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Awww didums if the OP can't understand and use a simple protocol like FTP good job he never had to work with grown up OSI standards - maybe they should stick to working at mc Donalds.

And those mentioning rsync its not used for the same use cases as ftp.

ftp is usefull for quickly transfereing a few files between systems - rsysnc is used for totaly diferent
Ha, didn't mean for it to come off as snarky, though I suppose I'm okay with that tone too. :)
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By almost any measure other than revenue, Quora has been extremely successful.

Since it's YC, we can start with "building something people want".
Nah, I think you raise a very valid point. The are definitely other things that are not revenue-related that would give you similar momentum.

Revenue is just the "nice" one, because it pays the bills as well... :P
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Nope, you're just reading a submission with a badly-altered headline. Just imagine it saying "Tilera preps many-cored Gx chips for March launch" and you'll be fine.
I personally like hiking, swimming and long walks. I'd like to see whether that can really produce any results and how to optimise it.
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> They actually DO need to be able to scale servers up and down based on demand-usage, time of day, growth patterns, etc.

Cost wise, your best scenario is usually going to be dedicated or colo + EC2 or similar for overflow / peak.

If you do just dedicated hosting you need to leave enough spare capacity that you feel comfortable handling the spikes for whatever the worst case provisioning time your host has.

It's still cheaper than EC2.

But if you do dedicated + ability to spin up EC2 to take peaks, you can go much closer to the wire with your dedicated hardware, and increase the cost gap to EC2 massively. You don't need as much spare capacity to handle peaks any more. You don't need as much spare capacity to handle failover.

It's rare for it to pay off to spin up EC2 instances to handle inter-day "normal" load changes, though - most sites don't have differences that are pronounced enough over short enough intervals for it to be worth it. If you do the dedicated + EC2 model, your EC2 instances needs to be up no more than 6-8 hours or so on average per day before it becomes cheaper to buy more dedicated capacity.
While I thank you for your effort, the site seems to strip off the &print=true when I follow your link.
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I don't get it. Wouldn't all this information be collected by any half decent support software?
I'm wondering how they matched up his Twitter account to his real identity?
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Great piece. I agree that revenue brings momentum, without it it's hard to know where you're going or if you're doing things right.

I'd say especially as a technical single founder (me), it's all too easy to focus on building features and having the mindset of "If I build 1 more feature, then they will come (and buy)."

The real hard thing (for us) is to convince other people to buy. And that's probably something you should spend most of your time on: Figure out who your customers are. Figure out why they would buy. I know we have a tendency to spend time with what we're comfortable with (for me that would be coding and SEO).

It takes real determination to do things that are hard to do and for which we have no clue. For me it would be cold calling and convincing businesses to buy my solution, since people arriving on my website seem to have other intentions in mind, for a reason I have yet to discover.
hey, I really appreciate the feedback and I'll see if I can add some more genres :)
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Apparently these CPUs support ECC RAM (and plenty of it), which hopefully will get them the customers that were turned off the Atom based clusters with 4GB per dual core of non ECC RAM.
> * You can't eat bits.*

True, but you're implying that if someone offers a product that's not inherently and nearly universally valuable (like food), then the government should step in and enforce a monopoly for them to distribute their product. Why should manufacturers of scarce goods have to come up with their own ways to differentiate their product to prevent people from turning to competing firms, but artists get a free government-enforced monopoly on distribution?

> the right to control licensing is the simplest and most fair way for a creative professional to convert their efforts into scarce resources.

I'm not saying that it is simple, but artists need to realize that digital works are inherently almost completely free (libre and gratis), and figure out ways to offer scarce products that have value. The obvious example is concerts and merchandise. Another example is dead simple digital downloads that can compete with pirated content. There are problably more examples I can't think of, and even more that no one has figured out yet.
I really don't get the premise of this post. If someone wanted to dig in to my life via my Facebook account, he or she could have done earlier also. It would have taken many more clicks though. Timeline is another way of presenting the data.

The problem is with Facebook's privacy controls and I think they have improved from the rock bottom that they had reached. Timeline will change our behavior on Facebook and that is something the News Feed also did. I don't see how that is necessarily bad.
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Indeed. TFTP serves its purpose pretty well. FTP doesn't.
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AFAIK the main problem with hyper-threading is cache contention (two hyperthreads on the same CPU thrashing each-other's cache).

Anyway, I fail to see the point of this discussion, TFA states that MRAM attains speed comparable to that of the DRAM, which is much slower than CPU cache (at least one or two orders of magnitude slower), so that won't go away just now.

Also, the article speaks of "write speeds" (whatever that means) of tenth of nanoseconds but says nothing of latency. I suppose there are no refresh periods, which might improve over DRAM a little. It all seems very vague so far, I'm looking forward for some more technical and all-encompassing performance numbers.
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I did a little investigation on the matters.

