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If you mean another post by the same name which was on HN a while ago, no, not a dupe. I actually posted this in reply to that one. (Edit: and no, wasn't me who posted it here. Just got suspiciously high activity and checked HN.)
This is news ?
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Think of it like this: you are at a professional setting and being introduced in front of an audience. These points are made about you while you stand by and the audience watches you:

1. grannyg00se is a great person to work with
2. grannyg00se has a keen understanding and knowledge of the industry
3. grannyg00se brings a lot to the table and is a valued member of their team

You stand there and maybe blush a little, proud. Then,

4. grannyg00se was a really sexy single and just got married and is still sexy.

How is that relevant to the audience? If you are a guy and everyone in the audience is a guy, maybe that's some kind of frat behaviour that gets a laugh out of everyone. But if you are a women on that stage suddenly you are subject to intense pressure: be good at your job and be sexy because your female and the being good at your job isn't enough.

It's complex and it's hard to really explain how it feels but I've been in situations like this. It's just really uncomfortable even when you know it's not meant in bad faith, that maybe some guy in the audience is objectifying you and no longer paying attention to what you are contributing outside of being pretty to look at.
Nitpick: there's one clearly false statement Buffet makes:

The second major category of investments involves assets that will never produce anything, [...] Tulips, of all things, briefly became a favorite of such buyers in the 17th century.

Tulips actually produce something - more tulips. It's actually quite possible that the bulb of a rare and especially pretty tulip variety could be a sound investment for someone intending to grow tulips. And that's how the Dutch tulip mania started out (though it then did proceed to truly bizarre excesses).
This talks exclusively about webkit in a mobile world; webkit is also Chrome, and so has taken over the desktop world too.

The success of an engine lauded for its cleanliness and conciseness and architecture (khtml) over the sprawling mess of engines that preceded it.
" wordpress is not even close to the best blog software "

So - what is closer to the best blog software? Better yet, what is the best blog software?
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Yes, of course we all love to be flattered. The issue is that men are not flattered, consistently, in public, for their appearance. By bringing up Rebecca's appearance it just serves to remind everyone that women are still judged on different criteria.

If the introducer gave that speech in front of a group of friends at a dinner party that's totally fine - Rebecca can defend or affirm herself there if she chooses, but not in a professional setting.
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I noticed 49 people currently work for a company whose size is 'other'. What's this about?
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Looking on all kind of nice seed fundings (in range of millions of dollars) for very trivial ideas, I wonder why actually there are people (mostly VCs) investing in such, from my point of view, non sustainable ideas. I always thought that this is just some kind of game between rich people to fool other rich people to earn money almost from nothing. Helge gives in his blog some interesting view on that, which I think reflects some of my thoughts how all this VC buisiness model works.

I wonder why I haven't seen much of same things happening in Europe. Is it because of strong regulations or is it because of more conservative buisiness models?
I personally use ProxyTunnel which does the same for SSH. There are other ways for bypassing their filter, but nothing that would work for everyone.
Looking on all kind of nice seed fundings (in range of millions of dollars) for very trivial ideas, I wonder why actually there are people (mostly VCs) investing in such, from my point of view, non sustainable ideas. I always thought that this is just some kind of game between rich people to fool other rich people to earn money almost from nothing. Helge gives in his blog some interesting view on that, which I think reflects some of my thoughts how all these VC buisiness model work.

I wonder why I haven't seen much of same things happening in Europe. Is it because of strong regulations or is it because of more conservative buisiness models?
Am I missing some nuance in hipmunk's interface?

I've always thought hipmunk was basically indistinguishable from ITA Matrix flight search (do a search and click "view time bars" to see what I mean) and ITA has been around forever.
One problem is that your average designer will not know what versioning is, never mind have an opinion as to whether it'd be useful or not.

I see this as a case of applying a successful model from one field to another without consideration around whether this is actually a problem in the first place.
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From my experience running a startup this isnt necessarily true.

