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Having a toplevel src/ (vs. lib/ or test/ etc) is just a convention and I have no problem with that one.

The last part of the path is required by the convention of having a unique/meaningful namespace/package name and the language requirements (not sure if I like that or not, C# doesn't have this - sometimes I love that, sometimes I curse when I search for the file that contains a certain class):

- Namespaces have to correspond to folders.

- File names have to correspond to the (first?) public class declared within.

(From memory, I hope I have no _really_ big flaws in there. Haven't touched Java for quite some time)
I've suspected Ruby's optional parentheses helped with some parsing or code generation activities, but after your comment I still can't find enough specific examples or general theory. Is there a stated design objective for this in Ruby or can you point me to a good article on optional parents and DSLs?

By the way, I'm pouring over the source for Nancy, a Sinatra inspired micro framework in C# and I see where extension methods and implicit conversion operators are helpful in a DSL.
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Sorry, but What's so special about this ? I work with Spring and can't see why it would be hard to use it with Json and Backbone.JS.
Anyone could point me the reason ?
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I think using a photocopier has more to do with keeping oneself away from the computer to avoid distractions. Moreover, if one's role is exclusively as a UX designer (instead of designer and coder) they might be inclined to be a little more zealous about the quality of what they produce.
I do the same, the only reason I keep the account is so people can include me in events organised via Facebook.

The only other time I go on it is when I get an email notification saying someone has sent me a message.

I don't bother with status updates or reading what other people write. If its interesting they will tell me when I see them. Unsurprisingly when I do see them I don't hear about 90% of the crap they put on Facebook.
There are quite a few people using Go in production already, see:
http://go-lang.cat-v.org/organizations-using-go
I don't disagree, but I think the more interesting angle is not that people are "supporting an experiment", but that so few A-listers are doing it this way so it stands out and attracts attention without any marketing effort. If everyone did it this way then no one would be impressed and he would have to fight for attention just like everything else in the normal marketplace.

That said, the normal marketplace has completely lost sight of pleasing the consumer, and instead they're trying to fleece us for everything they can get. An example is the price of Blu-rays and the fact that they still force you to sit through 20 mins of ads every fucking time you want to watch the movie you paid an arm and a leg for.

So even though I'm cynical about the industry, it's refreshing that Louis can do something like this in such a plainspoken way and really move the needle, giving the industry execs something to think about at least.
Does any know how is dust.js compared to Beebole PURE, an JS template engine too. They claim, PURE should be fastest JS template. ^^
The pirate easter egg [1] seems not to work [2].

[1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3351407

[2] http://google-turkey.appspot.com/thumb/295552a0
I wonder how much he had made from us talking about him here?
Use your background and become an investor in startups ?

I'm assuming you have some spare funds unless you've been completely credit crunched.

You'll have an understanding of risk and capital which could prove very valuable for a startup.
Thanks for your honesty. I live in a country right now where everything gets swept under the rug. No courage left here to face reality.

I seriously hope you can stay so strong and pull through. Keep on keeping on.
Rewording: Would be nice to have a list of CMSes or content stores which already provide plugins, themes, gizmos to insert RDFa attributes into the content.
413 is my personal favourite. I'm pretty sure it's Maru of YouTube fame

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As someone with no Ruby experience, I was reading through the lasted RoR config files recently, and I encountering these key/vals separated sometimes by a comma, other times by a colon, sometimes by nothing with the colon on the wrong side. I had to research new Ruby syntax for an hour to figure it out.

If you are unfamiliar with Ruby symbols to begin with then it's tough on the brain because there is no discernible pattern.
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Python's iterators and generators are a perfect example of doing practical lazy evaluation. Streams in Scheme and lazy sequences in Clojure are similar in many ways.

A good programming language should try to find a sweet spot that has the best of both worlds, using lazy and eager evaluation in different situations. It's also a lot harder to convert code from eager to lazy evaluation than it is to do the other way, so I'm thinking that lazy evaluation should be the "default", as it is in Python 3 (range vs. irange in Python 2) and in Clojure for iteration and sequences.
Turning all error messages red systemwide is a neat result.
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I tell what you could do of that point. You could admit that you deliberately picked a sensitive topic (black people being oppressed in the past) as a counterexample to push the discussion in a dead end because race is a 'dangerous' topic for anyone to touch. I do not want to discuss such topic here because it will inevitably take over the original one as it always do.

If you claim your opinion is too taboo to discuss, that's pretty much just blowing smoke; people who disagree (and explain why) aren't shying away from a taboo; they're disagreeing. If you have "inconvenient truths" that seem to contradict common opinions, that's far more interesting (and yes, is worth discussing), though if you don't entertain the possibility that you're misinterpreting the data (because you're already crystal clear...), it's all a waste of breath.

