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That's fair, but I think we, in this community, have a stigma that we work on trivial and superficial problems. There are far too many cat photo sharing sites like Color and not enough efforts like 1 Laptop Per Child. We have to be diligent in clarifying that.

Our goal has to be to make the world a better place, not simply to make a few of us more more money than we can spend.
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On Lion it seems to register itself automatically in startup items. There is no Preferences or Settings window to change this either.

Very awesome overall.
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Has anyone felt Mashable sort of deteriorated the past few months?
First we should only be comparing the statistics of large countries when counting prisoners per 100k. Small and third world countries have an entirely different culture and/or little law enforcement. (Yes I know that we would still be at the top of the list).

Race (and all the complexities it encompasses) is at the center of this whole issue. I am black so don't start calling me a racist OK.

Remove blacks from all prison and population statistics when comparing the USA to other countries' people in prison per 100,000 and we will fall to the middle of the pack of countries.

I am not suggesting in any way that we deport all of us. All I am saying is that we need to find a way to teach the black population how to make better choices in life and give them the opportunity to be rewarded for those choices. Throwing more public assistance at them is certainly not the answer, it has only made the problem worse.

We can still do better even then middle of the pack though and this article brought up some through provoking things.
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can you make the wiring a bit more fluid? and maybe add on some kind of "snap" indication? like if i want to connect two components that aren't in the same x or y axis i can just click on one terminal and then on the other, and the wire will snap in place. but overall, this is a great tool for cranking out a quick circuit diagram. good stuff
Sounds like being able to do that could be a huge security/privacy concern...
I was never very impressed by Mashable. Far too much linkbait.
I'd say the reason it didn't happen earlier was wireless communications and batteries.

There just weren't any devices with enough wireless bandwidth to throw huge design prints around, and the batteries on small devices that use a lot of radio have only just got over the 8 hour mark needed to get through a work day.
First, implementation of efficient and reliable threaded code revolves around one simple and basic principle: follow your design. That implies, of course, that you have a design, and that you understand it. A correct and well understood design does not require recursive mutexes

This is quite a startling position for a library author: don't supply convenient constructs that could be misused if they aren't absolutely necessary. Without any desire to be snarky about the hard work that went into POSIX, I'm glad as a discipline we've move on in the last 20 years.
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How clueless can CNN be?
Your links are broken. However, if the first one says what you claim, it seems to be a lie: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/7922755...

I don't care to be able to say that England has a worse crime rate than the U.S. I think given the sociological makeup, [lack of] urban planning, poorly run social services, and an overarching cultural dislike of some forms of authority, it would be surprising if any developed country had crime rates as bad as we do.

While not ultimate causes, there are some not so hidden variables:

Population density. There's some idea that it increases stress, which increases propensity to commit crimes.

Sale of contraband, particularly drugs, fuels competition for territory and customers which, in an illegal market, is primarily dealt with through violence.

Brainstorming about gang violence, it seems to me to be mostly about a culture that demands unrealistic levels of respect, and demands taking advantage of any perceived weakness. If someone disrespects a gang member, it's my understanding that they have to retaliate with violence. If they don't, or if they're seen as weak for some other reason, that's an invitation for an opposing gang to put the weak out of their misery. You can't have a stable crime-free area with factions like that running around.
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Why is gambling illegal all of a sudden. There has to be more behind these interests.
If the circuit editor is launched without cookies enabled, a message is displayed that users have to accept cookies in order to guard against cross-site request forgeries. I didn't get that impression from the Wikipedia article linked from the message. Is the claim disingenuous or am I missing something?
I remember back when i was learning electronics i used a circuit simulator. One would place circuits on a virtual board, connect up the wires, press play then see a realtime simulation of how the circuit would function including current flow, voltage, etc. It even laid out circuits for you! Really, it was fun to use.

In comparison this fails the fun test.
This is true for reference books.

But not for other kinds of books like Novels, tutorials.

If somebody is reading a Reference book, then they are reading it the way you describe.

But if you are learning something/trying to get enough information for the moment you must know what information to neglect else the 'rabbit hole' problem is inevitable.
I came across this article on collaborative consumption which was from late last year which may help http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405297020461250457660...
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Forgive me if I sound ignorant, but... How in the name of everlasting gods can Mashable of all things be worth $200,000,000?
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Yes, it's always seemed really bizarre to me that anyone would be locked in a cage unless they were a physical danger.

