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Sorry, but it lacks the most misunderstood parts of REST:

- Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State (HATEOAS)

- Returning concrete mediatypes (standard is great, custom is OK) instead of generic 'application/json' or 'application/xml'

It also contains some misunderstandings:

- Sending a sha1 of the password to the server is bad, for two reasons:

- - First, and more importantly, if you send the hash of the password over the wire, the hash becomes a plain-text password! Seems strange? Think about it: if the attacker somehow gets the hash, he can just use it as-is to authenticate to your API - he doesn't need to crack it.

If you're using HTTPS, just use Basic Auth. Otherwise, you should implement (read: use a library!) proper request signing.

- - Second, sha1 by itself is pitiful - it can be cracked in mere seconds. Use bcrypt (this, on the server).

Once you know the top level objects and actions in your product,
designing the endpoints becomes easier and clearer. For example,
to “add” a new venue, you would probably have to call a method
similar to /venues/add

Sorry, but no, no.

In REST, there should be a single endpoint. Everything else is done by navigating.

And in REST, there are no method calls! As Roy Fielding would say, this screams RPC! To add a venue you should just POST to /venues/ (URL which you discovered by navigating the API).

Read his blog post with some of the rules that make a REST API: http://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2008/rest-apis-must-be-hyperte...
how stable is it?

Can I upgrade my development environment, or are there still a lot of issues?
I realise it's only part 1, but this post doesn't even mention hypermedia. Its advice on documentation says that you should explain how clients construct URIs. Groan.

I don't fully understand what it is about HATEOAS that people find difficult or unconvincing. They must use web sites every day. When you want to buy a book at Amazon, do you read their documentation and then construct a URL? No, you go to amazon.com and click on shit.
There seems to be a lot of people here going through some of the same feelings, I know I have. Sometimes you just lose yourself when you're working on something you want to win. I know I've needed to take a step back and get myself back together at times. A lot of people have suggested eating right, exercising, and taking a break, which I find helps quite a bit to restart the mind and body. We're sort of like engines and if we don't get a proper oil change once in a while, we'll have trouble starting up. So keep an eye on your mileage and if a refill doesn't work, you might need to see a mechanic.
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It reminded me of the 500-mile email story: http://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html
Zak. Please listen to me. I suffer depression, but you know what has helped me immensely? Lifting HEAVY weights.

Give it a try. Lift HEAVY weights for at least 4-5 days a week, and make it the absolute NUMBER ONE PRIORITY in your life for that month.

Closely monitor how you feel, and how your mind thinks during that month.

Try this ASAP Zak. It will IMPROVE YOUR LIFE.

P.S. Sorry if I come off as a spazz. I just really believe in what I'm saying.
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I don't think one can say he obviously has a mood disorder. I have been running my own business for 8 years, and I can tell you while it isn't the same thing, it is tough. There are times when you get tired and you just want to lie down and rest but you can't.

It can be brutal sometimes. And we all have episodes. Sometimes I will lose a few days to one. But you stand back up and soldier through as soon as you can.

I have worked for other people and I have worked for myself, and this is something I only have experienced while self-employed. It is the flip side of being master of one's own destiny--- that is a heavy burden to bear sometimes.

I have never become suicidal or anything due to being self-employed. I HAVE had episodes that have cost me projects, money, time, and all sorts of other things.

This isn't something that can be medicated away. Even vacations don't help that much. It just requires constantly assessing balance in addition to everything else.....
The lesson repeatedly not being learned seems to be that it's not a good idea to keep wallet files on other people's servers, where you have no control over their security process.
At LayerVault, we're using delayed_job (https://github.com/collectiveidea/delayed_job) for our queuing system. Everything goes through a database, so the performance won't be as good as something in memory. Also, I feel safer with the workers only communicating with queue servers and not with application servers. Just a litte more abstraction :)
One of the things that has helped me when I had more than normal of these episodes was to reserve a few hours a day to do something completely different. If I was writing software, the other side might be gardening, or studying history.
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Not so much.

If you've used flight search, you'll have seen that it's instant response. Change a filter on price, length of flight... anything... and the results instantly change.

The results are pre-computed... thus extending it to international flights is far from just "flipping a switch". It makes the pre-computation 1-2 orders of magnitude more difficult!
Doesn't even matter if the wallet was encrypted, he'd still have to have the password somewhere on the server.
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I agree on the app store vs oracle point. I'll add that it simply appears that these new start-up guys just don't understand B2B sales. They (and I know I am generalizing here) think because they buy iTunes songs and android apps at a store, enterprise level equivalents would be sold similarly.

For the most part they aren't, and primary because clients want sales calls and knowledgeable sales people to tell them about their product. Clients don't want to spend 2 weeks looking at a company's website to decide if a Oracle IT solution is right for them, a good sales person will explain what the client wants to know in a fraction of the time (though a good website is paramount to getting the lead in the first place) and act as an unpaid consultant. Later when the company decides to upgrade or change its service, a meeting with the same sale person gives the client a better idea of what option is best for them.

