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People are not really happy with the data binding stuff put directly into the markup but I always liked it because even in the big apps, I hardly had any binding which has been ugly. It's been pretty straightforward. There have been some edge cases but Steve has dealt with them in 1.3 version.
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I am in a similar position to the OP, although I am learning c++ as a first language. It seems like most of the open-courseware type programs are either scheme (old mit)/java (stanford)/python (new mit). Seeing as what im interested in (computational finance/bio) is mostly C/C++ that's why I'm going with C++. If anyone thinks im crazy and should switch to another language or anything else that I should be looking at I'd love to know.
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I also hope it will be less mad. USA govt has the tendency to be really extreme in some things (war on this, war on that), to the point of being neurotic, whereas European governments are generally more subtle and slower to jump on the bandwagon. But it is clearly going the wrong way.

Also I'd be careful with saying 'never'. Here in the Netherlands, for example, nationalized health care was weakened a long time ago by privatizing health insurance, more 'at will' employment is pushed as panacea for the employment problem by right-wing parties, and weakening anti-discrimination law (especially anti-Islam) is also on the agenda of a popular party.
Been through it too, here's my story:

My father killed himself when I was in high school after numerous failed attempts and a period of institutionalisation. A couple of years later a close friend killed himself, then an acquaintance a bit after that. I've suffered clinical depression most of my adult life, never seriously contemplated suicide but have thought deeply on it for many years.

Now that I've established my credibility by daring anyone to challenge my sad tale, let me tell you that to me your post reads like an excuse to be a righteous loud mouth on the topic of suicide without having to get involved with any of the ugly and complicated realities.

Suicide has touched your life. Doesn't make you an expert.
I once hosted a Zope site on three different datacenters - one for the ZEO server (the object store) and two others for the clients (the front-end/app logic). Worked well enough (Zope caches things very efficiently).

No. I really didn't needed to do it - I just wanted to know if it would work. I suspect a similar approach with light front-ends on low latency regions with heavy loads on cheaper regions would be a good technique depending on your problem.

Brazil's once largest airline used Zope a lot and not even they had problems that needed solving this aggressively.

Now that I am writing this, I remember there was a government (Plone-based) site that suffered a major data-center outage and we quickly switched to running their Varnishes in Brasilia off our mirror in São Paulo for weeks. Nobody outside the technical team noticed.
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I like the points you make. Working remotely is how product development and many other tasks that require highly skilled professionals is getting done in 2011. Working out of offices every day of the week is an archaic practice.

A bit over ten years ago I worked briefly at a company that didn't have internet access for the employees, so people had to write down things they needed to look up on paper and then look it up at home when they got back from work. The company, which had been around for decades and was an engineering shop, predictably went bankrupt because they were not able to adapt to modern conditions. You have to be able to keep up if you are going to work in the tech industry. This applies to companies even more so than employees.

Companies that can't handle working remotely in 2011 are exactly the same. They are dinosaurs and are becoming completely irrelevant. It's no wonder they can't even respond to emails, they are hopelessly confused and mired in the past.

This whole conversation will seem absurd in the post oil future where driving back and forth to work each day when it's completely unnecessary is seen as madness. Face to face interactions? What sort of argument is that anyway. We have had that for a while now through videophones. Almost everything that can be done in an office can be done in a home office. Even 3D prototype fabrication and hardware development is being done remotely.

When a company says they can't handle people working remotely the right response is stunned silence, and then the observation they sure as heck better get that fixed pronto. It's not like it's even difficult to do, it's dead simple and doesn't even cost anything extra. There is simply no excuse for such a level of backwardness in a tech company in this day and age. What's next? Eschewing electricity?

People from more than 3/4 of all the countries in the world took classes at Stanford this quarter and none of them even knew if the professor was wearing pants because everything was remote. Laptops have been around for decades. Video conferencing for several years, IM for decades, collaborative white boards and editing software. Bugtracking and version control are all on the web. What on earth is going on at these companies that they don't know about what is going on? Even hospitals are getting xrays evaluated overseas. Customer support calls from someone in Texas are routed to a customer service rep working out of his kitchen in Ireland. Idle fast food employees at the 10am slump in Idaho are taking orders for the lunch crowd rush at 12 noon for a sister restaurant in Atlanta.

