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Heh. Self-referential cache: http://db.tt/qAfMnTjl
Which is the dumbest way to fix this issue:

1. You have to remember a new shortcut

2. If you forget and you paste with Cmd-V thinking that you did Cmd-X to cut, you end up copying the files, so you have to go back, re-select them, and delete them manually.

I just can't possibly understand _why_ they would explicitly think: "no, let's not use the standard user interaction here".
> It's a bunch of talk and bluster with some useless numbers thrown in that never answer the crucial question of, if Japan really is doing better, how real standards of living have increased for the Japanese.

We could start by comparing the average household income in 1991 and 2011, in 2011 yens. However, that doesn't account for certain increases in the standard of living that can't be captured by the usual inflation indices: better cars, computers, cell phones, cheaper international travel, etc.
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1) They're the biggest domain company, with a very large marketing budget.

2) 99.9% of their customers wouldn't know what "SOPA" is, nor would they care all that much.

(Both of which are unfortunate but, in my experiences, facts)
It should work.
The other way to do this is:

find . -name '.DS_Store' -delete
I've seen it being used by oldschool (obsolete) admins. When asked about security they argue the servers are in a DMZ, so it's safe, right?
Sadly, at the very same time they have registered more than that, and above all, they are still managing 32,142,859 domains.

In other words, they make at least $350MM a year from domain registration only, let alone their other services such as php/asp hosting and POP3.

But there is no doubt there was an impact for that move-out-from-godaddy call.
Side note: The scrolling on this page is horribly broken on Android. I can't even read the whole article because I can't scroll down.

After loading the article on m laptop I must say that it is a fascinating article and will change how I think of documentation. For example, soon my company will be making a change that will render the old wiki url's incorrect, the problem is that many older documents will still refer to the old url's. I think we should have some sort of list of the old wiki url's (there is an even older set of url's as well) to help future archeologists in piecing together the information.
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Here's a Readability link of the full article: http://www.readability.com/articles/geihcmwz?legacy_bookmark...
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I know how you feel, it's so easy to postpone proper organization indefinitely. What's funny is that I've spent a great deal of effort making sure that the actual code is logical and well thought though, it's literally just the directory structure that's disorganized.
They could have just made a static version with wget.
I actually think this is a very poor answer.
This project is in its infancy and thus very easy to dismiss as vaporware, or if you actually used it you might come away with a bad impression (as you might with any alpha software).
The question itself is ridiculous and should prompt some socratic questions (what do you think Haskell is designed for?). Like most programming languages, it is not designed for any particular domain, just for high-level programming, and it can excel at most domains once good libraries are created.
Yeah - its easy to be distracted by the .DS_Store in and of itself. I found the method that led to him discovering the culprit fascinating!
I also found that the Twitter Bootstrap documentation isn't complete. Using Chrome's Web Inspector to look at interesting elements of the Twitter Bootstrap website is a nice addition to its documentation.
IMHO, the first thing to do when you could not keep up the traffic is to use Coral Cache.

Just redirect to your.domain.com.nyud.net/article. Done.
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As a data point, I can add that I bought an HTC HD2 back in December 2009. It had come out a couple of months before, and the hardware was very nice - it stayed at the top until this year. However the software was Win Mobile 6.5; it was occasionally updated, but the updates page went away (in a 404 way) back in October 2011 or so.

So, about two years, and gone. Not quite fly-by-night, but not too satisfactory.

(Workaround: using the original OS as bootloader to an Android from XDA-developers ...)
There's also dos2unix which is a standard package in lots of Linux distributions. It converts from and to Dos (i.e. Windows), Unix and Mac line endings.
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I'm not saying it's a valid complaint; however, I don't think it's uncommon. I think the person in question was assuming that Haskell was designed for mathy/programming languagey type stuff (I'm being vague and mangling English because I'm tired :)).