Never mind the fact that both companies walk away with a good deal. I see no fault with the way B2B sales currently operate.
I think a lot of it is a certain sort-of hypnotic quality about certain kinds of work. When you start dreaming in programming languages, or about talking with customers, etc. you are trying to hard, and it's bad.

In this case the best thing to do is to scale back. Start a hobby of something else (it doesn't matter what but it needs to be very different) and assign some time to it every day. Maybe it's gourmet cooking, or woodworking, or growing your own food.
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They bothered with the $5 account because by stealing a wallet, they'd not only acquire its balance but also any future incoming transfers to one of its addresses.
I was reading that 30 min of exercise 3 times a week is one of the most successful therapies for depression available. It doesn't mean that some people don't still need medication on top of that, but starting with the exercise (preferably something like getting out and, say, walking out-doors) is good, as is attention to diet.
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Of course it's the future; it's also the past and present. Programming is deeply visual. Any doubt about that, just listen to ruby guys (and gals) praise its gorgeously delimited blocks. Or why do python coders love list comprehensions so much; and javascript folks the ternary operator? Much of the appeal of those agglomerations of symbols is absolutely visual.

If V/P can encode more information on my 40 x 85 editor window, using some other paradigm than what's possible using words plus $@?{(>=+/ then i'll gladly switch. At the moment though, good programmers can easily outrun the state-of-the-art V/P exemplars; my criticism of diagram-to-code tools like Altova UModel (UML-to-Java) or MicroOLAP's Database Designer (UML-to-SQL) is just that i can code more quickly than i can drag boxes and arrows around. i just don't see the coal-powered engine out-running the horse anytime soon.
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"and then it'll continue to rub on one of the sides after the first impact."

Not if it cranked up the speed!

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Dunno how that would have worked out.

AFAIK the Titanic should be completely fine in the situation that happened to it. However the steel used for its construction had been too brittle because of cold, thus the ship sustained worse damage than one would expect from such a collision.

Edit: This site says it ain't so: http://www.titanic1.org/articles/brittle-steel.asp
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Well, then why don't you tell why we should preserver them rather than downvoting me? And no I don't see why humans introducing rats matters. Is this some sort of collective guilt, 'reparations' sort of thing? To whose benefit? These insects don't know if there are 10 or 10 million of them, and they don't know if when they die, they will be the last of their species. And if they are, what does it matter? Is there moral superiority in having as many species as possible? Why?
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> depression is something you can get over,

Just want to point out that mild to moderate[1] depression respond well to cognitive behaviour therapy. A typical course lasts 8 weeks, but can be up to 14 weeks.

Severe depression can respond well to CBT, especially if there's other stuff (other forms of long term therapy, sometimes medication) in place.

I only say this because it's important for people who feel they are depressed to know that they're not necessarily going to be out of work for months or on weird medications for years. (Indeed, there's plenty of research showing that work is useful and not working is harmful.)

I agree there's a big difference between a carefully crafted course of therapy and an attitude of "just get over it" / "pull your socks up" / "stiff upper lip".

[1] Mild and moderate are not trivial; they can have big impacts on the life of the person with them and the people around them.
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My son's almost four and I can't wait for him to want to play all these games.
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The schedules come from OAG, the fares come from ATPCO, and the availability (number of seats available on each flight in each booking class) comes either directly from the airline or through one of the three GDS providers: Sabre, Amadeus, and Travelport.

Technically, the schedules and fares are also available from the GDS, but only in an interactive format. ATPCO and OAG supply giant dumps of bulk data which is more suitable for offline processing and precomputing results.
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Thread seems dead but I'll toss our some relevant truth. A carrier in Europe saw the trend of increased data usage 10 years ago and invested in infrastructure to satisfy that usage. Today that carrier has unlimited data. Some US carriers didn't want to see the writing on the wall. Bandwidth technically being a finite resource is a non issue if we never built the infrastructure to keep up with demand.
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I haven't seen it discussed much, but i actually find it odd that tax brackets have an upper end. The tax rate should be a formula that keeps increasing with wealth.
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Do Amadeus and Travelport not also host airlines? And there is HP/EDS who also host some major airlines. Plus SITA, which hosts many smaller airlines.

Regardless, all of these systems are very ancient. It's refreshing to see a new generation emerge.
It would make sense if he decided not to distribute dividend but instead bonuses. It seems like he 's going to get taxed twice now.
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Maybe conern that "anonymized" large data sets have turned out not to be so anonymous after all on quite a few occasions? Even if a particular disclosure seems to be impersonal today, better understanding of the data or better pattern detection algorithms might be developed tomorrow.
These kind of tricks are pretty handy, and I don't know why I wasn't taught them back in school, growing up in the calculator generation. My father could do all kinds of math in his head, which was just as well since he was a mathematician, but couldn't explain how he did it, he just "knew" the answer.

I taught myself some tricks after the fact, the rest is just practice I think. Some examples:

Multiply any two digit number by 11 easily:

Using 62 as an example.
Separate the two digits (6__2).
Notice the gap between them
Add 6 and 2 together (6+2=8)
Put the resulting 8 in the gap to get the answer: 682, 62x11=682.

If the result of the addition > 9, put the least significant digit in the gap and carry the most significant digit.