Here's a prediction that is so right I'm calling it a fact. Any tech company at the cusp of 2012 that doesn't have remote employees is on life support. If they can't fix that, I absolutely guarantee you that company is not going to be around 3 years from now. They just aren't. Any skeptics about this, let's check back right here in this comment in 2015 and see who got it right. Will there be any tech companies with no remote employees (other than sole proprietorships with no employees) in 2015? I say no.
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What the text means that it can switch once per 1ns, and it has proven to have endurance of more than billion switches for the lifetime of the cell. So yes, it can do all those billion in a single second. And yes, it thus probably isn't good enough to replace DRAM yet.
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Hi, I'm Chris, author of the blog post/work.

You're on the right lines, and I spent some time thinking about this. There is a couple of things that led me not to concern myself with file length. Before I start, I would note that a file just being big and getting changed isn't a problem: it has to be changed and have a bug ticket with the "bug" classification put against it.

1. As others have stated, the research does strongly point towards LOC as being part of the metric that should be looked at. [1] is a paper that discusses LOC, but it's behind the IEEE pay wall and I wasn't able to find a free version. Sorry. I'm on holiday and a bit pressed for time this morning, but I can root around for more papers if you would like. Pretty much all the models we have for bug prediction will invariably throw LOC into the pot (although as they often do PCA too, one could argue that the LOC going down could be one of the components ;) ).

2. Google, by and large, is an OOP company. The intuitive reason for why LOC leads to defects is that the file is no longer meeting the principle of single responsibility. I would hypothesize that once your file has gone past this, defects are going to start to snowball as your file is on the way to becoming what I called a Gateway file, where large amounts of functionality pass in and out of the file, even if it only does simple stuff. So not only is it going to attract defects because it's long, but it might well attract even more defects because when other functionality is modified, that file has to as well. The added problem is these files resistant to refactoring because of the possibility of breaking so much functionality.

A Very Big Philosophical Argument is whether you would put configuration files under this classification, as config files affect all sorts of functionality. Personally, I would, but most of the engineers disagreed with me, so they were left out.

3. In a very unscientific way, I did experiment with all sorts of modifiers to try and even out files that may have been "unfairly" flagged due to some metric like LOC or number of commits or whatever. I eventually abandoned this, not just because I found the results largely unsatisfying, but I realized I really was doing things in an unscientific manner without any real justification for why I was doing it. Without a sound justification for evening it out, which LOC doesn't have, I decided not to do it.

Hope this helps a little bit. I very much see your point, and a number of engineers brought this up during user studies, but those big files that were getting flagged really were problems.

[1] http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp?arnumber=4297...
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Maybe they write polarizing legislation like this knowing it won't pass, but that people will take up arms (and donate money) over it?
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This has potential, but staring at red screens hurts my eyes. If you enlarged the grid to be able to clearly see and input intervals (probably not that hard on iPad), you might have a actuated instrument interface a la Wang, Overholt, or Berdahl.

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Previous comment of yours: I feel nothing for people who kill themselves.

Followed by: Four of my friends attempted suicide in high school, and one succeeded. It made me angry. How dare they be so stupid.

I'm sorry you got burned. Sounds like you are still hurting. It's an unfortunate nuisance when someone who is hurting disrupts a forum over it. I've done that a billion times (and counting, no doubt), so I'm not pointing fingers. Just trying to point something out to you, in hopes it might help you move on: Anger and denying that you feel anything are basically defense mechanisms. Maybe you haven't really fully mourned your loss. The woman who founded MADD said at some point that she didn't really mourn the loss of her child for many years. She threw herself into founding MADD and all that basically to avoid dealing with her own feelings. I've spent plenty of my life terrified of being alone with my own feelings. It's really not an uncommon reaction to something terrible happening.

Anyway, it's meant in a supportive way, FWIW.

Take care.
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Maybe but that's attributing a very complex plot to something that is probably much simpler the movie and music industry spending tons of money on political donations. The whole thing is taking on the guise of a last stand by the copyright lobby.
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Actually, the modding has reversed and my comment is now at +9.

The "partying" I was doing instead of putting a non-casual effort into the class was dealing with some projects at work, and starting to read a book on analytic number theory because I'm tired of being someone who doesn't understand the proof of the prime number theorem.

> you are saying "I had no idea that a hugely publicized course at a renowned university might lead to job opportunities"

Yeah, I did not think it would lead to much in the way of job opportunities. That's because the class is just an introduction. If you compare almost any section of the class to the corresponding section in the Russell and Norvig book, you'll see that they are leaving out a lot of detail in the class. The homework in the class almost never pushes any limits of what was done in the lectures. Many of the homework problems are just things that were done in lecture with the numbers changed.

