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That's just the printing time. Designing the jaw took much longer (it's a complex joint apparently), and after printing it needed to be polished and coated in a bio-compatible layer by a different company.

Printer's press release: http://www.layerwise.com/en/news/layerwise-builds-the-world%...
You need to give equity commensurate with risk. Finding a good co-founder technical co founder probably requires that person to quit their job or whatever.(or take risk in general)

So, find the right person first and then negotiate with them to bring them on as a co-founder, not ill give you some equity or ill can offer you x%.

My advise would be to use your funding to get a prototype built (using vWorker or remote hire or whatever) and build up customers. Once you have customers its easy for people to see what you are trying to do and many people would be DTH.
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Exactly. You wrote what I meant to write in my comment, but much more concisely.

(however, it's quite possible Ed has mentioned the problems in the process many times. At some point, people give up and concentrate on doing what they can.)
I don't really like the GPL also. Make's it basically useless in a closed application but this isn't the place to rant.
Please do not Airpush. Users hate it and apps are almost guaranteed to get one-star reviews because of it.
sorry - I normally trust the system to detect duplicate links
Because hackers want to work on interesting problems not ones that are solved for free by someone else.
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Like I said, go into one of the private offices. Or don't go into the office.
Could I get a volume control/equalizer in there?
My mp3s seem to be not really normalized.

But its a lot of fun to play with!
DRM vs piracy only is a distraction (Hulu and Netflix content is all over the Pirate Bay already).

For the big media the main goal of DRM is control.

They want to dictate what you cannot do: they want to segment the market by devices and countries, they want to force different deals with different distributors, they want ability to add unskippable ads, they want media played in players that report who is watching what and when.

Even if piracy didn't exist, studios would still insist on DRM to get all the other "features" it provides.
wow, I couldn't have said it better myself.

The BSD license is true freedom to me as well. I release all of my own personal libraries and apps using it.
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Here's my experience, best to worst:

1. Small team of programmers, sharing a closed office.

2. Small team of programmers sharing an open office.

3. Team of programmers each with their own office.

4. Team of programmers in one big room.

5. Team of programmers in one big room along with a bunch of other people.

Small team, in a circle, with their backs to each other, was by far the most productive environment I've ever experienced. We could concentrate on our work, but when shit happened we could turn to look at our compatriots screen and help each other out.

You have to be a real team for this to work. Not just a bunch of people with the same employer.
I'm absolutely no expert, but if it's really about noise, isn't good noise-cancelling headphones a much cheaper investment than more walls?
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You missed not being able to disable them without javascript if you set the href, pretty big disadvantage to miss. I vaguely remember IE might support the disabled attribute, but it doesn't actually work properly. That might just be 6 though. I also have a feeling there are other weird side effects to not setting a href attribute on an anchor, but maybe it's just that.

This doesn't feel a very comprehensive or well researched post, especially as you didn't know about e.preventDefault() which afaik is standard practice these days, seems a fairly ballsy thing to ask bootstrap to do when you don't really seem to know much about it.

Then again I guess if you don't question these things, you never find out!
I think the biggest productivity spike comes from removing "other people" from the room where programmers are.

Mixing people on a maker's schedule with those on a manager's schedule is never going to work. Also don't mix people who need to think with people who need to talk on the phone.
I don't really have a reason for picking GPL. Would you prefer MIT instead?
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The hard part is to realize that you belong to the group that cannot be on the middle ground. It took me at least 4 years to fully realize that. It is everything or nothing. Trying to keep a balance between the two extremes takes so much effort, leaves a lot of room for failure and requires to adapt patterns. The black-and-white approach is simple and effective. It does not require you to think a lot and there is not much room for error.

Thinking clearly about what amount of alcohol is appropriate for you while you are actively incapacitating yourself is just very hard for some people. While I appreciate relativity and nuances it's just not worth it in this case.
I had the idea to add that and some filters on there too. I'll see what I can do… :)
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1. Literally giving away your content has nothing to do with DRM, but rather, your business model. If you elect to give away your content for free, that's your choice. Others have already proven that giving away DRM-free content can lead to making a tidy profit. See the humble-bundles and Louis CK's recent experiment as demonstrations. Look at Bandcamp.com, and the countless artists selling DRM free content. I've spent more money there the past year then anything the labels have produced.

