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Unfortunately chat rooms today and especially one based on reddit would be filled with trolls from 4chan. Make sure you have ways to prevent spam before people with ill intentions discover this site. The allowance of password protected private chatrooms would also be a good feature. Many people use reddit but few services allow for large groups to chat online together.
Use HTTPS for password reset, not (unencrypted) HTTP.
At least in the case of the Tesla Roadster, it’s not even possible to enable tow mode, meaning the wheels will not turn and the vehicle cannot be pushed nor transported to a repair facility by traditional means.

Well, that's completely false. A flatbed, which seems to be pretty standard for towing these days, will have now problem at all winching that vehicle onto the platform, whether the wheels turn or not.
Any car needs to recharge the battery after cranking. Higher compression engines require more energy to crank. The "top of the line" performance of your bimmer is inexorably linked to the time it takes to recharge the battery.

As a BMW owner with a roughly 5km commute to work, I would suggest doing what I do: bicycle to work and save the car for dates and weekend cruises.
I'm not saying that Ubuntu is losing users or growing any slower than any other distribution.

I'm just saying that "is not currently losing users" is not the only statistic that should be taken into consideration.

(I'm not defending anyone's point; that was my first post in the thread. I'm also a relatively happy Ubuntu user.)
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The car is too risky to purchase if it can brick. There is no way to ensure that a brick can't happen. Any charging source could malfunction (e.g., trip a circuit breaker) without you becoming aware. You have to plan your whole life around keeping the car charged. You can't lend it to friends (nor your spouse that doesn't care about tech) --- oops, sorry, I didn't plug it in after my several-hour drive. It's like having a dog that needs constant care. This sounds too fantastic to be true.
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Presumably something like "root" or "webmaster," but those aren't illegal on mailinator: http://mailinator.com/maildir.jsp?email=webmaster&x=0...
Meh. Modern oils are amazing, and engine wear is highly dependent upon load. Provided you're gentle, it's likely that the worst engine-related issue you'll experience from short drives is from moisture and acid accumulation in the oil.
Wow. The great and storied "hacker news". I came here expecting great discussions on the technology of hmd's and am instead subjected to yet another chapter in the Google soap opera internet hate a thon. What a fucking joke.
I've been using Voice123 for professional voiceovers for a few years now (podcast intros, bumpers, IDs, etc). The talent on there is top-notch, and I always get a large number of responses very quickly.

As much as I like the design of VoiceBunny, I feel compelled by a sense of loyalty to the hard workers who created Voice123 to point out what an outstanding company they've been for a very long time.

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The male/female ratio is close to 50/50. Men on online dating sites just don't seem to realize online dating is simulating real world dating. In real world dating, the guys tend to go for the girls not vice versa. On online dating, it is still the same.
I would love to know more information about this article. Any subject matter experts out there? The article lacks a solid technical background.
Professional voiceovers should cost more than five dollars.

I wouldn't expect quality from anyone that would do a $5 voiceover, and I'd be insulting a professional to ask them to work for that price.
The java screen share isn't limited to showing your browser, it'll show your entire monitor. And this code is different from joinme in that it doesn't require flash to view someone else's monitor, its viewer works with JavaScript.
I actually think that works against certain people. You think you have a huge inventory of people to choose from so you are additionally more discriminating. In real life, the selection is generally much more narrow.
Certainly that's going to peg some people's creepy meters.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/changepw works just fine actually, even though pg apparently forgot to put the 's' in the link.
My understanding of it is Heroku for mobile, but I haven't played with it much so far. It's on my list of services to mess around with one afternoon.
Honest question: why?

Why in a world where we are trying to promote equality do we 'require' men to make the first move?
Season 1 episode 3 of BBC4's 'Black Mirror' anthology series, titled "The Entire History Of You", is also a great look at at the implications of in-eye, always-on recording/playback devices.
Exactly. Attractiveness (height, weight, look) is just as superficial as wealth.
A space station on the moon would require an international effort between many nations willing to fund such an idea. Issues within our own nation and around the world are still too prominent before we begin to significantly make an impact on space travels and exploration.
I think you missed his point.

