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The article says the statement was in response to audience questions, so this may have been in planning before Bitcoin was even released in 2009 (for all we know, Satoshi Nakamoto could be a Google employee who decided to take up the project personally). Not saying this is the case (obviously I don't have any proof either way), and I'm not personally that fond of Google, but Google may not entirely be at fault here.
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based on the cal analogues I took, that seems like a bad idea.
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Linear algebra: http://delicious.com/stacks/view/IqJHli
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Hmm, even Farnell and RS seem to be struggling.
Anyone have a link to the product pages for either of the suppliers? I can only find an "interest in" page.
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unfortunately, the shop websites seem to be down at the moment...
I wish, both sites appear down at the moment, probably due to heavy load
Do you at least get paid for overtime when you're on call?
Commenting mostly because you asked me to on Twitter:

1) The market value of a social network with 0 users is 0. This would be true if you were at 100% feature-parity with Facebook. You're not.

2) There are a couple of ways to make money with OSS. I strongly suggest moving away from the consumer Internet onto the producer Internet with your OSS endeavors if you want to make money. This gives you a lot of attractive options, such as a) solving the problems of companies which otherwise would have to pay $20k per month per engineer to solve those problems and then b) selling them consulting services priced with regards to the value you will create for their businesses.

For example, I have OSS A/B testing software. That fact plus a history of publishing regarding A/B testing and achieving results with it makes me pretty darn useful to other software companies. I do occasional consulting on how to implement A/B testing at software companies, generally less on the code side and more on the "What should we test? How should we test it? Can you get us started?" side and price that service appropriately, with a salespitch sounding something like "So what would a 5% lift in your conversions at this point in the funnel do for your business? Cool. I think my project rate will be only a fraction of that, and my clients get 5% lifts all the time."

3) Code isn't valuable per se. Solving problems is valuable. To solve problems with code, you will often have to market that code directly to people who have the problems your code will solve. Engineers often think that the act of uploading code to Github will make magical things happen for them. They are sorely mistaken.
The feature you want already exists. If you look in your profile, you'll see at the bottom a link called "Saved Stories". It's a list of every submission you have up-voted.
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All I get is: Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to uk.rs-online.com
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Very nice suggestions! Thank you, kaiwetzel.

I will look into :visited and fix the white spaces. And what is a "recent activity"?
There is a difference between public and private spaces.
Both sites slashdotted in under a minute. Nice. No one can say they weren't warned.
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Check new tweets from Rpi on their account, maybe they'll give some hint http://twitter.com/raspberry_pi (btw it looks like the Raspberry Pi release has "slashdotted" their sites)
And after they spent the past couple of weeks cockily batting away concerns about how they'd handle the traffic load, too. "You're all talking like we don't know what we're doing" is the line I recall being used several times.
> We are no longer limited to batches of only 10k Raspberry Pis; the Raspberry Pi will now be being built to match demand.

To me this is the key point. No need to fight through the rush tonight, there will enough to go around.
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I'm sure they will be on ebay -- for $300
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That is true, for some reason I missed that from the site. Thanks for pointing that out...
Sharebuilder. Super low fees for buying stocks/ETFs, they have good automated investment options, and you can buy partial shares. This means that if you are doing, e.g., $250 a month in a Roth IRA and telling it to buy $1,000 of shares in an index fund ETF every time it hits $1,000 balance, this will result in vanishingly little loss to trading fees and you'll always get that $1,000 invested no matter what the share price is.

It automatically grabs money from my main checking account every week from April to December ($100 a week because the yearly limit on a Roth IRA is $5k) and I top it off when I do my taxes every year. That's also when I take a look at the portfolio and set it to put money towards whatever bit needs rebalancing. About 75% of my money gets invested in index fund ETFs and 25% in funny-money investments. I understand that the math is very much against me if I pick stocks for myself but, hey, I played WoW and enjoy the feeling of seeing pixels move on command, so that 25% is essentially buying myself permission to not touch the other 75% ever. (Ironically, I lucked out on one of my picks -- Chipotle -- and now burritos are a larger contributor to my net worth than anything but bingo cards.)
Intriguing idea...
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They did seem to know what they were doing. They put up a temporary static site to handle the traffic.

However, their suppliers, who are apparently fairly large companies, haven't been able to handle it. They said they warned them that the traffic would be enormous.
Come on guys, this was fully intended to be a public statement and I think there are hundreds of comments on it (too lazy to check now).
Thank you very much for responding.

