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Social organization can be restructured, sure. I have no issue with that suggestion. But even functional requirements aside, the sexes have different biochemistry, and like it or not your biochemistry has an effect on your behaviors and nature. Perhaps it is small, perhaps it can be overridden, but to claim it has precisely zero impact on anyone seems like an endeavor in foolishness.

Essentially I take issue with the claim that the only way the sexes differ is mechanical.
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I call foul on the "if you paid 100k for a car you should be able to pay 40k to recover from a mistake" logic.

If we were talking about a regular gas car - many families have cars worth $60k and we'd still be asking serious questions if, by inaction, we ended up with a $24k repair bill.
There's quite a difference between proposing something and retracting it or having it shot down in a general vote vs. actually getting it ratified and enforced.
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While doing that, start pre-reading for your specific interests.
First Off, you need to tell us what language you are interested in. Like PHP, ASP.Net, python or whatever. In that case readers of your post can recommend a better suggestion and resources to where you can learn to program.
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you would _love_ perl6 rules.
On a related note, are there any good video lectures on Algorithms?
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Proves the articles point even more. Even when all the features are there, people still just wanna get the task out of their hands as quickly as possible and press the bold-button because it takes them one click less than choosing a style, and it is still enough to consider the task complete.

(I know choosing a style is also a one click operation but i'm generalizing)
Timing is everything.

Assumine new vehicles, doing nothing to a Tesla for ~30 days means $40k. Changing your oil 6 month later than the service schedule in most cases means inmeasurable (by owner) reduction in overall engine lifetime.
I'm curious to see what ends up in "21: Extensions To Avoid".

By the way, from a quick glance, I believe there is no chapter devoted to discuss how the regexp engines work (which is ok) but will there be a section on "when things explode in your face due to exponential behaviour"?

I remember when I first noticed a regex I wrote had a bewhaviour like that and it was kind of enlightening, because earlier I had always assumed all the talk about this things was rather academic :)
Also, there are a few studies suggesting women avoid computing because women dislike nonconformists and individualistic culture.

Those examples don't point to women disliking "nonconformists and individualistic" cultures, they point to women not liking geek male culture. Plush Nintendo-shaped stuffed pillows are just as non-conformist as Star Trek toys, but those UCSC women seemed pretty happy with the environment.

The Lin paper talks about all kinds of different problems (" women within the software industry have to work harder than men in order to get the same respect", etc)
Yes * 1000. Counting women in tech is no different than counting people with freckles in tech. The second you start taking special measures to compensate artificially for any side, that is called sexism, racism, or ___ism - regardless of whether it favors the minority or majority. No one is holding women back but themselves -- if even that. Women are plenty capable of finding their way into tech without special help, let's not treat them like they are incompetent or need their hand held. Women doctors and lawyers used to be unheard of many decades ago - they did not need any special help to increase their ranks - they did it on their own, naturally.
That's neat. Timing. Awesome.

I made mine a bit more reliable and made a movie.

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Exactly. Having spoken a lot about these issues to regular people, I would bet most people would give up privacy for better ads. Just as most people would give up privacy for a safer world.
Yeah, so I thought about making the 2nd half a walk through building a regex engine by first building a lexer, then a parser, then the engine, but I wasn't sure if that'd work to teach regular expression. I think it'd be a great way to really understand how they work (it's how I figured them out), but I'm not sure if other folks would get the same understanding out of it.
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It will be hard to come up with an accessible general framework to express general problem situations without resorting to either (a) an explosion of templates for solving the N-most-common kinds of problems (the browsing through which will be worse than learning the math and the programming); (b) a set of elaborate but limiting special-purpose programs (much like iPhone apps that might help, for example, a metal welder to choose stock feed rate, gas mix/flow, and electric current depending on metal type and thickness to be joined; or mortgage calculators).

