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Disqus is an example of a popular (though hosted and closed-sourced) javascript-only comments solution.

Though again, commenting is likely much less frequent than reading, so you could simply regenerate your static content (probably only a single comments page) every time a comment is submitted.

Jekyll seems popular these days for generating static websites.

The last blog I wrote was generated with a shell script; roughly:

for i in posts/*.orig; do cat head.htm $i comments/$i tail.htm > `basename $i .orig`; done

This scales amazingly well and requires nothing more than bash and a static web server.
But isn't this what BOOST MPL does, at least partially?
> And it has a crime problem due to terrible law enforcement.

There is another side to that.

Yes, people will commit crimes if the probability of punishment (which is correlated with the probability of getting caught) is too low.

However, people will also commit crimes if the expected loss from getting caught is too little. I believe social inequality is to blame here. People in poor neighborhoods know that basically whatever they do, legally, they will never live a good life - have a place to live, have a car, eat good food, live in a safe neighborhood, maybe travel once or twice per year. They have poor access to schooling, which leads to poor access to jobs, which leads to poor access to money, ... unless they do crimes (e.g. rob a bank, sell drugs, steal cars, kidnap people and demand ransom). I cannot speak from experience, because I was born rather privileged, but I imagine they don't even see this as unfair/immoral - there is nothing moral in one baby being born into a rich family and having all the options, and another being born to poor parents and thus having none. When you think of it, it might actually be immoral. Some criminals simply seek to correct this imbalance, to award themselves, and their kids, the opportunities that the society denied them.

Note that I am in no way trying to justify their behaviour, I'm just trying to understand it. Only understanding can lead to an effective cure.
As a voting American let me say this is a disgrace. human rights are inalienable -- and we are close to the line in the USA. We can do better.
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Hey guys this is some really cool stuff. If you can integrate this with browser gestures to scroll, refresh, and move back and forward on pages. This would be awesome.
Neat and simple, but as an end user I would use this a lot more on my TV than on my MAC/PC.
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I would file on civil rights grounds, that incarceration where rape is known to be highly likely amounts to cruel and unusual punishment.
The engaging with the community isn't so that you can make a petition that says, "Are you cool with my game [Y/N]" and have everyone on the Internet sign it. It's so that you can create something which demonstrates an awareness of the culture and doesn't come off as derivative and shallow to the people who deal in it daily and care to defend it.

If he had made a post on Reddit or talked to anyone on 4chan and said "I want to make a meme-themed iOS game, help me make it not suck" and listened, he probably would have wound up making something that did not entice people to mock him and insult him. That's what I mean about engaging.
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I've heard that you can't get a job in an UK bank having a criminal record.

Driving without insurance is a criminal offense (and insurance is person-based, not car based).
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How about that gang members next door neighbor that he grew up with and used to be best friends with until junior high when that next door neighbor who made a choice to stay away from narcotics, went on to city college then on to a university and today is a somebody. Your saying "The gang member's real offense is being born in a crappy part of town lacking in institutions and resources..." does nothing but enable this type of behavior. Why would you not demand that someone no matter what neighborhood they were born in has to accept personal responsibility for their actions and choices. You give them a pass like they have no choice. Well they clearly do. Some of them make the right choice while this fellow you are giving a free pass too clearly did not.

Do you think that there would be more prisoners in Africa if all of the rapists and murderers were somehow instantly apprehended tried and convicted? This article making the USA look like it has the most criminals is a bit misleading.
It's not async and it is quite heavyweight. Your claim that ".net is incredibly well optimized" is true only for certain definitions.

The output of a really simple ASP.NET MVC hello-world app is measured in a couple of hundred requests per second without even touching the database. If you do the same on top of Node.js or Netty or Twisted, you're speaking about tens or even hundreds of thousands of requests per second.

For anything non-trivial I'll bet that a normal .net
application will blow this out of the water in terms of
performance.

That's not true, not even if you're comparing ASP.NET with normal web frameworks, such as Ruby on Rails.

You can get a lot of performance out of ASP.NET, but to do that you've got to rely on pretty ugly optimizations. To get a taste of what I'm talking about, check out this slightly old, but still relevant presentation: http://blog.whiletrue.com/2009/04/aspnet-mvc-performance/

TL;DR the author went from 5.9 requests / second to 390 requests / second, but to do that they had to cut out many nice features of ASP.NET MVC that used runtime introspection and they also added caching, something which you do anyway in any other web framework available.

Again, for some applications you can go fully async and speak about tens or hundreds of thousands of requests per second served by the same server.
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Since the class requires to build teams and I don't have a team yet, I'd like to find potential partners inside Hacker News community.

I want to partner with people interested in developing business in emerging markets such as Latin America
When has he ever said anything about being uniquely qualified?
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That's only true if you're following the "build to flip" model. Many supposedly companies all around the world become successful businesses by focusing on a problem that is perhaps less ambitious, but makes money.
I understand the true spirit of this post. But regarding finding the right tools for the job(which in this case is syntax highlighting) is worth chasing.