I would like to clarify that OpenBook is not a new social network.It just shows a person's facebook feed and pics like the official app.Call it a facebook for iphone clone if you will.
They don't. They really don't know what a slashdotting is. Well, the suppliers I mean.
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These are supposedly the links, though both sites are down. The third was just an "express an interest" page, as the supplier didn't yet have the appropriate page up.

http://export.farnell.com/raspberry-pi/raspbrry-pcba/sbc-ras...

http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/bespoke/bespoke7.jsp?ICID=I-RASP-H...

http://uk.rs-online.com/web/generalDisplay.html
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There are still plenty of land mines in the east of Nicaragua...
Ah, my mistake. OK, back to the question: who does this code solve a problem for? Facebook already has an app to do this and it is highly likely that theirs is superior to yours. Additionally, folks don't pay THEM for it, either.
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I believe this is the one for farnell (there were two search results, this is the one which loaded): http://uk.farnell.com/raspberry-pi/raspbrry-pcba/sbc-raspber...

however It seems to be a 'coming soon' product.
> The $25 Model A has been reworked to include 256MB of RAM – double what we were originally planning to offer

So the extra $10 will only buy you an ethernet and spare USB port now; makes the $35 a harder sell (but not tonight, of course).
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My point is that these OpenSUSE guys, software developers, created a free distribution (some were employed by SUSE no doubt and some not, doesn't matter), and Linus shows his thanks this way?

I'm actually talking specifically about the context of kernel hacking. I always thought it was just the "kernel hacker culture" and it never occured to me to see it along geographical lines until someone pointed out that it's apparently commonly accepted in Finland to talk to people this way in a professional context.

Now, of COURSE comedians and schoolyard bullies and people like that say all kinds of nasty shit, all over the world. I really had the Linux kernel hacking community in mind, which I follow somewhat, but I assumed it was clear from context that I was talking about "software development" at least.
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Well, we were OK in the 90s. The mining boom, and the fact that overseas lenders are only just starting to question our ability to take in more debt has what has kept us out of recession, for now.

Medium term, we might be in for a beating, like the US. Long term, we need more innovation. Name Australian innovation. Easy, right? Now name one innovative Australian company.
Yes. Don't count your chickens before they hatch.

Investors recognize there's a problem there, so there's a trend these days to find ways for startup employees to cash out a bit.

That, however, applies mainly to later rounds. The YouSendIt guys made classic rookie mistakes. They mistook startups for a get-rich-quick scheme, but they aren't; median time to exit for a startup is 7 years from funding. And that's if you're lucky enough to exit at all.
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The production partnerships are encouraging news. Here's hoping my predictions on the Pi being more of a boutique/hobby venture that couldn't meet demand are wrong. I never thought they had much of a chance 10k at a time with weeks in between runs.

Of course, their servers (at the suppliers) seem to be meeting their little digital Gods at the moment. They just went static at the org.
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If I'm reading it right, tonight will be the first batch of 10k, the 'later in 2012' release that we will be able to pre-order for will be from their licensed partners and not so limited in quantity.

I could be wrong, I can't seem to access any website claiming to sell it.
Wait for numpy to be ported on PyPy :)
They've used a classic software engineering technique to solve a manufacturing problem — just add an additional abstraction layer. I'm thrilled they'll have more capacity but also a little sad I can't pick a few up at the Jameco will-call desk tomorrow.
The class was fairly hard if the material was new to you. However, the only math was probability. If you review basic probability you should be just fine.
Its true that it doesnt really solve anything.I just made it last year to see if I can.
(Actually I built HackerNode from the same code which does solve a problem for folks trying to read HN on iOS devices)

But now I am thinking if I open source it then other people can contribute and perhaps make it better than the official app.

Think firefox for facebook iphone apps.
I dont think so, if you need ethernet connection you need to buy an external lan/wifi card, spend at least a couple of bucks (3$ if you are lucky?)), lose one usb port (or use an usb hub), hope it will work in your OS, just to save some bucks (10-3 = 7$). For me, no way
I lived on a hippy commune from 1974 to 1979 - we had our own currency then, called 'trash' in which we could buy anything we wanted. It was a peer-to-peer currency which was printed on the packs of cigarettes.

When I was 4 years old, I bought my first vehicle with Trash, a golf cart which I drove around the property.

Bit-coin may be digital, but it is not the first peer-to-peer currency.

We also had our own TV station, which was powered by the very first Apple computers. This is where I encountered Apple first...
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From the tweets. "We believe Farnell has sold out already. Blimey."
popsci.com seems to be redirecting for Australian-based IP addresses. Fails for me in Sydney, but works from my US-based VPS. This is the image: http://i41.tinypic.com/zx05kw.jpg and the Wayback Machine has the article: http://web.archive.org/web/20101231014805/http://www.popsci....
This is interesting and challenging problem. Interesting because it always leads to unexpected discoveries. Challenging because it's hard to show large clusters of friends in accessible manner.

LinkedIn has InMaps app ( http://inmaps.linkedinlabs.com/ ) which shows your network. It's cool, but really hard to read it...
By later, they mean a month or so, not Q4 2012:

"Starting in a month or so, you will be able to place batch orders with both Premier Farnell and RS Components for as many units as you want; you’ll also save some money on postage by doing this."
that's why I like Hacker News
You appear to be right. "We believe Farnell has sold out already. Blimey."
One way is by transferring the domain. A famous case is sex.com. The original owner was awarded $65m (not sure if he got it all), but there was a legal battle more than a decade long:

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I came back to apologize for telling you to "shut up." I don't think it was worded too too rudely and necessarily requires an apology, but that's not my style, either. I just lost a ton of karma on this (not that that matters, but it stings a bit!) and felt like a lot of people were attacking me on disingenuous grounds. Anyway, I do appreciate the apology, so thank you!

