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If you honestly believe that it's acceptable to screw over your business partners (and the people who write the software that your business depends on are your partners, even if there's no monetary recompense involved) as much as you want up until you get caught, I'm not sure I can explain this in terms you'll understand.
The main thing I really use is steering wheel controls; being able to one-touch answer incoming phone calls, up/down volume, mute, switch tracks (which are iPod playlist tracks, etc.) without removing my hands from the wheel is very important at "55 mph".
Let me blacklist specific foods!
If you make a mistake in checking the proof, the the proof is incorrect. The problem is with your application of the mathematics, not the applicability of mathematics itself to the problem of showing the truth of things.
Didn't get what it did until I saw "est" comment here on HN. There are no examples on the firstpage. I didn't have a nice .html near by so I couldn't test it.

Now that I know what it does, I don't see the point of it. Why would put every div, every html element in the CSS? I never do that.

Also the comments and the way of separating different CSS are not the way one would do at all on a project. I'm sorry but I really don't see the point of it at all, and I also don't see how you could monetize that.

PS: Also is it that revolutionary that it hits 5# on HN's frontpage?
I eat a 6 egg, mushrooms, and bell peppers omelet for breakfast topped with salsa. I highly recommend it. I feel much better than the days I have oatmeal for breakfast. And it takes less than 5 minutes to prepare.
Your app has a very nice design, so you should showcase it by putting a few screenshots on the homepage! You could show the New Project screen, as well as populated versions of the Account & Project Dashboards.
I'd like to print out the following quote from this article in a huge font and read it before I'm tempted to write anything pro/anti Google/Apple/Microsoft in the future:

"I'd rather devote my emotional energy to the upstarts and startups. They deserve our passion."
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You can, hit the Choose Foods button.
Hypothetically, Sony products could be coming bundled with unicorns. Just because something is possible does not mean that it needs to be considered. What you are saying is highly improbable. In fact if we had any chance to find out, I could bet you on this, with outrageous odds.

> If its your work and you hold the copyright, how you license, distribute, and enforce it are all up to you.

Your ability to do this also depends on the legal system, which makes it hard for the little guy with respect to a big corporation. This is why we have mechanisms like SFC.
You are reading things into my post that are not there. jamesgeck0 was arguing that every single user has to configure name/email, so this is clearly a "common" case. My counter-argument was that every single user has to configure this once. The common case is to be using git in its already-configured state.

What's more, most users are going to end up setting user/email as instructed via a tutorial before they even try to make their first commit. The case of someone trying to make a commit with zero configuration while not following a tutorial is a relatively exceptional case.

And you know what? The entire premise of the argument is flawed. I just tested. If user/email is not set up, git will infer your name and email from your username and hostname. It's almost certainly going to be wrong, but it'll let you continue on your merry way without giving the obscure error that was suggested.
Hey everyone, I made this site. It's very much a work in progress, though if your diet already looks as much like the generated output as it does mine, it will be a great tool! (i.e. eat whatever I can find that barely needs cooking, swallow a shot of olive oil, slight self hatred, etc.)

I would, however, like to learn to cook, so I'm working on implementing recipes and a better food selection (it's clearly not worth learning unless I build something to tell me what to eat and when). Let me know if you have any feedback, and thanks.
I love the look of the Vantage V8. It is the prettiest car ever. But the same dollars of a Porsche or BMW will get so much more driving fun, unfortunately.

The car club has a DB9 that I could take out but others have said it is sorta lexusy so I haven't bothered.
Say you had a great experience at a coffee shop- you post [satisfied] towards [Velo Rouge Cafe]. If enough people do this, anyone who wants a quick snapshot of what people have experienced in Velo Rouge might just search for them on Moodstir. If there are a lot of [satisfied] emotions posted, or a lot of [frustrated] ones, it imply certain things about the cafe. Different than a Yelp review site, in that it takes the aggregate feelings of all users, rather than a simple X/5 star system, which is a more limited glimpse into peoples' experiences.
It took me a while (more than a few seconds, in which case a regular user would be gone by then) to figure out that I'm supposed to click on the right balloon, which is identical to the left balloon. I think you should add more contrast to your call to action.

