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I was working on something similar to this (sorry, no showcase). There's a jQuery extension included for working with contentEditable text selections and formatting text with tags. I think it does a better job with overlapping tags and it merges anchor tags with same hrefs correctly. It does not work on IE < 9 (I think IE9 supports the gecko contentEditable api). You might find the code useful .

Link to jQuery extensions:
https://github.com/skid/wimp/blob/master/js/jq-extensions.js
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Thats a good point. What if, instead of shutting down completely, wikipedia shuts down for just one day every week (say, each Monday). That way, people will continue using the site most of the time, instead of adapting by switching to some other source (like a website of replicated content), and hence the periodic loss of access will continue to be noticed. Moreover, in the event that the bill passes, wikipedia can comfortably continue protesting, without permanently shutting down.
I ran across some variation on this toggle somewhere. Very handy.

" toggle line numbers from absolute to relative with f2.
map <silent> <F2> :if &number <Bar>
\set relativenumber <Bar>
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\set number <Bar>
\endif<cr>
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>They should also personally attack each of the original progenators in the Senate/House of the bill.

That will never work; it was a bipartisan group. The only way things are done in American are if either a union or corporation pays for it, or if there's politician gain in attacking the other party.
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I'm scrolling down and I find people making funny poses and trying to look cool.

If you're trying to make a political message clear, is this how you want to represent yourself?
This site seemed really cool, until they ruined it with the text at the top: "We know first-hand that the Internet powers the American dream. American innovators have built the world's most popular sites"
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Declaring any broad idea like this to be an "anti-pattern" is itself an anti-pattern.
IANAL, but this is only partially true.

* Marital status is a protected class. You can't consider it when hiring.
* Age is a protected class. You can't consider it when hiring.
* Pregnancy is a proxy for sex, a protected class. You can't consider it when hiring [1].
* Parental status is a protected class, but apparently is not applicable to Employment cases [2]. So you could get away with avoiding parents in some places. But man, what a great way to violate the No Asshole rule. Frankly, I'd rather not work for a startup that would want to go down this path.

[1] http://users.aristotle.net/~hantley/hiedlegl/statutes/title7...
[2] http://www.seattle.gov/civilrights/discrimination.htm
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The lower bound for women is essentially zero, especially when considered in the context of an entire career (i believe a women could conceivably only be away from work for six weeks). Do you really think six weeks accounts for the difference in pay, prestige, etc between men and women's careers?

Women do often end up taking much more time off, but it is absolutely not clear that has anything to do with "breasts and uteri". I would argue it's cultural.
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My company is based in Eu/Poland, and I'm currently looking for a solution that would allow me to process monthly subscriptions for my SaaS. So far only moneybookers/skrill look like a realistic alternative that could work for EU/US/Canada based customers.
you just need to learn how node modules work, this is a big issue for a lot of people but it's the result of node's module system, not express
Agreed. I would also separate the arguments that "everyone should look at starting a business" from "everyone should look at working at a startup." The latter is a subset of the former. One's own businesses are a lot of work. However, starting a micro-business gives tremendous freedom, and I think this freedom gives folks a greater opportunity than anything else.

With a micro-business you can do the things you like to do and work on the problems you want to work on. Could be coding against technical problems, interior decorating, catering, or whatever.
That's an easy but in my opinion wrong conclusion to draw. The magic of lambda calculus is that unlike Turing machines it supports building abstractions that let you hoist yourself out of the tarpit and present a usable programming interface to the end user.
All for it. I would hate to be without Wikipedia, even for a day, but I would hate seeing SOPA pass a lot more.
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rails apps are also very large, making them annoying/difficult to bundle up with other modules such as the nodejs Kue module which uses express for the UI. Rails modularity is quite terrible, Drupal does this much better, but yes you have to be creative with Express, which is only difficult if you're not creative. Application requirements are significantly different, myself and many others prefer a "start small" approach vs the "start huge" approach.
They wouldn't have that hard a time, it's just a line of code after all.
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Google, Youtube and wikipedia I can see.

