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Hi,

Roboform and others passwords manager such as Lastpass were already available when we decided to launch. I would say that the ambition of Dashlane is different. Dashlane is not about just about password but we try to offer a new experience on the web where there is no need to switch between keyboard and mouse all the time. We have worked a lot on the user experience and everything has been designed to be simple and convenient.

Dashlane is also very different when it comes to online shopping. not only does Dashlane make check-out much simpler but in addition Dashlane gives a global history of every purchase in the app with many details. We really want to be the simplest solution to manage personal data.
Feel free to have a look to our demo videos if you want more information: https://www.dashlane.com/en/tour#clicktopay
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Hey Larry, I'd love to chat too if you have the time—my email’s in my profile. Thanks!
In stores in Sweden with self-scanning there are scales in the vegetable department that will print out an appropriate UPC for you to scan (with your hand-held scanner). People who don't self-scan are also recommended to use these to let the cashier avoid weighing all goods. You still have to contact a cashier for age-restricted merchandise such as beer and tobacco, though.

To self-scan you need to register with the store, and in the beginning you're manually checked a couple of times. They track how many errors you have and on what kind of merchandise, and determine how trust-worthy you are and how often you should be manually checked.

I can't remember if this was already implemented or just a suggestion from somewhere, but the self-scanning devices could track your location in the store, both to analyze customer behaviour but also to monitor any suspicious activity. If you spend 15 minutes in the electronics department without scanning anything, maybe that warrants a manual check.

As a side note, I wonder how much time self-scanning and self-checkout really saves in the end, for the consumer, and how much of it is just letting us do more unpaid labour under the impression of efficiency.
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I'm not sure I'd ever try it myself — for one thing, PostScript would only be useful for preparing documents destined for print, not HTML — but if I ever did need such a thing, I'd be interested to try it out.
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I would say that in the modern day, we seem to be building plenty of serious applications by gluing together web service APIs.
Ask HN: Payment providers for UK startups?
There are a couple of posts on the frontpage right now about people using Stripe, and how great it is etc... Unfortunately, all the hip new providers (such as Stripe, WePay, Dwolla, Samurai) are only available to US customers.

What alternatives are there for a UK startup? Particularly interested in providers which don't appear to be from the late 90s.

In my personal situation, PayPal, Google Checkout, and Amazon Payments are all off the cards due to our business falling outside of their terms and conditions; so those aren't an option even if I wanted to go with them.

Right now I'm investigating MoneyBookers, OKPay, and CharityClear.org, and of course just doing it ourself with a merchant account.
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Why do people always say that like it’s a solution? The problem is too big for a single person to solve.
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I think "do fewer things" is dangerous advice, especially given the relative inexperience of college students. I would say do more things, explore more areas. You shouldn't obsess about getting good grades, but rather you should obsess about learning as much as you can. The things that are truly interesting will stick, but you risk never discovering them if you try and do as little as possible.
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Whether the rasterization in the end targets a printer or it ends up in a .png doesn't really matter at all.

But yeah, sadly there's no readily available system nowadays with true Display PostScript. Not very likely that Oracle will release the NeWS sources, and OS X switched to DirectPDF.

Have to check GNUStep…
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Wow your comment is misinformed AND insulting, impressive!
The majority are pedestrians cyclists etc. Those deaths wont suddenly be solved.
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Honestly, that looks more like examples in a MAN page rather than explanations of an algorithm.
> Also, what is the point on having a production quality Redis server on Windows?

I (co-)run a small bootstrapped startup running on a Windows server. We're considering to use Redis as our primary (only) database. For us, the simple ability to run Redis and our main C# application on the same box, in the beginning, would be a big plus. It simply saves a server, and unifies our production environment to a single OS.

Of course, it's just something relevant in the very beginning, and probably only for the non-valley-super-funded kind of startups. But it's this kind of stuff that might make us change our minds about Redis; if we can avoid doing system administration on two different OS'es for the time being, plus avoid installing two servers per application instance, then that's really a big plus for us. It allows us more time for functionality and less time for all kinds of admin scripting and whatnot. Of course, you could reason that we should simply switch off Windows entirely, but we really like C# and Visual Studio and we're productive in it.

