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I agree with you. Nobody can argue that compiling to the Java Bytecode (and running on Hotspot) is just as good as compiling to x86. Just because JRuby beats native rubys dosn't mean anything. I would be willing to bet that somebody like Mike Pall or other JIT experts could implment a JIT for Ruby that beats the hell out of JRuby. (Not to say JRuby is bad or something, an effort like this would take more time then implmenting JRuby, I'm just saying it could be done).

Sure everything is turing complet but that says nothing about performace. The JVM does not have tail call optimization but you can simulate it on the heap if you want. Same for all the other assumtions that are in the JVM.

From a buisness-perspectve Dart does the right thing and there arguments are valid. The could just open the Dart VM bytecode so other people could plug-in there but that would make it harder for them to change the VM.

I would much rather see a standard bytecode for some generic Web VM. How a bytecode would look is kind of a research problem. There are many other problems to solve befor something like Web VM model would work. The w3c should maybe start a process that goes in that direction (start gathering proposals, make people think about the problem).
As soon as I arrive home for the holidays tomorrow, I will have two tabs open. GoDaddy and Namecheap...
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Would you mind adding any domains you're transferring away to this list? http://stopsopa.mattbearman.co.uk
"Aren't there some optimizations you can do at run time that you can't do at compile time?"

Sure but that not the point. Dart would (just like JS) run on some kind of VM with a JIT. If the would open the code for that VM it would have problems just like the JVM has. If the should open it or not is a sepret discussion.
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"No, their position is against creating a new VM for the Dart language"

This is just WRONG. The will implment some kind of VM for Dart anyway (maybe the put it into V8 but I doute it). The question is if the should open up the bytecode (some IR) so other people can compile to that. There argument is that this VM for Dart would have limitations just like the JVM has them. Therefore opening the VM for other people is not worth it.
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10 million monthly queries on 20 domains would cost me $15/month at Amazon.

It'd only be $5 per month at DNSMadeEasy, a company with a far longer record of reliable DNS service than Amazon.
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I could help with this, if you know of a site where it has lists of domains registered with godaddy let me know and consider it done, I already have an email harvester script I've been working on and can easily tweak it to do this, its multi-threaded so it can go to a lot of sites, crawl them and pull the emails in fast.
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From the article:

Graham told me in a followup email that he was indeed serious and had just given the list of SOPA supporters to the people in charge of the Demo Day invites

It's not PG who needs to know, it's the people he's put in charge of Demo Day.
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"That's why I call this nitpicking"

I don't think pointing out numerous inaccuracies from technical experts is nit picking. Your larger point may be true, I have no idea, but Charles was pointing out real misstatements about the JVM.
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http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c112:H.R.3261:

All actions in 102(c)(2) are extremely broad. An entire "foreign infringing site" can be knocked offline and blacklisted solely on the assertion (of self-interested corporate players and their AG cronies) that there is criminal copyright infringement occurring on the site. A public forum with 1 million non-infringing posts and 1 infringing post can theoretically be killed by the AG. In my opinion this will lead to an uptick in self-censorship by website owners desperate to avoid losing everything. And those that do get targeted get no chance to make their case in the court of law or even file a counter-notice like the DMCA so _graciously_ allows (and we all know how effective that system has turned out to be.) A public forum is blacklisted and all you get is a nice letter in the mail.

I also believe the danger of prior restraint comes into play in the immunity clauses of 102(c)(5). No claim or cause of action against service providers, domain registrars, search engines, payment networks, or ad services is allowed for "reasonable acts" designed to comply with SOPA court orders. The likely result of this is hair-trigger blocking of websites at the first sniff of a court order. Why not? They get immunity for that behavior.

The anti-circumvention penalties in 102(c)(4) are naked censorship provisions. In my opinion, code is a form of speech, potentially protected by the 1st amendment. The authors of SOPA obviously feel differently.

And finally, SOPA will mandate the build-out of a new infrastructure dedicated to censoring websites quickly, based on a "master list" stewarded by the AG and compiled by his corporate paymasters. Others have argued, and I tend to agree, that the mere existance of such an infrastructure makes it all the more likely that lawmakers will seek to expand it's purview to other areas (domestic sites, "terrorist sites", etc.) in the future.
This is an interesting idea but it would have several problems in practice. In particular, it lumps the 'low end' earners of the top 1%--those earning $330,000 per year--in with those earning millions. This would create a significant drag on those people's income above that amount. Let's say there was a 75% marginal rate in a given year. They would need to earn $4 to keep $1.

This strikes me as a similar idea to Warren Buffet's proposed tax on the rich (though his suggested bracket started at $1MM/yr). These taxes would effectively prevent people just entering this range from ever amassing as much wealth as the current crop of the super rich. I wonder why he didn't propose this tax a couple of decades ago?