The leaf is targetting people who would normally spend less than 20k on a car. However the leaf isn't hitting that price point.

Tesla targets people who spend more than 50k on a car, and hence aren't too worried about the price point of the Tesla. Rather they want things like performance and luxury.
That's what I'm saying. You can't assume that you can cater to the market just by making a city car, because you can't price it like a city car.

The two markets for electric cars are people who want a city car but could afford more, and the people who specifically want an expensive car. Tesla is serving an important segment of the market by embracing the fact that electic cars are expensive.
I'm not sure that's true, but in any case, being tracked is the price you pay for using Google.

The way I see it, there are three options:

* Accept it and keep using Google

* Use DuckDuckGo, Bing or some other search engine

* Struggle to use hacks like Scroogle

Tracking users is a key part of Google's business model. If you use their services, they're going to track you and target ads to you. And they're going to keep implementing things like throttling to frustrate sites like Scroogle.
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Submitting that first post (The Engineer's Brain), the 459 words are quoted as $61.2 (+20% service fee) = $73.44
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That's one option, but I prefer doing it the opposite way around: Have the live server push data to the backup server via an append-only interface. This is much simpler in terms of access control if you want to back up some of the live server's data but not all of it.
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/show/ me the potential. don't just tell me about it. It's not me that you need to convince. I'm trying to give you some advice here. I am saying: sell yourself better. If there is a better demo available, why is it not live on your website? Is that difficult to accomplish?
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The actual of shopping in online pet stores is large. Local stores are open for ten to twelve hours every single day and may be closed in the weekends and vacations.
The "flagging" that is being done is done by youtube's automated content id matching system. Youtube knows it has many faults so even if your content is flagged, you can deny the flag and continue to gain ad revenue. A more accurate TL;DR would be: "Youtube flagged my video, even though it doesn't, it may lead to me losing ad revenue if the music companies illegally pursue me."
That's free market economics for you. You also get what you pay for.
Something else that might work is content-dependent deduplication, with variable chunk boundaries determined by a sliding Rabin-Karp-style (or XOR) fingerprint on the content and a second cryptographic hash calculated for chunks where the cheap fingerprint has a match. It's naive and can find matches across headers, body and attachment parts.
Depends entirely what you mean by copy.

Here are 3 very common scenarios and likely outcomes.

Copy verbatim is really frowned up. Stealing an image outright is seriously frowned upon (you get served a DMCA notice or similar), same with well crafted and very specific CSS / HTML. (No one cares about layout however, steal all you want)

But what happens when you are inspired by someone else's work? Did you take something good and make it better! Great we love that; this form of appropriation is typically considered flattering. (you get featured in a blog)

Or

Did you take something that looks awesome and re-purpose it for something that it does not quite work for, and when stitched together the design fell apart? perhaps because it was refactored by the hands of someone inexperienced? thats when people get really mad and they start coming after you.
(You get made fun of in a blog if the changes or substantial enough to be called 30%)

Its worth a long conversation to be honest, this was the shortest unedited 2 cents I could post on the subject without reverting to well known cliches.
If any VC's out there are interested in (a) packaging multi-vendor packages of software services; (b) selling them to interested companies/organizations like the CIA; (c) helping those customers keep track of their departmental consumption for payment; (d) making sure those payments get to the integrators/original-software-vendors; (e) perhaps even letting "customers" also be "distributors" (infinite hierarchies of resale); (f) >>> paying Hitachi Data Systems licensing fees on patents <<<; (g) >>> having me be the CTO <<< ... then I have the complete I.P. understanding and good tech expertise to put together this solution. There are some technical challenges but these are surmountable.

