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I didn't think groups would be appropriate because the same item could be in multiple groups. I think most people think of groups as containers and having the same item in multiple groups is confusing, but they do understand that a single item can have multiple tags.

The tags are for your own use. They can be for meals, ingredients, isles, pets, etc. I would not impose a "use case" for them upon the user.

There is a swipe delete, its just not shown in the movie. I'm not sure why you say its not there. It would also not be used very often so its not a big deal.
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So, a lean, simple, easily-verifiable government that protects basic rights and provides basic needs and which only intervenes when processes (groups) come into direct conflict seems like the correct goal--not this bloated ill-defined overreaching contraption we have today.

To be fair, this is a clearcut case where processes have come into direct conflict. After crying wolf dozens of times over the last 100 years, Big Media now realizes that they really are facing an existential threat: loss of control over distribution. At the same time, the Internet, arguably the single most important technological development and economic engine in human history, has thousands of die-hard defenders in its own corner.

Things like the SOPA hearings are exactly what we pay our representatives to handle for us. They have an obligation to do their jobs competently, just like the rest of us, and as these reports show, they are doing exactly the opposite.
And the real content is here: http://davidhunt.ie/wp/?p=232

Not sure what the above blog post adds to this, if anything.
And the new bosses can change. Obama's election was the result of almost nothing other than: "I'm not the status quo." And he won.

Wow. Gun, meet foot.
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I don't think that's true. According to http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-57328045-281/sopas-latest-...

Cary Sherman, the head of the Recording Industry Association of America, wrote in a guest column for CNET that SOPA could be used to force Internet providers to block by "Internet Protocol [IP] address" and deny "access to only the illegal part of the site." The RIAA, along with the Motion Picture Association of America and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, strongly supports the legislation.

[...]

An aide to the House Judiciary committee -- chaired by Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Tex.), SOPA's principal sponsor -- did not dispute that IP address blocking and deep packet inspection could be required. It would be up to a judge to determine the nature of the court order that would be needed to block the site, the aide told CNET this afternoon.

They are definitely looking to block by IP, not just DNS.
Extremely true, and very important from my experience too. Hiring other people to work with you isn't just about having more bags of meat to write more code, but about having other people with different perspectives. This can be about ideas in business, design decisions, and even just looking at your code and spotting problems you missed.

"Diversity in thought" is incredibly important to success in a project of non-trivial size, and if everyone thinks exactly the same way, it's all too easy to make bad decisions as a result of the echo chamber.

I imagine this is a major contributor to the failure of many startups -- we often laugh at the startups that come up with absurd business models that could obviously never work, or develop apps that clearly nobody would want to use, but simply pointing and laughing belies the truth: what happened was that they didn't have anyone who disagreed, who thought differently.

Sometimes you just need someone to point out that what you're doing is dumb, and that there's better options.
These things need to be done like, yesterday! Blog time moves faster than real time! 25 hour blognews cycle, folks, let's keep it moving!
More relevantly, the people who left were all product people, and those who stayed were operations. This is hardly surprising given that Page is known as a product guy.
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I've always loved the idea of speed reading. Does anyone know of some other resources to start doing it naturally? To apply it to a physical book, for example.
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Which comes full circle to my original point, which is that other than Google, nobody with a vested interest is trying, and worse yet, they actively oppose progress on this front.
"...what I find is most employees who work don't really care at all about the company or any profit."

Is any of said profit being shared with employees, directly or indirectly?
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The funny thing is that, in reality, heterosexual male porn stars are a dime a dozen. If a man isn't willing to do something, they can throw him out and get someone else in time for filming to continue as planned. But the women are not so easily replaceable. First of all, they're in much shorter supply, but also, they have a fan following, meaning there are no alternatives.
I can't speak for the self-hosted side of things, but two underutilized features for github hosted Jekyll blogs that I think could be really neat are Pull Requests (for comments, typo corrections, or collaborative blogs i.e. AltDevBlogADay) and the GitHub API (ability to query the files in the repo akin to a SQL database for Wordpress, OAuth with the Github sign in button, and using Javascript to create posts via commits).

The collaborative blog via pull requests seems to align with your mission of getting more technical experts writing on the web - the steps to getting a post published: write it in Markdown and submit a Pull Request. You could have an Editor comment on the post in the pull request, offer suggestions/corrections etc, then merge into the main blog repo.
SOPA is Not delayed until 2012 - New hearing next Wednesday the 21st of Dec.
Any links to info on 5.1.4 -> 5.2 changes? I can't seem to find any.