Facebook isn't just an information source, it is a communication medium. It would be like removing someone's email access for a day. For some, this might be a vacation, but for others, it would result in the failure of time-dependent project, which is not something that would win coverts to any cause.
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1 day out of 365 is less than .3%

And if you geo-target it to en/US only visitors -- you're a minute fraction of wikimedia's activity.
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No, they don't have complete freedom. Women are often punished for being aggressive in the workplace. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/07...

People are less likely to want to work with a woman who tries to negotiate a raise, for example.

It's great that your wife is happy, but please don't say that women have "complete freedom."
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My hope is that html5 and javascript get fast enough and toolkits get awesome enough so that they disrupt native apps.

It's just right now for mobile, apps can be so much nicer and more capable than their web-based counterparts.
> Unfortunately, the images you can download seem to be much lower resolution than the ones they're hosting.

I don't see why you couldn't exploit the analog loophole and just screenshot the "viewable" pages.
Funkah is correct. My comments are a hyperbolic defense of my own very subjective opinion.

For anyone who would like to form an opinion of their own here is the link: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3338065
Looks same to me (from CA)
EFF is a 501 (c) (3). If EFF can advocate, so can Wikipedia.
As I posted elsewhere, it's been estimated that every pronounceable set of letters in the English language will be registered as a domain name by 2017*

Sooner or later we're going to have to work out an approach to globally distributed names that's less naive than "somebody else chose that first, choose a different name!"

*Yes, I made that "fact" up myself.
That's why is it called "common" courtesy.
I wholeheartedly agree with you. Lighting, ceilings and floor choice are tremendously important in workspace design, and that place looks, frankly, like most other poorly designed office spaces. Once you commit to open plan, you've already thrown acoustics and a quiet working environment almost entirely out of the window. At that point the awful carpeting and 1970s style ceiling tiles only serve to reinforce the disingenuous nature of their supposedly hip concessions to progressive workplace design (I'm looking at you, Herman Miller fluorescent light fixtures).

Then again, it's really shocking how strict most office space management companies and building code bureaucrats tend to be when it comes to how you can use your space. I've seen several really great spaces with all kinds of potential just completely hamstrung by idiotic restrictions surrounding fire sprinklers and ancient ventilation systems. When you add in the stupid expectations and demands from management (like giving up tons of space for a dedicated reception area when you don't have and will never have a receptionist) it makes it even harder to create a good workspace.
Well, it's certainly the case that there's more than one kind of politicized: for example Wikimedia is a 501(c)(3) organization, a status which prohibits certain kinds of political activity.

But what I have in mind here is that this is a lot closer to the content of Wikipedia becoming politicized, in the following sense: user goes to Wikipedia to get information about something innocuous, Wikipedia takes the opportunity to tell user about one side of a political debate of the Wikimedia Foundation's choosing. That's a dangerous precedent.
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How does one sign up for the HN plan? I simply see the option to sign up for a personal plan; will this expire?
Any non-trivial application will contain more than one code file. What is the Ember.js solution for this? Makefiles? And what about HTML? I'd like to organize those by sections of the app. How is that achieved?
Maybe I am a little color blind and never knew it- because while I can see a difference between the two, it's not all that striking- the only difference I see is that oranges become yellows and deep blues become a little lighter. Am I the only one?
Or have a look at this Google project: http://code.google.com/p/liquid-galaxy/
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It does seem to be a round about way to do it, but I was just pointing out that it was intentional, not agreeing with it.
It's an interesting language since it's (obviously) all beautiful and Lispy, and has good support for functional ideas...yet very much encourages a "get it done" approach.

For example, here's something like how a Schemer might implement filter (although this seems long to me...am I missing something?):

(defun filter (predicate list)
(if list
(let ((head (car list))
(tail (cdr list)))
(if (funcall predicate head)
(cons head (filter predicate tail))
(filter predicate tail)))
'()))

But realistically, a CLer would probably just use the loop macro:

(defun filter (predicate list)
(loop for elem in list
if (funcall predicate elem)
collect elem))

So if you're interested in a non-castrated language that very deliberately tries to be practical (if at times inelegant)...it's worth a look. Pick up the book Land of Lisp if you're in a whimsical mood, or Practical Common Lisp if you're not.
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You put Facebook as the most important on that list? I'm not trying to say it wouldn't severely impact people if Facebook were down for a day, but I can't imagine not being able to use google or wikipedia for a day. This would definitely result in many failures of time-dependent projects.
Didn't Sun also employ this strategy to somewhat better effect? I can see a group of architects hating something like that due to the nature of their work and the proliferation of tools they need at their desk, and for some types of software development, I can see the same problem with hotdesking (makes it harder to run a really crazy workstation with a lot of monitors for one thing). I suppose now you can just get away with a laptop and a huge EC2 instance for heavy lifting...

