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Because it would be TOTALLY OUTRAGEOUS to expect a father to participate equally in the raising of his child.
Awesome project, was surprised when he said he bought all of the computers, I was expecting him to just get friends to bring their machines and plug them in out the back somewhere. I guess buying the machines allows an even playing field and lets friends without fast PC's play as well.
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"everybody should have the same opportunity"

I don't believe anybody is seriously opposing that position. I certainly am not.

It seems to me that you are seeing an argument where none exists.
I certainly wasn't intending this post to apply to 'everyone', that is a silly claim to make. However generalizations about a group are often valuable. In the NH context there are articles about A:B testing a UI all the time which gives you generalization of your target users. Just like years of show testing has provided TV channels generalization of their audience. I probably read at least 3-5 'interesting statistics' posts a week on HN that are all about generalizing a group. Why? because this is in fact valuable information, especially for the target audience of HN. Understanding what a populous 'generally' wants and does is a huge first step to providing a solution to a problem.
The problem with this article is that you're basically telling a stupid person to stop saying stupid things because other stupid people will listen to it. Also the post could be shortened to: "please don't make sweeping generalizations because the assumptions they create breeds stereotypes and hurts others' credibility."
Websites all have different looking widgets and it's not considered an atrocity. You can make a unique looking button and as long as it has sufficient visual cues and affordances, it will obviously look like a button.
when criticizing android, fragmentation is a word that means something. This isn't what it means. Stop using buzzwords.
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> It indicates you're not using the disclaimed marks to indicate origin of goods and services you are offering.

You indicate this by doing it. Merely mentioning a trademark someone else owns doesn't infringe on any of the rights owning a trademark gives you.

> If the marks are shown alongside a notice disclaiming ownership then a registered trademark owner can't (mitigating circumstances excepting) claim that you're attempting to pass-off using their mark.

The standard of trademark infringement is confusion; having a product that is labelled confusingly is illegal regardless of what disclaimers you have, having a product that is not confusing is legal even with no disclaimers.

Trademark dilution is a bit broader but, even so, just mentioning a trademark is not dilution. You still have to use it to advertise your own product.

Here is a good overview of trademark law:

http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/metaschool/fisher/domain/tm.htm
That said, there are very good reasons not to use RDBMS in cases where the data model or specific access patterns just don't fit. But in most of those cases, I find that using in memory data structures combined with file system storage or something like BerkeleyDB is a much better fit than any server based DBMS.

I want to go into this just a little. The issue here is just that there are tradeoffs. Understanding these tradeoffs is what good design is about.

RDBMS's excel at one thing: presenting stored data for multiple purposes. This is what relational algebra gets you and while SQL is not relational algebra it is an attempt to bridge relational algebra with a programming language.

An RDBMS will never be as fast performance-wise as a basic object storage system. However, what it buys you is flexibility for that part of the data that needs to be presented for multiple uses.

So the sort of access pattern that doesn't fit is something like an LDAP server. Here you have a well-defined method for integrating the software, and the use cases for ad hoc reporting usually aren't there.

On the other hand, you have something like an ERP that allows file attachments to ERP objects. Even though the data model doesn't fit exactly, you can't do this gracefully with a NoSQL solution.

So I suggest people think about the need for flexibility in reporting. the more flexibility required, the more important an RDBMS becomes.

Additionally if you have multiple applications hitting the same database, an RDBMS is pretty hard to replace with any other possible solution.
There are classes for that in business school, such as orgazinational behaviour and leadership, but like most of academic learning, you learn to pass a test, not on how well its applied in the real world
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I totally agree. It doesn't make any sense from a marketing/branding standpoint. The company is called "AdBlock" not "SomeAdsBlock".

Lots of people still have no clue about this company. How will new users perceive it moving forward?
Maybe this will answer your question:

http://www.quora.com/Day-Trading/Where-can-I-learn-about-spe...

Seems that you just want return without the excruciating work of a startup. And that's cool.

So you want to invest in good companies and not trade more than twice a year.

People who say stay out of the stock market don't understand what it's for - liquidity not return.

If you want return, you have to buy cheap and sell high companies with high margins, low debt, great management and awesome economics.

It's relatively easy once you've chosen your awesome companies, and valued them using common valuation models.
> If there was a method for sending a few cents for a pageview without a credit card or permanent account, I would use it

What about https://flattr.com/ ? It seems to be exactly, what you're looking for but haven't really taken off.
Just launch. Go along with what happens and if you fail, well, you've learned something, right? Also, keep in mind that it took many, many startups weeks, months, or even years to gain traction. AirBnb had been active for years and was just about to shut its doors when it suddenly exploded with activity and popularity. Facebook wasn't the social networking giant it was years ago when it was just a school social network (only had students on it). Stay positive and don't overstress yourself like I did.
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So, in effect, this means a kid is 13 as soon as he figures out he needs to be 13. OK.

