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It's very difficult to see anything -- the video is too pixelated to see anything besides some color differences.
Where are the sources saying that Adobe's moving away from flash?

If anything they've been amping up their efforts to keep flash alive by focusing on Air (Machinarium was the number one app in the app store, and it was created in flash) and allowing to port Unity games over.

Moblyng an html5 gaming company blew 7.5 million in one year. The regular casual web-gamer isn't going to play a game that's half-baked. It's just not a viable alternative to flash right now. And there's no amazing IDE, which definitely led to the growth and explosion of all these flash games / apps, that's out there for html5.

Part of the beauty of a closed environment is not having to worry about trying to convince other browsers what features to standardize. They can just march on and implement features they feel are most important. And they're doing a pretty damn good job.

Sorry for the rant, but it really irks me how the media has completely skewed the public's perception on the state of flash.
You go through school and pride yourself on honor.

You get a job, boss hands you a competator hadware. You study it, thinking how humiliating.

God said reverse engineering is okay for young engineers. God has nuances, even on adultery. Remarriage? "More babies" (Some countries need them.)

At graphic technology I made chips to replace toner cartridge chips. Complete waste of time, undoing somebody's work. My operating system is a far better use of my talent. It was actually CIA torture--I have honor and I had to burn "copyright xerox" into my chips. Scum.

God says...
C:\LoseThos\www.losethos.com\text\QUIX.TXT

the one hand thou dost tell me that the barber and curate
of our village are here in company with us, and on the other I find
myself shut up in a cage, and know in my heart that no power on earth
that was not supernatural would have been able to shut me in, what
wouldst thou have me say or think, but that my enchantment is of a sort
that transcends all I have ever read of in all the histories that deal
with knights-errant that have been enchanted? So thou mayest set thy mind
at rest as to the idea t

----

I'm Forest Gump--the toner chip case went to the supreme court and we won. Lexmark VS Static Control. Static Control was a competitator doing what we did.

I was at Ticketmaster during the anti-trust case.

You still seem to be in denial that I'm higher in the justice department than you.

God says...
C:\LoseThos\www.losethos.com\text\QUIX.TXT

d great were the attentions shown to Don Quixote by the newly
married couple, who felt themselves under an obligation to him for coming
forward in defence of their cause; and they exalted his wisdom to the
same level with his courage, rating him as a Cid in arms, and a Cicero in
eloquence. Worthy Sancho enjoyed himself for three days at the expense of
the pair, from whom they learned that the sham wound was not a scheme
arranged with the fair Quiteria, but a device of Basilio's, who counted
on exact

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexmark_Intl_v._Static_Control_...
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You can also just, you know, refuse to decrypt the drive. If they're going to torture you, you're pretty much screwed anyway so you probably don't care about the data (unless perhaps it contains crucial private information about friends and family, or business dealings).
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Chris Dodd called it an abuse of power, are you sure the media were calling it that as well?
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"Unions don't always choose what is best for everyone."

Of course not, it depends highly on the ability of members of a group to colaborate. And that ability is on decline in the US since the mid-60s according to an extensive study in: (Book) Robert Putnam, "Bowling Alone".

In Germany they would usually vote against a layoff because they will not only think of themselves but of their co-workers and their families.
Can you clarify a few things, these are bikeshed issues but they bother me none the less.

* Why was fn foo(bar: int) -> int chosen and not fn foo(bar:int): int?
* Why annotations within comments? Annotations aren't comments it smells of C bolt-on. Why not keyword annotations?
What if you read the article?

"Prosecutors in this case have stressed that they don't actually require the passphrase itself"
I personally prefer them having the opportunity to think before answering and making sure they don't accidentally offend someone.

I do agree that it would be nice to see how they handle questions on their feet but too often a slip of words or someone too willing to read into things result in scandals out of nothing.
This is the only way I could share the screenshots - sorry if they take a little long to load. Else ping me on Twitter with the same handle and I can attach using yfrog

Search results with your extension ENABLED and "Show Personal Results" selected:
http://www.quick-markup.com/edit/4f1e4698e51f6

Search results with your extension ENABLED and "Hide Personal Results" selected:
http://www.quick-markup.com/edit/4f1e487c9ac72

Search results with your extension DISABLED and "Hide Personal Results" selected:
http://www.quick-markup.com/edit/4f1e47b4f0723
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That doesn't answer the question of a minimum competing product, they could be huge bureacratic cash cows...?
I think sounds is saying that a runtime-reconfigurable processor could be the next step forward, adapting itself to whatever task it has to do. I don't see much promise for speed improvements from this, but it is a cool idea.
"Or should the police never be allowed in your house under any circumstance?"

