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There was a nice 5-part series you and I wrote on this topic back in 2006. However, parts of it are no longer available. Could you rescue it from your archives, with diagrams? Thanks.

http://chargen.matasano.com/chargen/2006/9/18/rsa-signature-...
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Perhaps Pivotal wins by being able to get a ton of enterprise engineers from EMC, turn them into Rubyists and scale their already very successful model. If they are profitable at ~100 employees, they would be even more profitable at ~150, ~200.
This reminds me of Record/Movie industries' "belief" that piracy robs them of billions of revenue. No. If some magical perfect anti-piracy field was in place the vast majority of people not paying for your crap would still be not paying for your crap. That money doesn't exist.

Same here, inventing new taxes doesn't increase taxes (that much). It increases the incentive and energy expended on finding ways to avoid your new tax.
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Bleichenbacher often comes out of hiding and posts some terrible crypto bug, usually based on a slight implementation deviation from best practices.

The above bug is in RSA encryption, not signing, and is much more interesting technically than the e=3 padding verification bug. Just by revealing a different error message, attackers can use your server as a decryption oracle. It's different than the POET/BEAST attacks though, which are on block cipher modes.

I tried to write a clear review of the paper here:
http://rdist.root.org/2008/01/07/ssl-pkcs-padding-attack/

The amusing thing is that he usually picks a random toolkit you've never heard of to attack, and then someone else (Hal Finney in the case of the e=3 padding bug) realizes it's a widespread issue in much more important systems.
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I didn't find it unfair at all. Comparing some general purpose approaches to a more specialzed one is not an apples and oranges comparison. It's the stuff that many orders of magnitude type optimizations are made of.

Also, keeping cache friendliness in mind in the design and choice of datastructures and algorithms is a good idea, which is the main point of his article.

What he says about vtables is fluffy though. The STL doesn't use polymorphism much.
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Talks about nanoseconds and ultra fast code ... doesn't lose a word about cache locality?
Oh come on! Why is everybody complaining about Apple when all major platform do this controlling this now. What about payment methods on Android? If you don't use Google Payment you are out. It's the same kind of rule so don't put this things in a argument like "Apple iOS have restrictions and Android has not. So why not use Android"

Ever thought about how good the iOS platform is for developers AND users? Give some credit man.
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I don't understand your response. Whom or what was he unfair to? What technology was he 'lambasting'?

But don't criticize them for being slow, and then in a
postscript say "and I don't need the actual results of
this algorithm, anyway."

I don't see him criticising any solution for 'being slow' in general. Only for 'being too slow for this specific problem'.

It's very common to use a (already available) algorithm to calculate a result related to what you actually want and then infer the answer from that result. E.g. calculate the intersection of two sets and then count the members, instead of intersecting and counting simultaneously and never having the intersection available. It's usually a wise decision to use such the first approach: the performance penalty is acceptable and the advantage of code reuse (and not having to write and test a new algorithm) is larger. His point was that in this case, it wasn't.
It looks better than this at least:
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Pygments (http://pygments.org/) will also turn code into syntax highlighted HTML.
Nice, but beware that this kind of thing can be quite resource intensive (the triple chart demo takes over 60% of CPU on Chrome running on a netbook).

I was also wondering why this is done with canvas rather than SVG.
Interesting article, but I find it hard to believe that STL code would use virtual methods. Certainly it makes sense to use a custom algorithm when only a count is required, but was the claim about vtables actually tested?

Also, if speed is so important, why use qsort? It requires an indirect function call for every comparison; C++ sort or any inline implementation is faster.
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Needs serious proofreading, yes. But the overall point is valid, though maybe not terribly original.

Facebook's valuation seems to be based on exuberance (rational or otherwise) but also on uncertainty. No one really knows how social networking is going to be used going forward. So if you've got a truckload of money you don't really need and like the idea of having two truckloads of money, it might actually seem risky not to invest in Facebook...
Mark (along with D'Angelo) developed Synapse (a media player) in high-school that learned what you listened to and created a playlist. They were being offered $1million to $2million for it.

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I agree on the added value. Their offerings are incredible. I've used their Cloudfront at various times for example. If they get their prices down further, I'd love to make use of a lot more of their services.
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Android still has Prey published and working under those terms. Why the hell are you defending Apple here? Whatdo we iOS users gain from this situation?
Not strictly related, but in Redis intersections between sets encoded as an array of fixed length 16, 32, or 64 bit numbers (we use this encoding for small sets) may be performed very fast because they are ordered, so you can simply take two pointers in the two sets and advance only taking common elements.