2. Less likely to be cracked? That's wishful thinking at best. It's already been shown countless times that smaller companies content will be cracked just as readily as larger companies. It's not as if they are using some other form of DRM.

3. Which bugs afflict you in the video playing department? I've found that playing videos without Flash is fairly simple. Granted, you need to provide 2 videos, but you'll what you need. Are you referring to lack of DRM support in these browsers? In fact, I'm not really sure what you are referring to here.

4. That's not true. Rather, content that includes extras like DRM will provide an inferior user experience. I'm sorry, but even Valve, who I love, doesn't have as great an experience as I can get if they'd remove the DRM. And it's because of the DRM they use. If you attach DRM to your content, you are degrading the UX. There is no argument against that. It's simply the way it is. Even if you simply put your content in a membership area, I have to log in rather than simply see that content. If I have to install some 3rd party software to read that content, it's a degraded experience. I'm sorry, but it's the content providers that choose to degrade the experience. At least man up and take ownership.

Finally, you claim people like me need a far stronger argument. I guess that's fair. We could all use stronger arguments. But at the same time, the arguments for DRM aren't strong either. The only argument in favor of DRM that I can get behind is: "It's my content, I can do what I want with it." Yes, you can, and I support that. Beyond that, not much more can be said.
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No harm, no foul, it's a good read, I'm merely pointing out previous discussions so people can see what the HN commentators thought on earlier submissions.

And for reference, the URL dup-detector works mostly on exact matches, and even then, only on stuff in cache. Probably.
Is corporal punishment wide-spread in French parenting? I wondered as I read the article about that.
There is a study on adolescent binge drinking and its effect on the brain; if anyone wants to read it http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2827693/?tool=pm...

In short, it affects spatial working memory, verbal encoding and ability to inhibit ourselves. These effects don't seem that nefarious, and not so prominent in affecting our lives in a significant way; but don't take my word because I'm no neuro scientist.

On the other hand, on personal experience I've seen greater social issues with people that are heavy drinkers in their post adolescence period.
It is not clear why, after 2012-1950=62 years, they need just a few more years to become american parents.
That's near optimal, but few offices with software developers offer both options. Yes, communal areas for some type of work/communication, private areas for others. It's staggeringly obvious that this meets everyone's needs (both individuals and the collective team) but I've found very few places offer anything remotely similar.

The 'office with closed door' is still seen as primarily a 'managerial' thing, in places I've worked and been.
On one project we started in a large, but private room. Each programmer staked out their own space. Might as well have been separate offices. About 8 weeks into the project, we rearranged the desks into a circle, facing out. Relevant communication increased massively. I was aware of exactly what my colleagues were working on all the time (yet still able to focus on my own tasks). Yes, there were times when someone would interrupt me when I had a complex problem gelling in my mind, but it was offset by having the required expertise for the entire product immediately available.
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Maybe, but it's only my opinion, and I didn't pass it of as scientific evidence of anything.
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Salesforce is charging my company 1000 euros per month per sale person for what appears to be a rather simple crm. SAP is charging hundreds of thousands of euros for an ERP that is anyway too complex for small businesses.

Maybe it is me, but I believe the real problem is that start ups don't take the time to understand the businesses they want to disrupt. They like to discuss about scalability, nosql, complex software stuff, but guess what, probably a simple application in mysql that does know the business is worth 1000 times more.

And just to give a practical example about my point, look at how much discussion has generated a rather simple problem on linkedin: http://tinyurl.com/89ocf8x.
I'm not aware of any real CDNs dropping someone for "load getting too high". Also, for a real CDN, 100k+ clients isn't noticeable.

If you're talking about the "unlimited traffic" or "price too good to be true" commodity delivery resellers, their business models are sometimes built on overselling and like a cell provider, those will throttle or drop you.

That said, a "network of networks" is a great strategy beyond a certain level of traffic. Nine Systems built a great business on that principle for video streaming until purchased by Akamai. Balancing video over multiple CDNs is a service we offer as well.

Finally, if your CDN SLA doesn't hold the CDN liable for going down, you're doing it wrong.
> TCP implementations of OS's today have been tuned for the late 90s,

Here's where you need to slow down and think for a moment before you re-invent TCP.