I hired what you would call B/C class talent because i loved their work ethic. Simply put, they get shit done and follow the guidelines while some A class people try to write the perfect solution which takes more time (planning overhead etc). Of course you need A class talent for certain positions, but certainly not all, not even in engineering.

Also if you are bootstrapping on a rather low budget, attracting A class talent isnt the easiest thing todo anyway.
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I am really passionate about this problem. We are currently working on the VPN solution for consumers and I could dedicate some of our servers for this to develop a VPN that would work when governments shut down encrypted connections. where should we start? it it even feasible to do a secured tunnel hidden in normal traffic undetected?
Sidenote: This is called "brand arbitrage" and it is very, very common in many affiliate spaces, principally because it works disgustingly well. The brand has already made the sale, the affiliate just needs to step in the middle of the purchasing funnel. Many companies will be less than happy if you do it -- sending CPC traffic from brand keywords is explicitly forbidden in a lot of affiliate agreements, and even at places where it isn't explicitly forbidden it will often get you warned or your account closed.

Sidenote #2: If one gets good with using AdWords, one will very quickly not need to worry about the cost of Dropbox. One option is managing campaigns for people, which generally runs on a percent-of-spend model with a monthly minimum (of, say, $2k) for far less than full-time work.

Another option is either becoming an affiliate or promoting your own products, which tend to involve actual risk but have higher upsides and less dependence on your ability to convince clients with $10~100k per month advertising spends to use you as their account manager.
It works at different levels. First, they try to drop the connection during handshake (which is NOT encrypted yet). This works effectively. SSH has been taken down using this technique for a few months.

They also shape the bandwidth of encrypted connections. My guess is that they use something like L7 to guess the type-of-connection using different patterns.
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Further from patio11's point - I'm very surprised Dropbox allow this, and wouldn't be surprised at all if they don't. I do a lot of affiliate stuff and 9/10 it is forbidden to used PPC (Adwords) to bid for the brand name, or any variation of it. Normally the advertiser will provide affiliates with a list of stop words that cannot be bid on to prevent this stuff occurring.

Still if there cool with it and you plan on keeping Dropbox for a few years this could prove to be a very cost effective way of getting more space :). Just be warned, if it's against the t's and c's then I would expect people will have their free space revoked.
Actually that made me think about what pie charts are actually useful for.

I think they are useful when the decreased value of other metrics than our target metric is more appealing than the increased value of our target metric itself.Example: share of profit.
They drop all encrypted connections. Which means you cant even make a VPN or SSH connection.
I find getting to the front page is hit or miss when I submit something from my blog. I only submit stories I think will be interesting to the community but it is really surprising to me which ones make it past the "new" page.

I submitted a story the other day which was dead on-topic for this community and timely and I thought would certainly make it to the homepage here but it got one vote and disappeared. Yet someone submitted a story from my blog some months ago that shocked me anyone cared at all. Finally yesterday I made an "offer" post. I was giving advice away for free and it didn't receive one single vote.

The bottom line is that large groups are fickle and trying to predict the "what" and "why" about the homepage is difficult and largely unproductive.
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Maybe http://m.gmail.com ?

What about ssh tunneling over an alternate port?

Gosh I cannot believe governments that do this to their people.

I wonder if they are ironically using American engineered equipment and software to do the block too.
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They drop ALL encrypted connections. You cannot even make a normal ssh connection, since they drop the connection during handshake.
(SSH has been disabled for a few months)
As an extremely unpleasant man once said:

"...voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is to tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same way in any country."

He was wrong about just about everything else, but in this one statement I fear he may have told the truth.
Sounds like maths taught properly. Why not just do that instead?