Worse yet, it doesn't take much for interesting problems to get into the land of over- or under-constraint. In an under-constrained problem there are a multitude of solutions forming their own K-dimensional space, and then one likely should apply some secondary optimization criteria to determine the best solution. In over-constrained problems there is no exact solution, but again one needs to impose some optimization to get something "close enough" to the desired criteria, according to some norm. Explaining the need for optimization, letting the user explore the solution space, and having them express these optimization criteria will be tough.

A Google search for "geometric constraint solver" leads to this paper: http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cmh/distribution/papers/Const... -- what appears to be a lot of work just in helping people/machines solve geometric problems (though surely more widely applicable when taken in the abstract). Coming up with even more general "hands-on" explorers/solvers will be a lot of work.
I think both Warhol and Banksy were actually financial independent and didn't receive funding from government endowments.
I don't think it's universal but I've been on sites where I've been forced to enable it to use their commenting platform (cant recall if disqus or intensedebate).

It's either no longer a problem or depends on a site's implementation though because I've used both platforms without 3rd party cookies recently.
there's research that says girls of 12-13 entertain the idea of going into science or engineering, but something happens in middle school age where that interest gets beaten out of them

Which is, coincidentally enough, when most girls hit puberty IIRC.
I think the quote is "good artists borrow, great artists steal".
Depending on how the work is split between the pinterest bookmarklet and the pinterest server, it is possible that Flickr would just have to omit the <meta> tag for my own photo pages if I'm logged in.
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Plenty of reasons.

Firstly, web app vs web site isn't a binary distinction - it's a gradient. Is Flickr an application or a site? It provides extensive tools for uploading and organising photos... but the bulk of the site is flat pages people use for navigating vast amounts of content.

Secondly, URLs really, really matter. Twitter have a big engineering task on now to clean up the mess made when they switched to using broken-URL #!s. The ability to link to things is the most important factor in the Web's success. An application built as a fat JavaScript client that talks to an API is opting out of the URL-driven web.

Even if something uses #! or pushState to emulate linkable URLs, if I can't hit a URL with an HTTP client library (not a full-blown JS+DOM implementation) and get back a content representation, it's not a full-blown member of the web - it's no better than content that's been wrapped up in a binary Flash container.

Don't think I'm not pro-JavaScript - I'm a big fan of using JavaScript to improve user experience etc (heck, I have code in the first ever release of jQuery). I'm just anti JavaScript being required to consume and manipulate the Web.

I'll concede that there are plenty of applications for which a fat client does make sense (image manipulators, data vis tools, possibly interfaces like gmail although I'm continuously infuriated by my inability to open gmail messages in new tabs). But the thinking embraced by the original article, that Rails-style frameworks are on the way out because EVERY site should be built as a fat client, is dangerously short-sighted in my opinion.
I know a good bit of other languages, lots of C family and Java, and dabbled with Ruby, Perl, and a few others. I got turned off of the functional languages mainly by Lisp though, as I found it to be unreadable. Perhaps I will try Haskell some day, but so far I am not impressed with purely functional languages for most tasks I do, mainly image and file processing.
apparently I have to spell it out to the downvoter...

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<noscript><img src="/server-side.js"></noscript>

...which fulfills the requirement of "executing some JS code even if JS is disabled in browser".
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Most of these are very useful and definitely real-world examples. I agree it's not for total beginners, but the page never makes such a claim.
i did not say that you were wrong. you are correct. it is the order of precedence that causes the NL/EOL to be treated as part of the alteration.

you are wrong, however, not to mention this alongside examples that specifically display this in an unrelated context, as this is something that is far from obvious. you can

1. easily use different examples or

2. add one line of text that clears this up

on the other hand, the title of the book is to learn regex the hard way, so i'm quite possibly the one who is wrong here. i am not trying to troll, trust me, i respect the work and knowledge you have put into this. but as someone who has been confused by this in the past during my own learning, i see no reason why you think i'm an exception and continue to argue against any clarification or change.
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They were switching from hashbang routing to pushstate, not from client to serverside rendering. Although they might to pre-rendering for IE, which will get support of pushstate only in version 10.

http://storify.com/timhaines/hashbang-conversation
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My instinct is that most people would not want dozens of faceless ad companies collecting large swaths of their websurfing history.

