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i have an example of SPDY+Netty+NPN here: https://github.com/benmmurphy/netty_spdy_example

it works with chrome which is quite nice to see.
> Unless the government happens to be better at using $X to create $X+$c than the original holder of $X, the refund has to be artificially created or deducted from other government programs

Instead of a refund, a tax credit could be issued which could be carried over for X years.
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I think you need to crank the irony up a little further, some people aren't getting it.
I find this needlessly strict. Personally I map arrow keys to more useful things in normal mode (tab switching for left/right), but I leave them in insert mode not because I have a bad habit of using them, but because on the occasions that I instinctively use them (eg. I often type pairs of braces and then back-arrow) they are not a crutch preventing me from using some more efficient normal mode ops. I am extremely fluent in hjklwWeEbBfFtT, and I correctly use the atomicity of insert mode, so it would just be dogma if I remapped arrow keys in insert mode.

Also btw, Control-h,j,k,l I have mapped to switch windows.
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I think Closure Compiler is a lot more useful than this. You get type checking, but you also get best of breed optimization/minification too.

You don't get the automatic runtime test generation stuff, but that's more along the lines of an add-on utility like Quickcheck/Scalacheck.
Maybe you're right, but I think there's something to be said for teaching applied ML separate from the theory. I took a very in-depth theory-focused ML class at Caltech, in which lectures made up a thoroughly rigorous mathematical introduction, and the problem sets were only maybe 10% applications. I and my classmates came out of the class feeling super comfortable with the theory behind learning in general and how it applied to many of the standard ML algorithms, but without any experience actually working with very large data sets and building ML algorithm implementations that scale. That's what I'm hoping this book will help with, and I think it is appropriate to separate that kind of material from the theory.
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Based on numbers from TechCrunch, looks like investors got a 3.75x.

According to TC: Rapportive raised 1M on 3M pre and got acquired for 15M.
I've only been using vim full-time for a year and a half, but I'm slowly ramping up on things like window and buffer management. Probably my favorite life-changing trick is the quick macro:

nnoremap <Space> @q

It dramatically lowers the mental barrier to macro use (at least when you're starting out with macros). Where I use to use ragex search and replace I now instinctively go for macros, and I'm getting good at choosing the most robust commands for the situation. The pattern of qq => /foo => cwbar => Esc => Space-Space-Space is incredible. It's so infinitely superior to regex search and replace, and the fact that you can paste the macro and modify it as text is the cherry on top.
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I need to do more of this. At the moment I'm relying on visual mode way too much (i.e. select what I like, then delete it).
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Why? obj is specified by the type annotation to be an object with a property 'valid' that is a Boolean, so what's the problem?
The CEO's comment is some grade A bullshit. Obviously they realized this was an issue before they got caught, but if they really thought that it was "important that users clearly understand it" the opt-in would have been in version 1.0, not 2.0.6.
The funny thing is that proactively means exactly the opposite: by their own initiative, instead of waiting for someone to find out using a proxy.
It's not a YouTube issue, but a browser issue. HTML5 video was rushed and poorly implemented by the browser makers. I'm a Chrome user, so I can't speak for the Firefox and IE experience, but this awful user experience is true whenever I watch any HTML 5 video in Chrome. It's extremely frustrating, especially when it's missing simple things like buffering, caching and continuing download on pause. Give me Flash video any day.
Or you just use Cloudbees' DEV@cloud..
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And the $X won't be of same value because of inflation. Will the govt. gives back the money after adjusting for inflation? I doubt that.
Nice! I think I might add that to my .vimrc. The only thing I'd add about macros is that I generally use them for multi-line transformations (i.e. they usually end with `j`). This means you can record your macro and the run `n@q` where n=the number of lines you want to run it for and q=the register where your macro lives. This is useful for annoying, repetitive syntax transformation tasks.
We had friends with twins - theirs born about the same time as our first. Around four months when we were just beginning to get our life into some semblance of order I asked them if that was the case for them.

The look I got I might as well have asked them if they'd just been to the moon. Four months in and things were still massively hard work 24 x 7.

Twins are HARD and anyone who has them has my respect.
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But how long would it take to bcrypt your entire contact-list on an IPhone?
(no idea.. but might be too long..)
Almost, but not quite.

From http://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#goroutines: "Goroutines are multiplexed onto multiple OS threads so if one should block, such as while waiting for I/O, others continue to run."

So the Go runtime doesn't automagically transform blocking system calls into non-blocking calls, but if one goroutine is waiting for I/O, other goroutines can run in the meantime.

