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> Oh, and something slightly offtopic: if you have children, do not raise them with a vegetarian or even vegan diet. That should be classified and punishable as child abuse.

Why? A good number of children in India are raised with a vegetarian diet. Of course, Indian cuisine has a large number of diverse and flavorful vegetarian dishes (unlike most other countries) The lack of availability of good vegetarian/vegan food could also be a concern, but again, that does not hold true in India. In fact, there are diets way more stricter than just vegan/vegetarian which are fairly common as well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jain_vegetarianism for example.
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not to ruin it for you, but IE 6 usage is so high in China because China has a bunch of pirated XP SP0/SP1 installs; IE 7/8 is XPSP2+ only, and IE 9 is Vista+ only.

this same piracy is why the Business Software Alliance was originally a SOPA supporter.
Rephrasing beambot, some of the algorithms employed use knowledge of the next frame (or two or five) to filter the current frame. So for those it doesn't matter whether you use a FPGA, DSP, ASIC, commodity processor, whatever to do the filtering - you have to wait until you have the needed future frames to even start.
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Bidirectional programming is somewhat related.

http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/papers/lenses-etapsslides...

e.g. read a file, parse it into an AST, modify AST (i.e. rename a variable), unparse the new AST, close the file.
Ugh, the tediousness of the response is only equaled by the bureaucracy of the offense.
> when I don't it's usually for a simple reason:
> downvotes sting

They do. But recently I am trying to use it as an opportunity
to learn not to care too much what do random (or semi-random) people think about your opinion. Yep, someone will downvote. Not a big deal it is not like someone is hitting you on the head.I don't mean one should ignore all downvotes
because sometimes it is healthy to think why are you really downvoted, but quite often downovtes come as a result of knee-jerk reaction, group-think or because someone just does not like you. That's another thing to learn: resist the urge to write "I know I will be downvoted for this". If you write this (of follow-up comment "why am I being downvoted?") you will be, by me, at least :)
How many billable hours a day does this assume? Most people won't be doing 8 hours a day, five days a week, like a regular job.

If we assume 4 hours a day, five days a week, 50 weeks a year of billable time you'll need to up the rate to make that amount as in-your-pocket cash.
I guess that's one way to get people to use products you've invested in.. Back in reality we're seeing pretty solid month over month growth in 'organic' traffic and conversions from FB. No effort on our part beyond Like buttons in relevant places.

I'll never understand fluff pieces like this that hit on the argument 'we need less "friends" so we can share more with them'.. failing to realize that maybe a lot of people enjoy passively keeping in touch with people from high school / college that they may have absolutely no contact with otherwise.
Constructor / Destructor pairs are how you do this in C++. This is so fundamental to the object system that it's a bit steep to claim that "you've never heard of it". You have. The author's example of "get the rake - use rake - put away rake" maps exactly to [construct - call methods - destruct].

Given the jmp-iness of exception handling in C++, this is the recommended (i.e. the only safe) way to clean up after yourself.
Could this be mitigated by using some form of hardware accelration on servers?
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It is a nice lispy wrapper over Swing for writing GUI apps (in a fairly declarative style).
You could argue that objects aren't deallocated in non-GC languages either, the memory they had allocated is just available for other objects to use. Which sounds kinda like "deallocated" to me, and yet it's the exact same thing as the allocation pointer in a stop & copy GC being free to overwrite them.
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1. A phone isn't really a hard-core gaming device which is the type of games their 1st party companies make. They're not going to make an Angry Birds or a Tiny Wings.

2. This is easily copied by Apple/Android -- Apple probably even has a head start on it.

I think WP7 needs to stop concentrating on the consumer side and focus on the business side. RIM is about to implode and Apple doesn't have a strong presence in that area. Microsoft already has the necessary presence with exchange and active directory. Windows 8 will unify their UI experience. They are just wasting effort, time, and money trying to take on Apple and Android on their turf.
Micromanagement to me is when the manager keeps asking too many questions that really don't matter.

The decisions you are making seem reasonable. A developer should see this. I mean seriously...you are arguing about whether to hash passwords?! These days it is near mandatory and any framework/library will assume you are doing so. Django definitely does it by default (I personally replaced it with bcrypt). It would be MORE work to implement cleartext passwords.
There's even a commonly used name for it: Resource Acquisition is Initialization (RAII). It's been around for many years, and is fundamental to modern C++ style. It's beyond steep to claim we've never heard of it, just because some language has a feature that helps make it easy. Python has "with," Ruby has blocks, many languages have higher-order functions. Not an uncommon concept.
The problem I have is the inconsistency. I remember posting a sarcastic comment in a sea of sarcasting comments, then saying 'seriously though' and adding genuine content. Mine was the only comment that went gray. I've seen this stuff time and time again with other users - several comments of fluff, but only one gets pounded. What gets pounded in one thread gets rewarded in others - sometimes I'll post a snarky, devoid-of-content comment, hit post, and then wonder just how fast it will go dead and next thing I know it's really popular. It really is inconsistent, and that bugs me.
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Interesting suggestion.
I wonder, would app developers even be willing to go with this idea themselves?

