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aiscott: terminal.app got a decent boost in Lion.. prior to that it was pretty lacking for people used to your basic linux terminal even. iterm2 fixed that up around the sametime andgot traction, thats all. you are nt missing anything, go with what wjorks for yourself.
He only looks at companies from trusted sources so finding those sources and having their ears leads to grabbing his attention. How does someone get on Ron's radar when they aren't in the valley? Is it a stretch to assume he has sources coming from outside the valley as well?
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Sounds like an issue for the judge/jury. That's what trials are for. The standard is willful infringement, and that would need to be proved for any criminal defendants. There are also tests for whether the distribution rises to the criminal level (e.g., over a period of 180 days or of materials that have not yet been released, and so on). The question isn't whether the criminal charges would stick, but whether there is a public policy and a rule of law that supports bringing them in the first place.
"twiter.com" redirects to a phishing site with no PP or TOS
The browser can still ignore a property if its value cannot be fully parsed (e.g. invalid gradient syntax).
For the record, I think criminal penalties for copyright infringement is bad policy. Whatever public interest there was in copyright protection has long since been overwhelmed by private interests that belong in civil courts.
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The best way to get the attention of any investor is through other people they've funded. Fortunately in Ronco's case that means you have lots of options.
they already did. where do you think their company came from?

way back before dhh had enough money to commission his own Zonda, 37signals were just another little company no one had heard of. what they preach is what they already did to get where they are now

oh, and as part of that journey they created (not sure when) and opensourced (almost 8 years ago) a little web framework Rails, built on a little known (outside of Japan, at the time) language called Ruby.
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You haven't considered optimization -- with closed modules, the compiler can statically know, for instance, that "Math.sin" is actually the sine function and can compile that straight down to the hardware instruction. No speculation or guards are necessary.

Additionally, your static analysis must be unsound if modules are mutable. The problem is not figuring out which module is being imported, it's figuring out whether the bindings are mutated. CommonJS cannot guarantee that modules haven't been mutated.

And yes, you can rename imports. Why is "var { foo: bar } = require('baz')" so much better than "import { foo: bar } from baz;"? They look the same to me, except that the ES6 one is better for static analysis and better for optimization.
There's no guarantee that a project will be successful – your funds are treated as a donation. Here's a story from a few weeks ago of a failed kickstarter: http://a.wholelottanothing.org/2012/01/lessons-for-kickstart...
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I suppose the ideal mentors will have experience in the music industry, online marketing or social networks. We're not looking for especially tech-focused advice, but rather people who can advise on business directions and marketing approaches.
Nice. Works on Ubuntu, and it's free. I got my jollies for a couple minutes, realized how much I prefer readable text and smaller but legible font sizes, and closed it.
All day? I don't think I could take the ergonomic hit. I am pretty sensitive about readable color schemes in Emacs, reducing glare, etc. etc..

Whatever floats your boat, I guess...
> Why not first implement these new features on your own browser as "developer version only", and prove that they work and do benefit users and the web in general?

Because of the real world needs. For example, Apple has been agressively pushing HTML5 features because they needed to offer alternative for Flash. (CSS effects, <video>, etc.)
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It doesn't randomly barf terminal control sequences into the top of your Emacs buffers, for one. ;) I've lost count of how many times I broke my build because of something like "]24;" being inserted into the head of my source files.
I just got done talking with a friend who is an underwriter. Your underwriter is clueless. Go elsewhere.

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> For example, going back 10 years the W3C could have said we're standardising a series of layout definition attributes

So 10 years ago, before the iPhone and the iPad and the entire mobile web? You really expect that standards body 10 years ago would have anticipated the need for multi-touch events, for example?
It was a business-hosted party thrown for marketing reasons. The free drinks served were almost certainly accounted for as business expenses. If they wanted to provide entertainment it would have been likewise categorized. Instead, they streamed an ESPN feed instead.
Regretfully, "connector" is used generically in the USB standard to refer to both the plug and receptacle. Type-A "standard durability" connectors, plug and receptacle, are specced for 1,500 cycles minimum. 5,000 for "high durability". The only type specced for more is the Micro connector, at 10,000 cycles.