The only circumstance is with my consent.

Unfortunately I cannot prevent physical intrusions. When it comes to security of data however thankfully things have been improving.
It doesn't have to be slow. It can be (especially in larger networks) due to spanning tree on the switches. Check out: http://serverfault.com/questions/102346/dhcp-server-slow-to-...
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TrueCrypt's deniability was broken in 2008. I'm not sure if they fixed it since then.
Can't see much in the video, and all I can hear is a couple drunk people talking. Not worth voting up, wait for node summit tomorrow instead.
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This will introduce you to some good Ruby blogs:

http://planetrubyonrails.com

Although not blogs, there are some nice email newsletters that are good for keeping you in the loop:

https://cooperpress.com
You should look into the Fedora Sugar on a Stick distro.

http://spins.fedoraproject.org/soas/

It has tons of great interactive python programming tools and projects, plus all the hours are logged and you can review how much time the kids spent on each project.
> the data is impossible to decrypt.

In fact that is exactly what defense is saying would be the next argument coming from them.

One can claim they forgot the password. The judge might not believe them, so they can just slap contempt of court charges one after another? What the person has actually forgot the password? How can they prove that they forgot something.

> Then in court you can testify honestly to exactly how you looked up the phrase, but the government would have no way to recreate it.

Not a bad idea in theory. However if the judge/jury can be convinced that you set up your password retrieving system specifically so that a search would destroy the password, they can still slap obstruction and contempt charges on you. I think that is the problem -- inability to convince the judge that you can't decrypt vs that you don't want to....
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Thanks, I will look into this more and keep you updated on any changes I make.
I think the author has not met enough variety of people.

Yes, all schools should have a fantastic Computer Science department. And it should be more than CS, it should be "doing fun stuff with computers". However, there is a very large segment of the population who cannot program.

I've got a friend who's quite smart. She's charming and extremely capable at her job. I discovered that she has absolutely no ability to think in three dimensions. She cannot follow even a very simple series of motions. She parked her car near a post, came out, got confused, and destroyed the whole side of her car because she couldn't work out the spatial problem to get out.

I've known people who simply cannot grasp calculus. They're interesting people who offer value in the world. Calculus is a fundamental and wonderful thing to know, but that doesn't mean everyone can or should learn it.

I love programming, but I respect the variety of humanity enough to understand that it should not be mandatory.
Except that isn't Moore's Law.
No, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lock-free) it's using different data structures and algorithms and new-to-C++ (or the applicable assemblies), really low-level operations /to avoid locking at all/. (To avoid threads blocking, not the overhead of the locks themselves.)
Thanks for thoughtful exploration. Here are some of my open questions.

Should patents be abolished and copyright extended to cover non-transcribed acts of copying (e.g. pharma, creating the same program with different source)? Is copyright or short term patents (7 years? 15 years?) a viable alternative?

What are some downsides of not having patents in their current form? In a shorter term form?

How do we move beyond patents as a society and business community?
Most concurrency is now achieved by a somewhat M:N threading model where n kernel threads map to m 'slots' (actors.. etc). Why does this method of M:N threading work yet kernel to userspace M:N threading doesn't?
Watch out for Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, the motivated, sometimes creative, sometimes brilliant thief that can take your idea further than you ever dreamed.

There's a huge potential value in some types of 'theft' (maybe not according to Xerox). The notion that in fact a thief might not be lazy, and in fact might do radically more with a premise than the originator ever could or would or dared to try to.
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What will drive performance is human ingenuity and innovation.

How can we tell if the slower rate of performance increase has more to do with decreased marginal utility, rather than physical limits.

Computers can now using lower power and laptops can run for up to 10 hours without a charge.