Also, it'd be great to be able to develop against a more "official" version of Redis then what we have now.

Note, I'm not at all telling you what to do. I'm just giving you an idea why maybe it is useful to consider supporting Windows, using my personal situation as an example. Not every startup chooses Ruby or Node. Not every developer prefers a Mac. For the same reason I also humbly doubt the 99.99% number you quote. I think if you'd move to support Windows better, that number would decrease because organisations and people who run on Windows will now often simply disregard Redis as an option.

Especially corporate environments (business IT for instance) are usually very heavily Windows-based. The same holds for nearly the entire "high tech" industry (software for machines, devices, factory lines - e.g. nearly any office-scale printer you can buy runs Windows, nearly all factory management (MES/SCADA) software is Windows-based, etc.). These are industries that could benefit a lot from the performance increases Redis could give them (by using it essentially in the same way as stackoverflow does). My bet is they'd often be reluctant to even consider it if it means training an entire sysadmin force for a new OS. And that's even disregarding the software vendors who (so oldschool) sell software installed by clients (f.ex. the factory line stuff). They want to make their software faster, they don't want to force their client to administrate an extra OS.

Once again: not telling you what to do, it's your call (and I'm thankful for Redis no matter what). I'm just saying: mind the big jolly POSIX filter bubble; there's a big, big world out there, and a lot of it is very much not POSIX.
Thanks, I'll be sure to check Flask out
For all critics of this article, there's much more to Cal Newport's ideas than presented here. Stuff I often disagreed with, for sure. But this post is basically an 'About' page and should be treated as such (and as such, makes a poor candidate for HN)
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Damn. A time machine is what I want for Christmas. Or a recording of this lecture.

Any ideas on if this was recorded?
The one point that is notably less relevant today is the last section regarding include files. Gcc has a special case for a header file that is entirely wrapped in an #ifndef (http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/cpp/Once_002dOnly-Headers.html...).
Its odd, but I feel like I've seen this project (some sort of cancer killing thing) win at each of the significant science fairs over the last couple of years. From my experience, most of the kids at these high level science fairs just make reports over stuff they've worked on (not designed) in a lab.

My sister is currently working on a pretty good science fair project involving paint that can generate solar power. The cycle for this was to come up with an idea, email universities/labs in the area, find a mentor who agrees to work with them, and then just listen to and do what the mentor advises. Its still a great project and she is learning a ton from it, but not really something she designed and I wouldn't be happy to compete against it with something I came up with and made in my garage.

Overall, I wish there was some sort of limit to how much the mentors are able to be involved. I had a ton of fun (and learned a lot) doing $150 max budget, internet research only projects mostly on my own (sometimes had help from my dad building apparatus), but its pretty impossible to compete with people working out of labs with professional help.

Also, I just realized that some guy I met a few months ago when school started (and who I have classes with) won the Siemens competition last year.
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I like hand-coding PostScript. Been doing it since the early 90's. It doesn't need to be a mess and can be beautifully concise and clean. It does have some odd ideas for the beginner (the page always starts at the bottom left coordinate and goes up, not down) but that's not hard.

Its a very cool language -- Forth derived.
Feels good to be on the right track :)
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> Well, except that Android allows apps to run arbitrary native code using the NDK.

I was under the assumption that they can support native code because of the way they designed Android, not the other way around. I highly doubt that supporting native code was the design rationale here. I think they just designed Dalvik to use Linux threads and assume it to run inside its own process. That certainly makes things much simpler for the VM. The fact that you can safely load native code follows naturally.

Still, supporting native code does not have to dictate how you ensure memory protection, or whether each app has to run inside its own process. You can always run a native library (i.e. a video codec) inside a separate process and use memory-safe communication with the process that runs the Java app. You can also go the NACL route.