Here are patents applied for in 2001 that now have been granted related to all aspects of software licensing, distribution, hierarchical apportioning of proceeds, etc. (see Google links after patents list). Note that I did primary patent disclosures to the I.P. lawyer who filed the patents on behalf of the small company later acquired by Hitachi. Anyone doing work in this area is going to step on the claims of these patents. Patents (dang, I just realized these are still in "patent application phase" form but they've been referenced by the likes of Oracle, Microsoft, AT&T, BMC, etc. -- Google's patent search didn't used to return patent applications, I don't think, ... anyway ...):

* US 2003/0084000 A1
* US 2003/0084060 A1
* US 2003/0084145 A1
* US 2003/0083994 A1
* US 2003/0084341 A1
* US 2003/0083892 A1
* US 2003/0083999 A1
* US 2003/0083998 A1
* US 2003/0083995 A1
* US 2003/0084343 A1

Ugly links:

http://www.google.com/patents?id=7ZnvAAAAEBAJ&hl=en&...

http://www.google.com/patents?id=uZvvAAAAEBAJ&hl=en&...

http://www.google.com/patents?id=Op3vAAAAEBAJ&hl=en&...

http://www.google.com/patents?id=55nvAAAAEBAJ&hl=en&...

http://www.google.com/patents?id=uqDvAAAAEBAJ&hl=en&...

http://www.google.com/patents?id=jZfvAAAAEBAJ&hl=en&...

http://www.google.com/patents?id=7JnvAAAAEBAJ&hl=en&...

http://www.google.com/patents?id=65nvAAAAEBAJ&hl=en&...

http://www.google.com/patents?id=6JnvAAAAEBAJ&hl=en&...

http://www.google.com/patents?id=vKDvAAAAEBAJ&hl=en&...
square(333) is the addition of 999 + 9990 + 99900 = (1000 - 1) + (10000 - 10) + (100000 - 100) = 111000 - 111

The more '3' you add, the more '1' and '0' you get.
square(333) = 11110000 - 1111

It is actually a very binary computing.
According to the article they used to do that, but don't any longer.
On the issue of 'contest' based content; It's am incredible waste of good quality work. I hope everybody who submits good work is compensated in some manner.
It looks like they do since the cost of the project goes up considerably when it's a contest.*

* Source: http://voicebunny.com/projects/pricing

[edit: added source page]
Ask HN: Live chat on your marketing site?
Couple of questions on this:

What is everyone using for 'Dell style' live chat on your sites.

Did you find implementing live chat worked well/increased sales for you?
Wait for the inevitable hundred million dollar homepage clone soon to come.
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As a Model S reservation holder, it pegs my pocketbook meter. If I'm about to lose $40K on my car because of a battery, I have no problem with them showing up in my driveway to charge the vehicle if necessary.

Creepy? I'm more worried about the app-of-the-day sucking down my iPhone contacts. THAT I find to be more personal than my vehicle location.
Could Apple have done so many things right had there not been so many examples of how to do things wrong?
Agreed. I compile and package just about every piece of server software by hand. There almost never a case where my ./configure options match the default options.
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> Perhaps PirateBay, the EFF, or another consumer-oriented entity might be interested in sponsoring such an anonymizing service?

They do, or did in the case of EFF, it's called Tor.
Perhaps tangential to the story at hand, but I've actually begun to notice Google's tracking and I have to say, I like it. My default browser is Chrome, and I'm always signed in to Google. I'm not sure to what extent Google takes text on pages recently viewed into account when searching, but I've noticed that obscure terms on a page I'm reading tend to show up very highly in the omnibox suggestions as I look them up. I would be surprised if this wasn't intentional, and I'm also at a loss to explain how it's anything but good.

Google has, lately, gotten very good at intuiting what I want to look for. It's the first time since Panda that I've noticed a marked improvement in relevance and quality in Search, and it makes both Chrome and Search more attractive.
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Online dating sucks, and is hard to solve, because real-world dating sucks, and is hard to do, unless the following applies:

- You're attractive

- You're a social person

- Both 1 and 2

You can be an attractive person, but shy, and still get dates pretty easily. You can be just average looking, but very social and outgoing, and still get dates pretty easily. If you have both, the world is likely your oyster. These types of people generally never visit dating websites, because they don't need to.

With that in mind, we can conclude the following:

- Dating websites are mostly full of people who do not apply to the list above (e.g. unattractive introverts).

- There are still of course attractive and social people using these sites for various reasons, but they are the minority.

- Some of those reasons that minority exists may be because they have "issues", and regardless of being attractive and/or social, have trouble maintaining lasting relationships offline.