Anyone here work at Sun during their Nettop hotdesking phase? What were some of the pros and cons?
Except the part where people who received the original email have 100% control over whether or not they do tell other people about it.
I think it's fantastic that you're encouraging them to do this--things will never get better without us chipping away at it, but also understand, too, how hard it is to be "confidently independent" when it comes to asking for recognition for one's work--it may be a bit illuminating to ask the women you care about how being "confidently independent" when negotiating raises and salaries when job hunting really works out for them.

In my experience, people (both men and women) can be really turned off by a woman asking for what she's worth. Personally, I haven't gotten too worked up about this when it happens to me--I think it's educational--it's good to know what you're getting into and how a prospective employer or current employer responds to that, to me, tells me a lot about whether I'd want to work or stay there.

But, witness, just a few small bites when job hunting or negotiating raises:

"You answered all the database questions right, but you laughed when they gave you the logic question about the lockers and prime numbers. You're just not technical enough! You ask for too much money anyway."

"We just can't justify giving you a raise of seven percent. Sure, we just justified adding three headcount to replace you and will end up paying a way less qualified guy 30k more than we paid you in just a few months, but still, whatcha thinkin', girlie? A seven percent raise is nuts right now!"

"We can't believe that you won't accept our job offer--sure, it's got fewer benefits, you'll be locked in a closet all day doing boring work and will make only 3k more a year, and we understand that due to the benefit reduction and longer commute, you'll actually be making a good 5k less than you are now - but we're a WONDERFUL company with great people...and you're TOTALLY overpaid now! Honestly, Jen, we don't know what your current company is thinking, paying you as much as they do."

It can be kind of exhausting and can really knock your confidence if you don't pretend it's just a game...we've either got to keep chipping away at it...or? What's wrong with saving a little money, figuring out wtf to do about health insurance, then jumping off the track and going our own way? I assure you that I don't have to be held back by these goofy attitudes anymore in my startup (full disclosure: you WILL have to deal with this when dealing with some investors and potential acquirers--but this just forces you to work that much harder at staying independent and self-sufficient so that you can tell them no if you need to). Bootstrapping a startup, right now, it can be terrifying, but you're not held back - people love or hate your work, not you - your users likely don't even know who you are and don't care, either. It's actually pretty amazing.
Yes!

Wow, that's fantastic. Did you see the numbers change in the 2011 MIT report[1]? And that LPFI report[2] is just mindblowing.

"The vast majority of men in startups believed their
companies spent an adequate amount of time
addressing diversity (82%). Almost 40% of women,
however, believed not enough time was devoted to
addressing company diversity. Additionally, women in
startups were much more likely to endorse companywide practices to increase diversity than their male
counterparts in startups (65% versus 41%)."

"Female status and underrepresented racial/ethnic
status were both significant predictors of negative
workplace experiences suggesting that negative
workplace experiences increase with membership in
both demographic groups (F(1,555)=15.4, p<.00, and
F(1,555)=7.47, p<.01; B=.68, SE=.18, p<.01 and B=.73,
SE=.29, p<.05; Appendix 2)"

Now that's the way to shoot down a "there's no problem here it's just that women don't want to do startups" argument.

Thanks, I had no idea the numbers were so compelling. I wish there was more of what you're posting on the front page.