But you're right in that with Go you can write simple, easy to debug imperative code, but at the same time confidently spawn 10's of thousands of goroutines because they're so lightweight compared to conventional OS threads. The Go runtime handles the bookkeeping of multiplexing goroutines over real OS threads.
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Jon from Codesonic here. To clarify, we are going to be launching very soon with Ruby/Rails as the first language/framework combo we are supporting. Many more coming. Follow the twitter account @codesonic if you want to track our progress.
I really dislike that whole idea of an intro/extrovert dualism. I don't consider myself one or the other. Most people who know me would probably describe me as introverted, but I don't have any problem letting myself be heard or taking leadership of a situation if it's needed. So I just plain find that those labels don't fit me very well and I somehow find it implausible that I should be a unique snowflake, a statistical outlier.
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I don't. I do my thinking in the code because I can edit fast enough to keep up. I test out ideas as they come to me, delete them, refine them in the code itself rather than think up abstractions and then translate them into code in a second step.
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Earlier discussion here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1156628
I think these books are not really meant to be a PhD education but more of a tutorial introduction to the field. What O'Reilly is doing right now is really important. As Steve Yegge said, they are "trying to provoke a culture change."

Would-be brogrammers will find these books, read them, and graduate from cat-picture projects into more sophisticated applications that can solve real computer science problems. It matters less whether the readers of these books actually get a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical knowledge behind them, then it does that they enrich readers and spread the desire to learn and attain true understanding of the field.

Steve Yegge reference: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKmQW_Nkfk8
I think a simple pair review is much more efficient for a javascript.
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Unfortunately WINE and WINE derivatives are not in a state where they can be trusted to render pages as IE would render pages. WINE changes very quickly. The drawing code is no exception; they've spent the last year or so integrating a DIB engine, which will be among the flagship features of 1.4.

WINE is not likely to reflect a pixel-perfect representation of what your IE users will see and that's the simple fact. I've been bitten before by trusting the output of an IE in WINE. For testing IE, there is still no substitute for the official Windows platform. I don't think there will ever really be one, but it may be a decent distant-future goal for WINE: consistent pixel-perfect rendering in every IE version.
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Can the implementation be typed? https://github.com/Proxino/TypedJS/blob/master/typed.js
the problem isn't writing code, the problem is build environment and deployment - correct versions of compilers, headers, libraries, makefiles, cmakelists, wafs, scons', bjams, whatevers...
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WebP is, by default, lossy whereas ImageZero is lossless so they're not directly comparable. WebP does have an in-progress lossless mode though, known as WebPll.

WebPll compresses better, but takes much longer to do it, therefore is better suited to website images which are encoded once and transmitted multiple times.

ImageZero compresses fast, but not as well, therefore is better suited to saving images you are working on in a image editor to disk.
What a horribly pessimistic view. It's clear that they were working hard to help, what's your reasoning for thinking like that?
Is it really an issue? Are you proud of the fact that you can't sudo apt-get a few packages?

I'm not a fan of moving away from Makefiles, however. Makefiles are sooo simple, why complicate it?
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If it's a birthday, I actually manually add the birthday's next occurence to the appropriate point in the list. It helps keep the dates in mind as well!
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Sounds like the perfect get-rich-quick scheme:

1. Buy a publicly traded company
2. Surreptitiously drive it into bankruptcy while maintaining semblance of fiduciary duty
3. Collect refund from government from loss in share price

Oh wait, they've already done that: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troubled_Asset_Relief_Program
Yeah I failed to see the problem with his complaint. He complained, they responded, and responded, and even responded unprovoked.

"Do you store my contacts" .. "no." "Ok, uh, I don't like your tone. Please respond to this new issue."

I don't think this person understands that he doesn't actually have a complaint with foursquare.
This isn't new or surprising. Working as an iPhone contractor you get asked to do this sort of stuff all the time. Companies that give something away for free want your data. Simple.

If someone was going to audit all the popular social apps in the app store I'm sure that the vast majority would behave in exactly the same way.
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It might be useful to use node-like patterns in platforms where node is not available (iOS comes to mind).
VMS and COBOL are still good keywords at my current client. they even offshored COBOL development and trained COBOL developers in the off shore to make sure they still have qualified people supporting and adding to application(s).
I have done work at a charity that mails donations of books to prisons called "Books Through Bars", and I am always excited to get a request for books on programming. You may want him to send a request to them, there will be some lag time, but it sounds like he has a bit of time left.

I'd go with "Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software" or a Donald Knuth book.
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The lzf compression lib uses a similar trick as well to void spending time zeroing memory.
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If Pete, the fictional character, did indeed work on the TCP/IP stack, Visual Studio and Bing ... it would be pretty easy to identify whom this person is, which would make Marcelo Calbucci an asshole for publishing this, as Pete could get into trouble.