I was once helping out a relative of mine. Who was doing some freelance project in electronics. As a deliverable we had to ship some soldered boards in four days. We didn't quite have a organized working shop. The first night we worked it was a disaster. Nothing was in place, and we spent great deal of time solving confusions and finding scattered tools. Then the next day we spent all the day getting organized and finished the entire job the very next day. Getting organized helps.

But I noticed a strange thing during that project. As we were soldering, I realized apart from talking to each other about some topic intermittently. We never really got distracted and got off our seats and we were never distracted. We only took food and rest room breaks nothing more. How did that happen, I did simple analysis:

1. We were not spoiled by choice. Like in software where there are gazillion things and standards to choose from.
2. Focused task, Solder, pick components, debug, multimeter.
3. No such thing like a browser to distract.
4. Ability to measure goals. Something that is difficult to do in software.
5. Doing and exploring new things have a little higher barrier to entry. Thereby you don't shift tasks until you complete the current one completely.
6. Information available is to the point and not like software where every other blog has a hello,world program posted. Thereby doing something new requires iterations of focussed reading, implementing, testing.

Having said, this model is a little difficult to create in software. I guess Electronic engineers at a time were plagued with same problems decades back when they had 50 free PIC projects magazines near every door way. And having to worry about every new precision voltmeter that comes very other week.

Many of our problems will resolve automatically with some quality standardization in our industry.

We still quarrel about Text editors, things like syntax highlighting. Most technology communities should by now figure out that if you are releasing something cool, you also need to take care of the tooling.
The whole charade strikes me as a politician's lie, where he talks around a subject at length, leading people to a conclusion without directly stating it. It's like watching Rumsfeld talk about Iraq and 9/11, never quite blaming them, but using the words closely together so people will get the desired idea.

Sure, technically nobody in the Bush administration said that Iraq did 9/11, but there's a reason that a huge swath of America thought they said it, and it wasn't accidental. The same applies here.

Just because the guy rails against college, has wrote a book about the evils of "multiculturalism" at Stanford, and gives smart kids money to drop out and be publicized doesn't mean he's against college... he's just sending every possible signal that he is, whilst not quite making the statement.

It's a form of propaganda, and it works, because the signal still transmits fairly well, but whenever he's called out on it, somebody (you, in this case) will note that he never exactly stated the message that he's been working hard to convey, so it's a lie. It's a great system, tried and true by politicians for (at a minimum) a century.
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" He presents unions as the sole cause of the problem" - When did he do that?
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Hmm, I think its more scratching the 'itch'. I can think of one more case like this Larry Wall's 'Perl'.

Perl was invented because of some form of rabit holing. Actually productive rabit holing can make a good business.
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Several of his 20 under 20 already graduated from college.

The whole thing is nothing but propaganda to advance his long-standing agenda. Anybody who believes otherwise is a gullible fool.
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I don't see a lot of misinformation at all. I see a lot of correct information in the article, and naive propaganda on this website.

Peter Thiel is not a good guy. Peter Thiel doesn't want to make the world better. Peter Thiel is in this world for Peter Thiel, and that's fucking it.

So if he's claiming to be helping somebody else, you already know it's a lie.
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many of [CCPOA’s] contributions are directly pro-incarceration. It gave over $100,000 to California’s Three Strikes initiative, Proposition 184 in 1994, making it the second-largest contributor. It gave at least $75,000 to the opponents of Proposition 36, the 2000 initiative that replaced incarceration with substance abuse treatment for certain nonviolent offenders. From 1998 to 2000 it gave over $120,000 to crime victims’ groups, who present a more sympathetic face to the public in their pro-incarceration advocacy. It spent over $1 million to help defeat Proposition 66, the 2004 initiative that would have limited the crimes that triggered a life sentence under the Three Strikes law. And in 2005, it killed Gov. Schwarzenegger’s plan to “reduce the prison population by as much as 20,000, mainly through a program that diverted parole violators into rehabilitation efforts: drug programs, halfway houses and home detention.”
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Compare to past still exists, and you can set up reports for the more complicated questions that you need to ask.

However, your example is something that you can do easily in the main interface. Go to traffic sources > search > organic or paid then use compare to past in the timeline.

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Since this seems to easy, I'm sure I'm missing the point of what you meant.

But I used Analyitcs for years before the switchover, and I like the new version much better.

The improved form of Visitor Flow alone is worth it. Site Search tracking and Site Speed are great as well.
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Not part of Sony but partially owned by Sony? That's doublespeak. It's either one or the other. Stop obfuscating the issue.
Isn't that mostly survival bias at work? No matter what the odds were, the winners write history. If we had died out in one of the steps along the way, we wouldn't be here writing about it.