But, but... better ads! Let me know how that sales pitch works out in the long run.
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I think the FFT is just a good case study for how to design nontrivial algorithms. The point isn't so much to teach you super useful algorithms as to show you how you can come up with them yourself, and what sort of thinking that would take. For what it's worth, the book does cover a bunch of other divide and conquer algorithms as well.
We have a major problem in this industry with bloggers and journalists collecting an indirect paycheck from large corporations. Here we have Gruber, who collects an indirect paycheck from Apple (Apple's provision of indirect access to inside knowledge drives traffic and authority to Gruber's blog), squaring off against Battelle, who collects an indirect paycheck from Google (Gruber wrote a book that was an overly-positive history of the company -- for which he collected both an advance and ongoing royalties, and he relies upon its executives as guests for his expensive conference).

We can see the practical problems with this situation in that Gruber cannot come out and say the plain truth -- that Battelle's opinion is absurd, and only furthers the case to look at him as a Google shill. Apple's default privacy settings on Safari are to be commended; they are part of why I always suggest Safari as the best option for a WebKit-based browser, regardless of Chrome's bells and whistles. Google's actions in this area cannot be defended by any sane person -- they are clearly subversive, and the notion that Google "knows what's best for consumers who simply didn't know better" is utterly Microsoft-Circa-1990s Evil (with a capital E! This was the whole argument for bundling Internet Explorer, among other things).
"how would they earn there money?"

I think that endgame is obvious, they bribe users to let them track them.

Information about TV and radio habits is very lucrative for companies like Nielson -- they pay quite well for participation and diary keeping. Even taking short surveys over the phone is rewarded with $25-50+ checks.

A company like Google is in a unique position to automate this process -- opt in to tracking and receive a tiny percentage of the more lucrative ads google is able to get. Win-win, tell your friends and almost everyone signs up.
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Without wanting to support one side or the other, I'd like to point out that the "unhappy ending" stories are likewise anecdotal.
True. However, the Internet as we know it today would not exist is committees controlled it. OSI 7 Layer vs TCP/IP Model. W3C Recommendations. There are many [significantly-]ignored committee creations.
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> (1+1/x)^x limited to infinity is the definition of e

This shouldn’t be “memorized” as a “fact” though. As you point out, it’s the very definition of e. Which is to say, to really understand what the exponential function means implies building up a mental model about lim [n→∞] (1 + x/n)^n and its behavior, interacting with it, connecting it to other functions, seeing what happens when you combine it with other ideas: trying to integrate/differentiate it; noticing how it reacts to fourier transform; relating it to rotations, areas, imaginary numbers; writing it as a taylor expansion or continued fraction, or with a functional equation, or as the solution to a differential equation. Connecting it to derived functions such as e.g. the normal distribution, or sine, or hyperbolic sine. Generalizing it to an operation on complex numbers, or quaternions, or matrices. Thinking about what exponentiation in general really means. Coming up with algorithms for computing e’s decimal expansion or proving that e is irrational and transcendental. Solving problems with it, like to start with, continuously compounded interest (&c. &c. &c.).

No one who had really learned about exponentials in a deep way would easily forget that this is the definition of e, and that has nothing to do with lists of facts or rote memorization.

> Single-character symbols (and multiple character symbols) that not only hide tons of meaning through a dereference, which is naturally how language works, that also suggest a meaning themselves, are stupid and promote natural diseased human thinking.

I think you should try writing out some very difficult complex math proofs before you make this assertion (say, for instance, a proof . Things are bad enough when we pack ideas down. Start expanding them in the middle of the computation, and it the steps become almost impossible to see or reason about.