--

[1] http://web.mit.edu/faculty/reports/pdf/women_faculty.pdf

[2] http://www.lpfi.org/sites/default/files/tilted_playing_field...
Well - that's kinda what testing is for. It would remain to be seen whether or not this proves to really be the intractable problem you're imagining it to be - let's not forget that any other method will also produce bugs. The question is whether they're produced at the same rate or not. I have no evidence to really say whether or not what you're imagining would be prohibitive to using this method but my (strong) opinion is that it wouldn't be (time will tell as I put this into practice though, and I'll be following up with more posts about it).
The funny thing is that the defense of Mozilla here is coming from a Googler who works on Chrome. So, the fact-free vitriol you generally spew is even less appropriate in this case.
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Let's compromise. So, if he (I'll assume it's "he") concedes there are a lot of shitty fathers out there, can the fact 0 is a valid value in the range (and thus forming the lower bound) just be considered a fact and not a sexist remark? And since some time off is required at the very least to give birth (something a male couldn't do), the lower bound for women would be greater than 0?

Objectively, his bounds make sense. You may not like what that data means, but that in and of itself doesn't make him sexist.
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Ok, yeah, maybe it was naive to expect the link to not be redistributed but was it too much to ask that people actually honor the request? Especially considering its going to be publicly available in a day. I hope none of you work in national security.
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Have any suggestions of quotes germane to the discussion?
As someone who produces events for entrepreneurs in Chicago and charges for those events, I'd love to learn more about what your ideal event looks like.
That menu on the side of the screen seemed to disappear once I logged in, but it's coming back intermittently. I'd say it's a change coming for good, but it's still transitioning in.
I deleted a snarky reply about gcc -m32 and cross-compilation when I read the underlying bug [1] and saw that this was an issue only on Windows. I don't know a thing about Windows -- does MSVC not support cross-compilation?

[1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=709193

edit: Oh wow, this comment indicates that Microsoft doesn't provide a 64bit buildchain at all. Is that true? https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mozilla.dev.platform/wLHTg_m...
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Most of the Ember apps I'm aware of are using it.

Also, you might want to check out rake-pipeline-web-filters for additional functionality: https://github.com/wycats/rake-pipeline-web-filters
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You don't copyright from storing someone's work. Scanning is a point-and-click affair, as I discovered while copying pages from some early Aldine editions last summer.
Is there a mailing list?

Do you recommend any libraries for managing url state?
Yup, that's it! Thank you. I love being able to tap into collective memory :)

It strikes me as true though, step by step we're moving functionality to the browser. In some ways it feels great, but in others it's terrifying - the thought of this (and the next) generation poorly re-implementing emacs in the browser...
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Menu sucks. The site is getting ever and ever harder to get used to.

The hover for it also isn't the smoothest, or most reliable. I'm, each time I click, unsure as to whether or not the thing will even show up.

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>you're arguably paying for the TV feed (which just happens to be carried over cable), rather than the cable itself (which is what you pay for with Internet access). Same argument applies to the public switched telephone network.

The main thing being that the associated transmission lines is is intended only to transmit a single type of data. Anyway, I hope the DOJ pays attention.
I always wondered who owned the mega label sites and why they were never talked about in the mainstream media. Then your comment led me to the following article: http://news.cnet.com/8301-31001_3-20087753-261/the-mystery-m...
no-one seems to have mentioned it, but this is apparently motivated by the aura project - http://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/aura-des...

you can see the link via: http://codereview.chromium.org/8680034/#ps11001 which links to bug http://code.google.com/p/chromium-os/issues/detail?id=23271 which blocks http://code.google.com/p/chromium-os/issues/detail?id=21187 which is "important to the Aura effort"
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Better integration with version control is what I was looking for. I've moved on to emacs at this point.
That's not even the main impact. Think about all of the people accessing Wikipedia every day - students, teachers, randoms - who don't read or watch the news. Ever.

All of these people who will probably never hear about SOPA, even if it's passed, will suddenly realise that their First Amendment rights are under threat and will hopefully be incredibly, incredibly angry.
It's pretty clear the goal of the website is to add a "human element" to the impact of the bill. Prison mug shots do not add a human element.
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Semantics over a poor choice of words. I took the OP and the original TFA to mean "women, more so than men, choose family over careers. that doesn't mean they didn't want their career, just that they ultimately chose a different path instead.
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