See section "5.7.1.3 Durability or Insertion/Extraction Cycles (EIA 364-09)" of the USB 3.0 standard. I'm sure it's in 2.0, too, but the section number may be different.

http://www.usb.org/developers/docs/
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I agree we have a long way to go, and I don't know enough about the state of the art to say whether we're heading down the wrong road or not. But I'd like to point out an something that made an impact on me. Thomas Nagel's essay "What is it like to be a bat?":

http://instruct.westvalley.edu/lafave/nagel_nice.html

He makes a distinction between subjective understanding of consciousness ("What is it like to be X?") and the objective understanding (What are the atoms and neurons doing? What is the structure of the mind?) I think this distinction is a big part of why you, and society as a whole, dismisses AI.

We have a much deeper objective understanding of computers than we do about our own brains. But comparatively, bats are as familiar as our own siblings next to our subjective understanding of "what it is like" to be a computer. We simply have no basis for comparison. We can't put ourselves in a computer's shoes. And without this subjective, gut feeling comparison, people in general find it difficult or impossible to assign the word "intelligence" to any non-humanoid entity, be it whales, robots, or computers.
All I can say is Wow. You really needs to come back down to reality. It's great you 'saved' your company by not rock climbing, but blogging about it is a bit much. I'm not saying this to be mean, but the article is off-putting.
Neither of us can really hope to assess the change in risk of something like DVT based on personal experience. We're talking about something that normally kills some tiny portion of travelers (1 in 100,000 passenger legs, maybe?)... if not moving around increases that risk 10x, you'd still have to do a few hundred thousand flights to know.

Edit: The annual risk of DVT apparently runs about 1 in 3,000 for the general population. So if you were a higher risk passenger (older) and flew really regularly, I could see it getting down towards say 1 in 100 annually. Even then, you'd still need decades of data to make any conclusion.
I've got a question that I don't really know where to go with, and my research so far is giving me nothing.

I regularly get large jpeg files that have either multiple pictures inside them (think like multiple photos in a scan) or have black space around them (and only one picture inside). I want to crop those to create individual JPGs out of each photo. Photoshop's command doesn't work well in my experience, and I can't find anything. I'm willing to get it developed somehow to save me the time of doing it by hand, but I don't know where to start language / requirement wise.

So, what would suggest for this? Any easy options I'm not thinking of?

If I can figure something out, dinner's on me in south Florida!

Thanks!
With open source both the producer and consumer sides are agreeing to share. There's nothing wrong with that, it implies nothing about the value of what is shared, and it is not piracy.

Piracy is where the consumer side of a transaction takes without permission. That's cheating. It is immoral.

>invoking copyright law for nothing other than personal financial gain is immoral.
>This is also a very moral doctrine, in my opinion, because it's excessively greedy to try to maintain control over something even after you've sold it.
>invoking copyright law for nothing other than personal financial gain is immoral

It sounds like you believe personal financial gain is inherently immoral. Many people do feel this way. Many people don't.

You should assume the opposite of your bias and form your argument on that basis. It will make for a stronger argument.
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On my first pass I read the title as "Kim Jung UnDead?"

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I figured this may help as I had also seen a fair few results for people who couldn't figure out what was causing the issue.
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I studied EE, not Comp. Sci, but I drifted into pure software. Now software is all I do, but I feel like I'm "missing" things from my knowledge.

Can anyone recommend me any good resources (books, online articles) that would help fill these 'algorithmist' gaps? I know of things like complexity theory, how functions scale with time using O(n) functions or whatever, but I don't know much about them. I mean like kind of an overview of computer science topics; something which is wide but not deep.

I imagine there are other EE refugees like me who feel lost when they read Google interview questions :)
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http://designthencode.com was good for helping me get it.

Also worthwhile to review the WWDC videos available at http://developer.apple.com and the Stanford iOS course at http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/drupal/
Crazy to say I love fixing bugs! It does get tiring at some point to fix very similar bugs over and over again. I realized bug fixing is in essence binary search. Keep cutting the code size in half and write down the important values. Soon enough you'll find where the problem is.

