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As far as I know I don't have any additional cert magic going on, but I have yet to repro on a second machine.

Edit: And eff.org isn't the only site with this effect. I have yet to find an https site which doesn't display the EV bar right now.

Second Edit: Neither Firefox nor Safari have the same issue.
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Sam invested in Stripe's very first round.

His advice has consistently been clear, useful, and correct. He's also gone way beyond the call of duty in helping us on a number of occasions.

Though this is only tangentially related to the story, I'll take the chance to say: if you ever happen to have the chance to have Sam invest in your company, I strongly recommend availing of it.
Which was rectified within a week, no?

I don't doubt you; this may eventually happen, but for the meantime, I'm trusting them (over my ISP, anyway), with my email and backing up/saving the stuff that warrants it.
Cortex M3 is an excellent microcontroller, but not much more. It critically lacks a memory manager, meaning it can't run Linux or other full-featured operating systems. You also run into severe memory/flash limits.
> "Miller was charged with a single count of resisting arrest. ... 'we do not understand how, absent some other underlying charge for which there was probable cause, a charge of resisting arrest can stand on its own?'"

The most infuriating part of that article.
"But, dude, you're asking for the key to my front door and we've never even drunk a beer together"! -Well put. I'm a musician and would likely love to utilize the site but I'll never find out because I won't support this sort of intrusion. F_ck fb. You can grow without them... in spite of them even!
Cortex M3 doesn't have an MMU so it won't run Linux or other desktop style operating systems. Generally they are programmed 'on the bare metal' or with a fairly lightweight RTOS. So depending on what duaneb wants to do it may not be appropriate.

If the idea is just "find out how well my code runs on a slow machine" a OpenWRT box is probably a decent bet. They are often MIPS core based but when programming in a high level language that doesn't really matter.
I generally do so, but I don't feel that this is doing enough any more. I'm still collaborating in the abuse, just sharing a portion of the blame.
Actually, Apple's PC business has never been better. They sold 5,198,000 Macs last quarter, a record. Mac sales are up 26% compared to the same quarter last year. Of course they sold 37 million iPhones, but the amount of revenue the Mac generates isn’t small by any means.

I don’t have a problem with them not shipping software that’s incompatible with how they do business; I suspect hackers and other clueful users will continue using the available tools like Homebrew to install whatever they want.
Good point. Breaking down the code into "isolated enough" units as you write it shouldn't add much complexity or effort. It actually makes testing / debugging and refactoring easier. You cannot anticipate what will need to be added, expanded or improved, but you can be sure something will.
Hats off! Congrats on getting your priorities right. You have done your job, now teach your kids to do their jobs :)
And if I go to https://www.fsf.org/ , I see the green bar but with no organization name at all (http://i.imgur.com/pySoK.png), and if I click on the lock to view the cert, Chrome just crashes outright.
> These are a lot less powerful...

Er... so what do YOU recommend we buy for around $35 instead?
Ah, true, yes, if I authenticate a Facebook application against my account I can't give it access to my friends' emails, which was the core functionality of Scoble's script.
I just found out that Eclipse was able to provide code completion on JavaScript file! You have to create a JavaScript project.
Binary Blob Question

http://www.raspberrypi.org/forum/general-discussion/gpu-bina...

Could there be malicious software embedded in the closed-source drivers?
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On the contrary. The factory workers of today need to be provided with a living wage, that will support upward mobility of the workforce.

Supporting the status quo is just resigning to the fact that they will be fucked no matter what, and so why not take part?

Cheap labour is just one of a number of advantages that China has in regards to tech manufacturing. I read recently, I beleive in the NYT, that versatile and rapibly retoolable manufacturing capabilities are actually more attractive than the labour costs.

Consequently, it's reasonable to expect reasonable wages and conditions: they aren't a block to growth.
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I just checked by Stack Overflow profile. I've visited on 986 consecutive days. But then, I am a moderator, so I view it as a bit of an obligation. ;)
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[Failure] is a key GOAL of rapid development.

In that case you are doing it wrong.
The only way to reach these small businesses is with large sales forces. The process just can't scale. "Local" is an absolutely horrible business to be in and I doubt anyone will ever crack it (hasn't worked for the past 15 years...).

What about Craigslist? It seems to have scaled some local small business needs (e.g. jobs and housing).

I think local is tough because there just isn't a big market for many of the things small businesses are trying to sell.

But as we've seen, if you heavily discount them, that changes things.
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> I like the idea someone posted on HN a few months ago; it should be possible to "opt out" of the patent system entirely.

This is a stupid idea.