There's absolutely no reason why supporting native code would result in a choppy UI on Android.
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At first I thought this post and the whole blog were an awesome idea. It seems to describe really well what I was never able to put into words. How exactly did I get through school and my BSc/MSc with awesome grades while always having a feeling that everybody else is working so much harder and still incredibly intelligent?

I thought this blog had the answer. But then I relaized that this will not work in every major / profession. My girlfriend is doing lots of things and somehow suffers under the heavy workload. But I can't give her this kind of advice because (at least here in Germany) it does not apply to someone who studies philosophy and politics and wants to get into the best positions as development worker. Why? because nobody cares about your marks. You basically get a degree for the sake of the degree itself and for living a students life while doing as much extracurricular activities as possible. Internships, important roles in local divisions of NGOs and so on are almost everything that counts for getting the job you want.

Personally, I still think "Do fewer things; do them better; know why you're doing them" worked incredibly well for me and may help many other students, I is probably not for everyone and certainly not for every subject.
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Many of us have made that mistake - we're the ones with 'WHERE' tattood on the back of our right hands.
Yes, OS X uses direct PDF to write to the screen, and will helpfully rasterise PS to PDF on the fly.

The 3B2 typesetting system does write display PS to the screen, though. Even the old DOS version.
Meh. Previous discussion centered around the distinction between shuttered and shut down. Now that it is a moot point, we can get on with actually having a jQuery plugins database that is more useful than blindly using google hoping to see the right plugin for the job.
That's because if there are 4 lines there is generally a 75% chance that one of the other lines was faster.
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On the other hand, I wonder about the philosophy from David Sacks. But I guess he's also admitting that when you reach a certain point, you need people who know how to get inside from experience in order to really hit it big. But when starting up, he seems to say avoid getting those people involved.

One of the lessons we learned is that professional managers hired from the industries you're trying to disrupt tend not to be very beneficial. This whole idea that Mark Zuckerberg should stay CEO of Facebook, as opposed to being replaced by a professional manager, that was one of the things we learned at PayPal early on. If you look at the PayPal companies, they did not try to replace the initial leadership with supposedly more qualified people.
Don't hire people from the industries you're trying to disrupt. They have too much ideological baggage about the way things have to work.

One of the ways PayPal was so successful is we did not know all the Visa and MasterCard rules we were supposedly violating. There were other companies who didn't pursue what we were pursuing because they thought it'd be a violation of the rules. In fact, was it a violation of the rules? At most it was a grey area because Visa and MasterCard rules weren't written for the Internet....

eBay certainly felt constrained -- this may have been a rationalization after the fact for losing to a company they so clearly should have beaten -- but they always said they felt too constrained with the risks and liability they could take on. PayPal was able to take on these massive liabilities because if the company didn't work it was going to go out of business anyway so there was nothing to lose.

BI: How do you apply those lessons here at Yammer? Particularly in hiring -- do you look for people who have never worked at big software companies?

DS: Yes. There's a strong strand of consumer DNA in our company. Out of the first 15 people who started, none of them worked at an enterprise software company. I don't think we hired anyone who had worked at an enterprise software company until last year. We came at it from a blank slate. What we've learned is there are certain enterprise functions we've had to backfill. There's been this steady process of starting with a consumer mindset and then saying, "OK, we need an enterprise sales team. We need some enterprise marketing to back them up."

BI: Do you find you need a big enterprise sales force to compete with the big guys?

DS: In the large accounts, yes.

http://www.businessinsider.com/david-sacks-qa-2011-11#ixzz1g...
We are very sorry, but also very excited!

Damage controlling like a ninja.
...nearly any office-scale printer you can buy runs Windows...

I'm positive I've read about multi-function office copier/printers that run Linux, but none of my search queries on Google and DDG yielded anything useful. I just got a bunch of pages of people asking for drivers.
brunch (http://brunch.io) provides this for backbone.js / eco / stylus - it merges multiple source files into a single deployable js (and css) file. Or you could use spine, which has this out of the box.
Nice way to make a clean break. Personally, I wouldn't blame them if they did it on purpose (not that I'm suggesting they did).
Yep, which states

> The result is often thousands of needless lines of code passing through the lexical analyzer, which is (in good compilers) the most expensive phase.

