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Here's how someone on urbandictionary differentiates the terms (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=geek):

................ Technical ...... Social

Title ............ Skills ......... Skills

---------- ---------------- ------------

Normie ......... No ............. Yes

Geek ........... Yes ............. Yes

Nerd ............ Yes ............. No

Dork ............ No .............. No
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You stop working for that company and work for one better able to adapt to changing technology/society.
From the comments, I get that this is about cooking food for human(s) in batches.

From the title, I thought of the "rocket science nerds" that are often mentioned here, and guessed that this was about some DIY approach to producing small quantities of actual rocket fuel at home. That fuel would then be pooled in order to help with rocket engine testing and development.

That felt cool, but I guess not, then. :)
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I'm convinced Photoshop is intentionally easy to pirate. They make money from business customers, and everyone willing to pay, and because it's essentially free for people unwilling to pay, there isn't much room for a competitor.
That shouldn't happen if the algorithm correctly understands ads verses content.
Looks like someone trying to take advantage of the situation - the login and register buttons don't do anything.
You are right. There we go, giving the SOPA supporters, some excellent excuses to picture the Internet as a wild land that needs to be civilized through more laws and control.

When fighting in the politics game, you have to be VERY clever and cold. You don't have to act guided by anger or impulse. Be smarter than them.
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They were derogatory in their use because they trivialized the fact that these "nerds" are really just experts.
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I can see learning a lot more than that. For instance, my takeaways would be:

(a) This a global company, and distance is irrelevant. Whether it's the other side of campus, or the other side of the world, if you need to be there now, you need to be there now. So go.

(b) At this level, budget is not an issue. Nor are aggravating details like travel authorizations, expense accounts, etc. Seriously, just get on with it.

(c) Your staff better be ready to to deal with this, in that they need to be dialed in well enough to cover for anything you need at a moment's notice - including your suddenly being in Beijing. That is to say, you need a deep bench. So spend the money to build a deep bench. And when you have it, use it freely.

(d) This company is the opposite of complacent, and doesn't take its success for granted. Thinking or acting like you can't miss is a sure way to get fired. On the other hand, having the brass to be the right person in the right place at the right time is a great recipe for success. Be that person.

(e) 'Executive' is derived from 'execute', and that's what your boss really values. You've got the power. Now use it.

I can see all of this adding up to an extraordinarily liberating sense. For Khan, it was clearly a word to the wise.
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Perhaps in addition to what he said, sure. If I had to choose to use just one of the two, however, I'd definitely go with his "they're called experts" remark.
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If memory serves, it's even easier than that: the version currently being distributed comes pointed at the CnC channel by default.
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So you're saying that since the difference in PC game sales versus consoles can be accounted for primarily by piracy (not difference in demand), and that PC game sales are 10% of console sales--that 9 times as many people pirate PC games as buy them?

That doesn't take into account that many of the pirates wouldn't have purchased the game if piracy wasn't an option. If we consider that, then we'd need many more pirates, maybe twice as many (18 times as many pirates than purchasers in total), to account for the lower PC sales.
No, I know about bookmarks, but still, it's all about multiple heads. In mercurial branches, if you merge someone's work on the same bookmark as you did, you get new anonymous head. That head gets it's bookmark lost, since bookmark can only point to one changeset, that's why this bookmarks mechanism fits mercurial not too good.

While in mercurial native branching, you are allowed to get multiple heads in one branch, which from one point of view is frustrating, but from another is natural (since you really were both working on the same branch at the same time).

In Git they tried to solve this problem by origins system, but now, when I worked with both, I find mercurial branches to be the simplest concept that is easier to explain than git's origins.

The only big problem with mercurial branches is their speed, but I think that it can be solved (algorithms are not so complex to make it fast).
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This is really simple, and also a tasty one-dish meal that makes for great leftovers.

[Aside: Last week, I made a batch with 6 cups of brown rice, 6 eggs, and 1 lb of bacon. My friend came over, and while I napped for a few hours, she literally ate the entire batch of fried rice. I have no idea how a 120 lb woman was capable of this, but at least it shows the recipe is tasty!]
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Before that, it was affordable cars, it changed how people live, work and relax.

Before that TV.

Before that the discovery of the nuclear bomb, nuclear energy, the world would be never the same.

Before that penicillin, filtered water(no diseases in water), radio, telephone, polymers, natural gas pipes, electric light...
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Oh, agreed. Just the thought of politicians calling people names is so crazy to me, is all.
I wonder how this will interact with responsive web design?
Please can you post the bugzilla bug number for this?
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"If Google+ is opted in by default on Android now...

...I think this is the case with ICS"

A Google+ account is created from any account I use to log into ICS? Have you a link which confirms this?

I use a pseudonymous account on my Android phone.
>grand total of $141,610 in revenue for the album, and more likely than not, the production costs met or exceeded that revenue.

