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I think 5 years.

I suspect the business model that is most likely to work is an extension of the current one.

Larger multiplexes with more screens, when you go to the cinema you have a wide choice of movies to see.

Movies would no longer drop out of the cinema within a week or two.

In this controlled environment it is easier for the cinemas to prevent copying.

Only after a long cinema run would the film be released on DVD, after which point the copyright expires and you can copy to your hearts content.

I can even see this business model perhaps working for music as well.
I have a new book being published this year about bipolar. It is the standard length. I agree there should be books published of all lengths. Why not have a 20,000 word book which sells for $5.00 instead of $15.00 for a full book. I think the public would be open to all lengths of books. It also would have less limits on the works of authors. If you only have 18,000 important words then this should be enough. Great article!
To be fair, the post does say they'll provide the technical explanation when they have more info:

We will post an update on this situation, including details on the root cause analysis at the end of this incident.

I think that's fair enough (assuming they don't just quietly forget about this last part).
There is no age limit to when you can create value. Or 'wealth' and also you don't have to be an entrepreneur to create wealth. Being an entrepreneur is one of the ways to create value and wealth. So age doesn't matter. You can create a dent in the universe at any age any time.

What matters at any stage in your life your willingness to go the length, undergo pain through a tough regime, make so many sacrifices and endure the other difficult aspects to achieve what you consider as goal.

And that can be done at any age.
"the notion that companies would be afraid of GCC strikes me as odd given that we have Red Hat, IBM, Google, CodeSourcery, Suse etc employing full-time GCC developers."

Afraid? I expect that these companies have spent serious money on lawyers to figure out whether GPL 3 was acceptable for them before committing to it.

Also, Mac OS supports OpenCL (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenCL). One could argue that that makes the compiler more a part of the OS than "just another application that runs on it". If they used GPL code there, a perceived risk could be that they could be forced to make their OS GPL.
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Maybe it would work if you designed a language with structured editing in mind from the start.
When will it get done?
yep, i'm guessing it were those 30+ SSD's they recently bought
You'd probably find reading up on systems dynamics to be interesting. Systems with multiple stages linked by delaying steps tend to have quite dramatic oscillations. A great example is "The Beer Game"[1]: small changes in purchases of stock leading to massive whipsawing of production schedules.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_distribution_game
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I dougth CL-Clojure is faster then pypy-Clojure.
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A major reason for buying software is because we want to trade money for time.

Making the buying process time consuming significantly reduces the value proposition for those who are time constrained.
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Holy shit. I am blown away that this can be done in a mobile browser.
Why? If your going to rewritte the collections, why not in Clojure? Speed?
Or language X > language Y in some domains, but language X is not practical in some other domains - see Lua/C[++]
It was in my pocket. I walked through a metal detector. It was just a matter of the detector not being calibrated correctly or not being set to an adequately high sensitivity setting. That such things are possible is a testament to the uselessness of the system, if they can't manage to promulgate standards and procedures sufficient for the proper operation of a metal detector what hope is there that any other equipment is being operated correctly?
Or install YSlow [1] to get suggestions right in your browser.

[1] http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/
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Also works on a BlackBerry (7.0 OS).
Not bad but very much focused on the optimising the "front-end" of delivery. My experience is generally optimising the back-end, for instance I notice you did no real digging to find out why your old server was slow, was it CPU bound? Memory bound? IO bound? In a lot of cases you can get big performance increases without expensive new hardware, the golden rule here is CACHE EVERYTHING. A good caching plan, a product like memcached and cheap hardware with lots of memory can often well outperform a much more expensive multi-core rig.
Legal action from an independent dev against Apple is like challenging an aircraft carrier with a golf club.
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Say what you will about him he does come across as knowledgeable in terms of the legalities and makes some very good points. His points about the outdated business models of the content companies are IMO totally true.
Is this why most enterprise software has poor UIs? since they never had to optimise the UI for customer retention, they just rely on the sales process to get people to buy it.
Thank you! I basically set it up in under two hours, and another hour of modifying for discuss, analytics, styling and so on. Super-easy to set up, so thank you! Oh, and I had never ever written a line of Ruby before so it was all news to me. :)