A simpler idea would be to have a straightforward progressive tax, such that the lowest quintile payed something, anything (maybe 1%) and it went up from there in uniform increments. As it stands, nearly 50% of taxpayers pay zero, and the top 1% pay 40% of the total income tax of the US.

The tax system is completely broken. And it doesn't appear that it will be fixed in the foreseeable future.
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I am not a fan of Godaddy.

However, it is clear that Godaddy thrives on being controversial. We are giving them their greatest wish.
Agreed. Whilst I agree with making a stand against GoDaddy, all of the effort going into the Anti-GoDaddy campaign could probably be better spent directly at SOPA.
Nope, and have no plans on moving my domains to a different registrar
Domain transfers are a small pain in the ass, and your registrar is generally nothing more than a name and a number on a yearly bill, so past idiocy from GoDaddy doesn't really mean much unless it was offensive enough to motivate you to do some work to switch, and since I've rarely even been to their website since my initial registrations, it just never occurred to me.

I stopped registering new domains with GoDaddy several years ago, but until today, I didn't bother switching my old ones away from them (I had maybe a dozen there, and several dozen elsewhere). Now I have.
Its usually intentional, malicious transmission the FCC cares about. There was some lid in Texas that kept on playing laugh tracks and howlers over peoples' FM communications. In FM, the strongest power transmitter will 'capture' the receivers in range unlike AM, where you hear a smear of all audio tracks.

The guy was eventually caught. His punishment was $20K and the loss of his license.

However, in all honesty, an encrypted communication can be claimed that you are working with digital modes with different compression schemes. The only real requirement here is to have a call sign in the clear in a common digital mode (CW preferred). Just dont be stupid and do a dump of a GPG encrypted block down the xmit.

For example, I regularly run channel 12 on my home wifi gear (european firmware). On my router, I have a sticker that states my callsign and EXPERIMENTAL. It's now allowed under part 97 tentatively. I also, out of respect, went to the 2 local HAM groups and stated what I was doing and where. If there's interference, I can change it.
Counting how many people and domains left GoDaddy
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If you have transferred (or are going to) domains away from godaddy because of their SOPA support, please could you add your domains to this list - http://stopsopa.mattbearman.co.uk

Thanks in advance
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Yes, I read that too, and that's my point: he doesn't make the invitations himself; just because you trust an organisation to do something doesn't mean you can dispense yourself from verifying they did what they were asked to do.

The "people in charge of the Demo Day invites" probably have enormous incentives to invite influential and powerful employees from SOPA-supporting companies, and would certainly face backslash they'd rather do without.

So what I think is happening is that PG just added "manage invitations to Demo Day" to his todo list... (all the most admirable BTW)
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If you are talking about web-based development, you have to build a complete application all by yourself, from top to bottom in my opinion.

This means all design work, UI, HTML, javascript. All backend application code that serves the the app/endpoints etc including any database components. And finally you have to have configured your own linux box running the aforementioned application components.

This sounds really overwhelming because it is. And I honestly don't think, statistically speaking, the majority of web-devs would be able to pull this off all by themselves. (I'm not talking about HN cuz I'd say the inverse if we just sampled HN web-devs).

The point is that you are going to get your ass handed to you trying to figure it all out and you are going to feel inadequate and scared and maybe want to give up. I don't know, but I think this kind of "test" proves to yourself whether or not you truly care about making web-based software.

The important realization here is that if you prove your passion to yourself I super-guarantee you this same passion will emanate through your bones and you'll have no problem convincing any company to give you a shot - passion is infectious.

Realize that the quality of the application is not as important as the fact that you yourself actually finished the project, it works (to some degree of work) and you can show it off proudly, source-code and all to your potential employer.

You don't need to be a super-designer; I'm not suggesting you train to be an elite systems ops guy. I'm saying show you are not afraid of being a "problem-solver" by solving problems, and you'll be fine =)

Best of luck to you.
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Thanks, I'll look into it. Although, am I right in assuming that you don't offer a Linux desktop client?
I can second this. Especially if you get a coupon/referral code. I'm in the process of moving the last of my stuff to Linode but I never had any problems with Dreamhost and the one time I needed support, they were quick and helpful.
Gandi.net has .asia domains. I've used them for years and they've always provided excellent service.
Pushed a fix? He had a major critique of the way search works, not a minor bug report. What could you really have changed in such a short time?
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I have a tight budget for a project that goes live January 1st. Is it worth forking over the cash at the initial launch? Or maybe wait 30, 90 days, 1 year?
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Never heard of that before. But yeah, after looking it up on Wikipedia, you're right.