I thin bug fixing builds a skill most people simply don't have, reading code. Reading other people's code is incredibly difficult and most people don't put the time and effort into it.

It does suck to get boxed into that kind of role. Where you are simply just reading code and changing a few characters per day. It is exciting get a clean sheet of paper and creating something new.
Great initiative. This has been lacking in marketing industry. Although as others have pointed, I think UI could be polished a bit. It doesn't yet feel as fluid as HN.
So the bit about "no more need to abuse objects as dictionaries" is a bit odd. Since most things are objects, you get the power to treat functions, types, literals, etc in interesting ways.

I think this was about performance of the underlying data structure. In this sense, a specialized collections data structure will be an "object" too.
The most common Ron Conway/SV Angel story is that as a portfolio company, you email one of the partners (most of the time NOT Ron himself; he's for emergencies), ask for an intro to a company, or advice, and you get their best effort (which is always successful, and usually successful beyond what you expected -- when you want a Director, you end up with an intro to a VP or C-level). This is boring, but day in/day out, it's probably the most common story.

The only people I've ever heard about him bullying are his own shareholders, or people who are doing bad things to tech companies -- shareholders know what they're signing up for (and if he makes them a lot of money, in exchange for a couple phone calls to fix problems in the future, they don't mind at all).
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So many good stories about that bird.

One of my favorites:

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/rec.aviat...

"There were a lot of things we couldn't do in an SR-71, but we were the fastest guys on the block and loved reminding our fellow aviators of this fact. People often asked us if, because of this fact, it was fun to fly the jet. Fun would not be the first word I would use to describe flying this plane. Intense, maybe. Even cerebral. But there was one day in our Sled experience when we would have to say that it was pure fun to be the fastest guys out there, at least for a moment. ..."
Performance is poor on my Macbook Pro 17in (late 2010) in full screen. Looks great sized down, and I would love to play around with it, but it seems best suited for full screen. ;)
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A more relevant question would be how piracy affects movie rentals and DVD/Blu-Ray sales. You can't go out to see a pirated movie, so box offices sales and pirated movies are apples and oranges.
You’re right. CSS animations were announced and added to Webkit betas in October 2007, and it took until the beginning of April 2008 for Apple to put up their proposed formal spec. I’m not sure when they first hit a publicly released version of Safari. Still, 6 months is pretty short in browser spec time, and pretty much no one was using these features in the wild until much later.
Go to amazon, search for data structures and algorithms. Those four words should bring up a whole bunch of results. Choose one that's well reviewed that has familiar elements to you.

Also, wikipedia is a great place to start (of course).

Sorry I can't be more specific, but I don't know your educational background or experience. Fwiw I used http://www.amazon.com/PartyTime/dp/0262033844/ . The only thing is that I had a decent, recent math background, and if you haven't done "real" math in a long time, it might be one more barrier to learning what you really want to learn.
We've been struggling with that particular issue all night (it's been a long night). We think we finally have it resolved.

Sorry about the problems. It ended up being a more "eventful" soft launch than we expected.
For starters, detaching.
Mainly the detach/attach facility. I can open it from ssh, without even closing the session in the terminal. They also provide split window facilities, tmux even more so.
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It's sooooo hard to follow the law! Can't we just abandon it? What's more important, centuries of legal protections for individual liberty or protecting obsolete business models and at best bringing small time white collar criminals to justice?
ESPN is not the NFL. They may be off the hook with ESPN but I expect the NFL might be a little more upset.
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It's one of their ideas: pick a fight

http://gettingreal.37signals.com/ch02_Have_an_Enemy.php
Yes, my point is at the moment I can set -moz-gradient and -webkit-gradient (or whatever the actual property name is) using the different syntax for each, and have my page work in both.
if "sophisticated symbol shuffling" is sufficient to beat the world's best chess players, the world's best Jeopardy players, beat the world's best pilots, and safely drive a car while following all the rules of the road, what makes you think it's not sufficient to hold a human-like conversation? I'm pretty sure people are also what you would call "actually totally stupid behind the scenes" - the main difference is that we didn't design human brains so we aren't (yet) able to understand much of what they're doing. But understanding isn't even necessary for replication.

