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Hmm, here's an interesting reddit plea: http://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/odbwc/why_dont_ot...
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(My email's in my profile if you'd rather discuss it offline.)
Going dark is only effective if:
1) the fact that you are going dark is going to make a difference to a great number of people and prompt enough of them to act on it
2) your audience is not aware on the issue and needs to be and you have not found a better way to do it.

For HN, I believe that it won't make a huge difference to anyone if HN shuts down for one day, and as many people pointed out before, many HNers are well aware of the SOPA and going dark will not bring much further awareness.

For Google or Facebook, both 1 and 2 would prove worth acting on it. Reddit, maybe since they have a huge following & traffic. HN, clearly no point.

Rather than going dark, HNers would/should participate to the reddit initiative by voting up more SOPA related posts on the day Reddit goes dark, since HN is a contents hub. That would be way more productive.
As a college student myself, I see/hear many variations of this idea all the time from people. My reaction is the same every time: you are competing for students' time, and they have barely any discretionary amount of it that they'd be willing to spend on things like this. College students eat, sleep, drink, socialize, have jobs, and occasionally study. I'm not sure why people think students will make time for attending product demos and experimenting with new products.
does it support any kind of CTags?
If say a well known media organization says, "You should let me use this photo for free, because I will give you credit and that might help you get business later"

Why won't the "well-known media organization" pay what the photo is worth? Almost by definition they can afford to. If they still negotiate in this manner, that is an insult. No?
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The whole point of blacking out is to educate the masses and I think that pretty much on HN would already know. Better off trying to mobilise the HN community to tell others.
There are Sublime Packages that do, but I don't think it's built-in support.
Good input. As a college student as well, I wouldn't expect any of my peers to attend something like this for free either.

I believe the key to this, however, lies in a good business model that pays the students for their time and input. Many students are strapped on time, but I'd be willing to wager even more are strapped on cash.

Ultimately, my concern at the moment is not whether students would be interested, but whether startups would be interested. What do you think?
/bin/sh is probably a symlink to something other than bash though. It's not using any features/functions of the shell other than to execute scala. It's a stretch calling that a script.
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This is such a great editor. Each update adds things I really appreciate. (How did I ever live without indent guides?)

I've been working in XCode so much lately that I've gotten really used to this style of autocomplete, so this update is very welcome.
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That is some refreshingly clear thinking.

If I remember right, Jaron Lanier's "You are not a Gadget" [1] makes similar points.

[1] http://www.jaronlanier.com/gadgetwebresources.html
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Yah, I guess that makes sense - although it's not what you said before.
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If 'democratically elected' is a description that can be applied to the method via which Bush Junior made it to office then your question becomes even more ludicrous.
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According to the article, the Chinese government was partially responsible for stopping this project, not start it to "increase the GDP."

Regardless, whatever China's economic strategy, it seems to be working quite well and not just "for a while." This project was started/abandoned over a decade ago and China is still experiencing close to double digit GDP growth every year.

Giving away free jobs or free money is actually not such a ridiculous proposition. If the recipients actually use that money, whoever they spend it on now just got more business and can in turn employ more people, who will use their paychecks to buy other things and thus continue the economic cycle. The public works jobs in the New Deal and the rebate checks in 2008 are a couple examples of this in practice in the US.
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Contrary to your claim, lowball bids are often considered insulting.

Smart negotiators don't use them unless they're willing to accept the fallout that results from this; such as hurt feelings, and the potential loss of all negotiation power because the other individual was insulted by what they felt was bad-faith negotiation.

It's a great strategy if you don't care about relationships and if you don't care about your reputation. It's a terrible strategy in the real world.
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Money and college students always mix well, but it doesn't apply to events like this, which classify as thinly veiled marketing, however informative they may end up being.

Even if you pay ppl $15 to sit for an hour, it won't be worth it to you or the startups involved. Why? Because 70% of that audience would be people who would've come out of interest even if you paid them nothing. The other 30% would be ppl in it solely for the money, texting friends or on Facebook.

I trust you've seen the attention span of students during a lecture - the ratio of interested to distracted is even worse. Money doesn't necessarily trump other factors like basic interest level.
What I really miss in all these fast small editors is the quick-jump features that actually analyze the code and let me do things like

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2) Quick find of the function/method definition across the whole project. Eclipse does this as well (Ctrl + R).

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I really wish Emacs had smooth scrolling, indent guides and that Minimap. Those are some killer features that you can't just implement in Emacs' scripting language.

edit: minimap exists! (Obviously only in GUI Emacs)

Animated sub-line scrolling probably requires hacking the Emacs source. Indent guides might be possible just in elisp, but I don't know how good they would look.
One thing Google can do instead of a total blackout is a black background google . Instead of its white zen background, if they go total black , people would be interested why this change and will read why google did this. Blocking will only make people go for another search engine.
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> I don't really see how that's a hack.