I've started a re-implementation using the the Minimum-theme layout as base, will let you know if it ever gets "good enough", I missed a few things; Concatenation and minifying of resources would be cool to have in the bootstrap, I followed this but it required some modification and I haven't really gotten it to work flawlessly yet: http://mikeferrier.com/2011/04/29/blogging-with-jekyll-haml-...
What I like about UNIX: Everything is a file.

Except of processes.

And sockets.

And XWindows.
The 1% of users with a dev certificate would be tinkering with your code, benefitting the 99% who wouldn't bother.
The reason for that is that Performance Golden rule which states that 80-90% of the end-user response time is spent on the frontend. This rule turns out to be surprisingly accurate across the internet.

http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2012/02/10/the-performance-...
At least they didn't say "... may have caused".
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Here is where Zencoder was born: http://yfrog.com/09x7fsj.

We went a little outside of the Mountain View area and got a house in the Santa Cruz mountains. It was great. Three desks, three computers, three bedrooms, a nice kitchen, and a hot tub - perfect for those cold February days. There was a country store up the road, but not much else for miles around. Nothing to distract us except for redwoods, wild animals (turkeys, mice, deer, a scorpion), and the occasional storm. But still, we were only 30 minutes from Mountain View and 40 minutes from Palo Alto - closer than if we had lived in San Francisco.

Those were the 4 most productive months of my life.
Opensource is very much welcome. But I have a doubt here. Can some one take their lets a simple "Alphabet Block game" ..do some minor modifications for UI or add simple features and submit to Apple for free/99cents?? If this is the case it will clearly affect insurgents sales right? Is it a service they are doing or they are expecting developers to fix issues or enhance the games ...what could be their main motive.
Care to provide numbers how "big" that DOM rendering overhead is?
Saving HTTP request is very important ant very noticeable, especially on mobile (high latency).
DOM overhead with sprites is negligible in comparison.
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I'm always surprised when I see that kind of websites with no clear calls to action.

They seem to violate all good landing page optimization guidelines, yet they are multi-million dollar businesses. Are they leaving money on the table by not optimizing their landing pages? Or did the customers learn to expect that kind of websites and already know they just have to call? In this case, would they be put off by a more modern approach?

In other words, can the B2C approach be applied to B2B without alienating potential customers? (Some companies do, check HubSpot).
> Also if your JS modifies the DOM tree shouldn't
> it arrive earlier so as to prevent reflows and such?

And what will it modify, if DOM has not arrived yet?
Javascript on top can block other components from loading, hence the recommendation.
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I'm surprised to see there hasn't been any mention of webpagetest.org yet. It's a great (free) service for measuring how fast your site is loading from different locations around the world in most of the major browsers.

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Not so if they owe him "$13,860".

Having a lot of money and a big legal department doesn't automatically make it easy to get out of unpaid debts. Courts take these things very seriously.

If there's a contractual get-out clause that allows Apple to avoid payment, or if there's something in the developers actions that has created ambiguity, then it would be good for all of us to understand the details.

A poll that basically says "hands up if you think Apple owes you money" is not informative.
Sure. That's another way to release the software if it works for you. The article talked about a software released via mac appstore. So obviously web was not an option for him for some reason.
specious not spacious. FTFY.
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I need a fairly simple purchase order system for tracking and approving our own outgoing expenses at work. Too much is just "happening" on its own but we don't need a big system to do it. I could probably write one relatively quickly but I'm sure there must be something simple, elegant and easy to use out there.

Basic needs are the ability to add suppliers, add a hierarchy of approvers and the ability to attach invoices etc to the POs when they eventually come in.
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If things get bad enough, users will simply point their resolvers to some alternate root. Trying to block DNS requests to alternate resolvers is a laughable proposition from a technical perspective.

