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I didn't realize i'd changed the same way until i read your synopsis of your situation. Thanks.

Growing up, effort was given a back seat to my natural intelligence. Also, too much praise early on can trip you up in the RealWorld.
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The school is at fault. Schools are spineless.

My brother dealt with bullying at school a few years ago.

Constant harassment, abuse, the usual. He would hate going to school, and come home crying. On the weekends, he would disappear at times and we would have to call the police to help us find him, as he told us he was going to jump into oncoming traffic.

1) The privately paid school he went to had a "Zero tolerance" bullying policy. They did not act on it.

2) The kid(s) who were part of the bullying were eventually pulled aside and asked to stop the harassment, yet continued to do so.

3) After the problem was known about by teachers, students and staff, nothing of value was ever done. The bullying continued, just more passively now.

So he changed schools. Now he's just graduated, and he's happy to be done.

--

Why are schools so SPINELESS? Where is the expulsion of these kids who think its all fun and games?

Why do schools seem to try everything in their power to keep the bad kids in, and force the good kids out?

Where is the spine and values people should hold, especially at a school in charge of children's welfare and education, at a time like this? It's pathetic.
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New Media Campaigns put together a pretty good mobile site with some apis: http://hn.gethifi.com/#/
There's actually an open source app which functions similarly to super-memo, but uses an older spaced repetition algorithm and doesn't quite have the same feature set. Its called Anki (http://www.ankisrs.net), and its been a godsend for both myself and many friends who learn Japanese.

The thing I found interesting in this article is that switching contexts actually increases the amount you can learn. From what I understand, this would mean studying grammar, character reading/production and vocabulary at the same time would be beneficial. I never quite understood why this was the case before, even though people have told me it is so.
Thanks! I'll share this feedback with the team. FWIW, we work very hard to "play well with others". For example, there's an example of Kendo UI integration with Knockout here:

http://demos.kendoui.com/web/integration/index.html

There's also an example of Kendo UI integration with jQuery templates here:

http://demos.kendoui.com/web/integration/jquery-templates.ht...

EDIT: I do not have a mustache but I do like mustache.js.
Agree with your thoughts on the concepts identified, very hard to measure. (especially in terms of the balance sheet or other financial reporting)

Another example of a company that seems to manage to manage innovation is 3M. They've got a history of unveiling innovative products each decade without fail and have grown steadily over the years. Often under-rated IMO.
I think you are asking for annotations. I was working on it but I left it for something else.

On live streaming, I don't know if that is the path I want to take as there are other tools doing the same thing.

Thanks for your insights.
Content-addressable storage concepts can be quite valuable. See git, for example.

Using MD5 for this is undeniably a bad habit, of course. Just use the output of an SHA-2 function, even if you have to truncate it to 128 bits. Anything to get people to stop using MD5.
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I would say yes and no. Bootstrapping in itself is not a bad thing I don't think, but at the same time, if you want to succeed with your venture, you have to fully commit at some stage.
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Please let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to assist. In the meanwhile, there's a healthy number of threads happening on our forums:

http://www.kendoui.com/forums.aspx

Lots of Q&A's worth checking out.

Kendo UI Mobile is currently in Beta but I would encourage you to check it out and send us your feedback:

http://kendo.uservoice.com/

Alternatively, send your questions to @KendoUI on Twitter.
I'm going to go against the grain here, and argue that "normal" is irrelevant - "desired" is the target here.

If people want themselves/their children to think/act a certain way, and this opinion is widespread, then it's completely valid to treat that as the target, even if 90% of the people in society need to be chemically modified to make them act that way.

Evolution isn't perfect, and at no point has it tried to optimize for happiness, it only goes for reproductive success, which we as individuals don't care too much about, at least in the short term. If there are interventions that we can impose that better optimize for happiness than letting us exist naturally would, we have no reason to avoid these interventions.

That said, I have no idea what the optimal desired mental function would look like...
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Maybe you missed the OpenSSH 4.9 release? http://www.openssh.com/txt/release-4.9

Since then, it is easy to setup a chroot'ed account which easily acts like an ftp server. Have a look at ChrootDirectory and the internal-sftp subsystem.
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>Notice the slides that thinks the connection between C/Java and Haskell is that C/Java programmers envy Haskell, and take ideas from it. No envy or ideas ever flow the other way.