So let me correct it - it's not the exception that proves the rule, it's yet another example of crowd sourcing contributing little of true significance.
I strongly disagree. Anyone and everyone is already spending lots of effort opposing SOPA. If a company that supports SOPA would suddenly go out of business (one can dream) that would send a vastly bigger message than a bunch of useless online polls and blog posts.
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Yes a few to test out how easy the process is, transferring the rest soon.
Has one of it's competitors whipped up and a SOPA easy/quick transfer service? Seems like a great opportunity for one of it's competitors to jump on!

On a different note I have everything on GoDaddy; all my domains and hosting. In the past 4 months my sites have been hacked and I've been thinking about moving away from them. Yet I have so much there, SO PLEASE TO ANY of it's competitors whip up a SOPA easy/painless transfer your Web businesses to us page.
Both MasterCard and Visa are in the list (while I read somewhere else Amex is against SOPA), why would they support SOPA?
You should stop being so rude. It's hard to build something like this, especially when the input data is so noisy.
Get a VPS (http://www.linode.com). It's worth it as a learning experience if you don't already know how to manage a server, and you suddenly realize that all the "features" of shared hosting plans (how many domains you can host, how many mailboxes you get, what languages are supported, etc) are entirely artificial limits.
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The advantage with Route 53 is really when you are already using AWS stuff. At that point sure it costs a bit more (but still less than the amount of change that I lose in my sofa in the same period of time), but it's the same place as everything else. Same bill and stuff.
They're an enabler. You punish them the same to inspire them to push pressure downward on everyone they work with.

Remember when Glenn Beck was still on Fox and people were crying continuously? Nothing worked until they started boycotting the companies advertising for him.
Does that mean that you need to raise the issue in your brand name to have freedom and anti-censorship as a core everyday value?
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I believe that this quote says a lot about what supporters of SOPA believe:

> The purpose of this legislation is to target foreign sites that are stealing U.S. property.

Classic “us versus them” rhetoric. There are foreign groups out there working against us (or is that U.S.?) that need to be stopped. We may end up running over some of our own along the way, but it’s all for the greater good. Remember, there are people out there that want to harm you. Wouldn’t you rather be harmed a little bit by “us” than maybe a bit more by “them”?
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I hope you are right. It just seems like the focus is too far shifted to GoDaddy currently.
no because I also have hosting over there. if any of the ssh+git friendly competitors are willing to waive the hosting fee for the remainder of my contract with godaddy, I'll be more than glad to switch. otherwise I'll have to stick with them...

I disabled automatic renewal though - so I'll definitely leave them when I get my money's worth.

ps: don't dish me cause I don't want to move away due to money. sadly money is an issue for me these days... :(
As a high school student in 1988, I interviewed with Bob's previous company, Parsons Technology, for an after-school customer support position.

At that time Parsons Technology was known primarily as the publisher of a personal finance program called MoneyCounts, but they also released a formidable catalog of Bible-related software.

Much to my dismay, the interview process was heavily skewed toward determining how much of a believer I was and ran into all manner of private territory.

I did briefly meet Bob -- just a handshake and he was gone.

Very little of my computer experience was discussed and by the end of the rushed interview I was given complimentary copies of Parsons Technology Bible-related software.

I drove away from that interview disappointed and tricked.

Obviously you can't jump to conclusions from anecdotal data, but I wanted to share this experience and my personal opinion that Bob Parsons is an intensely self-righteous and dogmatic fellow.

Anyway, from my early experience with his first company, to his bizarre and narcissistic elephant hunt, GoDaddy's obnoxious objectification of women, and now SOPA... I've always felt the guy is just sort of twisted and unsavory.

One man's view only.
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Did he actually admit any of this or are you just projecting, er assuming?
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That comes down to the writers, and TC having pretty loose editorial control over content.
Some of us purchased domains during the era that godaddy was the best registrar. They were not always this bad.
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Being religious doesn't require one to be "clueless about rationality"

Absolutely correct. You don't have to be clueless about rationality to be religious; you can also explicitly reject rationality, even though you understand it.

But if you don't reject it, then it's quite difficult to accept any of the Big Three religions and simultaneously convince yourself that you're embracing an evidence-based worldview. That's not to say a few haven't spun up enough cognitive dissonance to manage it, but it's exceedingly difficult and rare.

And as a rule, yes - to someone of the current generation, it does cast serious doubt on someone's scientific abilities when it comes to light that they are religious, especially since it's no longer as socially unacceptable to reject religious beliefs.
To counter what others are saying, I was being asked to sign in to view this article.

(Though as @chc points out < http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3384888 > I am signed into another Google property on my work email account, so perhaps that's why it's asking me )
What exactly are you claiming copyright on? "© Matt Bearman Ltd 2011" gives me a rather bad impression, especially for a protest website like that.