Now there's talk of locking up people for sharing files! Insane. If you believe that file sharing harms the economy (I'm pro-copyright to an extent) then fine the people, garnish their wages, watever. Locked in prison and chance of having a normal career ruined forever? What could be more cruel and unusual?
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Awesome! When it first came out it certainly did not ;P. (The main developer works with me on Cydia, and I complained bitterly about the font and comments issues; I'm surprised he didn't tell me he changed the behavior.)

(edit: Tried it out, and it still isn't as usable as the website. It still has larger fonts and only shows three short lines from each comment at a time. The list of articles also has variable sized rows that often overflow onto multiple lines with other text at the same level: difficult to skim the titles quickly. I'd much prefer a subtle change to the mobile HN website to fix the buttons ;P.)
Sometimes a tunnel vision on productivity alone, can become a case of premature optimization.

I'm a lot productive today because of the many things I got introduced when falling through many 'rabit holes'.

But there happens to a be balance that needs to be stuck. And in many peoples cases rabit holes keep expanding to bottom less pits.
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So they're now just using OS codecs which is exactly what they refused to do when they made a big fuss about H264 patents a while back?
Just to be clear - this is on Android, at least to start with. Whether it gets opened up to work with Windows later is an open question.
It's funny that you mention "The Wire". Did you miss the episodes where a captain made a section of Baltimore a drug-free-for-all zone and crime dropped to almost nothing?

I also like how you judge people you don't know to be "worthless".

I'm sorry to hear what happened to your family, that's really awful. Still, I wonder what your reaction would have been if that "worthless thug" had been wearing a police uniform.
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The mix of far-sight and backwardness you describe in (3) is common to a lot of sci-fi. I remember one book of Clarke's that describes a journalist taking a trip to the colony on Mars, and to write his articles he takes a portable typewriter with him. There are a lot of anachronisms in Asimov's early Foundation novels as well, such as many characters smoking, a total lack of computers and everything still being done by humans - taxi drivers, customs officers stamping passports, etc. I guess it's a pretty hard thing to see what parts of society are going to be replaced, especially given some of the disruptive technologies like computers that have popped up mostly after these books were written.

Couldn't (4) just represent a fairly good design for Multivac so asking it one hard question doesn't lock it up for everyone else?
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Google could carry this suggestion further and re-opensource all projects in the same manner including Android..

Not that it would be an easy transition but the long-term value from all the communities would be in Google's favor..
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Far too many "100 ways to" or "Be sure not to miss" and then their "tips" being rehashing of other people's work or thigns I could've thought of myself too, especially with a little Google work.
You're ignoring the will power it takes to overcome these situations. Yes, people do. They're called "exceptions". Why do you think it's always celebrated when someone breaks out of this cycle?

And no one is talking about giving dangerous people a free pass. Prohibition never works. How can something that grows in the ground naturally be illegal?

I loved your comment at the end that seems to hint that it's not that the US has too many people locked up but rather that everyone else isn't strict enough!
People making emotional decisions don't ask for more information when they are uncertain, and therefore can't rationally analyse what further information / support is needed and use technology to gain that information.

Therefore, even if emotional decisions are more accurate than a reasoned decision made with no technological assistance (whether the assistance is from pen and paper calculations or a complex model with data taken from the Internet), reasoned decision making can benefit from this technology and so is likely to be more accurate for that reason.
If I set my browser window to a reasonable width I can have legibility without foofy margins and I can use the rest of my 1280 pixels for something else. Window systems - they rock
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Sounds like they have developed tech similar to Katango - http://www.building43.com/videos/2011/07/12/katango-organizi...

And now Google probably also knows that much about you because they bought Katango.

LinkedIn also bought Rapportive recently, so they have a very high quality people database.
I like your idea of identifying the enemy for something to target. Never considered picking high prices or no price guarantee while changing prices (a problem with competitors) and deriving inspiration from Ikea. Thanks for the inputs.
I don't know if your being sarcastic or not but "The Wire" is so good it's being used in criminal science classes now.
This is on Android initially. Cheaper android devices (anything less than ~ 200 dollars) don't ship with H264 decoders built it, nor does Cyanogenmod. You have to install something off the Market, which is hard since they're often chipset/ARM version specific...
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Why was GWT team reduced? Developers were moved to Dart project?

