear more about it.

Also porting is interesting - we're in a position where we have a bunch of highly optimized, debugged C/C++ 'backend' code. Since native code isn't supported on Windows 7 Phone, we'll have to port our app by rewriting it all in C#. Unfortunately, it's not practical option for us at the moment.
I think robotic construction will absolutely be the way forward, but I wouldn't think that UAVs would be the most efficient way.

My guess is that autonomous retrofits of existing cranes and digging machinery will do most of the heavy lifting. I don't have much domain knowledge on construction though, does anyone disagree?
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I don't really like the other UI either. "Share results with Lookout"? "For full protection, download Lookout Mobile Security"? "Tell your friends about Carrier IQ Detector"?
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UI? what ui? All the app does is open a detection report. The "better app" shows a green/yellow icon and links to other apps. The "worse app" shows a list of tests performed along with "found/not found".

The whole app UI is basically install/run/home/uninstall.

(by the way, no carrierIQ found on Motorola Atrix w/Orange French ISP)
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