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I like the idea of that for command line, its a wicked project. Seems a bit painful for web use though - I moved away from mapping routes to controllers automatically in favour of specifying them manually, I feel that it gives great control and leads to less magic. Not knocking your project, though! Good stuff
> “We sell the bestselling books on both Perl and Python,” adds O’Reilly, “and what we see is a continued healthy growth in the use of Perl, while Python use is flat. Perl is orders of magnitude more widely used than Python, and we see no signs of that changing, at least based on book sales.”

I wonder if the difference in book sales is at least partly an artifact of the relative difficulty to learn Perl compared to Python.
I'm sure I built my 2nd or 3rd learning framework based on that tutorial some years back :)
I think the demand for tablet-like-PCs is potentially huge. If I'm right, their first couple of years will probably tell us where the frontiers between PCs and post-PCs are and what the world will look like.
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I have been browsing though my spam filter:

For some message it says "It contains content that's typically used in spam messages.", e.g. a newsletter from amazon.de.

For other it says "It's similar to messages that were detected by our spam filters." e.g. the AWS newsletter or a status update from Tuenti.

I wonder what the difference is.

One message from facebook said "We could not verify this is actually from facebook.com. Be careful clicking on any links." But I am sure it was real, because it contained an actual status update. It's strange that they put into the spam box, because they could have also put it in my inbox with a warning.
Ah there were a couple of bugs. It now doesn't require a caching module to be installed, but is slower with out it. XCache is preferred as it allows closure caching.

On my laptop:

Xcache: ~700 microseconds
APC: ~1,300 microseconds
Dummy (no caching): ~3,712 microseconds
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I find perl substantially more approachable than Python, provided I don't have to read anyone else's code.
Heh, wow - the syntax is really similar. I've never seen that before, I'll be sure to look at their code.
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The Zend Framework is the same. You can use each component completely separately. I know a few people who have used the Zend Controller classes and Zend Router in their own frameworks.
I don't see how this could possibly have been a response to what I said, nor how I could be construed as saying that. (Actually, the closest it comes is that "You're right! X is a good idea!" is the same sort of crap that "Have you stopped beating your wife?" pulls.)

I will also reiterate that we often accuse others of our own faults. When you find yourself accusing me of "getting defensive", you should ask "is this comment that I am writing right now getting defensive?" Because it certainly sounds that way to me.

For the record, I do not think that holding you in contempt for asking a loaded question constitutes "intellectual combat." Let's review. In this hypothetical situation, we are given that you have asked, "so, imagine that you had a bunch of job offers, how would you choose between them?" and someone really responded, "so, imagine that you had a bunch of job candidates, how do you choose between them?".

You have a number of options. One is, you could handle it gracefully. You wouldn't say "oh this person is a pain in the ass!" because what they've asked is no more dickish than what you've asked, and if anything they've showed you the way in which you are being dickish. Your question was -- even though you might not have intended it -- potentially quite manipulative, and you might have significant conflicts of interest. So the graceful way is to try to recover the interview: "Okay, so yeah, I guess my question has a manipulative subtext. Sorry. I didn't mean it in that way, was just trying to be friendly and make my workplace better."

That's not what you suggested. You suggested that your reaction, facing this situation, was to say, "you probably can't deal with grownups, I'm not hiring you, get out." The irony which I'm trying to show you is: this is a childish way to handle the situation, to accuse the other of being childish rather than admit your own fault and strive to be better.

Now, would you care to tell me where I said 'Getting defensive in job interviews is a cracking idea'?
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The question is what makes the thing a tablet or a PC for the purpose of what we're discussing. We can probably all agree on the point that a thing with a bigger screen and a keyboard will always be a big part of the mix.

But, something could fit that description while being more similar to a tablet. I think that's the point Atwood is making.
wow, that share thingy is ultra annoying.
> provided I don't have to read anyone else's code.

That's a hell of a caveat. :) As I get older, I find I spend more time reading code than writing it (even though most of it's my own), and I find Python's sheer readability indispensable.
The BusinessWeek feature on Foxconn was written before Bloomberg bought the magazine.
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Why? Sounds like it would fall in the "freedom to contract" category. If you don't want your employer requiring you to take preventive care, go work somewhere else.
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I have an idea for a startup but I'm not sure how I would actually go about implementing it in a technical sense to beta, on a minimal budget and within a short time period.

