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Really? Why do North Americans put up with being the only ones in the world to pay for receiving a call???
Thanks for the link about the Overton window. It's a good reminder that there's a lot more going on here than meets the eye.

I meant strategy to prevent it from passing. That seems like the thing to focus on at the moment. I'd like to find a good article about using social media against SOPA. That seems like something that would play to our natural advantages. For instance, in addition to posting on my FB wall is it worth the time to friend congressmen and start commenting on their posts?
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By "eventually known consistency" I don't mean "at some point I will know that the system is consistent"; rather, I mean "at some point I will know that the system is consistent with respect to operation X" (or alternatively "... with respect to all operations performed before time T").
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In the developed world (except the US and Canada) voice calls are cheap and inclusive. Kids in the UK have phones for £10 a month, happily funded by parents, and they either hit a limit and have to top up or have enough inclusive minutes.

The developing world isn't going to be so quick to hand over its hard earned money to big corporates. The apps designed around missed calls as a communicative action are genius: you could use it in a variety of services: "Miss call Dominoes and we will send you your regular order within 30 minutes.... Could cause havoc too :) ( maybe need a railways return call to double check the order, on second thoughts...)

Maybe we are missing a trick here with consumers? A missed call is faster and more convenient than a text message... Would be a great marketing or polling tool
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This mentality switch is a long overdue change in my life.

I'm currently using a Nexus One, and while I like it just fine, my next phone is going to be an iPhone.

At least Apple seems to be beholden to making sure their customers stay happy after money has changed hands.
Maybe your man page says that, but POSIX says

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except the last thing the Tor network needs is people using it for torrents.
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There's actually two distinct things you might want to know:

1) The current state of the system.

2) Whether the current state of the system is equal to or later than one reflecting your change.

#1 is technically unknowable without a locking mechanism, but #2 is theoretically possible. Assuming reliable time synchronization, your worst-case scenario would be a timestamp on every record, and checking the timestamp on each node (you can do this with Cassandra, for example).
I was aware that pushd and popd existed but never used it. I see how I can gain a lot of productivity from it, so I'll probably be using it from now on.
Or just whitelisted.
The other day I was shocked to see this:

http://twitpic.com/7to6eb

An article referring to females working in technology as "tech totty".

This isn't some obscure insider tech publication, it's the cover for the industry journal for graduate recruitment.

I find it shocking that a mainstream HR journal would use such a term, and I think it's a sign that it's a wider issue than just the geek community. Society as a whole needs to become more accepting of girls in geek culture.
That dresses haven't still breaks your initial argument. Also - jeans ceased to be considered gender specific in society while also never being, in their shape and technical form, gender specific to begin with.
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If SOPA does go through and it probably will, no one wants to start off in the bad books.
Thanks to recent rule for telemarketers in India, we get almost zero telemarketing calls/sms if we register for do not call service. My phone was surprisingly silent from the day this rule came into effect. Ironically, this whole thing was proposed and pushed through by government because our finance minister got a telemarketing call offering a personal loan when he was debating about some thing in parliament :D
Sure, and if you wish long enough, and dream hard enough, you can fly. But in reality, we all deal with stuff we do not like, we all go to meetings.
"That dresses haven't still breaks your initial argument."

No. You must be misunderstanding my initial argument if you think that it does. You are definitely missing my point if you don't think that I understand that about jeans...
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There are many reasons for women being difficult to recruit in tech. Here's one - if you are an intelligent young woman having just finished high school, and about to choose your university courses you might have a look at the expected pay that you will receive in different industries. You note that in medicine and law women are no longer a minority, and that they receive equal pay, and nearly equal social power as their male counterparts. You note that in engineering this is not at all the case. Studies repeatedly show female engineers receiving less than their male counterparts[1]. Women are rarely promoted up in engineering organisations and engineering organisations are unusually hostile to flexible work arrangements[2].

The result is that unless you are absolutely passionate about engineering, the reasonable thing to do is to take a pass on engineering, and go for one of the many other rewarding careers available to you.

If you want to bring women into the industry, you need to make the industry appealing to women. With current discriminatory practices that is just not the case, and until that changes, there won't even be an opportunity to recruit women, because those with anything less than a burning passion for the career are going to look elsewhere.

[1] http://www.glassdoor.com/blog/engineering-pay-gap-glassdoor-...
[2] http://www.studyofwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/NSF_Wo... page 27
FreeBSD: It seems pretty clear in FreeBSD that you should not retry the call to close(); sys_close() calls kern_close() which locks the file, frees the file descriptor (!), and /then/ calls closef() (which, if capable of returning EINTR, is already too late).

http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-threads/2010-Augu...

http://fxr.watson.org/fxr/source/kern/kern_descrip.c

Mac OS X: Here you should not retry, but you should also be careful; depending on whether you are UNIX2003 you will get different behavior from the close() function from libSystem, directing you to either the syscall close() or close_nocancel().