Basically, anyone who does actually invent something that's legitimately worth patenting (by whatever metric you please), then patents it and (as required by the process of patenting) details the invention, somebody can just come along and take that work and use it and the inventor gets screwed.

Fix the patent system or ditch it. The opt-out idea, though, is nonsensical.
I think the $25 price point is a major draw. Your example board with fewer features is $60...
BTW, anyone who wants GCC for Mac OS X can easily do so using the OS X GCC installer: https://github.com/kennethreitz/osx-gcc-installer
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I've never tried it, but www.vudu.com seems to have most new releases.
I think what you are missing from this is the culture in China. If you heard the NPR special - they do as they are told: it does not even occur to them that things ought to be different, even when given a permanent disabilty to speed up the production line.
"Slippery slope" is a specific type of usually-fallacious argument that relies only on what is possible, not what is likely based on actual evidence and trends. It's not a generic term for any argument that seeks to prove "X is heading toward Y".
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This device will measure heart-beat variability too.
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These two examples use databases, but you should be able to easily set it up on pagodabox:(http://www.pagodabox.com) Pagodabox should be pretty simple for you to deploy live on a free instance.

http://tutorialzine.com/2010/03/ajax-todo-list-jquery-php-my...

http://query7.com/php-jquery-todo-list-part-1
Could someone privately buy more information about the GPU? i.e. does it exist? Is it held private because some vendor OS has paid them for exclusivity rights? I really don't understand the business strategy behind such secrecy.
Been using JaguarPC for years without a hitch.
I wasn't aware Bash had also moved to GPLv3. Wonder how long till that gets removed.
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Codecs are still a problem, though - there's no single universal codec supported by all major browsers. WebM isn't supported by IE, Safari and iOS, H.264 isn't supported by Firefox, Opera and possibly Chrome in the future.

It's a mess, and I don't see it getting better in the near future.
I don't read books to "feel productive", I read them to take my mind somewhere else for a while. I don't get the whole "feeling productive" thing; if I'm being productive, I'm too focused on producing to feel anything.
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I love the idea but who decides which songs can be there??? BTW, excellent first songs but I can't see any from The Beatles!!

Forking! :)
I'm pretty sure GroupMe was built at a TC Hackathon
This is actually a very good example sinatra project for newbs to follow. props.
There are a number of peripherals which are intended to be controlled by the GPU. These are omitted from this datasheet. Accessing these peripherals from the ARM is not recommended.

I can understand them not wanting you to access the GPU peripherals from the ARM processor, the GPU can handle out-of-order data access, but the ARM core cannot (although it sounds like you can get around it with some careful programming).

At this stage i'm happy we got anything out of them at all, limited as it may be. A datasheet for the GPU would be great though. But given the progress of Open Source drivers from the groups working with AMD and Nvidia (who are much more forthcoming than the embedded graphics vendors), I can't say I would prefer to wait 3 years for a functioning driver that can handle OpenGL ES 2.0 and accelerated video playback. You'll still need a binary blob in the meantime. And it's not feasible for them to just give away their driver source for free in the meantime, for the same reasons it was never feasible for nvidia or AMD to just open up their proprietary drivers.

I think in time the situation will improve, but you can't expect Raspberry Pi to reverse standard industry practices in a single leap and bound. Give it time, and see this release for what it is: progress.
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If you scroll down to the bottom of the page, a few courses like Lean Startup, Tech Entrepreneurship are no longer there.

http://www.nlp-class.org/
You can also just install XCode, which is free with the OS.

Yes, I know the complaint is that it's "too large" just for gcc and related toolchain. But that's not true for me. I find it far, far easier to just download one thing from Apple and install it, then to spend cycles of my own to figure out how to save myself a little bit of disk space.
A Yelp impression is much more valuable than a newspaper impression. When people see an ad on Yelp, they are generally looking for a place to eat right now. They are trying to make a purchasing decision. When they see an ad in a newspaper, it is generally incidental. In addition, newspaper CPM is based on distribution, it's pretty likely that only a small percentage of those papers are read cover to cover, and only a small percentage of those readers look at any individual ad for more than a second. The last time I looked at newspaper advertising, a 1/4 page for one day in a paper with a distribution of 40,000 was about $600. If you are advertising a restaurant, I think you'd be better off giving the money to Yelp.
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Is there no way to work remotely a few days a week?
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Anything whose copyright is owned by the FSF and was GPL2 is now GPL3.
There is, by the logic you've set out here. Both were personal events that had no direct consequence to the HN crowd.
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Depending on the underlying filesystem there could be evidence of the last time it was altered though it could be faked with enough knowledge.
The newest Xcode actually doesn't ship with gcc, which is the complaint here I suppose. It hasn't impacted me all that much, but I don't use a ton of non-OSX specific software (and none outside of homebrew/ports).
It's possible, but really hard, especially if you have a family. And actually, building a product in your free time isn't that rough; it's supporting it that will consume all of your free time.