This is a great counter-example: it's a project in a different field and, most importantly, the programmer enjoyed using Haskell for it. As long as it at least mostly works, the actual quality and polish of the project is immaterial--you cannot really expect a spare-time project, even in a perfect language, to be perfect; its existence alone signals that Haskell is a viable multipurpose language that isn't just a silly academic curiosity.
Doesn't Windows Explorer support ctrl-x & ctrl-v for moving files? It's a long time since I used Windows but I'd be surprised if it didn't.
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It sounds clearly unconstitutional. How can it be taken to the supreme court to test that?
Nope sorry, I've only read pieces of his Art of CS book, but I'm also interested in reading 3:16 which I plan on ordering soon.

It's supposed just pick out the verse number 3:16 from every book and join it with any history or texts associated with it. Kinda like sampling.
However, that doesn't account for certain increases
in the standard of living that can't be captured by
the usual inflation indices: better cars, computers,
cell phones, cheaper international travel, etc.

But those aren't Japan-specific, are they?

"Quality of life" is always relative to the rest of the world.
I've been in the same job only five years and I have newer people coming to my desk asking "what do they mean by that?" because these emails get sent out with instructions that don't really make sense with current processes. I can infer what folks above me are trying to tell me to do, but the phrase used is a case of institutional memory and the process described/referenced is obsolete. No one has bothered to update the phrasing to fit the current situation and newer employees then don't get a detailed explanation of what it means (what the goal or purpose is) so it is slowly turning into gibberish. Over a longer scale, I can well imagine this can get much uglier. And I have an entry level job, not some high paid job with super specialized training and all that.
That is correct, if you raise interest rates you get a sudden and immediate increase in the value of your currency, followed by a slow decline, instead of a sudden decline followed by a long term increase. That's why the increase could be misleading, if XYZ currency goes from trading at the same price as the $US to trading at 1/10 the price and slowly increase up to 1/2 it is true that at some point over the life of the currency it has increased 500% but I wouldn't call that an argument in favor of the economic health of the country. That's essentially what would happen if you drastically slash interest rates as Japan did.
Side note: The scrolling on this page is horribly broken on Android. I can't even read the whole article because I can't scroll down.

I'm on a netbook and it was pretty bad. But, yes, excellent and thought provoking article.
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> Isn't there also a Scala DSL that lets you make it look like basic?

Yep, it's called Baysick - https://github.com/fogus/baysick
"concentrate on its strengths: designing elegant, easy-to-use combinations of hardware, software and services."

How does Apple manage to get journalists to advertise for it?
> In 1, 2 or 3 generations time we will see (whoever lives to see it) what happens to ever-rapidly-growing demographic areas. I suspect it isn't going to be pretty if they wait until they hit a hard limit to stop.

Much of Europe used to have developing country demographics in the 19th century. They didn't hit a hard population limit.
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I'm not sure what you suggest the solution is - to have more kids?
These days telnet comes wrapped in SSL, so it's totally possible to use it securely. I prefer public keys and almost never use telnet, but SSL telnet should be just as secure as password SSH.
Thinking about what could have been is a red herring your mind throws out to you. There are countless ways your life could have turned out better.

The only thing that counts is how you improve your current situation, dont let the past disturb that process.

Good luck!
>	(Incidentally, since most Windows users at home run as administrator, they have access to the system configurations).

Most UNIX users at home have sudo permissions - unless someone else is using you're computer there's no difference in typing a password compared to confirming a UAC prompt.

As part of the registry clutter backlash there has been a tendency for Windows applications to store settings in user or system-wide app data directories. I'm still not convinced by the move, but obviously it's the only way to achieve portable installs without using two different storage backends to support it.
I know it's surprising but it kinda does. If the forward exchange rates were always higher and the spot rates were always flat you could:
Promise to sell 100 Yen for in the future $1.10
Wait
Buy 100 Yen for $1.00 since the rate didn't change
Sell 100 Yen for $1.10 and pocket $0.10
This strategy is by no means arbitrage but given those assumptions it would be profitable on average given those assumptions.
So in general, currencies with low interest rates appreciate against currencies with high interest rates over time once the expectations about that currency's rate have reached a stable equilibrium. That last part is important as new information about lower rates would drastically drop the value of a currency just like you'd expect it to.
Is it a disputed fact that Apple creates elegant, easy to use combinations of hardware, software and services?
> Ok, but no one uses telnetd, right?