Once humanity spread around the world, the odds of a natural catastrophe killing all of us at the same time became very low (limited to planetary-scale distasters).

Only since the industrial revolution we've been on a more dangerous path toward central points of failure. On a geological time scale, that's only a very short time. But we've been testing our luck really hard.
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Looks very interesting.

The download link seems be down though (internal server error).
Or perhaps it's an argument for multiple realities. There may be uncountable parallel timelines where humanity died out at every possible point during our history.

That said I get the simulation theory feeling pretty solid sometimes, to the point where grappling with it is one of the major themes of the graphic novel I'm in the middle of...
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I'm not saying it's very useful, but if you see it on your desktop and want to check it or save it on your phone (to verify the time on your phone/QR-and-web-enabled mobile device, to bookmark it for future reference when on the go, etc), the code might help. I've seen this used better than just on an 'about' page, though.
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Actually, I think that's a great example--on the one hand, I would probably find that annoying and unpleasant. On the other hand, had I done more sports earlier in my life, I would be better off now. (I am currently not nearly as fit as I should be.)

That said, I don't think raising the required education age is the right move either. In a perfect world, we would concentrate on improving the quality of education instead, both imparting more knowledge in the time people are at school and getting them to like school more. However, I do not have the slightest clue of how to accomplish this.
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Its amazing to see Sal Khan and Khan Academy getting all the press and attention they're getting. Given they propelled the latest ed-tech revolution... Codecademy, Udacity, Udemy, Coursera, Bloc, and countless other startups owe a lot to Sal for a lot of inspiration.

Exciting times for life-long learners.
It would appear there's more to the story than I was aware.

Certainly administrative subpoenas that are not based on a grand jury hearing would be susceptible to appeal?
Out of interest, do you know if the people at Stack Overflow had these issues?
Hi Tommy,

Thanks for the answers. I'm definitely interested in brainstorming. Will send you an email in a while.

Akash
Considering their taste, they could go with 'pythonista'.
This is great and all, but the people who can benefit the most from Khan academy typically don't own and iPad.
Yikes!

Yeah, in my opinion this is where Google would want to step in and provide a little grease to get things moving. In the form of some kind of library I think. It was Google's choice to allow diversity, and I can see how it would require some gardening and / or curation on their part.

Still, Unity is cross-platform and maybe don't yet see themselves going this deep in one platform - so it's an indication that a middleware layer could be successful on Android.
Would you mind linking to some examples? I'd love to read them.
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I'm not thinking of providing direct SEO services to the companies in the same industry. The app would simply allow them to check and validate their seo strategies and see comparable data for all the other companies in the same industry (on-page and off-page seo stats, back links etc).

At the moment, I'm not confident that there is any niche-specific value the app can provide to the companies. However, assuming I can figure that out, would a company really be put off if their competitor was able to access the same value?
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Seems to be an encoding error of sorts. I have a norwegian character in my name (Ø), i used switched it for O and the download worked fine.

The app works great, really cool!
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When he posted a comment in which he said essentially that, and in which he referenced a one-sided article that goes to extreme lengths to attack blue collar workers' retirement plans and their own collective efforts at bettering their economic self-interest.

The point should be clear as day by now; if you can't extract the basic message and argument from his comment then you have no basis for inserting yourself into the debate. Please don't waste any more of my time.
Not at all. Store settings_dev.py and settings_prod.py in your repository. What will be different on production machine and on local one is the symlink file called settings.py.
This happens way too often with me. I just pull the lan cable out. No internet. It means I probably end up taking about 10-15 minutes to do something that would take a couple of minutes if I googled but I end up saving time because I don't just google for what I'm looking for and then close the tab.
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Sometimes you overestimate yourself.....Thus you inhibit your learning curve.....You do not mingle with other people.....Thereby limiting your global perception
However, that would fall into the trap mentioned in the article: that it's not unusual.
PGM-class looks pretty hardcore. Well done Prof. Koller & Coursera team. Glad that Coursera and MITx are not watering down the material for any of their online courses.
Rabbit holes are only a problem if you desperately have to get something finished and get stuck doing other things that seem more interesting. Otherwise, you can learn interesting things that widen your world view. Or maybe even find something that is a better use of your time than what you were doing in the first place. There is more to life than being productive.
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Huh? Racist?!

Do you mean racist by reference to the etymology of the word 'thug' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thuggee)?

That's a pretty obscure use of the 'race card'...
I believe that during the height of the Gulag, local jails were mainly used as interrogation and storage facilities for people who would eventually end up in the camps. Certainly the camps held both those convicted of political and criminal offences.

I can recommend both Anne Applebaum's excellent "Gulag - A History" and, of course, Solzhenitsyn's incredible "Gulag Archipelago":

http://www.anneapplebaum.com/gulag-a-history/

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