Is there any schedule for 2.5? We are waiting for SourceMaps, since debug mode is working slow in Chrome & IE, and with Firefox there always is a version gap. Safari plugin is also broken since version 5.
Arguments have been made that it's better for all of us to see the same frontpage. I can't find them right now though. But I agree on the 'classics' page.
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I don't agree. As a library designer you have to DESIGN in the first place. It pays off to think through the use cases of the users of your library. Allowing every possible way of doing things and seeing what sticks makes your library more complicated. You have to test and document all these alternatives. People will inevitably sometimes choose the wrong way of doing things, end up with underperforming or buggy code and blame you.

Especially in synchronization it pays off to go with the simplest solution. Unless you know very well what you're doing (and wrote some formal verification that it can't break under any circumstances).
I wish I knew how to make circuits, because that looks like fun!
Seems to work to sell for $200M :-)
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Mashable represents what media has become; popularist, global and free. This is largely driven by us believe it or not, with help from the Internet off course.
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Google groups has a forced broken redirect to the top page of their mobile site... on an iPad.

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I found some 'tests' in this folder:

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But where are all the other tests? E.g. merging, diffing, etc are all units and thus easy to test, but I couldn't find some.

Are there any tests? How is the git community guarantee that all still works, if they rewrite parts or make substantial changes?
Without the "sort of". Mashable has deteriorated noticeably the past few months. It was a pretty interesting blog about social networks. Now it's a pageview machine. The best example of this happened when Bin Laden was killed [1].

I deleted it from my Google Reader months ago, there were a lot of articles daily and few of them were somewhat interesting.
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I don't know about the stats of Mashable, but I'm pretty sure it's driving a lot of pageviews during the past months. CNN is probably taking that into account, not the quality of their articles.
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> For the desktop, this could be problematic. While Windows 7 does provide access to an already installed and licensed h.264 codec, Windows XP does not. If we simply enable system codecs where available, how will Web developers know when they can and cannot count on system codecs?

Isn't the whole point of the <source> tag to solve this very issue?
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Exactly. Just a few weeks ago I read an article linked through HN about some 3rd party site branded as some Microsoft store, developed in India that stored passwords/credit card/some sensitive information in clear text... didn't take people long to start beating Microsoft with that stick.

Your clued up person may know the difference, but the average person is not that clued up.
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I really love things like this. Its old media trying to get in the game on "new" media. It only benefits their eventual demise. There's several things happening here:

1) The founders of Mashable, and their stockholders, are earning out on what they've built. That's a good thing, and well deserved.

2) Its really Turner Broadcasting that's doing the buying here. Its an old media company again demonstrating that they are unable, or unwilling, to modernize. They are throwing money at a problem rather than innovating.

3) Such a large amount of money flowing from old media into the technology sector works to hasten the demise of companies like CNN/Turner Broadcasting. It drains their coffers a bit more, while providing new cash flow to the founders and employees in Mashable and frees them up to pursue new innovative ventures over the next few years.

pg really saw something important when he added RFS 9 - Kill Hollywood to the Request for Startups at Ycombinator. While CNN is a "news" company and not directly part of Hollywood, they are most certainly tied at the hip to the same people that run Hollywood. So in that aspect, this is a very good thing.
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To me this looks like a capitulation, probably brought on by the following factors:

* Chrome was supposed to drop H264 support a >1 year ago in favor of WebM. It never happened.

* The spread of H264 video wasn't slowed down by Mozilla's stance.

* Firefox users were effectively forced to install Flash (a far more closed solution) to view videos.

* The split in HTML5 video support (Firefox and Opera being the lone holdouts with no H264 support) weakened HTML5 compared to alternatives.

* Flash is going away on Mobile devices, which mean that Firefox Mobile users had no way to view videos. This is why it's going into B2G + Android first.
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<source> lets you serve different formats of the same audio/video object to accommodate the different formats your users may need. However, <source> doesn't do anything to help you figure out which formats you need to serve to cover your user base, which is the problem being referenced here, I believe.
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Yes, it's their personal responsibility. No, it's not about absolving it. It's about recognizing trends that condition people (including those who haven't even been born yet) and finding a pragmatical solution that benefits both you and them.

Your argument is that of a designer of a nuclear missile control panel who puts the "disarm" and the "launch" buttons both side by side with the same size and color and without labels and then excuses himself that it's the operator's responsibility to learn which is which. And the really stupid part, is that in this case the designer is in the missile's impact zone.
In theory (only) this doesn't help web designers much, as they still need to keep supporting the same formats.

In practice, web designers already seem to use H264 exclusively, so at the very least Firefox users won't have to install Flash to see videos.
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