I don't have inconvenient trues, only an inconvenient opinion, and that is: women and men won't reach a 50/50 share in many roles of society simply because women and men are significantly different both physically and psychologically. Furthermore, I think the trend of forcing men and women to be equal in all aspects doesn't help improve women rights, but rather degrades them.

Many ask for scientific proof. I don't have such thing, but if you understand what 'scientific proof' really means you'll agree that is not much more than a consensus on a matter that will prevail until we find a better explanation for it, a better 'scientific proof' that will render the previous one obsolete.

But on to the subject, from the age of ten if you look at people's performances in school, it's pretty much obvious that girls do consistently better across the board. On the other hand if you pick the top students of a specific subject you'll find many more boys than girls, specially in exact sciences and the like.
I've live in a few european countries and this pattern is pretty obvious. Honestly I can't find an active social setup that would enforce this outcome. Sure there might be some residual gender segregation that still affects it, but in my opinion this pattern is too consistent to be solely explained by social constraints. Specially since it's observed since very young age.
This is an example, one of the simplest, but there are more evidence.

Do you think that this is not relevant? Why?
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Pointing to an old definition of a word printed on a dead tree doesn't make that definition correct.

Language is alive. The dictionaries will catch up soon.
The funniest thing you see from pirate release groups and other distributors of such material (or so friends tell me...) is when (and it happens often enough) one lot gets all indignant because someone else copied their release and removed the credit. And they really don't seem to see the irony in their complaints.
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I disagree. The real goal of all intervention must be self-empowerment. Otherwise sooner or later it will repeat itself.

I read somewhere that of the people who make half-hearted attempts to commit suicide, about 10% eventually kill themselves. Realizing it is a choice and not a valid cry for help is not likely to be a bad thing.

I once knew a bus driver that confided in me that she was once in her childhood ready to commit suicide (ready as in all preparations made and about to commit the act), and realized the same thing, that she was in control of her life at that point. She wasn't an analytical thinker. So maybe there is something to this realization.
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The video, while funny, kinda reminded me of this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bThouBcsMO4
Mobile site looks great, but the images are fuzzy on the iPhone. If you care to, you should look into serving 2x sized images for higher DPI devices.
whats to say it wont rise in value in years to come? Most people who buy apple products etc do indeed feel closely connected to the comapny (regardless if they are infact or not). Definately something I wouldnt be spending that amount of money on but each to their own....but then I dont have that sort of money to throw about
The reason to buy them at that price is bragging rights. You probably just lack the required vanity, and that's a good thing.

http://www.paulgraham.com/notnot.html

"One thing you learn when you get rich is that there are many degrees of it." --PG

With 20K in seed funding, that 1.6M could help to start 80 startups. Even with the claimed 90% failure rate, the odds are you'd have 8 successful companies employing people, creating wealth, adding value, and providing things people want. It may not result in bragging rights amongst the rich and famous, but the world would be a better place. It's not the wealth of seed and angel investors that's impressive, instead, it's what they do with their money. Extravagance like this auction makes the differences painfully clear.
I think that says something about his target audience. People are capable of more complex thought than "funny man is funny" and the usual base instincts that marketers have exploited to great effect. This marketing ploy adds an extra layer to customer involvement, just mildly stimulating the slightly higher faculties of the consumer base cognisance. As sentient biological super-computers that human beings are, they easily comprehend the concept and gladly exchange money to support it.
But people need to learn to accept (and even appreciate) their own failures.

One of my big realizations in my life was that all the crap I had gone through, from the bullying in grade school to being assaulted by a street gang, to being the victim of some pretty serious domestic violence at the hands of a very violent girlfriend had enriched my life in ways I could no longer describe, and that I am a stronger person who sees the world in ways that others often can't for having gone through them. I haven't ever had the luxury of ignoring the necessity for self-improvement, and therefore I am a better person for having gone through it all.

I try to teach my kids that failure is an event, never a person, and that it is a necessary stage on the road to success.
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Ruby methods bound to their objects can be passed around; it's just a bit more cumbersome, in the form of « m = obj.method(:foo) » followed by « m.call(…) ». You can even do « m = :foo.to_proc » in recent Ruby and be able to « m.call(obj, …) »; this is quite useful for things like « [1, 2, 3].inject(&:+) ».

So we have that Python's dot always binds, Ruby's dot always calls, and Lua's dot is always a table lookup, with Lua's colon being a separate syntax for (always) the compound operation with injected self-argument.