Sure,importing data is great, and should be possible, but why on earth would they hand out free copies of their software?
I'm sure many would consider this complete madness
in that case you definitely don't want any business with them anyway :)
I disagree with you - "normal people" love their live screensavers and wallpapers and the countless other tweaks they can do that are prohibited on both iOS and WinMo ;-) "normal people" also love that they can install software from third-party sources. It does have the downside that piracy is a problem, but we aren't talking about publishers here and normal people consider this a bonus.

Also normal people buy Android phones because of openness, even though they may be unaware of it - because Android is open, carriers and phone makers also love it. This is one thing iOS fans hate about Android and for some valid reasons too, but if carriers/phone makers where too restricted in what they could do with Android, then Android wouldn't be open, or as popular as it is.
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If you flag something by mistake, you can 'unflag' it. The 'flag' link turns into an 'unflag' link.

I believe there is a time-limit on how long you have the ability to 'unflag' something. I believe the time limit is similar to being able to edit or delete your comments for a 2 hour period after you made them.
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My understanding is that circular references wreak havoc with the concept of 'scope of a single object', and make implicit deterministic destruction unsafe if not impossible:

a = new A();
b = new B();
a.b = b;
b.a = a;

Whichever you destroy first, the other destructor will have a reference to an unconstructed object.
"Would of", "could of", "should of" are certainly errors when conjugating , but "on accident"? Either preposition "by" or "on" seems correct to me and the correct choice seems arbitrary -- though I find myself preferring "on".

From what I could find doing some (brief) research, this is a case in which the difference breaks down nearly perfectly along generational lines. Those ages thirty-five and under overwhelmingly prefer "on" and those younger prefer "by"[1]. Prepositional choice has always seemed a bit arbitrary to me, and the fact that there are dialectical differences reenforces that belief[2].

To suggest that this contributes to a "generation holding the less weel read attitude that grammar doesn't matter" strikes me as a bit misguided.

[1] http://www.inst.at/trans/16Nr/01_4/barratt16.htm
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_and_British_English_di...
I'm seeing a lot of my real-life, non-geek friends using Instagram like a "Facebook of years ago".

They all have fairly small friend lists comprised of people they actually see in real life. Plus Instagram has that slight "exclusiveness" to it because it is iOS only.
No, in the Bay Area. There are tons of programmers here who can't find jobs. There simply aren't enough positions available for even talented programmers to find work.
This is why I treat facebook as a place to catch sniffs of the latest gossip (If I ever feel like indulging, which is quite rare). I agree with the author with respect to the coffee-table conversation point, that's very true. Facebook is more like a big school with a lot of people you know, but are not really interested in.

Despite this I still use it a lot, but I'm not sure why. Maybe it's because I don't want to be completely isolated from the community (a lot of socializing among my 'friends' actually does take place on facebook.)I think this is also the reason that so many people use facebook, you're connected with what's 'hip' even if you don't give a damn about it. Knowing what's 'in' makes it much easier to actually have meaningful conversations, it's a sort of appetizer, and that's why even if facebook gets even more crowded, people will still visit it.
I really hate the downmod system here, but you can see my further complaints in my profile rather than repeat them again.

But I wanted to respond to this: now that HN de-emphsises karma

I don't think it de-emphasises karma much at all. On every single page of HN you view, your karma is there in high-contrast lettering right next to your handle. It's also not quite pointless as there are several features that get unlocked by high karma. I'd love to see the user's karma score banished from everywhere but their profile page. I don't want to be reminded that I have a score on every page visit.

On the humour thing, it's not that I don't see humour on the site, it's that the same humour can be punished or rewarded depending on the alignment of the planets or whatever.
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Technically you only need refcounting of objects with a destructor. For everything else, destruction is a no-op and you can just let the GC re-use the object's memory. And if the destructor is used pretty much just for side effects (closing files & sockets etc.), these will typically be rare & pose little overhead.

Would suck in a dynamically-typed language, though, because you have no idea whether a reference points to an object with or without a destructor, and so always have to pay the overhead of checking and possibly decrementing the refcount. I don't really see this working without a static type system.

BTW, you're often better off with explicitly-scoped destruction (eg. the Ruby & Python way) than refcounting, for the same reason that boost::shared_ptr can be tricky and Java programs can leak memory. If you don't have clear object ownership & lifetimes, it's very easy to stash a reference to an object in some longer-lived object (a cache, for example) and accidentally hold onto it way longer than anticipated.
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Facebook has become un-cool. Why would they kids of today want to be on the same network with their moms and aunts, and share everything about their life there?