Because if you switch encoding you need to modify the code. All languages actually supporting utf-8 use the very same functions whatever the encoding is, eventually you simply need to declare that you're using utf-8 but that's all.
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One does not preclude the other. You can both continue leveraging your experience in the mastered language when developing serious stuff and experiment aside with another language to discover new approaches and patterns to solving problems, which you can often reinvest in the mastered language.
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Ask HN:  Why Facebook or Google?  Do what SOPA would do...
From my understanding SOPA will make sites go dark by doing dns blocking. Wouldn't it make sense to convince even a small number of dns server operators to show support or solidarity?

It might be a hard sell, some dns server operators have pretty serious contracts and SLAs, but even getting a small handful of more flexible providers (Universities, non-profits, OpenDNS, maybe that one small part of Google, etc) would have a massive effect. Having them return the IP address of a single anti-SOPA site for all requests would cause huge swaths of the internet to become anti-SOPA in the eyes of the general public. Can you imagine if even one root server joined in?

There are some obvious downsides and issues, but I think those could be worked out creatively;

-- You may not want to disrupt non-http traffic (email, IM, WoW, etc), because the user would have no idea what went wrong. Not sure if theres an easy technical solution to hover this aspect.

-- The dns poisoning might last for days, so maybe that just means they are only going to do 30 minutes of true darkness in solidarity -- counting the residual dns poisoning as the day.

-- If it can be isolated to HTTP and you wanted to play nice, the single anti-SOPA site could redirect to the original site somehow (but I'm not sure how since dns is wrong).

Is this worth thinking about more or pursuing with dns experts or server operators?
I strongly disagree with this.

The point of the protest is not only to let your regulars know (as you pointed out, they already know) but to let the world knows.

How?

When all the tech sites go dark, one can say: look, the entire tech community is strongly opposed to this thing, just look at these sites <insert list of links to high profile technology websites>.
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I'm confused, doesn't it already have auto-complete? Mine's been doing that for a while now. What's new about this?
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> Jump the the function/method definition

for scripting languages, define a function as concatenated string in eval(), how could you find the function definition, without actually run the script for once?

Even if you run the script once, what if there is a delete_file() function you accidently called?

So do we need to implement a sandboxed VM in order to find definition, theoretical perfectly speaking?
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I agree. This seems like a very expensive solution to a problem that really doesn't exist.
The world doesn't give a toss or have an iota of awareness about HN.

Blacking out HN would be like switching off your computer in the privacy of your own home. Nobody knows or cares. All that would achieve is to remove an important vector for communication and information spread in the tech community.
> you can't just implement in Emacs' scripting language.

you can't implement minimap in CLI. It's a GUI concept.
You can do this in emacs with etags and etags-select.el. ctags works with vim.
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Try Opera Mini. Not everyone likes it on iOS, though, but when you zoom in it will nicely reformat the text so you don't neet to scroll.
Was hoping for some sidebar love in the new theme (file and folder icons, renaming files in place), but the changes seem good so far.
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This is very convenient and not having this was the reason for still having TextMate around.
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If there's a day chosen on which anti-SOPA sites are urged to black out (which there is), I feel like HN would be obligated to comply based on the sentiments of the community toward the bill.

And so what if HNers know about SOPA? It's the action that counts. A page with information on how to contact your representative would be more effective here than on most sites, given all the relatively active, well-spoken, and well-informed SOPA opponents on HN.

If you do say no to a blackout, please offer a better alternative. It'd be depressing if the bill passed and we didn't do our best to stop it.
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I still prefer a simple shell script for these use cases. Here's a snippet for the translated file size calculation:

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Why Hulu? It's not like it accepts user generated content besides comments.
Yes: https://github.com/SublimeText/CTags
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The great thing about ST2's autocompletion is that it is totally extensible, allowing you to hack your own completion routines.

I wrote an indexer for Objective-J code last year, that scans a set of folders (which can include the Cappuccino frameworks if you like) and creates a completion index of all the class names, methods, functions, etc. It was trivial to make an ST2 plugin that completes using that data.

The abilitity to write your own autocompletion plugins for the freaky/obscure kinds of files you use really rocks. Even without heavy-duty semantic analysis of the code, you can get 90% of the way there and it is really useful.

The main problem right now is that the UI is still too narrow. Voting this issue up could help get that fixed:

http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/85632-need-the-complet...
Now now, let's not be hasty. Here's a text-mode app with thumbnails across the bottom of the screen:

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Or just don't offer click navigation on functions defined in eval(). Acceptable trade off.
That's such an edge case. I've never seen anybody defining functions in evals, especially as concatenated strings.
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There are many other sites that will black out, not just HN... Reddit itself is follower #50 or so.
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NO! The crowd here seems more informed than the general public. Nice thought, a bit unnecessary.
Curious. What category do they block it as a part of?
Anyone using this editor should install this plugin first:

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Blacking out a relatively unknown website as HN is not going to work.

But what about not using the internet on SOPA day? That would make a statement. If all tech companies just stopped using the internet for one day, people might get a little idea of what the internet means to us and how our work with internet is related to our customers.
Why ask us? Just split test and let the users decide.

I think I would like to combine #1 and #2, though, if I had to choose without user data. I think that's because #1 is very simple and elegant but #2 does better at drawing attention to the call to action.