Think about it, let's say you have a perfectly reasonable 40 hour work week. What would be a good extra amount to put into a side project/startup? 20 hours?

Now you're working 60 hours per week, just under an extra 3 hours per night. How long can you keep that up? How much time will that take away from your family?

Let's say you stick it through and launch. The questions and support emails roll in. How much of that will eat up your extra 20 hours per week to work on bugs and new features? And will your customers be ok with waiting the extra time while you slog away at your day job?

And what happens if that 40 hour/week job goes into crunch mode and goes up to 50 or maybe even more?

Doing this isn't necessarily hard in terms of difficulty, but it does take a LOT of time.
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Good idea. As an embedded guy I don't always assume "testing my code" means running it on Linux.
As the owner of a small business, I can confirm that this happens purely as the result of ignorance on the parts of business owners. I've been advertising on Yelp using their cost per click program for about a year now, and was paying about $3.50 per click up until a couple months ago.

I recently got a number of sales calls from reps that attempted to sell me on their new impressions program. They wanted me to pay them $600 for 1000 monthly impressions. I quickly ran the numbers and figured that even if I assumed a generous 5% click through rate, I would still be paying nearly 3.5 times more per click than I was with their PPC program. I would need to be getting a CTR of 17% just to break even, which is highly unlikely. And that's without considering the addition of an onerous 12 month contract, which I didn't have to sign under their PPC program.

Their impressions program does come with an added benefit though, which is the removal of competitors ads from your Yelp profile page. I'm sure this helps overall conversion rates somewhat, but there is no way it has enough impact to justify the massive increase in cost per click.

Ultimately though, my PPC ad impressions have gradually dropped off despite maintaining the same ad budget with Yelp. This is because they give display preference to business owners who have signed up for their impression-based program. I can only assume that means they have managed to con enough ignorant business owners into signing up.

I'm both vexed and pleased with this development. :)
I'm not sure---the last FS usually only posts a modified date if the file is modified and not deleted.

If its simply deleted, it'd those sectors as 'gone' in the file table but there's no notation in the file table to say when modifications to it were made.
As others have suggested, you would have likely vested 98% of your stock by then by then (typically 4 year terms with 1 year cliff, vesting monthly after the first year).

There are also often trigger clauses, which cause your stock to vest instantly when certain conditions are met. Being fired without cause (and cause here typically means a criminal conviction) is typical, although this can be structured to only take effect if the firing takes place after a liquidity event ('double trigger').
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While this solution obviously won't work for most users, personally I just reach for youtube-dl (http://rg3.github.com/youtube-dl/) when I run into a video that YouTube won't serve with the HTML5 player. No flash, no ads, and no buffering.
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> 2. to solve peoples problems, make the world better place = to feed their internal ego, prove the world that he/she can be helpful. This is a subliminal instinct of humanbeing having the main goal is being powerful among other species. Being powerful - see point 1.

Speak for yourself. Actually, it seems like you already have spoken for yourself. What I mean to say is "don't pretend to speak for everyone when you are only speaking for yourself". It's mighty presumptuous of you to claim that you know the motivations of everyone in the world who is a producer.

My quote isn't the only example of this in your post, but it's the most egregious.
You're confusing the callback with the actual event listener.
And it isn't easy to check up on old discussions you participated in

That's what I use the "threads" link for. It's worked quite well for me.
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Yeah, I recently realized why various bash examples I tried out don't work on OSX. I guess it's an obvious thing to check, but somehow it never occurred to me that OSX's bash would be five years old.
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Ask HN: What are the tricks to remember stuff you don't always use?
For instance, I don't always use some vim commands, but when I do, it is because I remember them. So it all comes down to this vicious cycle: in order to use something more often, you need to remember it, but in order to remember it, you need to use it more often. How do you break it? Do you have any special tricks?
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>Regardless of Apple's goals in this action, a lot of the OSS world is moving to permissive licenses, so this isn't a terribly surprising move.