Then the business model needs to change. $100K+ is way more than enough to produce an album with modern technology, and it's only going to get cheaper. Music doesn't make as much money as it used to, there isn't room for dozens of middlemen siphoning off the inefficiencies.
Maybe it is the replacenent of printed photos with screen viewing that was as disruptive as the digital camera. Since 2000 pretty much everyone has a portable display, laptop or phone, that can display photos. Before then that wasn't the case, and people still thought printing digital photos was going to be a viable business.
this is like recipes for doing machine learning, not deep enough.
Nothing to do with "not cool". It's their customer service.

I'd love to use PayPal price wise, but I just don't trust them. I feel like at any time they can freeze my funds, have final decisions made by very low ranking support staff (with no ability to escalate) and lack of accountability (sure, I can go to FSA, but how much company time will that cost me? They should govern themselves fairly first).

Just search for the recent "Paypal Regretsy" and "PayPal violin" and tell me you trust them with your business. [edit] oh, and this one http://christianowens.com/post/15771850658/my-recent-experie...
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My point is that with this and iSSH, iPad + a keyboard could be a serious alternative to a traditional laptop for many types of programming tasks.
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Well you've obviously got a better working grasp of names and dates than I do, but I think you're mistaking precision for accuracy.

The Statute of Anne vested the copy monopoly explicitly in the author. Prior to that, guild members had the exclusive "right" to "copy" a manuscript, yes--but first they had to individually purchase the license to do so, from the author.

This is what I mean when I say that copyright (in the modern, IP sense) ultimately accrued to the author. There was not much time following Gutenberg when it was legal for printers to copy whatever the heck they wanted. Recognition of authorship was a social norm that predated the printing press, and was very soon incorporated into the regulation of the new technology.

To return to my broader point, try this thought experiment. Take snapshots of copying technology and IP law at 50 year intervals up to today. It doesn't matter if you start at 1450 or 1709. What you will find is that over time the marginal cost of copying has declined, and the legal protection of an author's IP has strengthened. Yet you're trying to argue that for some reason that trend will suddenly reverse. I don't see why it would.
> you probably won't know your restrictions until you've already put in the work

Do people really start putting significant effort into projects without thinking about legal issues, distribution, etc.? (I don't consider downloading an app and creating a two page test book as 'significant effort')
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> …these bills are still very much on track to become law. All the post mortems today aren't communicating that very well.

From the article: At this rate PIPA would pass.

To me, that sentence seems rather clear.
And how about filesonic.com, hotfile.com, fileserve.com, wupload.com and hundreds of other sites that follows the same megaupload model?
'piracy' is about control and the failure of the media industry to manage their product. Megaupload's only crime is to be outside of that control. I just don't understand why the media industry makes a product it can't control - perhaps they should be making something else?
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The joke is on them, however. "Nerds" always win in the end.

This whole SOPA thing - or variations thereof - will only be small hiccup in the grand scheme of things. The advancement of technology and its ensuing freedom will trump any current setbacks. When the older generations move on and those who have grown up with the power of technology at their fingertips are in power, who have relatively open minds and understand the freedoms that technology provides, I think we'll really see some accelerated progression in both tech and overall quality of life for everyone.

We should definitely continue to try to pave the way for future generations and reduce these setbacks, but I believe the fact still remains that freedom through technology is inevitable. It may take another couple of centuries of dealing with ignorant politicians, general closed-mindedness, and corporation unwillingness to innovate and change with the times... but we'll get there. I just wish we could live to see it.

I'm afraid future generations won't appreciate it like we would.
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I don't think you understand -- they're only restricting what you can do with the output of the program, not your content itself. You're free to copy/paste it into any other tool and distribute the output of that tool.
I think the salience of the article is in how Megaupload became conspicuous after their ad campaign. That made them a focal point of the entertainment industry's wrath.
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Lispish: ( if ( > a b ) 'foo 'bar )

JSON: [[ "if" [ ">" a b ] "foo" "bar" ]

If you are writing code then I'd go for the Lisp approach, for general purpose data then these days I'd go with JSON.
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Much of the same. Most indexers these days allow a proximity search. So you can expand out "foo.bar" into the search "foo << *bar".

It is less likely to pick up things like "fooabar" but assuming there are still results like "foomanchu bar" they will be found. Also assuming the default for your proximity search is OR logic you should still pick up "foobar" eventually.

As for the other case you will naturally find all sorts of things that match. But as with the method in the article the more information you give it the closer a match you will find.

I don't know if the best/worst case is any better then the linked but it does work reasonably well.
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Personally, even though I had a premium account, what worries me the most is the precedent this sets. I think everyone should be worried.
You have the link in your Gmail, not the original file. The link just wouldn't work. This is comparing apples to oranges.
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How not to die if your business model is (borderline) illegal:

-delete your chat logs and email
-don't have sensitive(incriminating, personal) information in logs at all (see 37sig story)
-don't use your own (illegal) product
-"outsource" the code to a "separate" entity, obfuscate it, claim ignorance and trade secret
-donate to senators, judges, prosecutors, presidents

All pretty obvious, I'm sure you can think of more, if your Mazerati depends on it.
Kodak needed to shift from film and printing accessories to hardware / software manufacture.