If you "retune" everything for broadband, you're crippling your ability to reach your emerging mobile audience, whose TCP metrics look for all the world like dial up and ISDN of the late 90s.
>I'd argue that programmers are held in high regard now--witness all of the news articles in the past year about "software engineers taking over the world"

This doesn't prove much. The media you follow might have these articles, but most of the world still don't know much about programmers or hold them in high regard. If you work in Silicon Valley, I'd say it's a bubble, outside of which people think very differently about ICT.
This Wikipedia article is interesting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_abuse#Prevalence.
USA and UK ranked lowest among industrial nations with respect to the wellbeing of children. Comments are all a matter of personal experience.
for me it's not just the sound, lots of people in the same room is distracting, and makes it hard(er) for me to concentrate. For some reason even more so if everyone is silent.
> but top 5 worst days of my life were all recovering from a lot of drinking.

Considering that this guy had cancer, his hangovers must have been of truly epic proportions.
Using a gyroscope, gps, accelerometer and some other sensors is not a difficult step to perform.
My boys grew up this way, in Iowa, in the 90's and 00's. Maybe it has more to do with population density, having a parent at home and a community with shared values.

Anyway we ended up with 3 Eagle Scouts, one now a veteran, one a CS graduate from CMU and one a 3-time all-stater in cello. Just regular Iowa country kids. You could trust them with anything - your car, your life savings, your girlfriend.

They learned to work hard at a young age (6-8) at home, at church and on their Uncle's farm; to get themselves organized for school from the start; to clean a bathroom and do dishes. We never talked down to them.

Their friends work hard with a smile, want nothing more than to be treated as an adult. Its easier I guess when their friends share the same goals, the lessons seem natural and normal.

We did this consciously, left the big city when they were old enough to feel limited by sidewalks and malls, and bought land in Iowa where I grew up. I don't think that's all necessary or possible for everyone. But it sure helped!
And that hits the nail on the head for why even BigCorps are moving to open floor plans. Walls cost. Tables are cheaper than ergonomic desks.

I'll tell you what, though. Working at a table on a laptop all day is really bad for neck and eyes. I miss my big, eye-level monitor.
Absolutely it will limit what studios allow--as in the major studios will allow nothing. HTML5 video only supports standard HTTP download of a single unencrypted stream, and I'm not clear on how a token scheme will provide any real security for that unencrypted stream.

There are the bandwidth-divining problems since you'll want a higher quality stream on a fast connection than a slow one and HTML5 video has no built-in way to do that. On iOS you can use HTTP Live Streaming via Safari, but if you depend on that you're locked into a single platform.

What is driving your startup to use HTML5 video? Are you trying to avoid licensing fees for DRM technologies? A lot of these problems can be overcome if you build an app, perhaps it's possible to use a hybrid approach in PhoneGap so you can maintain a HTML UI but play video via a proprietary video library that supports DRM.
"Stallman believes in freedom of indivisuals, _including_ the freedom of individuals down the stream. The BSD increases only your (egoistic) "freedom" to cut off other people from water supply, while decreasing everybody elses freedom to get to the water source"

This isn't true. If I make changes to an app and don't release the changes, the only think you don't get is my changes. The water source is still available for all.

"so it maximizes only one single peak of freedom, while everybody else loses. The GPL levels the access, it maximizes the total amount of freedom available in the ecosystem."

If the GNU were truly free you wouldn't see so many GNU violators being taken to court. The GNU is about as free a s copyright. If you consider that freedom, then yes, it's free.

I would say just don't use GNU software if you don't believe in the licensing, but it's not that easy. The GNU is like a bomb about to explode. As a business owner, if one of your employees uses any GNU software in a commercial app and you have any sort of success, it could be the end of your business if you are forced to release the source. Why? Because someone can and will compile and release it for free, circumventing all of your commercial licensing.
Concur on #1 -- I've never been so focused as when six of us shared a large office that was isolated from the rest of the company by two doors and a set of stairs.

Similarly, a set of closed offices around a common area with couches and whiteboards. Here you get to choose; individuals can isolate, when cranking, and they can also include themselves into conversations by leaving their doors open.

Note that this is WAY different from having a set of offices along a long hallway (where you get no community at all -- hallways are just like motels, or crappy apartments).
> For example, myself and several of my friends are spending time working and studying abroad. Facebook is the best way to keep in touch.

in your example, can you explain how FB is better than AIM/ICQ or any other instant messanger in what you trying to do?:

FB and any other IM:

- accept people you want on your list, delete etc
- see whos up right now
- text to one or multiple users the same time (can FB do that), send photos, music, any files
- more?