The key ingredient here is BDNF: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brain-derived_neurotrophic_fact...

It is produced when exercising, either cardio or anaerobic.

And as a side note - prolonged cardio is detrimental for health. It puts body into inflammation state (inflammation markers are present in blood of those exercised daily about 90 min with medium to high intensity). You have to have to do resistance training to make hormonal levels more balanced.

So the best training for mind is an interval training.
Have no more fear, your country is safe from all terrorists who tweet about their plans.

Truthfully, I wouldn't have expected this from America, they're the kind of jokes I could imagine myself making on Twitter, but will be careful not to before future trips there..

This is pretty much what I think of when going to China, and what makes me specially careful not to say anything the Chinese could take as a threat. Heh, last time I went we were doing some IPTV streaming from an event, and where given a list of words which, if anyone said on air, would have us all deported within hours.

edit: To people complaining about The Sun - yes, it's a crappy rag, but this is basically a story that no news outlet would hear of unless the people involved sold/gave their story, and there's no reason they wouldn't go to The Sun, where they could reasonably expect to get a little more $$$ than if they went to the BBC.
There must be a better source for this news than The Sun.
If the sun is really the best source for that information, then I'm not sure it's to be believed.
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And the UK convicted people. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trial_of_Paul_Chambers
Your list does not seem to be accurate. For example, "How to train your dragon" is on sale in iTunes UK.
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The apologists in the comments are pretty sickening. But I guess that's what I get for clicking on a link to the sun
I don't know what else to say then people like those border agents and the incredible stupidity they seem to posses are a bigger danger to humanity than anyone else could ever be.

It's so ridiculous that it's not even funny anymore and I for one will not conduct business with, nor visit the US before things change for the better there.

They have to treat their own people better as well as visitors, not only the rich.

I know there are still worse countries, but only just, and it's never a good thing to measure oneself against bad examples.
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Comments on the article's page are even scarier than the article itself.
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(Disclaimer: I did go to college)

There seem to be differences between US and Europe, but being Spanish and having studied in Spain here are my thoughts:

Yes, I would go again. Not for the degree itself, but the stuff you learn during that period. It's not necessarily technical stuff or stuff you'l explicitly use when you find a job, but you do and learn things that will come back to you at some point in time.

I got my current job because of the project I did to get my degree, it was exactly what my company was looking for, and I never did it to have more chances to find a job, I did it because it was fun.

Also, by boss once told me this: "Degrees don't matter that much, the actual work that you are able to do does. However, given 2 subjects with sane skill set I'd pick the one that fiched college, because that shows that he could commit to a 'project' and finish it." . I found it interesting.

Last, there is one thing which we (humans) can't recover (appart from death): time. If you go to college and regret it in the future, nobody can take away what you already learned, but if you regret for not going, you can't go back in time.
Really nice. Great job guys. One of the things I miss from JQueryUI from ExtJS is the datasources which aren't (AFAIK) an integrated component of the framework. I'll give it a try.
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One of the most effective ways to learn a new language(I've found) is to actively tie new vocabulary & grammatical structures to existing knowledge and etymological backgrounds. This makes it much easier to recall and use in familiar ways.

The corollary is my personal hypothesis that learning Latin actively helps you learn other European languages. In fact, learning French probably makes it easier to learn German, and knowing both gives you more background on which to build the English language. Eventually the limiting factor is memory and ability to differentiate language in context.
"FBI to monitor Facebook, Twitter, Myspace"

Like, does anyone think that they aren't already?
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It was definitely around when I was a kid in the 80s. It certainly wasn't as hysterical, but "don't talk to strangers" was definitely boilerplate parenting. Of course it's impossible to really get in my own head as a 10-year-old, but I think I internalized the message more or less appropriately as "not everyone is bad, but keep your wits about you".

Later when I got on BBSes and then usenet/irc there wasn't really an adult in my life who had a clue what the Internet was (other than something that annoyingly tied up the phone line and induced nerd rage when they picked it up :), but I was talking to all kinds of strangers and rightly felt totally safe because what I was doing was just on the internet. If someone had asked to meet in person it would have been exceedingly weird and triggered all kinds of red flags.
For what? So that they can spot real terrorists who post their plans on-line?
No, in fact I update every 6 months ever since I started using OpenBSD back in 1999. The problem isn't setting up OpenSSH to offer chrooted sftp access. My gripe is that the sftp subsystem for no solid reason requires that a user directory is root-owned in order to chroot even when the user account experiences a forced sftp response (that is, denying shell access, making it an sftp-only account).
Shenanigans.