EDIT: Found some information! http://www.corsix.org/content/look-lua-52-work3
If that's how you use it, advertise it that way.

That is a neat way to use the app and is way more interesting than telling me I can tag tags. If I can scroll through what is essentially a menu on my phone, pick the items I want for meals, and the ingredients automatically get added to my list - that's pretty useful.

I still wouldn't use it, but I think that angle of usage would appeal to more people.
I was pretty pissed to realize that my Epic, that cost as much as a small PC, would not likely enjoy updates for very long, certainly not the life of the phone.

Coincidentally, because of my personal recession I've backgraded to an old feature phone I had, and no data plan. And I'm of a mind to just stand pat when my personal economic recovery kicks in. I feel like an idiot paying that much for a phone with a short support life (and CM does not support that phone), and a horrendously expensive data plan.
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They probably say the same about America. "What's with all that Occupy Wall Street social unrest?"

I was in Ecuador when the FARC "incident" happened a few years ago. My girlfriend saw the news and canceled her trip to see me despite my reassurances. Quit watching the news and travel.
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Hi, my name is Omar(a bit obvious if you see my username) and I wanted to know if Ycombinator has funded or helped any Solar startup (PV system or alike)or where could I talk to the right people. Im an electrical engineer and for some reason this seemed the right place to ask! thanks for your time.
Only problem is the recommendation at the end. He wants "everyone who understands the issues to start boycotting all versions of IE and begin explaining to their less geeky friends and family why they to should use any browser other than Internet Explorer". Well great, only that strategy has already been in effect for years. "Less geeky friends and family" are not the people keeping IE alive right now.

The reason for IE's continued existence is the enterprise. A few years back, a bunch of companies paid way, way, way too much money to have "web" (read: Windows-only, IE-only) apps developed. Rather than admit this was a poor investment and have the apps redone, companies have just been mandating the use of IE until the end of time. And now that virtual machines are feasible there isn't even the risk of hardware failure to make them change!

So I give IE at least 10 more years, if not 15. I wouldn't be surprised if it takes the retirement of certain key managers at all these companies before anything can change.
SOPA has Not been postponed to 2012. Committee changed date to December 21.
North Korea-esque is exactly how heaven has been depicted by bloody people who invented Jesus and Chrisitanity i.e. the Catholic church for 2000 years now.

Even in the Catholic mass, there is a point at which priest announces: "And so, with all the choirs of angels in heaven we proclaim your glory and join in their unending hymn of praise" at which "Holy" is sung.

This is in direct reference to the book of revelation where it is depicted exactly as such, unending praise to god.

And by the way, any meaning you take from revelation is really up to you. The book is a rambling by a deluded madman.
Those were merely used as examples since both countries have a large pool of programmers. The same would apply to any developer anywhere
That's a solution for you, but the education system would remain broken for everyone else. That is bad for the country as a whole. Thus, home-schooling your child is a work-around to the bad state of education, but the solution for all children is to fix education.
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SOPA vote is now December 21
> Is this really categorically true for porn sites and only porn sites?

Depends on the entire structure of the site, and no not only porn sites. If you run chrome, hit up your Network Inspector in the dev tools and go to YouTube (or RedTube if you want, it's just about the same) to watch a video. The random video I had in my chrome history loaded from o-o.preferred.nuq04s10.v21.lscache3.c.youtube.com , and all images loaded from *.ytimg.com

If Youtube were to go down and I tossed their IP address into my hostfile, I could visit their homepage, but there's a pretty good chance thumbnail images wouldn't load, and a 100% chance I would not have every single (seemingly dynamic) content server in my hostfile, so none of the videos would load anyways.
"Hitchens was essentially a Marxist .. "

My understand was that he was a Trotskyist rather than a Marxist. Emphasis on 'was' for either.

But if there was anyone to whom labels should not be applied surely it was Hitch.

Here's the best obit I've read: http://reason.com/archives/2011/12/16/christopher-hitchens-r...

edit - I should add that I am vehemently in agreement with your sentiments about why it is so much a tragedy.
I'm curious how you would come to that conclusion.

The problem is, OpenID will still require you to remember your OpenID provider's URL. (You could also be with one of the half a dozen or so big identity providers, and then every site gets to implement the "Nascar sticker" style icon banners. Like, uh, I don't know, news.ycombinator.com for instance ;)).