I would have expected the job opportunities to start at a deeper level than the class reaches.
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I'm Chris, author of the post/work.

Cheating the algorithm is indeed a possibility and is actually very easy:

1. Just don't file bug tickets.

2. If you do, don't attach the tickets to changes.

3. If you attach the tickets to changes, don't put the "bug" type on the ticket.

Doing things to deliberately cheat the algorithm is likely not going to pass code review.

One common misconception is that the algorithm is a stick to beat developers with. It really, really isn't, and I go to great lengths to try and make this clear in the internal docs (although the blog post doesn't do this as much). The idea is just to provide another insight into the code, so that devs don't accidentally change something that's a real problem without help.

The algorithm is just a tool to help developers understand their code. It's not subjective because different teams use the bug tracker differently, so a score from a file in one project cannot be compared to a file from another project. We mitigate this by only taking off the top 10% of code across the entire codebase, so hopefully we by and large only flag the worst offenders. Part of what I wanted to do was to set up a web app so teams could claim various parts of the code base, and then run the algorithm on a team-by-team basis instead, but I ran out of time on that.

I think this is actually one of the nice things about the algorithm, because I don't like the idea of implicitly pitting people or teams against one another. I just like that people can go "Oh hey, this has been a real problem for us, let's tread carefully here."
I have watched posts of my own go upvoted then downvoted then up voted then down voted more or less randomly.

FWIW I do NOT think people should downvote based on disagreement. I think downvotes should be sparsely used and I personally upvote even people I disagree with.
This is certainly true, specially when you work at a company that really doesn't invest enough research time in the choosing of a new framework as they should. You need to see the key features and a bit of hands-on trial fast to be able to showcase them even faster.

Of course it's not an ideal method of picking new technology, but sometimes you can't really argue about it and have to go along.
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Try to plan your comment to not be misinterpreted. This avoids much unnecessary pain. It's also difficult.

I think you can reduce the chance of misinterpretation but never eliminate it. Language is not sufficiently precise to prevent all misinterpretations.
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If you are interested I'm trading it for a Macbook Air 13" (http://store.apcom.ro/macbookair13inchintelcorei5128gb-p-1107.html) which costs 1.79191 USD in Romania.

Newsledge is a project I'm thinking on since the last couple of years. If you want to make it a startup I can help you with both developing further the idea (http://metaman.tumblr.com/tagged/newsledge) and designing the interface. I'm also an average coder (Ruby) so working together would be easy.

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Its a list, but its much shorter. I think that may because alot of the unix underpinnings to Mac means the power users just use those kinds of tools.

EDIT: Just found this http://www.macsparky.com/ but it seems like alot to dive in to.
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I fail to see what this does that Reeder doesn't do 10x better with a way nicer interface, nor do I see why a writer would need a different type of RSS reader that seems significantly less elegant and devoid of any notable features to set it apart.

You need to be way more specific when explaining what "helps you follow authors" actually means. Also, I'm not aware of any RSS reader in existence that won't give you an option to view the regular site, so I'm not sure you are capturing the uniqueness of that one either.

It's much more than possible that I'm missing something, but that website does an absolutely terrible job of telling me what is unique about this app. Honestly, all I see is six screenshots riddled with design errors.

EDIT - Besides being open source and free. Those might be unique selling points to a handful of users, but I'm pretty sure the vast majority of iOS users have a buck or two to blow on an app and couldn't care less about whether an app is open source or not, if they are even aware of the concept.
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I agree with you. It's far better to upvote than downvote. I dunno about others but I am willing to upvote people I disagree with. those who just repeat stock they have been told by others I don't downvote. It's only those who entirely detract from conversation....

I find the downvoting due to disagreement to be amusing here. Sometimes I read downvoted comments just to get a different viewpoint.

What I do find disturbing in this discussion are people with substantially high karma who have been hellbanned. That strikes me as dangerous. I have seen at least 4 hellbanned people on this forum and I would have disagreed with the banning of two of them (the other two were clearly trolls by any definition).
115k is unreasonably low in the current market.
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kls's numbers are pretty normal compensation for these skills. The people saying it is numbers that are around half that are simply not in tune with market reality. The comments that $115 is too high are almost as bizarre as the comments that there are tech companies in 2011 incapable of dealing with remote workers, or realizing that that is what most successful companies are doing.
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