As an aside, it is a watershed moment in any profession when the practitioners find themselves believing that their profession is so fundamental it should be taught to all children. Bravo, coders of the world :)
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I'm not really sure what's so disgusting about it. Anyone with a pair of eyes can see that Samsung have been systematically pushing the boundaries of what you get away with in cloning a design. If Apple didn't show willingness to push back they would be allowing a competitor to dictate where that boundary should be set. Since they spend a great deal on design and branding it's perfectly acceptable that they wish to protect that investment.
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There is a difference between inventor and assignee.

Typically, inventor is a person or group of people that acutally invented something, while assignee is "the owner" of the patent that can use it fro protection, lawsuits, etc.

Noone can change inventor, but assignee can sell patent and reassign it to someone else.
What about ssh over port 80? I realize that would have to be set up in advance from outside the country, but the question is are they using port numbers to aid in their filtering or deep packet inspection?
Learning how to use "t" was a game-changer for me. Before that, I used "f", which cost me a fair bit of time when deleting things since the extra character was deleted. (c/d)t<space> is a great sequence that I use a lot.

I suggest VimGolf as a way to learn new commands, especially how to use them efficiently. It was how I learned to use "w" and "b", as well as macros.
Your analysis of the situation is flawed, because you're treating the situation as if both Apple and its competitors are using the same types of patents, but they're not.

The patents that Samsumg and Motorola/Google are so-called FRAND (fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory terms) patents, meaning that they cover technology, such as 3G/UMTS and GSM patents, which are essential to the function of a telecommunications device. They are called FRAND patents because, as essential patents, companies holding them are supposed to agree to be 'fair' when licensing them to others.

The EU investigation is based on their suspicion that Samsung is abusing its FRAND patents and not following the FRAND guidelines. This is partially because both Samsung and Motorola/Google are demanding a royalty on the price of Apple's final product (i.e., the iPad and iPhone), rather than on the price of the actual baseband component that uses the patent.

Samsung is claiming a 2.4% royalty and Motorola/Google is claiming a 2.25% royalty, both of which are pretty clearly unreasonable, likely 'unfair' and possibly in breach of their FRAND commitments. One example thrown about is that if these royalties are accepted and a car manufacturer like BMW installs a UMTS module in one of its cars, it would be obliged to pay 2.4/2.25% of the entire car's value to the patent holder. This clearly makes no sense.

Apple, on the other hand, is enforcing design and technology patents that are not essential to the function of a telecommunications device, so they are subject to different rules and have not been submitted under FRAND commitments. Hence they have no EU investigation as they're not under any obligation to license those patents, fairly or otherwise.

The difference is that without many FRAND patents you probably can't make a mobile phone. But you can make a mobile phone even if it doesn't look like an iPhone or have a multi-touch screen.

With all that said, this constant patent litigation is ruinous and I really hope that this will lead to some much-needed reform in this area.
It is all too easy to pretend that people have no say in the actions of their commonwealth, and much too difficult to believe that patriotism, pacifism, idealism, and conservatism each have something important to say.

I am unimpressed with your cynicism.
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Personally I regard them as a suitable response to the way Apple is acting, and I hope more players go after Apple - unfortunately it seems escalation is the only hope of getting things to the point where they might get forced into a truce, since as long as Apple hasn't met any real opposition they've just kept escalating things.
> I wonder if they are ironically using American engineered equipment and software to do the block too.

What exactly would be the irony of it? Iran doesn't forbid buying US products and services, it's the other way around.
Typical singularityhub blogspam: this is a rewrite of http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/01/drone-report/

I don't know why singularityhub links haven't been banned from HN yet.
but it's kind of hard to make a beautiful website

A $20 Wordpress theme solves this problem.

Seriously. I don't understand why programmers insist on trying to do design work themselves when the price of quality designs is so low.

Sure, if you want to noodle around with design for its own sake (learning is fun!), go nuts. But if you just want to get on with programming then spend the $20 and be happy.

Slight downside: having to put up with Wordpress...you can't have everything.
I think you are right. If you look at Amazon's site for small digital tasks most "favors" are one-offs: http://www.mturk.com
Maybe http://m.gmail.com ?