The fact that people can think proves thinking is possible for mechanical systems; in the worst case we'll re-implement a human brain without understanding it.

> At least before the AI winter, we had impressive AI hardware, including the Lisp machines.

Oof. You're talking about machines with less processing power than an iPhone. Yeah, my dad programmed Shakey the Robot in Lisp on pretty good hardware for the time. If you told Shakey to "push the block off the platform" it could do the task, but would take 20 minutes of thinking about it beforehand. Whereas the Google cars can drive in real time at freeway speeds and robots made by high school kids today can play soccer. How is that not more impressive?

Given how pathetic the Lisp machines were compared to what we've got now, what makes them so impressive to you?
This is going to put Kickstarter well and truly in the public eye and, as a result, bring many more potential wallets browsing the site. Great time to be an entrepreneurial industrial designer in the US.

Just wish it was open to those outside the US as well.
Could somebody clarify, but I feel like I won't ever use this. Older browsers won't understand these new "features", so I still will have to code as I am used to. So I guess in 20 years... I might dabble with them.
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When it comes to face/voice recognition, what makes you think people are doing anything more clever? Our brains seem to have edge and shape detection modules too, do they not? Is it not knowing the algorithm that makes what we do seem "intelligent?
As retric says, your assumptions are wrong. Aggression is typically not returned to the rejecting object but to others. The offensive theories also happen to be wrong.

For the record, I am not one of those guys (curious, did u use that as an insult?)
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Python is a great way to start programming. Congrats on starting!
However, I'd suggest following a university course (like stanford's cs106/cs107 etc) and doing the weekly assignments. That way you'll learn concept after concept rather than just random programs like prime factors.
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Yes, exactly. Now do it again and we'll know it wasn't largely luck.
I like the part about ego because too much of the programming (sorry, "engineering," no wait I mean "architecting") world is focused on a kind of dick-size comparison which is somewhat poisonous and skews things toward self-promotion and away from doing useful things and enjoying yourself.

Programming is a joy when I can just let the task take care of itself as I watch. I can do this in amateur or "hacker" settings but I see less and less of those these days.

It makes me unhappy when programming is a prop or setting for selfish and self-conscious and mean social behavior, as it seem to be more among people who take it as a profession more than a passion.
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yes me too, that's why I wait for algo-class to start!
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> not using things like strlen() when iterating through a C-string

At the risk of making myself look stupid, is that because of O(n) vs O(n^2) (should be testing for \0), or is there another reason I'm not picking up?
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pointing out that the people lobbying the hardest and spendingthe most resources against joe average, throwing grandma in jail for using a torrent can just as easily break the same laws and be obviously guilty of the same crimes is great.

if hey can fine joe for everything he has becavuse he downloaded some movies, and seize entire domainsfor merely linking, why SHOULDNT there be some backlash when they are caught doing the same thing.

oh, they didntknow, the tech guy did it? didnt work with all those lawsuits did it, so eat it i say.
Instead of making devices ultra thin I really wish manufacturers would simply fill up the freed space with batteries.

Not only Apple MacBooks, this goes for mobilephones as well. Samsung Galaxy half an inch thick and a runtime of one week please.
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No, you will not perish if you're not people-smart.
There are plenty of entrepreneurs that have won by, you know, enterprising in areas where their lack of people skills didn't hold them back. Some of them went on to run social networks..
Hah, if I'm lucky! There are very few companies destroying any part of the status quo. There are many trying, but there are just as many that have gotten just a bit bigger before getting co-opted by VC or signing a disruption-calming deal with a partner. Most of the remaining get sandbagged with IP lawsuits if they're at all successful, which leaves a tiny number of companies with names like wikipedia, or khan academy, or beatport (maybe).
I'd assume that "maintainable" code is boring code - code that is instantly understandable when you look at it and that is hard to get wrong.

He's complaining that that code is boring and not creative, and that as a startup your job is to be interesting and creative. I agree with him.
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