Of course there is a tention between fast intersections (that require a sorted data structure) and O(1) existence test of elements. It depends on what you are trying to accomplish.
I'm partial to ReStructuredText (rst) as the markup language for blog entries instead of markdown because you can extend rst with custom directives.

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Note that with respect to Nokia what you describe is no longer the case. Last I checked it took 1 Euro to register as a developer, and Nokia QA+signing is free. Developers get 70% cut as elsewhere.
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a) How can you make standard-OOP-like method dispatch
faster than vtables?

He doesn't claim you can: he just points out that it still adds overhead.
Isnt this just the user creating multiple accounts for something they didnt have to?

I mean all this stuff would work with just one account right?
It seems the output uses the <font> element. That element has been deprecated since HTML4(https://developer.mozilla.org/en/HTML/Element/font).
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This occurs every Apple release. Not to dismiss any of his accomplishments, but it's clear that he could acquire the product without a publicity stunt.
...it states their classifying woman as "childless women" which likely skews their results dramatically. e.g. filtering out all the low/0 earning women but including the low earning men.
I have no idea what Facebook is actually worth, but the author is completely missing the point, which is that Facebook has the potential to increase the effectiveness of all advertising (except search engine advertising) by an order of magnitude or two.

Advertising is about getting the right message to the right person. Search engine marketing works because the person has already expressed their interests (and therefore segmented themselves very precisely) by typing in a search query. Retargeted ads are also effective because you are targeting the valuable segment of "people who have visiting your site".

Facebook, on the other hand, allows to define a random person really precisely. Not only on their demographics but also which web pages they liked, what their friends like etc etc.

This could extend to any ads. Banners obviously, but also TV ads shown on streaming programs. Imagine the impact if you can avoid paying for the 99% who are fundamentally not interested in your message, and different ads are shown to different, very precisely defined, segments.
I have one account for all this stuff. I thought this was going to be a post about how everyone else is getting it wrong :)
They're worth a hundred billion... three or four years post IPO, and if they don't screw it all up.

As an investor, they're not worth buying at a hundred billion. There's little to no value upside over the next five years (value, not price; value being what you get, price being what you pay), short of a stock market bubble spiking everything.

It's not surprising FB would get a $100b valuation though. Investors are desperate for growth.

Compression is a word FB investors should get used to. Facebook will spend years growing into that valuation, much like other tech stocks in a similar outsized valuation situation.

Google for example has returned a weak 6% per year for the last five years. Not much greater than the dividend that Verizon and AT&T pay. eBay has spent a decade growing into their crazy dotcom days valuation, and now sport a very modest 15x pe ratio.

At $8 billion in sales, FB can generate $3 billion in net income. Their model scales extremely well in terms of margins and expenses per extra dollar of sales/profit.

At $3 billion in net income, they'd have a 33 pe ratio. They can absolutely hold a valuation around those levels three years out. This is assuming their sales growth continues to slow. However, point being, there's no value upside left in the stock.
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iOS applications must be bringing really huge money if people are ready to put up with this kind of abuse.
This is silly. I have one Apple account that I've used for everything from iTunes logins to Appstore login to the iPhone developer account..
> This reminds me of Record/Movie industries' "belief" that piracy robs them of billions of revenue. No. If some magical perfect anti-piracy field was in place the vast majority of people not paying for your crap would still be not paying for your crap. That money doesn't exist

The record and movie industries are indeed wrong in their belief that every pirated copy represents a lost sale, but you are erring in the other direction.

First, aside from people who are pirating a movie they don't know much about to try it out, generally people aren't pirating movies that they think are crap. It wastes their time, and if they have a bandwidth cap wastes their limited bandwidth.

Second, most pirates, at least in the developed world, do have discretionary money for entertainment and other luxuries. If they could not pirate movies, the would most likely not give them up. They would reallocate their discretionary entertainment money so that they could get some movies.

If a perfect anti-piracy technology were deployed, there would be two competing effects.

1. Many people would reallocate discretionary spending. The movie industry would gain. Restaurants, game companies, book publishers, fashion, and such would lose.

2. Piracy can serve to raise awareness of a movie, which increases demand among non-pirates. If piracy were stopped, the movie industry might have to raise advertising spends.
Hmm, on mine (GNU Emacs 23.3.1 on Fedora) it's M-x htmlfontify-buffer. It came with the Emacs distribution as standard. I suspect htmlize-buffer is either from some external package or from a different version of Emacs.
I've only recently begun to use one canonical email address, so I'm in the same boat as the author. By now, though, I can remember which one to use when.
I hoped for a command line option. Isn't there some plugin for sed maybe? Like sed something <code.py >code.html
Compared to your eloquent comment, that (besides not capitalizing the first letter of the sentence and omitting the period) doesn't even try to express what is wrong with the article?