Your point about depression is actually quite interesting. My personal belief is that your emotions reflect the mental content of your mind. So if something is making you depressed, you need to think about what's wrong with the ideas you hold that's causing you to be depressed, and change your ideas. It seems to me that if you just treat it with medicine, the underlying wrong ideas will potentially linger. (OTOH, I've heard it said that taking the medicine gives you strength to confront the things that are bothering you when you lack it.)

FWIW, I haven't been able to confirm or deny my belief, but I suspect it's basically correct, but that not all people can address the intellectual disconnects they have in all situations without some form of outside help.
It is sad... I wasn't able to even get to see the site... let alone buy one.
I've been to that part of France often (my mother lived about an hour outside of Limoges). It's very beautiful. Long straight tree lined roads, sleepy little villages, fields full of sunflowers. Limoges is a good sized town with a small airport (LIG) with flights to the UK and other locations several times a day.

As for a startup haven? Stranger things have happened.
According to their tweet 4m ago, Farnell has already sold out! How people got on the site is a mystery.
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Can't speak for all of them, but if a language has "there's more than one way to do it" as its main motto, I guess the people from the ecosystem are less likely to attack other languages.
I was following along for theverge's live blog of his keynote, i got the impression that this was a pre-bitcoin notion and it was dropped because they predicted most of the problems bitcoin is currently experiencing.

To me, the much more interesting part of his speech was that he seemed very in favor of overthrowing governments who restrict Internet access.

I may be reading too much into things on both of these points.
Man, I looked at Twitter, replied to someone, and went off to do something else like ONE MINUTE before the "hey you can buy the pi now" tweet. Twenty minutes later both the people ready to sell me one were totally swamped.

Guess I don't get one from the first batch. Woe is me. Somehow I will survive!

You know, as problems for a startup to have go, "demand for your product is so strong the servers selling it go down within twenty minutes" is a PRETTY GOOD PROBLEM.
Same here. I've had problems with PayPal twice, and both times their support has been very courteous, quick, and helpful.
Honestly, I've never heard that kind of thing (as in "kill yourself" not "you're a moron" - that one is par for the course among kernel hackers) said outside of Linus Torvalds, Ulrich Drepper maybe, and comedians and the like that are in an explicitly comedic situation. I realize he doesn't mean it literally. Anyway, this is just to clarify, not to argue further.
I was able to see RS and "register my interest", but apparently that doesn't equate to buying one. Then of course the Raspberry Pi team tweet that we're "on the wrong page" without even investigating the issue first.

Most annoying.
There is likely a minimum technical bar. Meeting it doesn't make you a sure hire.
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Thanks for posting the 1901 map. I'm amazed at the extent of the network back then.

Of course, in 1901, each of those lines was measured in (low double-digit) words per minute. Now the metric is more like feature films per second. And the word "cable" once again means a communication line, not a message transferred over one.
Here's what I'm getting from Farnell:

> Site unavailable
> Our websites are currently unavailable whilst we perform a scheduled system upgrade.

Scheduled? Yeah, if by scheduled they mean "unexpected but seriously needed" then I'll buy in to that. :)
I was there right on the second. I didn't get one either. It was just server load lottery that determined the winners.
Hey I was also there at exactly 6:00 and the page just never loaded for me.
People should actually cheer to this expression of the open source spirit. Like in 'if you find a bug, fix it', he proposes to you to kill yourself if you cause one. Nothing special. Off course, if this were corporate software, they would send somebody to your house to kill you, which might be more convenient.
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It's reasonable to assume that even though both companies were warned that traffic to their sites would skyrocket they probably wouldn't have invested in any new infrastructure to just support one new product - probably more of a 'take note, grin and bear it' stance.
Was anyone here able to order?
Thanks. I may actually read that, because it's clear to me that a lot of things really aggravate me that don't aggravate a lot of other people in the FOSS world, and if I want to get along, I'd better get over it. (Though that doesn't mean I will condone it or do it myself.)
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probably it's just a fixed message they have on their system (load balancers?) that pops up when the real webservers are meltin^H^H^H^H^H^H not responding :)
I think you would have to already have an account with one of the distributors to stand a chance. It's hard enough to get one page to load, but I would guess registering and placing an order would involve at least 5 clicks.
Ditto, this site returns an error everytime I try and hit it.
> without even investigating the issue first

I think they've been a bit busy...
Awesome idea for E.U. citizens (I'm a French national, I'd be down) but there's the obvious visa issue for everyone else.
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Looks like both distributors of the raspberry pi websites are broken.
I was there like a minute after 6am gmt and had no chance. anybody else had success buying one?
For $1,000/month you can have all of that and more in basically any part of the country other than SF, NYC, L.A., etc.
"obvious market failures such as cases where one party was in the right"

.. chances are the other party doesn't share that perspective.