This can be expanded to multiply any number by 11 in your head.

Even really easy/obvious tricks are useful, e.g:

To quickly multiply any number by 5, divide the number in two and then multiply it by 10. Very quick to do in your head.
This insect was wiped out because of clumsy human intervention. Humans introduced rats to an island where rats were not existing before.

Thus there's a couple of drivers here. People want to undo past mistakes. Maybe this is misplaced, maybe "we" should be concentrating on avoiding this happening again. The science is interesting. There's a bunch of different disciplines that could be involved here. A hero animal (the huge bug is both cute and horrifying) always gets attention.

The big difference is that humans didn't wipe out wooly mammoths. Also, they are huge and they would be hard to provide enough land for. (I'm not sure how climate change would affect them; what lands and climate do you need for viable herds of mammoth?)

[1] But see the Northern Hairy Nose Wombat. Most people haven't heard of this, yet there are only about 70 left alive.
If stability is important to you, then I'd suggest waiting for at least the Release Candidate, though the actual release of a LTS version is probably as stable as you can get (considering a new release).
NoSQL is a better fit for Gmail because you wouldn't want one gigantic 'emails' or 'contacts' table, which is how you would model it in SQL.

Per gmail account, you'd still dump all the mails into one gigantic emails table, either an SQL or a NoSQL one.

As for the totality of the gmail accounts, well, you'd use sharding, which is the same whether you use NoSQL or SQL.

You also want to cache the hell out of it, which is easier done in a NoSQL model (e.g. if the cache layer is integrated and hence uses the same API as the persistent stuff).

But a SQL DB can also use the same transparent API for the persistent stuff with their standard Query API. It wouldn't even need to parse the SQL statement, just hash it and compare it. And you could also use a layer that makes it transparent, such as an ORM.
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I must admit that the author's description of REST sounds awfully like what I thought REST was before I sat down and tried to design a RESTful API. There was a very distinct moment when I "got" the concept of only requiring a single URL and then navigating the resulting documents - as you say exactly like a web browser (which is, of course, the whole point).

It's clearly non-obvious to work with an API primarily as a set of documents rather than as a set of "methods" to be called - I have no idea why it's non-obvious at the start as it is exactly how the Web works and it's pretty obvious and elegant in retrospect.
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Very true. We also have a different attitude to firing and hiring in the UK and thus the recruitment market is quite different. For instance I don't know of any recruitment agents in the UK that specialise in start-up positions (and I would be more than happen for someone to point some out!)
Tell HN:

I participated in a German Government startup program in 2004/2005 called EXIST-SEED (nowadays called EXIST Gründerstipendium). I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. The funding I got was relatively modest (35 kEUR in my case -- as a consultant I now earn more than that within 4 months) and I was drowned in bureaucracy. To this very day, I am arguing with the German IRS because they do not want to treat a failed startup as a business and thus refuse to deduct the expenses I had. I literally ended up spending more time with bureaucracy than doing real work.

If you compare the modest startup funding provided by the federal government to the amount spent on the German cash-for-clunkers program in 2009 ("Abwrackprämie"), which was 5 billion Euro, you get an idea what the government's priorities really are: Firstly big (automotive) corporations, then a lot of nothing, then the Mittelstand, again a lot of nothing, and then as an also-ran the startup scene.

You're ultimately fighting an uphill battle as a founder in Germany: A tiny private VC scene, meager support from the government and a mind-boggling bureaucracy.

I don't see this changing so I drew the frustrating conclusion to become a consultant fleecing fucking big corps.
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It would be really cool if we could compile a list of tasks on a webserver that these task queues could carry out.

The article lists:
Image resizing
Sending emails
Third Party API calls

What about?
Database optimisation
Static file compression
Your first point raises an interesting issue: For an individual, working for a start-up is almost certainly a bad bet. Most likely the company you start will go out of business. Moderate upsides are rare. Massive gains are incredibly rare (although obviously they're the ones everyone points to and remembers).

However for the German (US, etc) economy, having a start-up culture is valuable. That's where the future technologies are incubated and future companies formed.

I suspect most people in the US who choose start ups and entrepreneurialism do so because of US culture and because they wilfully ignore the personal risk.

So how does the German government overcome that?
And now when they're hiring in the future, they have to wonder whether the candidate is more motivated by the money or the love.

This is not a romance. If your employees are not motivated by money, you're doing it wrong.

You want them to work on the NON INTERESTING problems too.
Amen (as someone did a startup in Germany and my wife currently founded one).
Looks cool, is it just for a single user or does it sync with everyone in your organisation?
There is a lot more to life than money.

Yes, and that includes more being to life than work.

So, why'd would you work your ass off for someone for less, when you could be paid more and have more income/time to pursuit those other "more things in life"?
Huh, why wouldn't you want those tables? You seem to be confusing the need to scale with how you would design the system.

Somewhere I worked before we used to import 100,000s of a companies email into the project system to display them against the system. They were all in an Emails table which just stored the body, I think there was an email header table and an email contacts table which was relationally linked directly to the Person table.

Worked fantastically, used to run an IMAP server off those tables for outlook integration.
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