I heard it so many times users saying they need facebook for this or that but in reality, they dont. Its like my sister says she needs to go to google to search for facebook to click on facebook link to go to FB.
Love it. Ahh, those lighter more fun days. Try getting an RFC like that in there now.
Been doing this since January 1st. It's awesome. Try it.
And Shakespeare just strung a bunch of cliches together, and Newton just wrote down what everybody was thinking.

Easy to dismiss genius - it all seems so obvious now!
You love that environment, but that would make me go mental. You would tell me to go in to the closed office, but personally, I would know what was going on out side. It would still drive me mental. For me, its all about isolation. I would go for a log cabin on a mountain. And obviously, that would drive other people mental.

The real point, I feel, is that different people work well in different ways. Some like a buzzy hyper environment, others like to be left alone to get on with it. Some are easily distracted, like me, others can work in mad chaos. And of course there are all those in-between.

To me the mistake, a common mistake, is to think one solution fits all.
Being able to zoom in on the track's waveform would be nice too.
You could also consider the MPL 2.0. It features file-based copyleft, meaning anyone who changes the files you're distributing has to redistribute their changes, but they can be used in a proprietary work without forcing the distribution of the source of any other file.

MIT is more widely known and understood, though.
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Actually ... that would be a very difficult step to perform. The room they fly in has a very expensive, sophisticated, high-speed motion capture system that gives a global picture of the placement of each vehicle. The data is then feed to a bank of computers for real-time processing. There's a reason they only show videos in that one room.

The data from individual sensors would be very noisy.
You really should not return false from event handlers. Returning false is equivalent to calling both preventDefault() (that's what you want) AND stopPropagation()

By stopping propagation, you break delegation and make it impossible at worst and very random at best to add another handler to the same event.

Just use preventDefault o stop the browser from following the link.
if it really become a problem I dont think Fb/Zuck can stop hackers/programmers from building tools to export user profile, all photos, data, etc.

its quite simple VB stand-alone (so they dont block one IP) application with IE window in it. you log in, and VB is scrapping all the data creating excel file with contacts, saving images organized in folders for other web import, etc). not that big of a deal, right?
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I quit drinking Jan 1st, and commented about that on Facebook. A friend messaged me and told me she'd done just the same, but was explicitly not telling people to avoid judgemental comments. Judgemental comments? lolwhut?

But any time recently people have seen I don't drink, everyone has an opinion. And 90% of those opinions are long-winded justifications on why it's ok the other person drinks.

Drinking in moderation won't kill you. Very occasionally people suggest that there are even medicinal purposes. But: life gets better without alcohol. I went out for my birthday party last night, and we had an awesome night of drunk karaoke, only, I wasn't drinking. I had a load of fun, sang like an idiot in to the microphone with my friends, and got home safe, having spent almost no cash.

Giving up drinking for me was like giving up smoking before it: I really realized I could just no longer justify doing it. Ever. It's a literal poison, and the idea that you can't bond, have fun, and have crazy nights without it is all bullshit.
I particularly like the tribute to Postel:

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To go even further, it's just another beverage that tastes nasty. As a kid, my mom and dad let me taste a variety of beers/wines from time to time when I asked, and every time I thought it was disgusting. I still don't drink primarily because even years later I cannot stand the taste of alcohol, even when it's diluted; my secondary reason is because I don't want to limit my experience of life.
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It isn't entirely false:

If one assumes that bugs are introduced at construction (the writing of the software) then you can use that as a fixed point to determine the cost of bugs based on when they are found. Which, using the original study, would mean that in testing the bugs would be more costly and that in production the bugs would be even more costly.

What is interesting is that it is a function of time and not phase. So, for example, if you were continuously deploying code and a QA found a bug the same day it would effectively be the same cost (assuming everything else is equal) as a code review done by a developer. It would also be significantly less than a bug found several months down the pipeline once your code was finally integrated into a QA environment in a non CD example.
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To those recommending headphones, I find headphones/earbuds uncomfortable, and listening to music distracting. But more to the point, think of what you're really saying: a disruptive, unproductive work environment is my problem. The idea of a default poor environment where each employee finds their own solution to seal themselves off from disruption is plainly absurd, when thought of in those terms.
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