If you had actually watched the talk, you would have noticed that that's not the case at all.
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This is the next wave of technology. It solves so many fundamental problems. I can't wait to have a few GiB of MRAM in a workstation.

Load/store architectures may go away due to this. Imagine 32Gb of CPU registers.
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Maybe you should go with ssh if you need a secure ftp replacement: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3526713
You should also send the HTML5 features supported by the browser via modernizr or something. Very easy to implement on your end and will be a huge timesaver in debugging javascript.
Another problem with increasing resolution - it makes everything more resource intensive. If you can't see the difference - it's burning more energy, or programs/games running slower for nothing.
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The post mentions concurrent hash tables for C++. Any ideas on which implementation they use? Or are they written in-house?
> JVM byte code to Python byte code translator

Yes; or a JVM that starts up faster, and split the code between them in the same way.

I'm assuming there's a fundamental trade-off between startup delay and average speed, or we'd have had an instant option long ago. Um, if the problem is loading etc jars, this mightn't work.

But one could still detect byte-code calls with hard-coded string arguments (for "--help" and text) and compile that to python.
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I think it's a bit misleading. jQueryMobile is an official part of jQuery as is jQuery UI, and validation while considered a plugin is ostensibly "official" as the author is a jQueryUI core committer. So while Kendo might be operating under one GPL licensed roof, in the end if you consider all "Official" jQuery projects as one project, they offer a lot more and a MIT license!
I know you mentioned those projects as "See etc." but in my mind at least, it's just a question of marketing semantics of what should be considered one project.
So what "caused a bit of a stir" was a tax status?
Gibberish link-bait.
It only said it wad RAM speed, not register or cache speed. There are speed of light constraints in the memory hierarchy too surely?
It's more that different places use different versions that gets me. I have wrote a bunch of importers for sales an nearly all of them list the date time differently. Very few affiliate networks have used either a timestamp or the standards based datetime.
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It's somewhat of a moot point but since you capitalized "owns" in your post I thought I should point out that the merger still hasn't happened[1][2].

[1]http://androidandme.com/2012/01/news/motorola-provides-an-up...

[2]http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/248815/acquisi...
"At present, the endurance of DRAM is effectively a lifetime of usage"

Liked the article, but that's a self-referencing statement
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The point is, for many of us, the best way to “memorize” things is to explicitly avoid trying to memorize them, and focus instead on understanding context and connections between things – after you’ve had to call up the same idea 5 or 10 times because it was related to something else you were learning about, recall just comes along.

Examples I’ve often seen used by proponents of rote learning include multiplication tables and spelling lists. I’m better at mental arithmetic than almost everyone I know, and I almost never misspell words, not because I spent any effort memorizing lists of them (indeed, I completely refused to do this as a 9-year-old, because it bored the crap out of me), but because I’ve spent more time in exploratory play with the relationships between numbers than they have, and have spent lots of time reading, doing close textual analyses for my own edification, trying to write tight fluid prose, and playing with various kinds of poetry, etc.

I’m convinced that rote memorization is promoted as a pedagogical tool because it is cheap and easy and requires little effort from teachers and schools, more than because it’s particularly effective. Then again, everyone learns differently, and I know some people who are incredible at chewing through lists of facts once quickly and dredging them back up effortlessly months later. YMMV.
I am using netclusive, but I think they only have a German language site. Others and with English site are Server4you or Hetzner.
It may be Hetzner (Germany). They have a 45 € root server with i7 quadcore, 16 Gb RAM, 2 x 3 Tb Disk (link: http://www.hetzner.de/hosting/produktmatrix/rootserver-produ...). I'm very content with what they provide, even good/friendly support.
At least in the research I've done, it seems MLS data is very fragmented (regional MLS groups) and the industry is fairly protective of it.

