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For C++ i would use QT Creator.
For scripts such as shell , Python VIM is great.
>The entire service is reliant on the ability of users to "pin" copyrighted images from across the web.

I'm not so sure. The service is reliant on the ability of its users to "pin" content which, from what I can tell, is represented by images. I could be wrong, though.

>Anyone with any objectivity can see that 99% of the images on Pinterest are being used without permission.

However, it was "pinned" by its users, not the site administrators, so I believe it would qualify the same way imgur qualifies despite it being a massive pool of copyright infringement. But IANAL.
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My GMail inbox looks quite similar, and I just use custom blocking using Adblock Plus (Right click on a div and block).
Another possibility would be to work for companies that have big data already.
My new take on email: leave it alone and go fix something that's actually broken.

I'll take an open source clone of Gmail, thank you very much, especially as they continue messing with the interface for the sake of it and with the privacy policy for kicks.

While we're at it, I'll also take an implementation of conversations in ThunderBird, to make it more like Sparrow, which is quite nice on the desktop.
It reminds me of a quote from Dark Knight "You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain" .
I guess the thing for me is that my HTML is usually simple enough that there isn't significant time spent writing it.

So I can see there could be productivity gains, but I don't see they would be sufficient to justify the technical debt in introducing a new syntax.
yeah pretty much bored after seeing gmail interface. some innovation required. its good.
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aside: how/why did the title change from the original that I posted? (I gave a title, but it seems to have forgotten that and reverted to the article?)
Shameless plug, but if you want to work with big data you could just apply for this position at Yammer. DO IT!

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At least they left the vowels in the name.
Adobe stuff is bloatware and sucks.

No, it's just vastly more complicated than most of the cut-down alternatives because it has to meet the needs of pro designers. Maybe there's some accumulated cruft there but I can guarantee you that Pixelmator, for example, would be similarly large if it had to support all the same use cases.
Pre-noob question: what do you mean by "NSFooView"? Googling for it revealed almost nothing, so I take it that you made up the term as a stand-in for some general case. Yes? If so, does NS mean something? Even something that is just a joke or related only to your example? And are you using "Foo" as a reference to the general stand-in phrases "foobar" and "foo = bar"? These questions are sincere, and if you get a chance to set me straight I would seriously appreciate it.
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Nice write up, but a little naive, IMHO. In consideration of the above, however, I'll pull this.

Thanks!
LaunchBox Digital started there, then moved to Durham, then moved back to traditional angel investing. In fact, most of the programs that I listed above at this point are defunct, which was kind of what I was getting at.
I've done something of a project euler like math problem based site using jquery-console.

[1] is a screenshot of it using Wolfram Alpha to answer questions. The rest of the browsing is mostly unix-like, in similarity to unix.xkcd.com

[2] is it showing off its latex support
[1]: http://imgur.com/v4GUH
[2]: http://imgur.com/MWCXe
Editors can (and do) change the title to avoid editorializing: http://ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html.
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Very smooth interface, from what I can see. FYI on demo.fluent.io I'm getting HTTP 400 error trying to connect to the websocket.
Very smooth interface, from what I can see. FYI on demo.fluent.io I'm getting HTTP 400 trying to connect to the websocket.
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I've been helping family members with their small business websites, and they keep asking about their Yelp ratings. I know exactly what to do to help boost Google ratings (add meta descriptions, alt text, etc), but I have no clue about Yelp and there don't seem to be that many articles about it. I was hoping to get some advice from the HN community.

What does the $300 a month in advertising get you?

Does paying Yelp to advertise give you more control over your listing? Or are advertisers given favorable treatment from customer support, etc?

Why are good, organic reviews deleted? How can you remove/unpromote unfair reviews?

I understand that Yelp has to protect this information, the same way Google does, but at least Google has instructions about how to be a "good" website, where I'm totally at a loss for Yelp.

Thanks for your help, Kevin
I'm with you. CSS for looks, JS for logic, HTML for structure.