Rather than investing silicon in technologies that make things harder, perhaps we can improve performance by making them easier.

Maybe computers can be more garbage collection friendly, run high level languages at full speed etc. Perhaps the pendulum needs to swing towards Lisp machine type architectures.
Being in the senate taught him that senators take bribes for industry favors and everyone gets away with it. According to his controversy section on wikipedia, he received bribes from countrywide, fannie mae, freddie mac, AIG, while being chairman of the Senate Banking Committee. Apparently he was also caught funneling a ton of AIG money through his wife in an offshore holding company.

As Greenwald points out in his latest hit piece, Dodd also denounced the revolving door and said he would never be a lobbyist.
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Ask HN: What technology stack would you choose to build the next Facebook?
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I think I need an artificial intelligence to think up questions to ask artificial intelligences, because I can never come up with any that it understands and can't be trivially answered by a web search or common sense.

These things might be useful when you can actually have a conversation with them, and they can dialectically guide you to complex answers. When you ask an unambiguous question that can be answered immediately, you've already done all the work that requires intelligence.
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I guess what you're saying is that nobody should use MacOS/iOS under any circumstances except after seeking the advice of an attorney.
Egos and the childish behaviour of half the kernel developers involved in Linux, this includes Spender and co at grsec
If the page you were using was an editor using emacs keybindings, you may be very annoyed that chrome is the only browser that those keybindings don't work in.

what makes this even more annoying is that chrome makes it easy to create an application shortcut, so you can have a window that is just an online editor: so awesome! but it can't work with your keybindings! how do they say: oh snap!

so close, yet so far away.
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Learning to search is a great skill. People are often confused about how I self-taught myself enough coding and design to land a job without a college degree pretty much right out of high school. It's all about knowing how to search and find the answers that you need. Makes me wonder whether or not they'll start teaching that in schools someday alongside programming, which seems like it will likely be taught at the high school (or perhaps even elementary) level someday.
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Looks promising! Definitely going to keep an eye on this one.
That's why I am wondering what types of applications require so many simultaneous connections. CDNs?
Hmm, first we would need to bribe the lawmakers to legislate away their ability to be bribed. It feels like there is some NP hardness here.
We'll have the application online in a few days probably.
I don't use use onclicks either but from the source of this page:

onclick="return vote(this)"
Cool.. but stop the "Sorry no more item".. I think you got it.
Please drop in your suggestions here. This was my last weekend project.
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I did not remember reading in the indictment that it was largely ad supported and not subscriptions as you indicate, but you do cite the indictment itself so I assumed you noticed something I did not and went and reread it. It documents $8,840,000 in ad revenue in items 42 through 44, $110 million in subscription revenue from PayPal in item 41, and then in item 67 says "Between September 2005 and the date of this Indictment, the defendants collectively have received more than $175 million from advertising and subscriptions."

It would be nice if there was a more detailed break down but the breakdown given does not support claims that subscription income was inconsequential. I wonder, had you actually read the complete indictment, or were you just relying on summaries from other web sites. Sometimes summaries are not accurate or don't give the whole picture. Then again, perhaps I missed a more detailed breakdown elsewhere, if you have it please reference it by specific item number within the indictment. Thanks.
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Tests are mostly built-in to make sure there's no excuse to not test, but it is intended to be minimal and that other test frameworks can build off it (though it's not clear exactly how yet).
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Providing the password to a safe that contains incriminating documents actually is testimonial in nature because it requires you to disclose information you have in your mind (see above). As such, any information that the government obtains by compelling you to give them the password cannot be used against you in a criminal trial. The judge in the case being discussed here got it wrong, and his decision will be overturned on appeal if it goes up to the Supreme Court.
I used to write (and probably still do, but to lesser extent) horrible Javascript. Nearly all older guides (anything older than a year) never focused on Javascript guidelines - and then I ended up watching Crockford videos.

My understanding of Javascript has increased; I now think of Javascript as a proper language to code in and not just a collection of statements to make HTML elements move/change-color. Crockford videos are a must see!