Also, as jgrahamc said, work on your message. It's not clear how much work is involved, maybe a step-by-step explanation. How are you sending those invites? What's special about your app? Do I have to pay anything?
Did you even read the OP? There is no tool. It's a blog post with a wish list for a magical tool that the author wants someone to create. Try reading the article next time before you go argue in the comments.
I think you should pivot.

What your site allows users to do is one of the many things people can already do on Twitter and Facebook much simpler, without the use of dropdowns, just by typing whatever they feel like into the share box. You're adding very little value (if any), but want to create a separate walled garden against one thousand pound gorillas mentioned above. In fact you're subtracting value because users aren't on Twitter or Facebook where their friends actually see their shares.
I don't think I misunderstood the parent. The parent heavily implies that Emacs' semantic mode simply works out of the box.

I have no idea if that's the case, but if it's not, there is no functional difference between that and any other editor, where you need to install a separate plugin.

Sublime itself can be extended with Python. To me, that's a better solution than a proprietary (albeit Lisp-based) language.

Whether those plugins "call external tools" or not is of little importance, although relying, in a modular fashion, on pre-existing software is more Unixy.

I'm sure Emacs' tag system is powerful, but personally, I would rather have something like SublimeClang, which is built on a high-quality, highly maintained C/C++ compiler toolchain that retain type information and so on, than some kind of tag system based on a superficial parser designed purely for code inference.
Startups are a hit based business, for any angel investor in startups less than 20% of their investments are going to be responsible for almost all of the returns. So from a fund/investors point of perspective that's the figure you want to be looking at.

I did a more indepth analysis of YC at the end of 2009 but obviously it's a bit out of date now:

http://blog.awesomezombie.com/2009/12/analyzing-y-combinator...
I can't quite understand this "privacy problem". What's wrong with just accepting Google's TOS, use it for what it's worth (doing "public" stuff), and making room for "private" operations elsewhere? Aren't higher levels of "privacy" just a browser profile/user profile/machine profile away any more?
More discussion on Jef's G+ post. https://plus.google.com/114501281018969491281/posts/YM2YZfmz...
I'm a brazilian and EC2 just opened in São Paolo (then I realized its kinda expensive).

I'm not sure if 40ms vs 160ms latency is so important for many kinds of web sites.

I'm considering a Linode VPS in Dallas.

What are other brazilians using?
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Thanks! I'd definitely like to at some point. What did you have in mind for the push notifications? "4pm. Eat some nuts!"?
If you tell me upfront, maybe near the signup button, that you need access to my facebook account in order to run "advanced Social Network Analysis" AND I'm sold on how your app is going to help me, I would have no problem signing up.
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Not really. There's weight gain diets that involve a dozen - 'DEAD' or dozen eggs a day.

Besides, this is just one meal plan - you should be running it with your settings every day or so to get new meal plans.
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It disgusts me tremendously that a known name gets this special treatment, in my eyes it only proves how corrupt Google are becoming. If they would have treated Jef Poskanzer exactly like anyone else, that is ignore his obvious innocence and send him a form letter and freezing all of his money, that would have in some way given legitimacy to the claim that they trust the judgment and abilities of the AdSense team. Going out of the way to help someone with a reputable name proves imo that they DON'T trust their judgment and abilities, and even implies that they know that they incorrectly close innocent peoples accounts.

I would even go as far as to say that I suspect fraudulence from Google in this case, if they were honest why don't they offer proper support and help in cases like this? Imagine any other business doing this, a bank "We have closed your account and frozen all your money because our secret algorithm indicates that you have violated our agreement. We won't say what in our agreement you have violated, you have one appeal and after that the final decision is made" and the response to the appeal "We have read your appeal, but decided that our secret algorithm made the right call, and you have violated a part of our agreement, but we still won't say what part."

Why aren't Google called out more on things like this? Their business needs to be regulated just as much as any other businesses.
One of the key ingriedients to virality for sites, is Anonymity. If you can incorporate that element into the site ,your chances of going viral will increase drastically. If things stay the way they are than you going to have to do things the old fashion way ie beat the chicken egg problem ,gain users over a long period of time and let the network effect kick in.
Awesome, I'm totally going to use this - I hate diet sites that don't let me easily configure what I have on hand, or want to eat. "No, cottage cheese is not a good idea when you are lactose intolerant, thanks."
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I think Tim O'Reilly has the right of it: https://plus.google.com/107033731246200681024/posts/fWJtC2mb...
And why would I want to know what "the collective emotional consensus" is? What's the pain? How will it get me laid?
Well what do you want to do with your life ? - do you want to be a pentester or a sysadmin ?