On top of the OpenID URL, a lot of sites also want a way of contacting the user via email. So that's another bit of info that you're going to have to enter when you sign up for the first time. What's interesting is that your email address almost certainly identifies you already anyway.

So why not just use email addresses instead of the URL, and API calls instead of those hideous redirects to establish identity? It's not too hard to see how you would end up with "verified email" as a core identity concept, and that any of the mechanics described by OpenID aren't really useful.
Don't know of an application specifically like that, but I'd love to hear more, what kind of dimensionality does the per-pixel data have? (is it just RGB * N time series values?) There's nothing very text specific about Hadoop, just a lot of text-oriented examples.

(e-mail is on my profile)
To a large extent, I think apps are the answer here. (And just to be clear: I'm not conflating apps with app stores).

Consider the early days of the web: remember when Java applets seemed like the way of the future? (Okay, that's perhaps a bit of a stretch).

But I'm serious! What is the net other than a delivery mechanism for things?

How things are implemented is not the issue, the thing people really care about is easily getting software into the hands of end users. How that software happens to work internally is immaterial for most folks.
If that's how you use it, advertise it that way

I made a movie showing that, but I guess it wasn't clear enough.
Hey Joseph,

I myself was skeptical when reading OPs numbers, but if I can get reliable metrics like that for just $4.46 a month I might even consider using your service! You should definitely edit your post above to reflect that the price was too high for the numbers quoted, as maybe not everyone will read this far in the thread to discover it.
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Until the merger is complete, it's very important that Google and Motorola Mobility continue to behave as independent companies. Since this deal is under scrutiny by the FTC, I doubt that Google would put their acquisition at risk over a project as small as 280 Slides.
Boss: I don't understand

Me: Call me when you do.

/me walks out

No, seriously-- I don't have time for this kind of bull. I'm not managing my boss, I'm working. And this gets in the way of working.
Yeah the parallels to Nazi Germany should be setting off alarm bells. The purpose of these laws as a whole is clearly to consolidate power and strip civil liberties unlike ever seen before in America.
Try thousands of years. Here's one example from about AD 100, Roman, on a wood-and-wax tablet.

http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2001/03/05/253805.htm
Or whether or not giving orders to steer it directly into an iceberg is a bad idea.
It is the bosses who don't understand things but just want things get done. Consider their role as the pressure amplifier. They just increase the pressure, I meant priority, of the problem when the clients scream. They drive the process. They don't solve problem.
how much bandwidth did you calculate it would use, and how much will it cost?
If you trust the response headers,

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Well I've been to Ecuador and your GF probably didn't miss anything that great lol.

But seriously Chile doesn't really have the best historical precedent... Plus the countries politics are firmly grounded in socialist ideals and don't forget about the large magnitude earthquakes it suffers through regularly.
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As others have pointed out, it's the apathy that's the problem, moreso than the ignorance. What would people say about Congress if they didn't consult medical professionals on healthcare, the military on wars, and economists on spending before passing laws in those areas? Nothing good can come out of sticking a bunch of people in a room and asking them to vote on laws with no information as to what effects those laws can have; we may as well ask them to vote at random. (Actually, that would arguably be better, as lobbyists wouldn't have any impact. Unless, of course, they write the laws in the first place.)
Do you mean that for you the two words Missionary and Position put together don't carry any sexual meaning? Then let me explain it to you: The Missionary Position is the name of one of the many possible position both partners can use during sexual intercourse, specifically the one where the girl lies down on her back and the boy lies over the girl.

If you didn't know that, I understand that you might not see the sexual connotations of such a title. But please don't tell me Hitchens didn't know, it would be the most formidable misunderstanding in the history of debating.
I'm sorry, but I just don't agree with that. This is the first time I've ever heard of that specific demand, and I've been actively seeking information about the movement.

Feel free to blame "the media," but I've personally asked more than a few people at Occupy to be specific about what they were demanding or what success looks like and I never heard anything like that. I heard a lot about jobs and employment. A bit about the banks having too much power. And one person talked a lot about middle east politics.
I have felt similar in the past...these feelings pass. Your perspective is at least partially dishonest. You don't have to kill people to start making a difference in a society where you can vote and possibly more importantly educate others on what's happening. You seem to feel that the undereducated coddled masses wouldn't be moved if you spent a bit of time trying to talk to them. I think you'd be surprised at the impact you could make in your day to day outings in the city. Get some leaflets made with your local rep's name and photo and contact info on it and put some useful info on SOPA or other things you think people should know about. Add a message to the top of the web sites you operate!! Education is a great place to start. Please don't tell me this approach won't work if you haven't bothered to try it yet.
You asked, "How can PHP get a response from a function in JavaScript?" Well, assuming we have the following JavaScript function:

function multiplyString(str, times) {
while (times) {
str += str;
times -= 1;
}
return str;
}

We could write:

<?php
console->log(multiplyString("Hello", 3));
?>

You then ask, "What if the response is a Date object?" You would call it the same way, and get back a Date object.