If you end up with close(), then the first thing that happens is __pthread_testcancel(1) is called, and if the thread is cancelled it will return EINTR before doing anything else: in this case, you would need to retry.

However, I think close_nocancel(), which calls closef_locked(), might be capable of returning EINTR, which will be held and only returned from close_internal_locked() after _fdrelse() has already removed the descriptor.

So, if it is the case that EINTR is capable of being returned from the closef_locked() call, you would need to /not/ retry, which thereby means that the close() version of this call is impossible to use safely on Mac OS X: if I were you I'd avoid it to use close_nocancel() (explicitly if warranted).

http://opensource.apple.com/source/xnu/xnu-1699.24.8/bsd/ker...

Solaris: Unfortunately, I do not know enough about Solaris to provide any useful commentary. :(
I claim the issue here is that this standard is not evil/epic magic. It did not and could not solve all possible portability issues between different implementations.

After continuing to research this issue (as I love looking at this kind of stuff: understanding more about the history and complexity of implementations excites me), I finally hit jackpot.

http://programming.itags.org/unix-linux-programming/79468/

HP-UX 11.22: """[EINTR] An attempt to close a slow device or connection or file with pending aio requests was interrupted by a signal. The file descriptor still points to an open device or connection or file."""

AIX 5.3: """If the close subroutine is interrupted by a signal that is caught, it returns a value of -1, the errno global variable is set to EINTR and the state of the FileDescriptor parameter is closed."""

So, here we have two Unix implementations--both of which predated POSIX--that have incompatible definitions of close(). I do not feel it is reasonable to demand POSIX solve this, and sure enough: it didn't.

Now, maybe that makes POSIX "useless" (if what you care about is being able to write code without knowing anything about the target), but I don't think it is fair to claim that the definition of close is "broken".

In distinction, it clearly states that the behavior is "unspecified", which is a bothersome yet practically acceptable tradeoff. Some things in life are simply unspecified. :(
I am not fully vim fluent, but I found this presenting angle confusing at best.

Perhaps it helps to remember more easily if one already knows and uses all the basic commands. Personaly I don't use vim all the time and have trouble keeping a good mental model of the different commands behaviour depending on the state of the document.

Telling me "hey, y is not some command acting against a state, it is a verb, just use it with nouns like you use verbs!" is just counterproductive.

completely off-topic, but I had a hard time to visualize how it is to "giggle like a girl". Even googling and youtubing left me puzzling at the exact way to giggle you wanted to express. It is kind of fun and curious.

PS: responded to this post for the OT bit. not that it was a direct reply.
.. or look at the way men are often presented in chick flicks. Rich, handsome, without any own personality whatsoever apart from magically mirroring what the female character needs at that point.
Author writes "A man isn't expected to be a representative of his sex in all things; if he fails at a job, it's not going to be extrapolated that all men are unfit for that job", yet he seems to draw an awful lot of conclusions from some random guy in a comic store coming on to his girl-friend.
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I have been using the app for few weeks now. With only few friends onboard it's actually really fun and I love the constrains (every review is binded into a location). This gives is better meaning compared to the competition which are trying to do too much or allow people review too different things. It's all about context. The app might be basic but it's clearly a product made in a short time and I respect the founders for putting it out early without much fanfare.

It's true that image sharing space has blown up but I feel that TinyReview is more of a review app than image sharing (I use is along with Instagram & Path). It's interesting to see if the team can keep the product simple and make it really useful over time. And most importantly: make it into a business.
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Which is actually "interesting" advice, as it cannot be followed in a multithreaded program without insanely extensive process-wide locks ;P (as any call to open() between close() and dup2() has an irritatingly high probability of grabbing whatever file descriptor you just freed up). (Of course, most usages of dup2() are in contexts just after a fork() or at the beginning of main(), so I guess this could often be practical; it still seems unfortunate.)
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I do not feel it is reasonable to demand POSIX solve this

I think it would be entirely reasonable to demand that POSIX resolve this. But I've always come down on the side of proscriptive standards rather than merely descriptive standards.
I think you're missing the broader point. We don't actually have a problem with the close() behavior differing between implementations, we have a problem because there is no way to determine the correct course of action afterward.

For HP-UX, it's "close it again".

For AIX, it's apparently "everything is fine, don't close it again". Linux, too.

That could be OK, even when undocumented, IF we had a way to discover what had occurred. But we don't. close() isn't broken because it can behave in multiple ways that can't be predicted in advance, it's broken because there's no safe way to proceed.