If being a pentester is what you want to do then take the interview, and if you decide to take the job then just quit from your current employer and tell them that the role wasn't what you were looking for.

Seriously, a decision that will potentially effect your career for the rest of your life shouldn't be done on the basis of etiquette, it should be done on the basis of what you want to do with your life.
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It's the learning curve of Sisyphus out there. I studied Pl/1 once....
Ask HN: How to negotiate a domain name sale
Hi HN

I recently received an email asking me if I was interested in selling a domain name I've owned for a while. The enquirer is from a top tier VC company, and the domain they're enquiring about is pretty memorable, but not the most amazing domain name ever.

So, I'm interested in selling for a good price - what's the best way of getting a good deal? I think that automated domain name valuation services are useless, and in any case, for these type of 'unique' items, it all comes down to negotation as opposed to some intrinsic and external assigned value.

Is asking for an equity share completely laughable? Should I just ask the enquirer to make an offer? But when she comes back with a low-ball offer, what next?

(long time HN'er - first question, and of course, a throwaway account)
It's an interesting point you make about signing in with Facebook. I actually prefer it if a site allows me to login with credentials I already have, it takes away the barrier of signing up. Now I usually would prefer if something uses Twitter, but Facebook is ok.

So now I'm curious, do people in general prefer to make new accounts for new sites, or are they ok with using something they have.
>>Firefox is gone

I completely disagree with. Yeah its going down in terms of usage. Yet still it is improving and growing.
For one, the tools to prove correctness of programs can't deal with data other than integers.

This is the first time I hear such claim. Which tools are you talking about? The tools I know (Coq) certainly don't have such limitations -- why would they, anyway?
Like others have said, there is no apparent need for it when I can just Tweet/Facebook "Yaay! I am happy because....."

My suggestions:

1. Make it more fun and social by changing the call to action from "submit" to "Tell the world", "let your friends" know etc. I am sure you get the drift.

2. Use Icons to depict the mood. This smiley --> :) is a LOT more fun than the word ---> HAPPY. icons are infinitely much more fun. If you cannot design, go to dribble and contract one of these guys http://dribbble.com/search?q=smiley

3. Your site should have a mobile version and should be fucking FAST!

4. Have twitter login too

5.You can seek advice directly from Mark Bao http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=markbao he launched Threewords.me that went 'ridiculously viral' (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2051288) so he should have better feedback and suggestions.

Remember, you should be thinking of building a sustainable product that is useful not just something that should go viral.

Here is the very last thing you should do. In fact the thing you should never do: Pity yourself. You are a warrior for taking the leap. You now go and crush it! You can, and you will.
I was once told that you should make your best guess then double it and move it up to the next time unit - so 1 hour becomes two days etc....
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I'm envisioning it to be used for this purpose as a sort of review site. Having the "collective emotional consensus" of a restaurant down the street might give you a better idea of whether it's worth trying out than seeing 3.5/5 stars on Yelp will. Showing legislators a "collective emotional consensus" of peoples' moods towards the "SOPA" keyword would be interesting as well.
Net neutrality in this context means an ISP must offer unfiltered internet. Unfiltered as in they cannot decide on their own to block certain sites or services. A judge passing a ruling to take some site down that he/she believes is breaking the law is something else entirely.
Categorization exists so we can communicate. Labelling abstractions enables us to grok more in our head, and communicate faster. Your second paragraph demonstrates this:

"My "what" was too slow and I need a new "what", but unit testing the "what" helped..."

If only there were higher levels of abstractions to say what you mean.
if you go here:

https://products.sel.sony.com/opensource/

you'll see other products such as webkit with updates in 2011
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https://twitter.com/#!/startuplife_in are a great resource for Finland, at least -- and I imagine the rules are about the same. Linda & co are great.
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Yes I did. And I will continue using it. I guess my point is that a user should not even be aware of the fact that you use slash tags. I mean who cares what technology you use to give better results? Let that be a power user thing.

I also don't get the Facebook integration. Especially in your case. Your focus is on great content. Facebook is junk as far as content is concerned. Before Facebook I used to receive stupid emails with links to funny videos, cartoons and jokes that I'd immediately delete. I have not been receiving them for a few years because all of that stupidity went to Facebook, thank God. What valuable result do you expect to retrieve from there?