The whole point of assigning things short simple names is that it gives a clear analogy (to past experience w/ the conventions) that provide a shortcut to anticipating how particular types of structures and operations behave. Cramming a matrix or a multivariate function or an operator down into a single symbol helps us to treat that symbol as a black box for the purpose of the proof or problem, which helps us bring our existing mathematical tools and understandings to bear. Sometimes, we run afoul of false impressions, as when we apply intuition about the real numbers to matrices in ways that don’t quite apply, or intuition about metric spaces to general topological spaces, &c. But this is I think an unavoidable cost, and it’s why we strive to be careful and precise in making mathematical arguments.
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I think what most people would prefer is that faceless ad companies not have a list of all the porn sites they've visited along with whatever real world info they could gather on me sitting in plaintext on some unpatched server in Cutrateistan.

I'm pretty sure you want that too but please continue with this utopian straw man about how this is only about better ads.
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It's not unnatural for kids to be all over the place, and subsequently require a lot of parental energy. I've always seen this as a drug for the parent's more so than for the kids, specially at such a young age.
Those examples don't point to women disliking "nonconformists and individualistic" cultures, they point to women not liking geek male culture.

It might just be certain non-conformist cultures women don't like. The point remains - if technology were less accepting of differences, it would probably have more women.

I'm also not sure I agree that nintendo-pillows are as non-conformist as star trek toys - geek-chic has become fairly mainstream. Plenty of hipsters wear mario or pacman t-shirts but very few people of any mainstream subculture wear a borg or lt. data t-shirt.
What might Google do if Mozilla bundled the Ghostery privacy extension with Firefox? Or even AdBlock Plus? Google would still receive search referrals from Firefox, but tracking Firefox users across the web would be more difficult.

"Don't want to be tracked by advertisers? Use Firefox, not that browser built by the web's largest advertising network."
By "Inside Knowledge" I presume you mean the 1-week advance review of OS X Mountain Lion. Providing Journalists with advance information under embargo is common in pretty much every industry (Automobile Industry, Camera Industry) - it lets them write their articles so they are ready for release at the same time. The WSJ, NYT, and other outlets all got the same treatment.

I don't believe Gruber has ever written a book.

99% of Gruber's articles are just him providing a (somewhat snarky) view on the industry - it's pretty rare for him to write an article that has any inside knowledge - My guess is that it's less than 1 in 100.

He's been a pretty enthusiast regarding Metro/WP7 recently - as those product appeal to his design aesthetic. I suspect that if Microsoft continues to execute well, that Gruber will be seen as a Microsoft/Apple Design elitist in years to come.
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I think this is why formats like Markdown eat newlines, and need two consecutive newlines to produce a paragraph break. This allows you to split paragraphs in smaller chunks, sentences or sub-sentences, hopefully approaching the situation with programming code where line diffs work.
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Is it also possible that Argentina has been on it about Falkland Islands lately, because the government also see the impending economic doom and need something to blame it on / shift focus?

Very much speculation from my part, as my knowledge of Argentina is about as much as a famous footballer, but it would be interesting to get your thoughts on it!
No I think this is not the main reason. There are a bunch of people on Flickr who are interested in creating stuff and a social activity around that but are not interested in a culture that is about copying stuff that you like.
It's easy to sight of just how much things you must know just to use the command line. When I read you comment I wondered what other options were available, so I tried...

$ls -h

This is what I've seen with most command line tools, but it doesn't work. So then I tried...

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The output is

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What? I had to google it. Ok so...

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Oh, cool, a list of the options, finaly. Now, let's see what ls -a does:

> -a Include directory entries whose names begin with a dot (.).

If I were looking for invisible files I'd have absolutely no idea this is the option I need to use.

Now, I completely understand that the power of the command line relies on its consistency, I'm confident that—at some point—I'm going to be able to grasp it's elegance. But, for now, I feel like a foreigner in a new country who just knows a few phrases and struggles greatly to understand what is being said to me. Saying that the command line is easy is like saying that English is easy.
I am looking forward for item 24 "debugging Regex", and I hope it will cover perl's (use re 'debug') or python re.DEBUG flag. I still didn't find a satisfactory document on the web on those features. I'd also like to see something on the eternal diatribe "regexp VS regular grammars", i.e. how the formers substantially differ from the latter. But maybe that's not the right book, having the (sane) "get it done" approach.