Not all kids are created equal, and some kids will be 13 sooner than others. Some might argue that's not fair. But, back in the day, I would not have been among them.
So...

By that matter requiring that all employees (male/female) only take no more than 2 months off after having a child, and that all vacations occur in regemented times, and that if you can make it through this for say 15 years, you get added benefits is not sexist right?

At some point one thinks of the quote by Anatole France, "The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich and the poor alike to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread."
Allow me to offer a different take on this. I spend a lot of time looking for companies who will fabricate printed circuit boards for my small business. So much time, in fact, that I often see ads for circuit board companies.

And these are actually welcome! I click through, check their prices, and sometimes in the course of doing so I find good deals on other related products (business cards, shipping materials, etc.) How else would I know where to find some of these things?

I'm not saying that all ads are good, but that I sometimes benefit from companies advertising to me for services which I am actively looking to purchase. Sometimes, when I don't hit an exact search query, ads are indeed content I want!
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There is a large difference between flexible work and under going a life changing event during the development of the business.

Given a situation where you were picking between two individuals for a co-founder or other critical role, equally qualified, one telling you they are free and clear, no outstanding obligations for the foreseeable future and the other saying "well, there is a good chance I'll be heavily engaged in an outside issue for a couple months next summer", which would you choose? Disregard all gender / cause for the issue.
I don't care about the fragmentation, I'm upset that the google currents UX is so awful. I really want something like flipboard for my android phone so I had high hopes for currents.
Google Adsense doesn't pay at all for impressions ... at least I haven't ever received money from them just for impressions.
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The root issue is that women are being treated unfairly in a certain market. To alleviate this, some women have come together with ladies-specific events within this market. This way, women can progress while fighting against discrimination.

The main problem with the way you're thinking is you're ignoring the inequality and acting like a women-specific programming event is exactly the same as a men-specific event.
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While I sympathize with those crying out about seemingly monopolistic behavior, that is not what we see here. The hot dog argument is a straw man built on the false presumption that music is a commodity and the labels enjoy a monopoly over said commodity. The reality however is quite the opposite; the music labels enjoy no such monopoly as any new artist is free to make their own hot dogs out of their own meat and attempt to sell them to the hot dog stand at a better rate.

The problem is the hot dog stand doesn't want these Indie hot dogs, or at least they're not enough to make the big hot dog stand dollars the stand owner is after. When all your customers demand music label hot dogs, it's the labels that get to set the price, not the competitors; all of this is simple supply and demand.

Further, incumbent market forces are not defeated by competing with their strengths (content licensing), but instead historically must be defeated through indirect pressures. The labels like any business either answer to the marketplace or they will eventually go bankrupt offering a product nobody wants: CDs in a streaming world. The answer to disrupting the market is by either beating them at their own game by being a better label attracting all the artists to yourself and then offering a service of your own, or by empowering future content creators to the point that they no longer need or want the service the labels offer.

Sure, those Indie dogs might not taste as good as the sirloin label dogs, but at a tenth the price, twice the size and free delivery, I'd say, "What label dogs?"
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No, I'm not complaining about the 64 GB, that's a good thing. What I meant is that the only way to put media on iPhone is iTunes on my Mac with 100% image of the media, which takes precious SSD space.

I wasn't up to date with the iCloud, I'm still running 3GS with iOS 3 (jailbroken with probably more functionality than iOS 5), so that's good to know. Although I'm not sure I want Apple to know (and by definition, sell) the information about all my media, by storing it to iCloud.

Btw. the problem is not to get media to iPhone, I can do that via SCP, the problem is getting them included in the iTunes library on the phone, so that they can be played "natively" using the iPod app.

On Android, there's plenty of ways to do this, AFAIK.
It's a perfect analog, politically. The war on drugs is fought much more vigorously than it should be, considering how much good it does or how much public support it has, because it is very profitable for some powerful lobby groups. The fight against piracy, same thing.
The writer of this article haven't read, or understood, the article it's arguing against...
One of the "non-intrusive" ads on the whitelist are ads on sedo domain-squatter pages. That really says about all I need to know about how thoroughly he's vetted the "non-intrusiveness" of these ads.
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What do you mean? This I'd the reason they can be profitable.

There's tons of good bands doing original stuff. Screw the big names, I'm tired of listening to the same dozen on Pandora anyways.

The problem is not the keepers of the status quo. It's the people that can't see past it.
I put money down with a buddy (when Google+ launched) that within a year Google would drop the Google+ brand. This article basically agrees with me, but has it backwards.