Given Blekko's focus on content quality and relevancy, I'd expect integration with Twitter if you really feel like you must do something on that front. Or integration with anything that people subscribe to for great content. RSS feeds come to mind. I don't know if this is possible but an integration with Google Reader would be beneficial for me. You may also try to add social features to your site such as an RSS reader that you can use to integrate to your search results. Again, I don't think this is such a big deal but if you are spending resources on integrating to Facebook, you might be better off spending them on integration with Twitter and the like.

Just my two cents. Like I said, I love you guys and I think categorizing and curating content on the Internet is the way to go.
Companies, at least those with an official internship program, will take care of your J1 visa. Don't worry about that.
I think it depends. There are NHS dentists and private dentists. I think the private ones' main advantage is that they have shorter waiting lists.
Thanks for the response! Submit is a pretty emotionless word- true. Twitter login is a good idea; icons to depict moods is something we have talked about but aren't sure if users will know exactly what emotion is related to a certain face. I remember threewords.me and loved the idea- I appreciate the links.
Something that has not been brought up is what direction are you wanting to pursue. If you are dead set on getting into pen testing then that would add more weight into your decision. If they are both just options for work and you are still trying to sort out where you really want to focus then maybe staying in your current job would be wise.

I would say that it would not hurt to take the phone interview. This doesn't mean you are going to leave your current position. The company could end the process at that point and solve the issue for you. If this is the case, at the very least you gain some more exposure to interviews. If you do get past the phone interview stage and progress to an offer you will have to make the hard decision then. If you did proceed with the phone interview I would take Bigiain's advice and be honest with them. As others have suggested, playing the two companies off each other would not be a good plan since you have already taken the job.
Why do they think that the employees are always wrong?
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Yes it's a problem when there are not enough charging stations around. In some countries the network is quite well spread already but I guess not in the U.S. so far. Once that gets taken care of, I don't see any reasons for people not buying electric cars.
Why are overflows silent?

Shouldn't use cases where you want the overflow behavior be more explicit?
Either this is a bad idea, or it's a bad execution of a good idea. I don't really believe in bad ideas to be honest.

There's no real experience here, as well as no real novelty. I have my own ideas of how this might be made to be useful, but I think you should give a real hard think as to the following questions

- what is, step by step, the user experience like?
- how are they getting to your page in the first place
- what is their response when they see your page
- what is their response when they use the page (what do they click, read etc)
- what brings them back the second time, time after that?
- why would they refer others to your page?
- what problem are you solving for them and how can they not get this anywhere else?

I'll give you one point that I noticed. W(hy)TF are the emotions in text format? No one likes to write "happy" when they can ::ninja:: something, also it's much easier to click in a sea of emoticons than to find an arbitrary emotion in a list.
As it turns out, users lie. They will often say whatever they think will please you, especially if they are your friends. They also have a hard time imagining how they will use products that don't exist, and a hard straightening out the reasons for their feelings. They will say "Yes, I totally want a site that will help me find cool things to do my city!" when what they really mean is "Yes, I wish I had more free time to go out with my friends!"

Ways to deal with this sad fact:

* Ask users "how much would you pay for this?" Follow up with "seriously, if I build it, you'll commit to paying that much?" Tends to bring them back to reality, but doesn't make sense for all products.

* Look for external evidence for user pain. If there is no tool on the market for doing X, but users manage to sorta-kinda cobble together four other products to sort of do X poorly, you can believe that they want X.

* Build quick little prototypes, as cheap as possible, and see what users actually do with them. (You've just done that -- good job :))
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I spent too long typing and you got there before me. Great point though.
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That's really cool - would you care to post some example code so we can see the clarity obtained by this novel approach?

Did you come up with it yourself, or did you see it somewhere else?
Seems they are indeed having some issues... their status page is updated now:

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We are currently investigating this issue further.
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Proving theorems in mathematics plays a bit different role than proving correctness of programs. In mathematics, it's about sharing ideas, so if the proof is not completely correct, it can still be interesting because of the ideas and methods it uses. When you prove correctness of programs though, the whole point is to be sure that the program is correct, so the actual proof is important here, not its method or structure, because it's usually clear why the program at hand works.