I think your best bet is to start local and team up with an agent/broker so you can access things like flexmls. Even then, be prepared to pay.
I have to agree with you, I generally find those link-bite "everything you blabla is wrong" titles rather offensive.
It a) does not say anything about the content of the article, b) actually insults the reader in a blatant way and c) is a very cheap, offensive and apparently "hip" way of ruthlessly longing for click-throughs. I do not understand how titles like those keep getting up-votes and I feel quite sorry for authors writing good/ok articles and their bosses choosing horrible headings.
I am sorry for the "off-topic" rant but it reached a tipping point for me.
Just FYI (and for anyone else): The canonical URL is news.ycombinator.com and not hackerne.ws

so: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2901156
A memristor is a smaller and simpler component than once register cell. Due to this, leakage and speed of light are less of an issue than the current techology. I wouldn't expect replacement for a decade though.
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Allows you to grep filename and/or contents recursively from current dir and then easily select from a numbered list to open files in vim. Exit vim and the loop to open files continues, or you can enter a new query. Can't get it to work on OS X yet. Any patches for that (or anything else) are welcome.
Perhaps they meant a human lifetime.
I've heard of transcranial magnetic stimulation, but not direct current stimulation. Can anyone give us a rundown of the difference in results?
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I also heavily use Anki for learning (Japanese). Although you can learn all sorts of things very efficiently with it once you get into the habit of using it.
The program is great, it comes with >free< syncing/online backup, provides an iOS/Mac/Linux/Win/Android/Maemo client and a slick browser interface.
A social network that bases itself on the idea that by default you're "friends" with everybody should not have any barrier to entry, by the basic philosophy of the thing.

If I can't see why I might want to join without joining, I'm not going to join, plain and simple.
Hahahha. Good one
The line between "fun and games" and "damaging" is very grey and differs widely from administrator to administrator. I know a lot of people (and I'm sure there are a lot of teachers/administrators) who harbor the "harden up and get over it" viewpoint.

Legislating out bullying, while a productive first step, will not make it go away. It's the conflation of factors that tell young kids that "gay = wrong/weak/unmanly"--parents, media, peers, etc. Of course it should be our mission to make schools a safe place for kids, but that's only a part of the solution. Many kids live in homophobic home environments, engage in extracurriculars (namely, sports) that are typically more homophobic, or have role models that reinforce homophobia (some religions are this way).

In order to cultivate safe spaces, schools do need:

-to call out bigotry wherever it is (zero tolerance policies that are actually enforced)

-to give teachers and administrators sensitivity training

-counseling, resources, and positive role models

-specifically designated LGBT safe spaces

And keep in mind that things have gotten a lot better for LGBT kids in school. Just ten years ago a lot of this stuff was simply shrugged off and pinned on kids who "couldn't handle" a "normal" amount of bullying.
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not sure if they implemented this in this mv?p but there is a trivial and at the same time incredibly unused solution: just add a checkbox "post anonimously" next to every interaction form.
Some language make it a lot easier, of course.
Back when Facebook was still wet behind the ears, before the whole apps platform was created, such "power user" features were occasionally available... via SQL injection. Ah, those were simpler times.
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I used to think that the ordinary people were being made into the Eloi by technological progress. They'd live in an artificial welfare world and occasionally the rich would "eat" them.

Now I think its the 1% who are Eloi. They live in an artificial paradise as the heads of monopolies and old-guard businesses, but every once in a while, we eat one of them.
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I do hope Google Plus is not the future of blogging. Much better to have stylized, distributed hosting with distributed syndicated commenting than the monotonous (and Safari on iPhone crashing) Google Plus.
This is not a straight brute-force attack. I don't know how well it parallelizes, but Marc is aware of the existence of GPUs. (Also, it takes a few weeks. No point in messing around with CUDA...)
A central point in the article was that there may not be a clear cut distinction between good kids and bad kids, and that prematurely forcing that delineation on kids has un-intended consequences.

In high school and college I had some nasty things said to me. But I also said some overly harsh words that I wouldn't have said had I been more mature. While a harsh word from an administrator wouldn't have been out of the question, I shudder to think where my life would have gone had I been expelled.
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Thank you all for your feedback..
Thanks, they weren't there when I posted. Will look into that.
What in the article suggests that these social networking sites are relaxing their terms for the FBI?
While it's no Dropbox, TinyLetter's launch was a Show HN. MailChimp bought it a few months ago.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1829101
This is incredibly lazy writing for someone who is not only a researcher but a PhD. Instead of a well-researched piece with citations and supporting evidence, we get a half-assed questions-instead-of-answers style "reporting" using several inflammatory "questions" which are fleshed out with anecdotal, emotional and unsupported musings.