On the other hand if these deliverables were made-up / picked at random, then the story holds no value, because the context of such anecdotes is everything. Like in this case we are led to believe that Pete doesn't have the chops to work for a startup because he supposedly hasn't worked on small and agile teams delivering products straight to customers.

But I've got news for you, even inside big corporations, there are small teams that struggle to innovate and appeal to customers without much support (or control) from their peers.

And if somebody can do it inside a corporation where they have to struggle not only for winning the hearts and minds of customers, but also with internal politics, then that somebody is a lot more valuable than people that worked in startups for their whole carrier doing yet another vertical social network or shopping cart.
Metafilter also does something similar with any Amazon link and are open about it, which does seem the best way to handle it

http://faq.metafilter.com/#51

This seems
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there's also

zR - Open all folds

zM - Close all folds

zO - Open all folds under the cursor recursively

zC - Close all folds under the cursor recursively

zX - Undo manually opened and closed folds: re-apply
'foldlevel'.
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A similar topic - where there's a feature you don't even realise you could take huge benefit from. The first time I was shown '.' for redo I thought "why would I want to use that?"
Why only "in selected countries"?
Ask HN: Web app versioning
I'm curious to know how other developers deal with versioning of web-apps and deploying different versions. The fundamental problem is that someone might be using your web-app when you deploy a new version, at which point the Javascript etc they have not he client-side is out of date.

Versioning the media on the client-side is easy enough, but if you version that you also need to version your business logic and the database, which is where things could get messy...

So I see a couple of ways of dealing with this:

1. Display a "Upgrading" notice on the site when deploying a new version.

2. Version tag client-side and reject any submissions to the new version from old client-side sources. Fair enough, but it doesn't really go hand in hand with continuous deployment.

3. Continuous DB migration - running multiple version of the app at the same time (migrating users to the new version when possible). This would need any updates on the old DB schema to be "forward ported" to the new schema. Seems the most attractive for deployment, but also horribly complex.

4. Somewhere in the middle of all three.

What do other HNers use?
SSD read/write speed is pretty much limited by cost and bus speeds, not technology, as for the foreseeable future you can boost it by putting more chips in parallel (which is why current high end SSD solutions are pretty much all on PCIe cards, because they're already way too fast for SAS or SATA etc.). The same would probably become the limiting factor for this technology too, even if they can solve the read speed issue.
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Ah, I never have done a count on a macro before, but I do much the same thing with the @q bind. I have my key repeat rate set to maximum, so I can just hold down space and it flies down the lines.
Unless you use an iframe, the affiliated URL will be in the user's address bar at the end of the exercise either way. If you do try to trick that away, there'll still be an HTTP request to the URL unless you proxy the entire page. Someone interested or sufficiently bored will be able to see what is going on.
For Javascript I use JSDoc3 with a custom template which results in documentation such as this: http://datatables.net/docs/DataTables/1.9.0/ . Not sure how beautiful one could call it, but I get what I want out of it!
Branches certainly have their place, I'm talking about long-running branches.
Hashing data from address book doesn't work because people write the same addresses and even phone numbers in many different ways. Normalizing it on the client is not really an option either because it requires a lot of data to do decent normalization - not practical to send it all to each client.
"Google makes search engine results pages, Google gets to put whatever they want on search engine results pages."

- Are you sure you've read the ten commandments? If you haven't here's the link. http://www.google.com/about/company/tenthings.html

In case you don't get the time to visit the link, let me include the very first paragraph of the very first commandment; it goes something like this

"Since the beginning, we’ve focused on providing the best user experience possible. Whether we’re designing a new Internet browser or a new tweak to the look of the homepage, we take great care to ensure that they will ultimately serve you, rather than our own internal goal or bottom line."
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Driver compatibility is likely to be more important as a lot of embedded systems use proprietary and certified drivers which will never work on Linux.

Not to mention, WINE is far from perfect. I'd argue that ReactOS, albeit with chunks of it coming from WINE is still far more likely to behave like a real Windows machine.

At the end of the day, it'll probably come down to cost and an in situ replacement of the OS without any application rewrite or hardware changes is cheapest.
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I think only the market is automatically updated, everything else is opt-in like 3rd party apps, but you can now set your default to be auto-update, unless permissions change.
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You may be right. Hence IANATL.
The simpler solution to the proposed problem is an estate tax on capital holdings. This could be done by simple requiring the shares be sold on death and repurchased in the beneficiaries name.

Mark-to-market adds voodoo to tax valuation, has the government managing investor cash flow, and rewards investment losses more than the current system. Why reward poor market performance?

Personally, I think this seems like a suggestion for bad governance trying to appease wealth envy.
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