ISPs can block outbound port 53 like they block port 25, or use DPI to detect DNS packets headed out of the ISP network. The only way around that is universal encryption, which the ISPs can slow down but not stop by blocking any high-entropy packets.
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Bitmaps are very good at "Seek" operations (where I try to find a value), but poor at "Access" (where I try to find the value at an index). This is because "Access" requires that I check all the bitmaps to see which one has the set value.

Also the "Word Aligned Hybrid" method of RLE compression is patented. http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6831575.html
Given the kind of draconian control apple has on its store, there is always a risk if you are part of the ecosystem. But earning half income is still better than none right? Besides now windows has app store too and a much bigger distribution. If you don't like Apple's terms and your other platforms are making enough money you always have an option of kissing goodbye to apple. My point is that diversification gives you options.

Both androind and Windows provide guidelines to port over your applications over. So I don't think this option exists only in practice.
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...what is this? Seems like it's just four links to four houses on Realtor.com

Care to elaborate?
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> Now that anyone can make a list and put it on the internet

The funny thing is that is what Yahoo was in the very beginning, 15+ years ago.
So this NZ court decided to let him out on bail and give him access to his bank accounts for 'essential expenses'. I think that's pretty decent. Unlike what the US did with his entire company before even starting a trial.
You should try to contact him directly. Just posting a comment on a Reddit AMA, especially one as popular as this, probably won't make anything happen.
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Well pretty much every other country in the world does not have US style at-will employment. All it generally means is there is a notice period for employees, on both sides, and you need more justification to fire someone, like their role is no longer needed due to client leaving. For example in the UK notice is usually one month, and it is not hard to fire people, but there are procedures you need to follow. It is entirely workable for startups.

You should not be in a position where a cashflow issue means you cant meet payroll or you will fail anyway.
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This was even untrue when Joel wrote it in 2004. If you're a small to medium sized business either in 2004 or in 2012 you pay in this price range for:

- Site-wide MS Office licenses

- Site-wide Adobe licenses (around 3000 a pop, I believe, so that's a LOT of licenses before you hit 75,000)

- SAP Business One

- or another ERP package aimed at small to medium sized business (AFAS comes to mind, but I'm sure there are others)

- MS SQL Server

- Supported Magento installations

... etc
There's precedent for anti-piracy extraditions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hew_Raymond_Griffiths

An Australian was extradited to USA despite having never been to USA or profited from piracy. Then was subsequently jailed, eventually finished sentence and became an illegal alien. Then deported back to Australia and banned from visiting USA.

Edit: Corrected deport-back
what in the world is prizes.org? very odd thing to link to.
He is trying to hide behind DMCA but I think the FBI found out that he actually solicited pirated copies of music/movies which might land him in trouble. YouTube still is a treasure chest of pirated content but is doing well being protected by DMCA. That's because they don't go around asking people to upload pirated stuff to their site. It's another thing that people willingly do that ;)
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> it's about focusing on a few things that have massive potential (to really win)

If you has to focus in order to success, you are already on the edge of fail. Remember Gmail? It was a 20% time casual product.[1]

[1]: http://www.google.com/press/pressrel/gmail.html
While the principles still hold true, I think the Google Best Practices are a little more up to date:

http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed/docs/rules_intro.htm...

There are also companies that can automate these best practices for you. Check out my company, http://torbit.com for example.
Fuck you and your idiot decision to "support" yourself from someone else work and bread - Apples. Apple makes money off of you, you dont make money off of them. The AppStore is not yours.
Why should the author's death have any bearing on the length of copyright? That seems entirely unfair to the estate of the hypothetical dead author whose bestselling crowning achievement was written on his death bed, and entirely unfair to the public who want to have the works of unusually long-lived authors enter the public domain sooner.
> When people are having to move to the Bay Area just to be in YC, finding a place to stay etc. is distracting, not to mention stressful.