Especially link-baity by asking if the It Gets Better project is causing harm to children. I can see the religious right warming up their copy-paste commands.

danah boyd, if you really want to do something constructive, do some damn research. Which is your job title. This piece does nothing to advance our actual knowledge of bullying and suicide.
It's not best practice (use bcrypt/PBKDF2/scrypt), but there are no known or suspected attacks on that construction and the original article does not seem likely to help in finding one.
Agreed on all points. This is a total gamechanger in terms of hardware and software architecture. Even if it follows the relatively-slow uptake of SSD's it completely revolutionizes the *aaS side of the net.

Amazon is a big player with AWS and this is the perfect opportunity for someone to come in and eat their lunch and change everything.
i must say that this article hits a chord.. i'm running a startup from Malaysia and the entrepreneurial community here is nascent to say the least..

i think that change will come about much quicker if the silicon valley community reaches out to the rest of the world.

there are inherent benefits of them reaching out.. namely lower dev cost, hungrier entrepreneurs and untapped talent..

500startups is doing a great job at this and it's a good thing for the entrepreneurial community worldwide if this trend continues
hmmm, mission impossible? which one?
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I think companies outgrow PAAS platforms because they need more flexibility, not because the platform won't scale .
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If you read through the comments on this thread, it becomes apparent that posters "already know everything about China",its government, and its people. Reading statements contending that it is a developed country make that clear. That said, I appreciate that you still braved the waters and tried to correct some of these misconceptions.
Sure, but if you're willing to accept lots collisions on "bad" input there are faster hashes (Bernstein and Jenkins have nice fast non-cryptographic hashes, for instance.)

Non-cryptographic hash functions may be a bad idea: e.g. don't store URI parameters (?foo=bar&baz=bar) in such a hash table, or you'll be vulnerable to rather simple DoS (this was all over the internet a week or two ago.)
In this case that's FTPS (FTP over SSL), not SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol)
Yes I am sure it was the pypy implementation since the same regex would do fine on python2.7.

Unfortunately I dont have the regex at hand, just remembering it was something with groups and backtracking.
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I just read through that India Together article. Very interesting, but it doesn't support your position at all:

"The Rangarajan case simply ignores statutory provisions in the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 and the Trade Unions Act, 1926, and an equal number of case laws laid down by larger benches that have recognized the right to strike. It also fails to consider International Covenants that pave the way for this right as a basic tenet of international labour standards."

and

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I have a boxing bag next to mine, helps enormously with frustration.
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What type of reward? If it's money, have you considered the regulatory costs of running it in-house -- the collecting W9s and cutting checks and mailing out 1099s and all that? That's the kind of stuff an affiliate network takes care of in exchange for a cut of the commission.
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Its not monetary reward, but giving extra resource like dropbox provide extra space on referral.
This sort of thing seems to me to be just you stumbling on the spaced repetition effect by accident: you look up the same thing several times, at varying intervals as you learn it more.

I personally think multiplication is actually a great thing for spaced repetition if you can get the software to pick random numbers each time. I also find that things that I don't review regularly just fall out of my head, spaced repetition software is good for just stopping that relatively easily.
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The problem with this line of thought is that you've got no way of filtering those that never pay for content from those that do pay for content that they like.

For this reason, authors that support anti-piracy measures will shoot themselves in the foot, as they'll punish not only legitimate customers (since it is inevitable with DRM) but also those that are semi-legitimate (i.e. those that pay after trying something out), while those that never pay for content will always find ways of being freeloaders.

Authors should take a look at what iTunes and Amazon are doing. Amazon provides a great service - you can read their books on your PC, on a Kindle or on your phone. And you can also read several chapters before buying. And buying is such a simple process - you just click a buy link and that's it.

Purchasing is so easy on Amazon and iTunes, plus the content is high-quality and exactly the right format, that I've began buying books and music - and this is a former freeloader speaking.