Guess I hadn't noticed "a lot of the OSS world moving to permissive licenses". The GPL is still the workhorse of many free systems with code coming out all the time. I mean, if you're counting web development code (like the Rails ecosystem), I suppose you could make the argument that the MIT license is surging... but there's a whole world of code beyond generating dynamic HTML that continues to be licensed under the old-guard licenses.
Hopefully this will also make it possible to have separate instances of the Flash plugin for different sites, rather than a single instance for all sites. In addition to improving security through compartmentalization, having separate copies of Flash will allow Firefox to unload each one when finished with a site. Flash leaks a huge amount of memory, and currently many people continuously have some site open which uses it (often sites like gmail or github that use it for "utility" purposes), which means Firefox can never unload it, resulting in an ever-ballooning memory footprint that people often blame on Firefox.

(I say this as someone who doesn't use Flash personally, but everyone benefits when systems have more security, and I personally would like to see less unfounded complaints about memory usage distracting from the legitimate efforts to improve memory footprint and performance.)
>And it's not feasible for them to just give away their driver source for free in the meantime, for the same reasons it was never feasible for nvidia or AMD to just open up their proprietary drivers.

Why? For what reason? All they are doing is inconveniencing users and developers alike. I see exactly zero reason to keep drivers closed. Nada. Null. Nobody gains anything by keeping drivers closed. It's a waste of time and resources.
The new XCode 4.2 and presumably the next versions of it do not ship with a real GCC, which is one of the things mentioned in the article.

This causes problems for software that doesn't compile right with LLVM yet (arguably bugs in the software, but tell that to someone who can't use the LLVM compiled binaries any more).

Eventually, the version of Xcode that includes GCC will be too old to do anything useful with.

So then you wouldn't be able to "just install XCode", unfortunately.
Jobs and housing are different because people actively search for them. People need shelter, and need income.

They need food too, but they don't necessary need to go to a restaurant---much less a particular one of many in the same flavor variety. If you're trying to sell something people don't have a stake in taking up, you need a sales team because they won't search for you.
Huh? Sure it does. That's how I got it. See: https://devimages.apple.com.edgekey.net/downloads/xcode/xcod...
"Apple's PC sales are a rapidly diminishing part of their business..."

Flat out BS. Take a second and look up the numbers.
I think this is plausible, but I don't think it's right - mouse input seems to happen when I want it to, I just have no idea where the cursor will end up. I hate hate hate using a mouse on my mac, it's probably the most elbow, wrist and shoulder harming activity I do.

I simply can't, after 4 years, move the mouse swiftly, and precisely to a point on the screen that I want. It falls short, it goes too far. I slow down to be more precise and the acceleration curve makes it go too annoyingly slow. I speed up and the cursor flies all over the screen. The cursor movement speed feels random and useless. I can't imagine how anybody tolerates it.

It's bloody annoying and the fact that there's not an option to just turn the stupid acceleration off is mind boggling.

I don't have these problems on Windows, Ubuntu, QNX, Haiku, Amiga OS, GEOS on the C64, RISC OS, the SNES mouse, etc. It's only OS X.

I don't even recall having the issue on MacOS.

I don't know if it was because I was damaged as a gamer when I was younger and can't appreciate something about the Apple way of handling mice, or Apple is just doing something wrong, but the way the device is handled on practically every other system I've ever used doesn't work like it does in OS X. It's infuriating and I've spent countless hours trying to fix it.

It's like my right arm has some debilitating muscle disease where I can't quite control what my arm does -- I can only give it vague directions and hope it ends up more or less where I want it to, then shift gears and take my time to get it to where I want it to go.
I don't dispute this at all, but patent reform isn't going to achieve what we want overnight. Requiring a product in the market is at least a step in the direction of eroding the position of most patent trolls. Once we've achieved that, the next step is to further raise the bar for what is defensible.
"the share made up by hackers far smaller still."

Apple laptops like the MacBook Air are pretty popular amongst your average hacker crowd. You still get a reasonable Terminal Application and most of what you are (basically) looking for from a Unix text environment.
I'm actually not freelance, I'm employed full time, and I get numerous job offers every week even so. It has nothing to do with me getting work, that's not an issue. It has to do with standards.

I explained clearly why you shouldn't use it in production, that was the entire point of the post. Trying to add your own complimenting styles usually does little to disguise the fact that it's just bootstrap. I've seen loads of sites that do this, they just add a couple divs with bigger fonts and a couple background images and call it a day - immediately recognized as bootstrap.
Actually - that part is quite true - but it's only because the iPhone (and iPad) is such a rapidly _increasing_ part of their business.
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Interestingly, Homebrew is broken right now, at least for me, given that I've installed Xcode 4.2 and it didn't seem to install GCC (instead installing LLVM) while homebrew recipes seem to require GCC. (or at least homebrew is complaining about it.)
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It installs a "gcc" command-line wrapper which actually calls the LLVM compiler.