Kodak never really managed that transition, they should have been competing with Canon, Nikon, and Adobe. They had the resources to give it a shot, but they never took a serious one.
I think the real problem may have been the margins they were making off film and film processing. a friend was wondering why neither canon nor nikon had any trouble making the shift, but afaik, they did not have big film or processing businesses to "protect".
I disagree with this post entirely, and think these error messages are great. They show remorse.

Which email would you rather get after working a week on a presentation to a client with your partner:

a)

just got a call that the client signed with another firm.

b)

just got a call that the client signed with another firm :(

one of these shows the disappointment and the fact that you poured a week into this work and were shot in the back (assume the client didn't even mention another firm in the picture), one of these doesn't.

show remorse in your error messages, like a human.
Oh, thank you. This is my favourite form of ego-surfing. It's so nice to see my code, uploaded by someone else, modified and used in different ways. It's nice to think it could outlive me.
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Your example ignores the potential positive effect of piracy on sales. It's likely that at least some of the pirates purchased the game because they liked it. It's also likely that all the extra people playing it contributed to the publicity.
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That post is a ridiculous misrepresentation of what happened. Assange went to police and they said the case was going to be dropped and he could go. Then he left because he had other places to be.

Post flagged for spreading misinformation.
This had nothing to do with GNOME, it was a bug in X that affected any lock application.
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Following the examples in the blog post, seems like the author would translate the following JSON expressions:

{'a': 1}
{'a': [1]}
['a' 1]
['a' [1]]

into this:

('a' 1)

Isn't that ambiguous? Or, do they need to be demarcated using special tokens (e.g. a for array and o for object) like this?

{'a': 1} => (o ('a' 1))
{'a': [1]} => (o ('a' (a 1)))

If that's the case, nested arrays would require more characters to encode in S-expression than in JSON.

['a',['b',['c',['d',['e']]]]]

vs

(a 'a' (a 'b' (a 'c' (a 'd' (a 'e')))))
He meant that you've downloaded the video file and attached it to some email in gmail.
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Your argument is valid, but barely so, which is where it becomes a moral or ethical issue. It's like saying that Microsoft can assert a copyright claim and distribution rights over any presentation made with Powerpoint, simply because their bullet point image is Microsoft material and any presentation, no matter how original, is a derivative work. Technically valid, but if they tried to enforce that I'd wouldn't be supporting them.
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What does that have to do with anything? Most Iranians DON'T speak Arabic. The ones who do are in the tiny Ahwaz region and many of them refuse to call themselves Iranis.
> The cell phone alone is the most fundamental change in society in human history

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I'm afraid they won't stop until they control all horizontal digital communication between people. This includes sites like YouTube, forums, social network sites, everything that makes the internet "alive".

The control mechanisms needed to enforce copyright are the same as those needed to prevent freedom of communication between people. If they get their way, they will be invasive in every aspect of human communication. That is not compatible with a democracy.

Fundamental values are at stake here.
This hole is apparently being patched by Facebook right now. It has already been exploited. This forum thread might be deleted (previous thread about the photo security hole I publicized by posting here from the same forum was eventually deleted http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3318652). As with the December's photo security hole, I don't believe this bug has been publicized anywhere else besides that forum and now here. It also has been noticed accidentally, without any purposeful hacking.
another negative sentence: "you can just point the branch pointer back at the previous commit with git reset --hard HEAD@{1}"

just? Wtf is HEAD@{1} ?

That might be simple, but as usual, only if you know a lot about git.

As a casual git user this annoys me; Even when doing basic stuff I often have to read a long blog-post about how git works internally. I can't remember having this problem when I was a casual Mercurial user.
What about soap? (And other cleanliness inventions)

Or the transistor?
I agree the OTA needs to be reestablished, but that won't eliminate the corrupting power of money in politics. Unfortunately that is the real problem. Media companies can continue to push through these types of laws year after year, and until their influence is either countered or mitigated, we will continue to see more SOPA-like laws in the future.

Lawrence Lessig, the guy behind the Creative Commons, realized this and changed his views away from modernizing copyright to pushing congressional reform. His new blog talks more about this (http://lessig.tumblr.com)
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Would libgit2 improve this situation for you? It comes with a linking exception which should keep you on the safe side.

Sadly, most of the network stuff is not or only partially implemented yet, such as clone and push. They have an example for 'fetch', though.
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Exactly. Thanks for making it clear.
> My feeling with the bad groups is that coming into office hours, they've already decided what they're going to do and everything I say is being put through an internal process in their heads, which either desperately tries to munge what I've said into something that conforms with their decision or just outright dismisses it and creates a rationalization for doing so. They may not even be conscious of this process but that's what I think is happening when you say something to bad groups and they have that glazed over look. I don't think it's confusion or lack of understanding per se, it's this internal process at work.

This sounds suspiciously like a rousing game of "Why Don't You/Yes But". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transactional_analysis#Why_Don....
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