No. Telnet is heavily used in industrial environments.
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I found it in one of their demo applications. They hide a lot of stuff in there.
Nice http://strangelyconsistent.org/robots.txt over there. :-)
It might be TortoiseGit perhaps. The command line msysgit works sanely afaik.
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Holy shit your story sounds like mine. Albeit your sounds a little more impressive. I'm 26 now, and in the last 2 years I feel like I've gradually burnt out. A few specialist skills here and there won't make a difference. They're a dime a dozen. You're probably in a situation similar to mine: You feel like you have something extra that others lack. An unclouded vision, a strive for clarity and perfection. I was going to suggest that with the skills and showcases you can provide you could work into any intermediate games programmer position with ease, but it seems you already have a few games under your belt.

Clearly like games and graphics, so that's your area. You've got all the amateur experience you need. Your next move is to target your dream jobs and start applying, or to create one yourself. I'm in a similiar position with regard to "striking out on your own". I feel it's a foreign domain, and I don't have the skills necessary to start up my own shit. So don't. Most programmers work under the wing of a company, there's no shame in that. Start applying to some kickass jobs before you burn out.
i'm using something like that :

SubModel,CollectionSubModel

MainModel { subModelCollection : CollectionSubModel }

ViewSubModel { model: SubModel, collection: MainModel.subModelCollection }

ViewSubModel listens model and collection ( using model.bind() and collection.bind() ). If someting happened, which should inform all submodels i fire an event with a collection.trigger(). Say if i want to hide MainModel, MainModel's View calls model.subModelCollection.trigger('hideParent') before remoing it's "el".

* : i'm sorry if you confused because of my explanation. i tried my best.
Not on a windows box right now, so might be slightly off, but iirc, this should be:

Control panel > Folder options > Advanced tab > there should be an option called "disable caching thumbnails" or some such.
The name confused me. siege is actually a tool for web server stress testing. Not sure if this matters, but I read this as someone using siege to test the results from a DB written in Haskell.
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Interesting.. I am looking to start with some hands-on haskell.. And DBMS is one topic am fluent with... Will try to contribute once i get it running on my ubuntu box..
Is the TODO the right place to start??
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This folder is needed to create a one-to-one mapping of file on disk with file in ZIP. The same thing happens when you put a file into FAT32 filesystem, which doesn't have support for HFS+ extended attributes. For example, if not for _MacOS folder, you wouldn't be able to store OS X aliases (not Unix symlinks but aliases) in ZIP, which use extended attributes.

Other solutions are 1) use some other archive format which supports extended attributes (e.g. XAR), 2) create ZIP archives without storing extended attributes, losing the ability to unpack exactly what you packed there.

Apple chose a compromise.
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I would suggest reading Effective Java by Josh Bloch, it has some great tips on how to write code and design APIs as well as nicely structured sample code. I'm a much better developer (not just in Java) for it.

Also browse some of the core Java source code to see really elegant implementations by him.
Is that more a deficiency of MacOS than of the JRE?
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Exactly the question that came to my mind when reading the title. :)
I agree with the usability issues.

We hired a freelance designer few months ago, all their work was gorgeous but the usability sucked.
Hi, I'm the project's creator (and I also use ubuntu).

It's great to hear that you'd like to contribute. One of the things I'm trying to do is to expand the the subset of redis commands that it can respond to.

It should be simple to implement `strlen` ( http://redis.io/commands/strlen ), it just involves adding another clause to the readCommand function in Commands.hs and you can use `get` as a reference, but it should give you a taste of the codebase.