The rest of your question adds a bunch of other suppositions, all of them fairly vague and none of which seem particularly more salient than the first two. If you have a particular reason to think this would be intractable, maybe you could explain in more detail the problem you see, and perhaps an example of where it shows up in popular multi-language runtimes and interfaces.
In all fairness, "knowing how the internet works" is a gargantuan task. I doubt even many HN members could comment without making a mistake at the SOPA hearings as well.

The fact remains that something like congress (a group of people to vote on literally everything we do) is required in a democracy, and "a group of people" is never going to know everything there is to know about everything.

There are probably a million farmers out there as well who strongly believe that congress should understand the genetic modification of seeds, for example.
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Are you familiar with the Sunlight Foundation? You should check them out.

Also, http://www.opencongress.org/ sounds a bit like the document repo you're looking for. Even the official thomas.loc.gov lets you track versions of a bill (though, admittedly, it's hard to read if you don't know what you're doing).
Ok, what do you suggest be done about it? It's easy to complain about how broken the system is. The hard part is fixing it. If you aren't willing to work within the system (i.e. vote, call your representative, run for office yourself, etc...), then what are you going to do?
I worked in a bank for a minute or three. Big one. The production databases ran without foreign key constraints enabled for performance. In the development environment, however, all constraints were strictly enforced.
It is painful for me to see this effete hand waving be taken as seriously this. A trivially simply thought experiment is all that is needed to grasp the obvious futility of this strategy.

I'm not saying, "Go ahead and work on SOPA." But if we really want to stop it (or any act of Congress), we must do better than such passive-aggressive smoke blowing.
Hah...you only think like that until you're a part of every meeting. That's really the issue. There are good meetings that I need to and should be a part of. Then there are the other 90% of my meetings that are a complete waste of my time.
Hey Mike

Could you (or anyone) take a quick read of this intro post? It's simply designed to collect some emails so when I launch, there's people to email etc. I'm wondering, well, if it sounds weird, or if it is convincing enough to get people to sign up. First "sales" letter I've really written.

Password is "a"

http://blog.minecraftsaver.com/2011/11/introducing-minecraft...

Thanks!
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This is not a minor patch. Modifying Redis to support a LevelDB backend would be difficult, and would probably not find its way into the main version of Redis.
Generally speaking (considering I don't know the detailed specifics) one problem you might run into is due to the density of image data which means that transferring data, sorting it become relatively expensive operations. Again, there might be chunks in the data pipeline where the MR framework might help.
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Look at who you are hiring. If you're hiring people just for their skills to work, you're forgetting that they will bring their own culture (attitudes towards people, company, food, etc). You can't make them forget it without a lot of illegal brainwashing.

It's also the very earliest way to doom your company from within (aside from founders).
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I thought blocking IP addresses itself was a part of the proposed law. If that happens, this wont help. Using proxies is a solution, but this will make things much slower, especially for videos.
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I don't think it sheds doubt on the IPO market.

I think it sheds doubt on Zynga.
Pincus dumping 100M$-worth sure didn't help. I hope the employees' options were priced low enough.
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I used to work for Sprint. I never got that Dan Hesse had strong empathy for customers, but that he knew that good customer service was going to be good for investors in the medium run.

The guidance in engineering was always to make sure customer experience wasn't bad, but the framing wasn't "think of the poor consumer!" - instead it was "we absolutely must reduce churn or die."

I was glad he was CEO and still impressed that he's stuck with it.
Yes, this was my impression.
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and yet the likes of the nsa, fbi, etc have never lacked for good (in the technical sense) people to write surveillance software. heck, there are some pretty sophisticated spammers out there, and the spam industry is almost universally regarded as the cesspool of the tech world. if sopa does need to get implemented, i'm sure questionable small companies across the nation would flock to bid for the job.
I've had successful experiences with ceni--a relatively unknown interactive network manager. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=918442