And then JavaScript is the schizophrenic one: « obj.foo(bar) » is not the same as « var y = obj.foo; y(bar) ». Property lookup and function call insert a hidden step between them when and only when directly composed, and a function call without an immediately adjacent property lookup in a way injects the opposite step of making « this » in the callee be the global object (I think). “Politicians lie in cast iron sinks.”
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Thank you! I'll read it ASAP.
Python generator tricks is garnering attention http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3349429

This is a follow-up presentation.

I would advice against using raw co-routines for co-operative multitasking though, barring a few special cases; gevent/greenlet will be a better option.
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I did it in sqlite. Putting json in SQL table is trivial.
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Yes, but if you're unknown, you won't be able to get the same contract he could with a large company neither. It may still be worth it.
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I have to say I am not envious of what you are going through.

On the personal side, I can just say this. I have been through horrific times in my life. I will say that I have always found that I have come out of these things changed, more confident, stronger, but with some submerged baggage that has had to be dealt with. Not only will you get through it, but if you keep your eyes open for opportunities, ways will open for you when you most need them, and you will come out a stronger, perhaps even happier, person as a result.
>I think the issue of kids being manipulated by mobile games is a legitimate issue.

Unfortunately, the DS seem to have targeted a fairly legit company to "expose" this issue. I mean, it's not as if there is a massive dearth of shady companies on the app store they could of featured... the Daily Show just took advantage of one legit company's openness and naivity.
Yeah, because what HP needs right now is a new logo...
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Yes, I meant that in the sense you understood. That lady's behavior was really a below average case. I believe, that on an average people are not so bad. So I believe that our friend, deserves a better hand in future.
Yep, that's pretty much it. And the woot:donk() notation will only evaluate what's left of the colon once, which is nice.
"Apps are too much like 1990's CD-ROMs and not enough like the Web"

And that's a good thing. App developers have a much wider set of APIs to play with so they can do more while web app developers are stuck with whatever they had around 2005. There's been enormous progress on the back-end of web apps, but the browser side hasn't kept up.
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Nice link, thanks.

It doesn't address the problem we bumped into though. When a page needs a significant amount of content updated, sending that as structured JSON to a low powered Android device (or sometimes even an iPhone2 or a non S 3G) and then parsing that JSON and updatng the DOM was _way_ slower than sending back HTML and just replacing an elements innerHtml. For small tasks (like the personalisation {'name':'John'} example) we could make the JSON approach work, but updating a ~25row 4column list? Not on the cheap Android devices...
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3351472
And that might be the case. But the guy has been around the business for a while. His mother was a software engineer and grew up learning to fix things according to interviews. I mean he writes, directs, edits, produces his own TV series, uses RED cameras and then does this, so I'm inclined to believe that it's not all for show.
> I liked that he was bucking convention, and trying his own distribution model, and the lack of DRM and just eliminating all, or as many barriers as possible. I wanted to support the effort.

So if this were ever to become the norm, would the equilibrium again shift back to people just plain grabbing stuff again, because efforts like this would not stand out any more?
Also when the jobs market is low, unless you have something specific special about you (perhaps a particular specialisation in your degree) that an employer sees and wants, experience tends to count for more than any degree from any establishment. Employers are themselves being squeezed hard by the current economic state and so are more risk averse than they otherwise would be: favouring a proven record (even if it costs a bit more) over someone who will need more training and may need not work out after that training.

As the bad economic times drag on longer and longer the "experience costs a bit more" starts to fall away too, as more people with experience are floating around the job market getting desperate and so lowering their expectations.

That is why youth employment rates are being hit harder than the rates for people in the 25-to-50 age bracket (above that, ageism starts to raise its ugly head and can upset the balance back in favour of the cheap-to-employ desperate youth). Now is not a good time to be graduating.
Well before reading the article I was struggling to imagine how to film light - after all either a photon hits the sensor or it doesn't. How would you photograph a photon in mid-flight? You can't, because if it is in mid-flight, it is obviously not on your sensor. So this (presumably correct) explanation is a relief for me.
I agree that something in the cap table has to give, but I don't think it's founders. It's investors.

Psychologically, I would also make sure those "early employee founders" really risk something; even if it's just securing $20K of their savings in a bank account to be used in a pre-approved way if the company needs to make payroll. $20K is, after all, just 2 months of gross salary for your self-determined great engineer applicant.

Doing something like this has 2 benefits:
1. Applicants self-select for risk tolerance.
2. You avoid the spoiled kid syndrom of "co-founders" making all types of employee requests ("I need $6K for a top notch working station", etcetera.)
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I'm 'guesstimating' wildly, but would not be surprised if the end revenue for 12 months hit $3.5+ million for this 'project'.

Again: Well deserved and I for one feel like I got $100 worth of awesome, for a bargain price!
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