1) Where did they get the pictured Homeland Security report if HS "declined to comment"? If accurate, it looks like the sort of communication that an agency that refused to comment on an story would not be too quick to divulge. There is no mention of a FOI application, which I'm not even sure two foreigners are entitled to.

2) The two posing clowns are just that kind you would expect to be the butt of jokes. They're so insanely benign, they must have been created for the sole purpose of harmlessness.

3) It's the Sun.
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Using Heroku is not free as a programming overhead as you have to bake in Amazon S3 as a dependancy.
Just another prove that the terrorists won after all :(
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Dedicated servers are cheaper for the same performance, so you can afford 2.
These stories we keep seeing do the US no good at all. From the outside the you look don't look very attractive to visit or do business with.
I am not really familiar with the Sun, but people here on HN seem to dismiss the story as a hoax because it's featured on the this website/newspaper. Can anyone please clarify what's its reputation and why should it be mistrusted? Thanks.
I was the same way. Foreign language was extremely difficult. Then I realized that memorization itself is a process that can be learned, improved, and mastered.

Once I began studying and learning the process of effective memorization, then foreign language became fun. It was a way to prove to myself that memorization techniques worked.

Granted, learning a language is more than just memorization of vocabulary. But elimination of that huge hurdle makes the rest more interesting and tractable.

I was tipped off to this by the best seller "The Memory Book" (which I highly recommend), but now there are plenty of web resources that may be as effective.

Here are some relevant links:
http://www.amazon.com/Memory-Book-Classic-Improving-School/d...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memorization (and click on all the links on this page)
Thanks for the explanation. This comment (and indeed this whole thread) has been very useful to me.
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Am I the only one that finds it obscene that the FBI can download all my data in one-click, but I can't [1]?

[1] The current "Download my Data" functionality is a joke. Try it for yourself and see what I mean.
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The problem is the "o/s installation" part, while I can install Ubuntu which is fairly easy these days, I'm not a sysadmin and I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to configure it properly. Do you recommend any book that'd teach me how to set up a dedicated server from start to finish, including all those little details of OS configuration?
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I'd like to remind the wider international HN community that Sun readers are not representative of the UK...

But I can't, because sadly they are.
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And people wonder why I do nothing on the Internet under my own name.
Being a (relatively) non-technical founder, I'm on the opposite of that spectrum though... I can conceptualize new ideas & business models, but don't have the skills to get it to MVP where I can convince a technical co-founder of the merits of the project and get them to join the team.
For instance... No, it was more a joke. :)
I think we all know, that trying to catch terrorist via twitter is pointless.
so there's no going back. :(
US is done as the "land of the free". It's still very hard for many people to believe it, but it's true. I mean it's 47th place in the world for freedom of press now - 47th! That's far from the beacon of freedom US used to be.

Whenever I see the heavily armed and militarized police in US and how they react to protesters, it's like I'm watching news about Russia or something.
Wow, if this is true you could call it a MegaFail by the US Justice Department.

Am I the only one that finds the use of the word ‘Mega Conspiracy’ in the indictment utterly inappropriate and childish?
Personally, after reading comments on news and sports sites in general, I am amazed that any of them even allow commenting. It is amazing how thoughtless some people can be.
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This seems to be the theory https://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Identity/VerifiedEmailProtocol Can any HN folk comment on the quality of security this provides?
Please, name me one platform in common use that doesn't have an implementation of ssh/scp.
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Just for anyone unfamiliar with thesun news paper. They are the paper that goes out with the sole intention of polluting a story with utter crap just to fuel drama and sell more papers.

They are the by far the worst paper owned by the Murdoch empire and is an embarrassment to the whole of the UK.

Anything written by the Sun can be discarded as total balls. </end rant>
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> I think a properly elected representative democratically elected government would help prevent this sort of thing regardless of economic ideology.

This may be rather naive. Similar conditions in Western factories didn't really go away until after World War 2; in the case of exposure to known-dangerous substances, not til the 60s or 70s. Some of the countries involved were democratic in the early 20th century; certainly the UK and arguably the US (I say 'arguably' because the US excluded a substantial part of its population from the franchise at the time). Certainly, government did something; the effective banning of factory towns (through banning scrip and mandatory rental), in particular, was very important. It was mostly down to the labour unions, though.

> This means that the Chinese government have no incentive to improve working conditions as they don't have any votes to win

When has improving working conditions _ever_ been a vote winner for a major party, anywhere? Historically, it has almost always been done due to union pressure.
A demo would be nice!
Did you also notice Tweeter in that report?
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Any word on what real general purpose computing capability those things have? 100 cores at 1.5Ghz is pretty useless as a performance indicator, especially given that it's not a known micro-architecture.

I inquired at Tilera a while ago about this and I got zero response back. Not exactly a good sign.