Sounds like the thing to do would be to eliminate that friction by helping people quickly and easily locate places of their own, then.
I'm in the same situation and I think this blog post is useful.
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/proc and /dev/tcp

http://tldp.org/LDP/Linux-Filesystem-Hierarchy/html/proc.htm...

http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/more-using-bashs-built-d...

X is just a protocol, you can happily think about X apps in terms of processes and sockets.
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Although time is an important data in most applications, there is only poor library support for it. Most languages don't even have a data type for time!

For example, the system call gettimeofday(2) does only return the seconds since Jan 1, 1970 (the 'epoch'), the time zone and the daylight saving time correction. No day, no month, no year. For this, you have to call some other function, eg. libc' localtime(3).

libc's time(3) function says it returns the number of seconds since the epoch, but it ignores leap seconds, so it actually does not return the number of seconds since the epoch (since there have been several leap seconds since the epoch).

Even if you use localtime(3) to get the actual wall clock hour and minutes, you are left on your own from there. Want to have a time point two hours from now? Do your own math, but watch out for the end of the day, which might also be the end of the month and/or the end of the year. One month from now? Do your own math, but watch out for months that have less days than your current month.

You may want to resort to do calculations only in seconds since the epoch, but how many seconds are in a month? Depends on the month (and the year as we've just learned!). In a year? Depends on the year (Is it a leap year? Was / will be there a leap second? Do you have to care about leap seconds?).

I just picked the C language because it is so prevalent. Other languages have their own issues or inherit them from C. In Python, for example, there is a timedelta object, but it can only handle days, seconds, and microseconds, so you still cannot calculate the date one month from now or one year ago.

I find it unbelievably funny that it's 2012 and we still have to deal with this 'solved problem'. Turns out, it is not solved at all.
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And this is why app-stores with single-sided and super-rigid rules are a BAD thing. They operate as a black box, with you having NO way of knowing why, how, if, when or what is going to happen. This is why Chrome store, Windows Store and the App store and all the others are just bad for business (in general). If they decide they don't like it, then you're fucked!

You just DON'T trust a single entity to handle all your sales and finances while they have ABSOLUTE power to terminate their service any time they want. Have a backup, sell it on your own web site.. oh no you can't because this is Apple...
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It's true that most natural languages cannot be parsed with a CFG, but he gives the wrong example. In fact, the language of the grammar that he describes can perfectly be generated by a CFG. E.g. for a rule such as:

sentence --> noun_phrase(Num), verb_phrase(Num).

You could create the CFG equivalent:

sentence --> noun_phrase_sg, verb_phrase_sg.
sentence --> noun_phrase_pl, verb_phrase_pl.

It sure is a drag, but this is how many CFG grammars/parsers work. Of course, it's generally agreed upon that DCGs generalize better even when used with grammars that can be described with a CFG.

Most natural languages are not context-free, but he gives the wrong example. To provide a more convincing example - in Dutch you can construct phrases like:

dat ik Marie Jan de dozen zie helpen inpakken (lit: that I Marie Jan the boxes see helping packing)

The NPs and the verbs correspond in the following manner: ik - zie, Marie - helpen, Jan - Inpakken. Or, more formally, the structure is: np_a np_b np_c np_x v_a v_b v_c. Of course, this highly resembles a COPY language, which cannot be expressed using a CFG, but (obviously!) can be expressed using a DCG:

s(L) --> w(L), w(L)
w([a|Rst]) --> [a], w(Rst).
w([b|Rst]) --> [b], w(Rst).
w([]) --> []

(This grammar parses/generates a string of zero or more a's and b's, followed by exactly the same string.)
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cheers! I'll have a look.
Disagree. What makes it investor's place? If the investors are always around. It would help in connecting with each other. It does not need to be free..
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Here is an online store in NZ, maybe they'll ship to you:

http://www.thinkdigital.co.nz//product_info.php?products_id=...

An ebay listing:

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There may be others.

Good luck!
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