If only...
To be fair, my claim that there are no tests is a bit overdrawn.
I checked the Plan 9 tools, which are similar to the Unix ones. Though without access to Knuth's program, I can't draw a sensible conclusion from the following data.

term% wc /sys/src/cmd/^(tr.c sort.c uniq.c sed.c)
356 998 5993 /sys/src/cmd/tr.c
1752 4526 28371 /sys/src/cmd/sort.c
165 346 2185 /sys/src/cmd/uniq.c
1455 4267 26848 /sys/src/cmd/sed.c
3728 10137 63397 total

term% wc <{man tr} <{man sort} <{man uniq} <{man sed}
54 269 2028 /fd/8
137 741 5542 /fd/7
41 149 1225 /fd/6
208 1078 8464 /fd/5
440 2237 17259 total
I would have upvoted this post, but for the last line. Much of Microsoft's past (and indeed some of its present) is tarnished with unfair competition through secret agreements, patents, etc., but there's probably a better way to express the resentment that has caused.
I would say my puzzle game ( http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/combination/id300288142?mt=8 ). It got good reviews from people who played it, a good review on ArsTechnia ( http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2009/04/minireview-comb... ) and was 99 cents. I only sold a couple of hundred, and after months of trying to get more publicity and sales I gave up and made it free.
thanks, good catch, I made both changes. How was the speed of the site for you?
if I downloaded any plugin do I need to remove it ?
I wouldn't want to be in the receiving end of that cargo...
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"Even more unfortunately, I didn’t back up the database before I began this process."

That's the takeaway here, no matter how much of a hassle it is backup the DB before you practice delete-fu - no matter how ninja you are you will make a mistake.
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Yep, I expected the chaos during that discussion. Nowadays, jQuery world is getting weird
Normally I don't give too much stock to redesigns of any particular service when there are clients that do the job much better. But seeing as they've destroyed Tweetdeck, once the new design reaches me, I'll probably give it a go before finding another service. At that point, I'll probably move towards something like Tumblr for my mundane chat designed to break up my working day.
I like to write Perl scripts which generate Postscript pictures. It gives me better interactivity of Perl development combined with the exactness of the results of Postscript.

The end result is usually a PDF file.

Still I've never learned to embed external fonts in my scripts, does anybody have some straightforward text about that part? As far as I know I'm legally 100% clean if I manage to use any font as long as I only distribute the PDF at the end.
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Have you seen what they've done to Tweetdeck? They've dumbed it down and made it incredibly difficult for PUs. I suspect we'll finally see an open source alternative pop up.
I remember back in the days of "early" Linux, when printer drivers were still a bit rare, there was lots of software that generated somewhat readable PS, i.e. the programmers wrote it and then used it as a template, like you'd be using HTML templates nowadays. The timetables for a German railway info site did that.

And I made heavy use of Jamie Zawinski's audio-tape.ps [1] back then. Never got through Thinking in PostScript [2] completely, though…

1: http://www.jwz.org/hacks/audio-tape.ps

2: http://wwwcdf.pd.infn.it/localdoc/tips.pdf
I'm finding the motion really jerky, and the mouse cursor lags behind my movement by a good half a second, which is incredibly irritating. If we're going to have good games in the browser, they will need whatever low-level API access it takes to get this stuff right.

Does anybody understand the technology stack this thing is using? If it's native code calling OpenGL, is it actually using the browser for anything?
I am reading this from my 32 GB model I got through the program. Still getting used to it. It is a good browser/mail reader. Tedious to type on. Biggest gripe is there is no undo (escape) key.

I still have a code for a second one. I wonder if it would be honored.
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they shouldn't be sorry. Developers actively avoided the plugins site for the last few years, as it was nearly useless for finding up-to-date, quality tested and mantained plugins.