This means we have a mix of unattractive introverts not only mixing with each other, but mixing with attractive extroverts who are unstable in relationships. Then you have the "sausage fest" factor that has already been mentioned in the comments tossed into the mix, along with some dating websites simply being really, really bad (the only good one I can think of, which still has all of these problems, is OkCupid). This all sounds like a recipe for disaster to me.

My theory on what might actually work, and how online dating needs to evolve:

- In my experience, my best relationships have been a product of serendipity. You can filter through potential matches all you want, use data to try and find that perfect someone, but 9 times out of 10 when you actually meet, you'll feel absolutely no spark or connection, even if you both love all the same things. It's that spark that matters, and I've never experienced this through anything but a serendipitous encounter.

- The actual problem is that we shouldn't be sitting in front of our computers looking for potential mates. We should be out finding them, in real life, where the interactions actually matter, and serendipity can do its thing.

- This means we're trying to solve the WRONG problem. We're trying to make dating websites better. Instead, let's make it easier to get out of the house, and do the best we can to "engineer serendipity", or at least put you in situations where it's more likely to take place.

- While I'm not going to plan out an entire solution here, it would likely involve some of the following: It has a mobile aspect, it involves overlapping friend circles (think degrees of separation, or how you'd meet a match at a wedding or dinner party), it involves social events and situations, and it's built in a way that is perceived as safe, non-creepy, and by people who understand real world social situations and complexities (i.e. not made by the introverts who can't date without a website).

At the end of the day, we need a solution that helps you easily put yourself into social situations you wouldn't otherwise be in, and replicates what happens and actually works in the real world, without feeling creepy or forced.
I'm somewhat surprised there aren't any dating sites that have set up a built-in "brown M&Ms" system to help with the shotgun strategy problem.

By "brown M&Ms", I mean something like Van Halen's Brown M&Ms rider condition; some key piece of text that requires an actual profile read to answer. Almost like a captcha but based on certain pieces of the profile.

The profile owner writes "List 5 of my interests, and my dog's name" and provides a list of acceptable keyword responses. Only messages where the not-captcha is properly filled out get through. (Or, alternatively, they get downgraded in priority.)

This would require people to actually read and parse the profiles, and put some minimum degree of effort into contacting someone.

I can think of several dozen problems with this approach, but I suspect they're surmountable with sufficient cleverness.

(In case the reader hasn't heard about this: Van Halen's extensive rider required a bowl of M&Ms to be provided, with all the brown M&Ms removed by hand, on penalty of show cancellation. The entire purpose of this clause was as an easy way to see if the venue had read the damn contract, and took it seriously. Any time they saw brown M&Ms, they knew something else would be wrong, (probably something dangerous and technical) and started a full re-check of the venue from scratch.)
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So that that block only executes once, right after the transition to 2000. Why -1 as opposed to some other true value? Beats me.
Since power dissipation is exponential with current

Minor nitpick: power is proportional to the square of current (e.g. P=I^2), not exponentially proportional (which would be something like P=e^I).
And that's the genius of it. You are not paying to change the narrative - but lots of other people are. Even if Tesla ends up a footnote in the history of automotives, their impact will be felt for decades, just like Sun.

Whatever happens to Elon Musk's company, we are all better off, and for that I wouldn't consider the money wasted.

And I don't think Tesla's death is really that certain. Remember that Apple pioneered the unibody laptop chassis on the backs of wealthy early adopters with the (ludicrously priced) MacBook Air, and now this technology is available at commodity prices to everyone. The same model can very well work here.
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Euro testing cycles are more generous, MPG figures are quoted in Imperial gallons (which are larger), and probably because of less dense cities they tend to be more tolerant of smog belching diesels. Diesels are fuel efficient but it's expensive to make them pollution efficient enough to pass American regulations.

Many cars are the same in both countries. There isn't anything about America that makes them less efficient. The exceptions are those tiny city cars that Americans would never drive, and diesels.
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That would be an entertaining plot device in a spy movie: spy gets captured, finds that power fluctuations occasionally flip a bit in the memory of the security system, uses the light in his/her cell to flip all the bits corresponding to the door locks...
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