To anyone else reading this who'd also like to contribute, forks and pull requests are always welcome and there are plenty of other redis commands that I haven't got around to :)
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That is only the case with actual complexity required by the problem, not incidental complexity caused by the limitations of the language (such as is common with Java).
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I think the homebrew installer does it, but I'm not sure.
Why post a Reddit link rather than a direct one: http://strangelyconsistent.org/blog/the-2011-perl-6-coding-c...
When I was working on the database engine of Big Corporation, I kept thinking to myself that C was a poor choice. Sure, it's close to the metal -- but those gains are often lost by the incredible amount of complexity that is added. I always said a Python database with CPython modules would be almost as fast and 100x easier to maintain; glad to see someone took this further and did it in Haskell. Great work, Dan!
In theory some quality systems (ISO 900x etc) should help with institutional memory.

Bob has a job; he performs a series of tasks to do that job; he writes down what he does for each task, including what information (also product) comes in (and who from) and what information (also product) goes out (and who to), also including all the documentation he needs to complete for each task.

Someone else edits that puts it in the company QA manual. In future new employees just read that documentation, and maybe do a bit of shadowing of existing employees.

Unfortunately, that's not what happens. What happens is that Bob has a job, but Charles (Bob's boss) writes a bunch of stuff that he thinks Bob should be doing. And he doesn't write sentences like "Set the machine for 190 degree Celsius. Place widgets in machine when it's at temperature. Leave widgets in machine for four hours." but he writes abstract ambiguous business speak that people can't use to actually do the job. Then Edwin (Charles's boss) adds another bunch of stuff. Then that gets edited into a god-awful mish-mash. The people who did the software (with the "help" of Edwin) add some stuff about information. Bob gets to work to an impenetrable document that bears little relation to his actual work flow.
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Hey HN,

Like you, I've got a big movie collection that I've paid for, but my movies are stuck on DVD. So using DVD decrypter I've put them on my hard drive but each one's like 7 GB. I want to make MY movies watchable from anywhere so I don't have to carry DVDs or an external hard drive to a friends house.

Throwing aside the legalities, I want to convert all my DVDs into streamable video, store them on a private Amazon S3 bucket, and using a password protected player on my server, watch them from anywhere.

I couldn't find any tutorials on using S3 as a home media server, maybe I suck at Googling.

Do you guys know of a way to do this elegantly? We should get together and make a site with tutorials on how.

- Chris
Actually, that's almost exactly the progression I took; C -> Python -> Haskell.
I read it differently: Blablabla with little meat and the focus on not supporting SOPA "in its current form".

For me this resulted in a net minus for Rackspace.
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First iPhone ads were just showing what and how you could use it. Ads for other mobile phones at the time…
yeah. Apple doesn't like these kind of system options.
What's the point of SSL telnetd, because one could just use ssh? You still have to bring in some heavy crypto libraries (openssl) so 'telnets' isn't any more lightweight solution either. The only reason I can think of is some corporate policy that dictates the use of telnet, and for some reason SSL is approved but ssh, that hacking tool, isn't.
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Many of them will own iPhones, so they'll have first hand experience. Write about what you know and all that.
I don't think living in Japan makes you especially more able to comment on the issue. Most foreigners are concentrated in a few areas, and it tends to be mostly anecdotal. It does help you to avoid having misconceptions for things that cannot be easily measured, though (this was especially striking during the march 2011 tsunami and Fukushima events).

As mentioned by others, trade surplus or worse currency "power" are about as meaningless as you can be. Those are related to typical misconceptions and bias (mercantilism, etc...). About one year ago, there was a much more convincing article about the Japan myth: http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/gros18/English. The gdp growth figures show a much better story than they do if you only take into account the workforce (it basically outdid both Europe and the US). Also, there is still a largely unused part of the population for economical growth: women.
What "Math & Statistics" book? Got an ISBN?
Where did you learn that? (Honest question, I thought I'd read through most new features before I upgraded to Lion.)
Got a link to their demo apps? I just have the 3 html examples linked in from the main doc sheet.
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