And the whole strategy goes down the crapper with NoScript & RequestPolicy for the most part unless I find it worth explicitly allowing them.
Thanks for this Chris. I've been learning Clojure in my free time, and you've combined several of the things that most interest me in one post (noir, overtone, and clojurescript).
Yep. I don't see how it's any different from someone uploading a copyrighted video to youtube...
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For analogy there are few original liquor (vodka,rum,Whiskey,Brandy,Wine etc..) but god damn so many cocktails, so many cocktails.

Same in Programming Language design. Few original concepts,
Lisp,C,Smalltalk, but so many cocktails even my grandma is creating one. All we want is more libraries.
Yeah. It gets annoying when you just want to write one blog post, and you feel like it shouldn't have to recompile everything else.

I profiled it once, and most of the time was spent shelling out to python to do the syntax highlighting.
Its not a solution if I have to go write the multi-platform clients myself. Dropbox > Skydrive
Hi guys, I posted this just to see if there'd be a reaction--and wow, there has been. I do some community organizing in the startup scene (see StartLouis.com) in addition to some work with startup legal, funding and incubating. I'll get the Executive Director Sarah Spear to more directly comment to the HN community about this. Also, I'm pretty well informed now on what's going on with this initiative and related ones. Hit me up for questions.

Finally, please know that St. Louis, like any other place, contains diverse people with diverse goals. I have my own combination of concerns and confidence regarding Arch Grants. But bottom-line, it's a good thing and not a bad one. I'd love to chat about the concerns too. There's plenty of legit ones out there :)
I'm not sure even transactional NTFS would protect you in this case. From the wiki link:

Transactional NTFS is implemented on top of the Kernel Transaction Manager (KTM), which is a Windows kernel component.

Because this is implemented on top of the kernel itself, if you have brought down the kernel in order to update files within said kernel, you likely are not going to be able to leverage the transactional rollback. You might able to do a system restore, if you boot from CD, but breaking your kernel is not an easily recoverable situation. I suspect there are actually safegaurds in the update procedure which protect against this situation, but things can go wrong and it is really not something you want to have to rely on.
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There are hundreds of sites like Pinterest. It's fundamentally how the internet works. A free exchange of information. If you don't want your copyrighted content on Pinterest, file a DMCA notice.

imgur.com has more traffic (even more traffic than reddit) and almost no way to attribute content, yet no one is crying foul; all while imgur brings in significant amounts of money for other people's content. I don't see the difference.

To take the nonsense further... Reddit makes tons of money providing links to other people's content (usually linked through imgur with no attribution). Google makes billions off advertising against other people's content, search results and copyrighted images. Where do you draw the line in the nonsense?
Python is really fairly easy. You shouldn't have much trouble with it unless you are a beginner in programming in general. Even then it should still be possible with a little extra work.
http://jsperf.com/tmandersondomtest

The best possible way? Well, that's not true at all. In fact, that was even faster* than whatever method this article was talking about (genDom).

Either way, my point wasn't to say 'just toss it all over to jQuery!' My point was, if you think this technique is cool, you're probably using jQuery and you could've been doing this for years. Years!

Anyhow, this is a huge deflection from what I was really trying to convey. Basically, I don't think this (the 'sugared dom' method from the article) is solving anything. HTML should define your markup and JS should just be filling in the blanks (and not creating them).

*Please note that I do realize my DOM creation was particularly minimal (however, hardly differing from the 'sugared dom' test mentioned in the article) and is hardly a sufficient test. Really, I just wanted to show that you'd have to be doing a ridiculous amount of DOM manipulation to see any significant drop in performance.
I think that's a totally fair assessment. The people backing it are more of the high level folks, testing out the idea--believe it or not, they've raised enough to do more than 10 grants but this is their test run. I'm sure they'll tweak as they go and pivot as necessary. Feedback like yours is great.
Many of the SaaS entrepreneurs I have spoke with have mentioned that contacting prospects via cold emails or calls is very effective for getting brief customer development interviews set up.

When these conversations are positioned as interviews rather than 'research' or a 'survey' people tend to open up more about their biggest business challenges. Creating such a high fidelity connection with customers is difficult to achieve in any other way during the early days of market validation, so pick up that phone and make some calls.