The only issue might be that there is a lot of repetition of concepts between videos and sometimes it gets boring, but it is always worth it.
Annotations don't live within comments. The syntax for annotations is #[annotation]. They are part of the grammar.
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There were all kinds of rulings, and it has never reached the Supreme Court. So until then, a judge can lock you up indefinitely, until you produce the password.
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10 i = i + 5

20 PRINT i

30 IF i > 99999 THEN i = 0: GOTO 10

40 IF INKEY$ = "" THEN 10

50 PRINT "Bible, Line:", i

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5:11 And it came to pass, when the priests were come out of the holy
place: (for all the priests that were present were sanctified, and did
not then wait by course: 5:12 Also the Levites which were the singers,
all of them of Asaph, of Heman, of Jeduthun, with their sons and their
brethren, being arrayed in white linen, having cymbals and psalteries
and harps, stood at the east end of the altar, and with them an
hundred and twenty priests sounding with trumpets:) 5:13 It came even
to pass, as the trumpeters and singers were as one, to make one sound
to be heard in praising and thanking the LORD; and when they lifted up
their voice with the trumpets and cymbals and instruments of musick,
and praised the LORD, saying, For he is good; for his mercy endureth
for ever: that then the house was filled with a cloud, even the house
of the LORD; 5:14 So that the priests could not stand to minister by
reason of the cloud: for the glory of the LORD had filled the house of
God.

6:1 Then said Solomon, The LORD hath said that he would dwell in the
thick darkness.

6:2 But I have built an house of habitation for thee, and a place for
thy dwelling for ever.
Stick it in your phone? Your phone is still liable for a search. Get a MicroSD card and stick it in an orifice.
I'm trans and am from an abusive family that has stalked and harassed me on more than one occasion. Being pseudonymous allows me to communicate with people who I do care about without worrying about being outed and/or stalked again.
I can understand wanting supplies to survive some natural disaster that cuts you off from civilization for a couple of weeks. But I can't understand wanting to survive the fall of civilization itself. That would make 1994 Rwanda look like a care bear picnic, and I'm not going out of my way to spend a long futile lifetime experiencing it.
I like the way you added a # to the url so you could duplicate the same link submitted 10 minutes before you!

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3503696
You have no idea whether the author has "met enough variety of people." You have no idea if people are innately able to program, learn calculus, or "think in three dimensions" (btw - driving is a 2d problem). I don't. You don't. No one does. We do not have a framework for discussing the fundamental (genetic) basis of human intelligence. We do not understand even its most basic components. Some people seem to have "good memories" or be "fast at computation" but that's about all we can actually, honestly, meaningfully say. Culture is so ridiculously complicated and so powerful that it's impossible to impossible to distinguish between what is innate and what is imprinted. The fact that basically no one is able to predict the intellectual abilities of future humans is an indication of this (e.g. what would a mathematician from the 19th century say about the "fundamental" mathematical abilities of his fellow humans?).

The point of the article is that coding is in some sense a core/intrinsic skill. That anything you do is actually deeply tied to coding in the sense that "something you do" (technology, in the general sense) is equivalent to "algorithm." Weaving is coding. Playing a game is coding. Building a house is coding. Painting a picture is coding. Proving a theorem is coding (Curry-Howard Isomorphism). Sure, they're different, more intuitive, weird types of coding, but the fact that you can't see that they -are- coding implies a limitation on your ability to abstract the concept of "coding" sufficiently.

The fact is that coding is a deeply human activity, and that by understanding coding we are really understanding ourselves and the fundamental means by which we -collectively- understand reality. The fact is that we need some shared understanding of ourselves, of our logical facilities, of the basis of our ability to produce and thrive and know how to interact with the universe. Without a shared framework, communication is useless/impossible.
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Can you not just use a laptop?
So far, every answer this thing has given me is a link to the top result on Bing. Are they doing that to reduce load on the servers? If so, that is a really dumb move. Everyone who tries it now is going to think that's all it does.
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Oh, don't get my wrong I'd be way way more tactful than that in an actual interview.

It just sucks when you feel like you might have to defend a lot of bad decisions that were made by others and all your good ideas were overruled, I don't want to sound like "Mr Hindsight".
I love this routine, but it's easy for it to fall apart for a week if you do a lot of OT at work. I found it really hard to get back into the groove after having to skip a 5am day due to OT.
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How can you build trust in a language that changes all the time?
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