And by the way, we do know something about the target when we're writing POSIX-compliant code. We know the target is POSIX-compliant. That's the whole point of POSIX.
Can someone copy/paste this article? The mobile version is just a big ad that I can't seem to dismiss.

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I'm sure the gay males and the straight women wouldn't want to see a tub of lard (excuse my language) in a male

You seem to have a narrow view of human sexuality. Lots of non-heterosexual people have (obviously) decided that mainstream attraction isn't for them, and shag who they want.

And yes for some men, they want to shag big fat guys. They are called "Bears" and are a large niche within the gay community http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear_(gay_culture) You might see these bears at a gay pride parade. They are big, fat, hairy and proud of it. And they'll get laid that way.

Likewise there are straight men who like big girls, just search for BBW (Big Beautiful Woman) in you favorite porno site.

So your "pretty soft femme girls and butche men" theory is nice. Shame reality disagrees.
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Notice how long and complex your discussion of this issue is, and how many different systems you have to investigate in depth to even begin to form a coherent picture.

All we're trying to do is close a file safely. This is core functionality that virtually every application will have to depend on. It would be like free() saying it might be interrupted by a signal, and you have no way of knowing if the memory has actually been deallocated or not. That would be insane.
It is not actually certain whether a standards-compliant implementation of MERGE would actually solve the UPSERT case (there have been some interesting mailing list discussions related to this, as that seemed to be an incorrect yet long-standing assumption of some people defining the roadmap).

Regardless, you don't need a table lock to do it in any case. Doing so without such a lock is actually an example from the documentation:

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/plpgsql-contro...

In essence, you just do the UPDATE, and if you ge back no affected rows, you perform an INSERT. If the INSERT fails because the row already exists, you do the UPDATE again.
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This is known as "concentrated benefits, dispersed costs", and it explains much of modern politics. A focused, motivated special-interest can reaps millions from some policy change (usually a tax loophole), but the costs spread across the general public are quite small, so there's no similar force in opposition.
It kind of makes sense to me, if he's handling "advanced research" and non-day-to-day type operations. I think that kind of stuff is important but probably not the kind of stuff Page is worrying about in those L-team meetings.
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So who do they listen to, the experts from the RIAA/MPAA, or the experts from Google?

Do you guys actually think about this stuff? If you do not know what you are making judgements on (you are the government), how do you find the right experts? You can't. You trust advisers, but everybody has an agenda, including the Universities Professors. This is not a solved problem, and anyone who thinks it is easy is wrong.
Exactly. As someone who's taught command line basics, this is a problem that people have a lot at first
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What recourse do we have? All the NA cell carriers do it, so we can't vote with our feet.
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The complaint here is not so much that they don't know, but that they're unwilling to consult anyone who does before making a decision.

And 'bandwidth' is a technical term from electrical engineering that refers to the width of the frequency band that is usable in a communications system, to which the information rate is directly proportional. There is no way it originally came from plumbing.
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That is totally fair: even something as simple as a #define available inside of a header file could have allowed this to be discovered from the source code, which would have not only not broken any existing code, but also would have allowed existing implementations to not have unreasonable burdons.

I just have a difficult time with the rather strong terminology that the definition is broken: the definition is consistent, reasonable, and even somewhat workable... it is just not terribly useful, satisfying, or comforting; if anything, I'd say "incomplete".

(Although, given that it chose "unspecified" rather than "implementation-defined", one has to wonder whether some existing system actually did something horrific in this case and left non-deterministic behavior. I guess there could always be a constant for "you're screwed", though. ;P)
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The development part of upgrades is not a problem, neither resources or time-wise. The real problem are certifications. Alternative firmware developers like Cyanogen or MIUI do not have bother with this, they are not selling products based on their software, but phone vendors have to go through them. This is the big sink of money and time.

Recently, there were articles by Motorola and Sony Ericcson, that shed a little bit of light on this topic.
This is similar to the post Your problem with Vim is that you don't grok vi at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1218390/what-is-your-most... (also on HN somewhere).
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> SA_RESTART is also not a guaranteed solution for someone trying to be standards-compliant, since it's part of the XSI extensions, which may not be present or otherwise required for the application.

I need to backtrack on this. I just discovered SA_RESTART appears without surrounding XSI tags in the 2008 (Issue 7) standard. This was not the case in the 2004 (Issue 6) standard.

EDIT: I had here a discussion of whether dropping the tags was intentional, but now I see I missed the key sentence in the 2008 update: "Functionality relating to the Realtime Signals Extension option is moved to the Base."

SA_RESTART is core POSIX functionality from the 2008 edition on. Of course there are many systems out there not compliant with 2008, but this does change the picture somewhat.
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