Better yet, get their permission to record the calls, and then post the interview audio and transcript on your customer development blog!

This tactic has worked well for me.
I was going to post a comment with details of what the microsoft's P3P CP policy means. But it got so damn long that I had to write a blog post.
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3615381
Thanks - that explains it. Although I object to just using the headline of the page (as I think the ex-wave is more relevant than the 'aussies' bit - but I guess there is novelty for the rest of the world).
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It's just plain wrong. The cookies can be used for tracking. You just need to tell what kind of tracking and what you do with that information.
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3615381
Yeah, I moved from NYC to STL a year ago. The rent differential was AMAZING :) Suddenly, the basics of life weren't a struggle.

Having a community of entrepreneurs around, however, has been a struggle. I started an all night programming group that meets once a month (meetup.com/allnightlong) and a social network for entrepreneurs (startlouis.com) that have helped address the community problem, scratching my own itch. Funding environment is getting better here, too. But it's far from perfect.
NS is the prefix for Cocoa classes on OS X. It dates back to NextStep. NSFooView is a stand-in for various subclasses of NSView that are the basic UI components in Cocoa. If you open an OS X nib (see below) in Xcode and select "Data Views" or "Layout Views" you'll have a choice of NSView subclasses to add to your UI: NSTableView, NSOutlineView, NSSplitView, and so on. Custom UI components usually subclass NSView.

A nib is a file created by Interface Builder that contains serialized objects that can be reconstituted at runtime. An xib is an XML file that compiles to a nib. An xib is somewhat human-readable and (if you keep the target platform exactly the same) can be somewhat usefully diffed as you modify the interface. I'd like to explain more, but my lack of understanding of the precise nature and use of nibs is part of what makes me a noob.
Reminds me of Derek Powazek's strategy: "Make something great. Tell people about it. Do it again." http://powazek.com/posts/2090

Great to frame that more in the context of "personal brands" vs "not SEO".
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My experience with games software is that it typically has much longer loading times than other software.

I think this is justified though because what matters in a game is the perceived performance while the game is actually in operation.

If when I load a game it spends an extra 10 seconds optimising quadtrees & shaders etc to give me faster game performance and enable 16 millisecond latencies then it is overall worth doing, since trying to load stuff off the disk while I am actually playing would harm the experience.

I imagine photoshop developers do something similar.
Yeah, what's key here is that there's more going on then just AG. I'm working with a group to launch a Founder Institute chapter here, for example. And we're working hand-in-hand with AG and a new seed fund that's popped up in the last year. No one initiative can build a community--rather AG's grants are a fruit of the community being built rather than a seed expected to start the whole thing off.
I'm incredibly biased because I'm part of the WordPress community, but IMHO the static-posting model employed by Jekyll (and I guess fading-stalwart Movable Type) is fundamentally flawed for two reasons:

1) you are penalized for writing more and more content as your rebuild time will increase the more posts you have.

2) you cannot have any dynamic content that queries the database or dynamically builds the page other than at build-time.

I'm not sure whether the gem created by the OP is the holy-grail of Ruby based blogging, but it does seem as though Jekyll's current popularity is because it's the only decent Rails-based blogging tool out there, not because it's particularly well suited to the task.
Did you miss the part where users don't actually do the uploading? Just a minor point, but potentially important.
We do have the semblance of a startup community. It's very nacent, but hopefully this attracts more people. Anyone interested in hearing what's going on here, let me know. It's not overwhelming, but there's more than most people realize.
What I'd really like to see is a P2P, encrypted, bittorrent-based mail system, basically something that works similar to bitcoin, but used for sending encrypted mail instead.

No central servers, just a single blockchain recording all encrypted messages on the network and shared over a bittorrent network, and an easy-to-use client that doesn't make normal people think too hard.

Encrypt a message with your recipient's public key, submit it to the network, it's accepted into the blockchain, and they decrypt it on the other end with their private key when the msg propagates to their client. Private (at least until computing power catches up with the encryption algorithm), decentralized email without ads, popups, etc.