If they are blocking https traffic, they are almost certainly intercepting and scanning http traffic (lots of countries do this, e.g. lots of UK ISPs did this to censor wikipedia).

So, even if you were to be able to access gmail over http, you probably don't want to. :)
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Opera is not the most popular mobile browser.

If you look at the graph he links to they compare Opera to Android, iPhone, iPod Touch separately despite all being Webkit based. Add them up and you have around 43% well more than the 18% shown for Opera.

If you look at the table you linked to Android plus Mobile Safari also gives 44%. Opera has 22%.
Why would this be so? Surely the inventor could simply licence the patent to a party which does have the capacity to fully the exploit the invention?
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That sucks, in Pakistan they're banning websites left and right, most of the websites can be accessed with Proxy but I have to use VPN just to upload files now. It's not only the porn websites they're banning, websites like pastebin etc. are getting axed as well.

In short, if any website goes against their stupid and yes effed up ideals they will ban it. The ISP's can't do anything because they're forced to comply.

Forget ACTA or SOPA, these idiots just do whatever they wish.
If they are dropping all encrypted connections, it doesn't matter what port you use for ssh, it'll be dropped.
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SOPA/PIPA tried to do that.
Well, article claims that people really have started living with cats (that is, keeping them as pets) since 18th century in France, which is also when schizophrenia started to spread. So yeah, just over a century later and by the looks of it humanity is lucky to still survive!

Imagine how different life would have been now without that crazy infected folk who like dangerous driving and become obsessed with insane ideas. =)

By the way, can anyone clarify—is there a way to detect toxoplasmosis even in latent form? It seems from Wikipedia article that blood tests can't provide reliable results here.
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Dear Michael,

Earlier this evening I attended the inaugural PandoDaily launch event. Excusing the technical difficulties (of which there were many) and the $20 price tag, my main point is this: Nobody cares about the fallout between Techcrunch and AOL.

NOBODY.

I have deleted so many lines of expletives trying to get this point across but there is nothing more reductive than this: your saga is no longer news worthy. If you think it is then you are way too far inside your own bubble to realize that the people sitting in the audience at-your-own-event want you stop talking about it and would prefer you move on to something more intelligible. You are better than this and we deserve more.

We read your articles because you break stories. We follow you (to your own rebellious launch events even) because we believe you can offer more value than the reporter sitting next to you. We listen because you have a voice and an opinion on tech that is usually right. We do not care about your soap opera.

I believe your readership is interested in what you have to say because they are inherently interested in the companies and the products that impact the world around us. The more you deviate, the less we care. Capich?

If anyone else has an opinion I would love to hear it.

Sincerely,
Eoin

p.s.

Sarah: if you're wondering why this starts with "Dear Michael" it's because he dominated YOUR entire event, then continued to warble on about Arianna Huffington (all that background talking? That was the sound of your own audience losing interest in melodrama). I do wish you the best of luck, however, and I look forward to seeing the future of Pando. Respect for launching a company while child rearing!

Michael: Since you missed my question (poor mic) allow me to restate: "Aside the standard cookie-cutter responses ('we invest x amount, we look for y in a team and z traction'), what makes your investment philosophy unique? Where do you see the future of technology heading? Why is your investment brain better than any other?"
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I've got nothing against humour in a page, and I quite like most of what is on the page, but what irks me is that there are users who would want to know whether there is a Windows version of his software, only to be told in the FAQ that they'd have to get "a Mac". I remember when CodeKit was being passed around Reddit, and the same point was raised (in less than polite words).

There's nothing from with a bit of personality, but it's a tricky road when you're dealing with Apple products. There's a fine line between coming across as fun and a bit of a dick.
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You're, as always, right; but this particular guy spent ~$50 and cost Dropbox only 3GB of storage space. I'm not entirely convinced that they should be unhappy about that - if nothing else, he made "their" keyword more expensive for competitors.
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