I'd take the article over it, any day.
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I haven't used Instapaper yet but why not use the pinch motion to get out of an article as you'd do with pictures?
The problem with this idea is that it's a regressive taxation system, as opposed to a progressive tax system. Which is to say, the poor are taxed disproportionately compared to the rich.

A person who makes $10M a year spends a much lower percentage of his income than someone who makes $40K a year. So now we're taxing the $40K person heavily, while the $10M person pays comparatively almost nothing, even accounting for lavish and expensive lifestyles.

It reinforces a negative cycle - the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and social mobility is removed. When the poor lose all hope of improving their lot because the system is so stacked against them, instability and unrest results and... well, the rest of this story might get a little violent.

This is probably a worse idea than, say, the flat-rate income tax that is practiced in Hong Kong and elsewhere.
Heck, why would anyone down vote a comment which supported a nice comment by someone else? Go figure.
The presence of the "generic C++ hater" type comment about vtables, when talking about STL algorithms, was a huge red flag making me doubt the guy's argument, for the reasons you gave.
If you are a Schengen citizen then try it. Just grab your stuff and go to Valencia or Stockholm and stay there for 10 year, no problem. Of course you have to pay tax there, register locally, etc. As EU citizen, you can even vote in local elections, as voter and candidate. But not all EU countries are in Schengen, and not all Schengen countries EU members. In many countries, the people are just too afraid for change. Same as with the Euro. People in countries like Sweden or UK are just too afraid to give up control of their own currency.
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I think the way to look at overnight success is that one can suddenly break through, but it's all about the painful preparation, and efforts that go into it usually for years beforehand.

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What sort of tasks have you found where it really shines?
If we're talking zero to crazy scale: Formspring.

They went from zero to 70 million daily pageviews in 90 days.

The domain Formspring.me was registered Nov 12, 2009. They hit 69 million pageviews on February 11, 2010. They did 1.8 billion pageviews that February.
The Quake devs just took the program, dumped the sources online, voila. Open source community built itself.

It really depends on what you're making. If the software is popular, there's little need to help form the community, facilitate the process, and so on. It might help, but just dumping the sources online is way better than nothing.
My conspiracy theory is that the majority of SaaS startups that get bought don't open source it for shame of how horrible their code is. After all, the only goal of their financers was a quick exit. You don't need pretty code for quick exits. This kind of pressure seeps through to the coders fast enough.
I see that too on my iPad 1, but as you say, only in landscape orientation.
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Is this the one?
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The intersection problem they are solving is pretty trivial. I don't know why you would even consider using a bloom filter for it, that's not exactly the best domain for it.

Also, I would have just used the C++ set_intersection function. It seems unlikely that the 2x speedup matters since they already got it down from 7 seconds to 6ms.
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> our next door neighbor is just gone one day, replaced with another family. Nobody asks why or what happened. You just don't ask.

These sorts of things were happening in the Stalinist "dark" '50s, that's for sure, but when I grew up, in the '80s, the regime had become a little bit more "civilized". I think it was mostly because Ceausescu had signed the Helsinki Accords (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helsinki_Accords) and in general because he wanted to detach Romania from Moscow's grip. The regime wasn't technically allowed, so to speak, to imprison people for political reasons, so this is why the authorities were resorting to either fake psychiatric assessments or to made up petty theft charges in order to take away "inconvenient" people.

Anyway, it's a very long and complicated story, 20 years after the facts even us, Romanians, don't have a single view on the whole thing (surprisingly enough, there's a quite big percentage of the population who'd rather relive those times than having to deal with the realities of the present).
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Doesn't basically every text editor support something like this? E.g. Notepad++ has NppExport->Export to HTML (Example output: https://gist.github.com/2056841)
It only adds overhead when using virtual member functions, in which case the equivalent in C is to "roll your own" vtables. You don't get away from that overhead.

If you don't use polymorphism, you don't need virtual member functions, in which case you don't pay the cost of a vtable.

This is one of the key tenets of C++: You pay for what you use, and only what you use.
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There's plenty of that at large companies too.
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Right. When I read that paragraph, my thought was that this guy has no clue what he's talking about.

STL is anything but object-oriented; Stepanov is one of the greatest critics of OO. Also, STL goes to great lengths to resolve everything at compile-time through, e.g., tag dispatch. No indirect calls are involved unless you introduce them yourself. Bounds-checking may be enabled in debug-mode in some implementations, but it can always be disabled, and ways of doing so are well-documented.
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Reaper's license only costs $225 for full commercial use exceeding $20,000 in revenue. Otherwise it's $65 for the exact same software. Not a bad deal at all.
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