Give it a nice Apple-ish/fluent.io-ish/sparrow-ish interface, transparent encrypting and decrypting, and some way of optionally associating email addresses with public keys so normal users don't have deal with intimidating hashes (optional only though, still want the ability to send directly to more anonymous public keys).

While you'd still need some method of preventing block chain forking, you wouldn't have to worry as much about double spending and transaction verification since you don't care whether someone sends the same message multiple times to different recipients (as you do with bitcoin).

One of the biggest problems would be dealing with exponentially increasing blockchain size. Bitcoin already has this problem and its transactions consist only of relatively terse amounts of data. With full emails (and attachments?) you'd have to implement a method of cropping and perhaps archiving the blockchain, or otherwise solving that problem, or it will quickly become unweildy and destroy the user experience (esp for people with slow connections).

Perhaps clients store the blockchain a certain number of blocks back, and then beyond that they only store their own sent and received messages? Not sure...

The genius of bitcoin is that it is a solution to a difficult algorithmic problem in distributed systems [1] which can be repurposed for other implementations. It is already being repurposed for a distributed DNS [2] and distributed voting systems for elections [3], why not a distributed encrypted email system as well?

Just throwing this out there without really thinking it through thoroughly atm... Thoughts? Feasible? Probably the biggest problem is knowing that one day all your emails would essentially become public domain when hardware catches up...

1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_fault_tolerance#Origi...

2. http://dot-bit.org/

3. ddg-fu failing me atm, will add this later.
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There's a growing contingent in the city, too. I know a lot of folks in the Cherokee neighborhood, including the dev group Able Few and across the street in Nebula, the coworking space. That's where I am on the weekend ;) I live downtown, btw.
There are lots of tlds available now. If one cannot find hisname.com, he should go for .biz, .info, .net, .org, .in, .name, .me or any of the extensions that are available for anyone to register. I'm sure hisname will be available in one of these extensions.

Problem is, people feel entitled to own the .com name just because they have an idea that they think can change the world. If the idea can change the world, then the tld should not matter (or even the domain name should not matter).
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I'm not sure where you got this idea. V8 does not optimize tail calls. It's easy to see this in the Chrome console, I just entered this now:

var a = function(x) { if (x == 0) return 'done'; return a(x-1); };
a(100000);
RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded

http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=457
Entrepreneur in the city, here. There's stuff going on :P

By the way, CITY MUSEUM?? Come, on!

But seriously, I wouldn't say there's a ton to attract someone here, but (1) if you're serious about your venture and this capital would make the difference, you can make it here--and I'll help you! and (2) there's more going on here than you think. Not an overwhelming amount, but enough to make a real run at it. This sort of grant program just adds to the mix.
Thanks! I've added a unicode charset, but it's pretty sparse.
It's up again now and staying up. The original server it was on wasn't prepared for the wrath of Hacker News.
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You are not the only one blown away by this. This story is on the first spot of HN.

Great UI, I love the attention they paid to some details.
FYI, this isn't as general, but I think it shows off underscore quite nicely:

_(people).max(function(person) {
return person.firstName.length + person.lastName.length;
});
That was the best "First!" I've ever seen.
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And the phone is working off a fast flash drive while the PC is using a slow mechanical drive.
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That's a very interesting paper (and very accessible to anyone with a stats/data mining background). I went back and read Jason Baldridge's intro, which is excellent

http://ata-s12.utcompling.com/schedule/ATA-Authorship%20Attr...

It seems you didn't attempt to fingerprint for misspellings, among the variables on pdf p 5. Also, curious why did you need to up the dataset to exactly 100k with the 5.7k.
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LOL. Chris, you're awesome. Even if you spelled my last name wrong. Your honesty is great. I know some people will consider it worthwhile to start something here in spite of these legit challenges that you raise, but that's sober truth...

For the record, Chris is an awesome, intelligent dude who tries new things. Every time I see him, he has a new invention or website built. Full of ideas. Knowing people like him is part of what I like here.

Yes, go to SV if you can. For those who can't...well, now you've got another option to consider.