Google+ will just become Google. Owning an Internet scale social-graph is just too important for Google; thus they will do whatever it takes to own one. This will include forcing users who just want search (or email) to have the functionality of Google+; but to avoid brand dilution Google will drop the "+".

(They will continue to use the + in the UI for +1, but that's different).
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I'm getting a bit tired of this fake modern-thinking. I don't think anyone is disregarding women right to self determination by making an observation that is obvious.

There are jobs and social roles that are clearly perused mostly by men and some mostly by women. That's because man and women are different. There's nothing wrong with that, do we need to pretend that men and women are equal to grant equal rights to both?

So this woman is an exception, minority if you prefer, but so what? I feel that is rather frustrating that people doesn't accept simple facts because they are not fashionable in today's ethics or are not politically correct.

Everytime someone touches a sensitive subject concerning a group, there comes the sh*tstorm "you're stupid, I am the proof of the contrary". This is particularly sad among circles were one would expect to hear opinions of wise people. I guess even wise people have a hard time getting rid of taboos.
Lots of things bother me, that doesn't necessarily mean I think they should be illegal. Laws affect society as a whole, that means they should be made carefully and with restraint, and applied in the same way, because there's a lot of variation within society as to what is viewed as right or wrong.

I don't like that iOS is as closed as it is, but I do have other choices. Apple is not a monopoly, they don't control the market, they didn't make it more closed, or less consumer-friendly. On the contrary, they're directly responsible for the smartphone market's rapid advance, and a renewed focus on the needs and wants of end-users.

In other words, your call for an antitrust case against Apple, besides being a serious perversion of antitrust law, is proposing to harm Apple for the good they've done for consumers. What kind of sense does that make?

Certain markets have long been dominated by a handful of large companies. That's always been the case with telecommunications and consumer electronics, and to some extent, it will probably always be the case.

On the other hand, technological advancements, some of which came out of these very companies you're vilifying, have made it more practical for smaller players to enter markets that have had prohibitive costs of entry. It is increasing competition -- the very goal of antitrust law.

Everybody sees the danger of a few large companies controlling a market, that's why the FCC and Department of Justice have been, shall we say, less than receptive to the idea of an AT&T/T-Mobile merger. That doesn't automatically mean that those companies should be torn to shreds because some of us don't like their business model.
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The reason why this is off-base would take more time to get into than I have. Suffice it to say however, that the inequality goes both ways, and bringing fathers up to the same level of rights in deciding whether to become parents that mothers have is not going to happen. Fathers are legally and socially secondary parents and I think women would rebel very strongly if full equality in all aspects of deciding what level of responsibility to take on regarding children was at issue.
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Nope.

And it should set your attitude towards the government for the rest of your life.
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Two things. First, I think it's pretty universally agreed that Apple's trend toward skeuomporphism is bad. But that doesn't mean that Apple hasn't created a consistent set of UI standards for iOS. Both because of culture and because of the built-in toolkit, UI elements among apps on iOS are very standard. This is especially true of Apple-built apps, which is why the blog post detailing Google's inconsistencies is so strange to me.

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All I can think is... whatever happened to the good 'ole days of top quality advertising? There was a time, I'll admit - before I was born, that the population was excited for the next Coca-Cola ad. It was artistic and unique. It was something to look forward to. What happened to those days, and how can we get them back?
How are those 'non-intrusive ads' selected? Is there a global white list, which is maintained by the author?

Just recently I had this idea that there should be a independent organization or work group which maintains this kind of white list, and websites would gain a badge if their ads are non-intrusive and polite. There would also be an agreed standard which all ads should comply to gain the badge.

This way it would be easy to implement in ad blockers, and it would be clear to website visitors what kind of ads they would see. Being an independent organization, the motivation should be just to make web a better place, not to benefit a few specific companies.
When I heard "center all their products around one product" I first thought of Gmail.

I'm not sure if I'm alone on this, but Gmail is by far the most critical part of my Google experience.
Also I have met men who have been willing to shift paternity time off for a few weeks to accommodate business schedules. Obviously that's not possible for women.
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I have a pretty big media collection and 512GB drive on my laptop, so I keep my iTunes library on a external drive. This allows me to have it on a RAID.
I'm honestly not sure what any of that means. I'm guessing you misunderstand "uniform application of policy" to mean "rigid application of a rigid policy", but with the way you've written, I can't even be sure of that.
I fail to understand how the absence of work for a few months is a prejudice.
I mean, if a company needs to hire a person for a certain critical role in the next months, how is a person that cannot work during that period of time going to do the job?
Honestly, that's just pathetic. If anything there should be laws to protect women's jobs in pregnancy situations.
Pretending that it's a non issue will only make room for discrimination under the radar.
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