Facebook is already starting to lose the very same people it attracted when it was made.
I haven't actually tried an alternate keyboard layout yet so I can't vouch for it, but Colemak seems to have the edge on Dvorak.

I also do the ls -l thing all the time and finally succumbed to just uncommenting the relevant alias in my .bash_rc. 'll' just makes it easier; I don't know why I resisted enabling the alias...
With iOS and Android there simply is no really good reason for WP7 to even exist in its current form. They will need to distinguish themselves to survive.
On a 17" 1920x1200 display Roboto still looks like crap.

It has no desktop anti-alias feature. To me it never looks good, but on desktop especially crappy.
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> it would be easier for Elsevier to shut down arxiv.org.

It is disheartening to think that such a thing is even remotely possible.
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He was also quoting from the article.
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I agree. Alas, my poor primate brain is often not so easily assuaged. But your attitude of viewing downvotes as an opportunity is very much in line with Stoic philosophy—an attitude, I think, worth cultivating.
I'd say entertainment plays a major role in crowdsourcing the voting.

You need some logical separation above the fold - ex. Recruiters, Talent, Entertainment (sic).

The thumbnails are a bit weird also, you should make it so that when you click the background you automatically get redirected to the content, instead of having to just click on the title.

You should also explain in short what the site is for - and why is it for you, and most importantly - what can I do on here?

I can also see famocracy as a place where people can go look for entertainment (videos, musicians) they wouldn't otherwise know about. So instead of just artists looking for recruiting, it could create sales for them instead/too :)

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It's really amazing how trends move, yet it's hard to put your finger on why exactly some things become such hits, why they fade, and why most never get big.

I think everyone in the geek community can sense that Facebook is beginning its (probably very long, slow) descent, but I don't know exactly why I don't use it much anymore. It's just not fun or worth my time like it used to be.
I couldn't agree more, Microsoft still has a chance to own the corporate side. If they buy RIM, there is a chance for leverage down the road to fight the consumer battle. As it stands, they are just fighting the tide.
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I hope the seller takes the buyer to small claims court. They should be forced to pay for a replacement violin. "but PayPal told me to do it" should not be a valid defense.
It does say "in our sole discretion," though... Which is pretty much "whatever we think is reasonable."

So there's that.
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Really? I think most people in the know suspected (at the very least) that Android's openness and price tag was going to make it a winner with manufacturer's and carriers. Remember that iPhone was AT&T exclusive and every other US carrier was scrambling for a "solution".

More importantly, when Android came out, the bottom of the market was still wide-open as was the more niche market of people who wanted an open phone. That's the point the article is making. WP didn't come out too late after the iPhone or Android, it came out too late after BOTH.
How exactly will they do that without developer support and with mobile hardware that is already a year old at launch for their "high-end" devices?
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I say this as a copyright minimalist: the comparison to used bookstores is a bit disingenuous, for two reasons.

The fact that used bookstores exist, and that you can sell old books means that a new book is worth not just the value derived from reading it, but also the price you can get from selling it when you are done. In theory this reflected in a slightly higher initial price of purchase. (Not all readers will sell, of course, but some will, and the ability to do so should matter on the margin.)

The used book is also a substitute for a new book. Buying a used book increases the price, driving people who would buy the used version to buy the new one instead and at equilibrium raises the prices for the new version as well. In theory, of course.
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Personally I think they should have gone after the enterprise and business users. They should have attacked RIM and they should have strengthened their own position in areas like point of sale, medical, inventory, and so on.

It's too late now for the business users (a surprising number of corporate shops are supporting (or looking to support) iphones).

As for POS/Medical/Inventory..it continues to be an ignored market segment which is, unbelievably, still best served by pre WP7 windows devices.
Android phones are not at a "me too" price point compared to iPhones.
Android appeared in a world where there was only one company making an OS for one phone, with no other competition in the "touchscreen smartphone market".

WP7 arrives in a world that is saturated by both Android phones and iPhones. Not the same thing at all. I'd say it's more like Linux arriving after Windows already dominated the market.
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IMO, what would be really ideal is the following goal
- An attacker who has access to the server database and also is watching the network traffic should not be able to impersonate the client(user) later.

The double hashing scheme doesn't achieve this. Since hash(password) is stored in the server DB, the attacker can just copy that and use it to login later. He just needs the hash, not the plain-text password to compute what the server asks for during authentication.

The above goal can be achieved by public-key cryptography. Its just like SSL working in reverse - server authenticating
the client/user based on user's private key. The practicality of assigning a private key to every user is a different matter though :)
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Presumably, success is companies with a positive return.

Which is, of course, an inane thing to take the averages for. Survivorship bias means the answer is useless.

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