The other consideration I have is sharing my idea with a technical guru who could potentially advise me on some of the best practices and relevant technologies. Though without an NDA in place (and a realistic way to enforce it), I am somewhat reluctant to divulge and lose any advantages as an innovator.

Is there a way to get around this? i.e. getting some technical guidance versus confidentiality and maintaining control.
Take a break.

Become one of the inspiration junkies. Go to the gym. Work on another side of the business. Schedule your day, leaving time away from your startup. Don't let what's urgent mascarade around with the set of things that actually need to get done. Start taking legal "smart" drugs like Piracetam, Aniracetam, Pramiracetam, Noopept, Acetyl-L-Carnitine, Lion's Mane Mushroom, Magnesium L-Threonate, etc.. in addition to helping you get "smarter" and increasing your productivity/proficiency they'll give you motivation and a serene feeling.

Meditate.
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After skimming js/app.js, this does seem to be the case.
That seems to be the case given that http://www.soundstep.com/blog/experiments/jstracking/js/app.... starts with
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I don't think the statement "stop eating badly or you lose your healthcare" would go down well.
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First, she didn't say it was great. Second, there's probably some selection bias at play here since there aren't that many HNers in developing countries.
Such is the nature of all predictions.
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One funny sentence in there was this:

"Oh, and by the way, don't sweat the color thing, I'm confident it will turn out OK."
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Suicide rates at Foxconn are about what you'd expect for a place with that population; the rate is less than the US. (Although that's not saying much.)

There's some caution needed though. Most workers are female which is traditionally higher for attempted but lower for completed suicide, and they don't have as many readily accessible means. (EG, American young men have access to guns.)

The reporters say they spoke to people, freely, and Foxconn didn't know who they spoke to. The reporters seem remarkably ignorant about the fears people have about speaking out when living in an oppressive regime. (China probably executes more people than any other country; there are over 50 crimes that carry the death penalty; some criminals are interviewed for tv programmes before they are executed).

There are a lot of problems at Chinese factories. The fact that poor peasants consider factory work to be better than their regular life just shows how bad life in China is for poor people.
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Looks like anyone waiting on the iOS 5.1 untethered jailbreak could be waiting longer than first thought.
@i0n1c who displayed the untether on YouTube on the day of release of the latest iPad has stated on twitter that he will not be releasing it. :(
Although @MuscleNerd and a collaboration between @chpwn & @phoenixdev also stated that they had jailbroken the new iPads using doiferent methods these were not untethered. For these to become the untethered jb everyone is hoping for will i'm sure take a lot more work before general public release.
As always if you rely on your jailbreak then obviously do not update to 5.1 til one of the above mentioned devs releases their new jb. Follow them on twitter to keep up to date.
You never know @i0n1c may have a change of heart and release his although i wouldn't hold my breath.
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How about the statement "Eat what you like. Eat healthy and we pay your healthcare"?
This type of fatigue is usually caused by selfishness and excessive thinking about yourself.

Also, if you are motivated entirely by making money and are not inspired by what you are doing, this could be a cause.

Find out why you're doing what you're doing, reaffirm it, and it will inspire you again. Stop sulking. A physical break is not going to help if you don't sort yourself out mentally.

I know it's hard to swallow, but try it.
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The story is: two months ago myself and two other friends were approached to help develop, deploy and own what we thought was a pretty cool product, and we were told we would have equal shares in the company.

Today however, the story changed significantly. Suddenly we had no shares in the (yet to be created) company, and the development work was going to be completed by a third party IT company and paid for using a grant that we had helped obtain. One of us was offered a consulting role to manage the IT company, but the need for an in-house coding capability wasn't seen as necessary (…for the entirely IT driven product!). This is in the context of two founders whom we now realise are fairly clueless about IT in general (one hadn't heard of Dropbox), and who seem to believe that hackers and code are a generic commodity.

We feel a bit let down and foolish for believing the hype, but my question is: What do people normally do when deals like this fall through? We're taking this loss as a sunk-cost, but are still keen to produce something great.
"it's generally believed that a large leak in a sub would create a wall of flame."

What complete and utter rubbish. Please provide a single reference for this "general belief". Or better still, apologise for posting crap.

Air, and gases generally, do heat up when compressed adiabatically (without exchange of heat with surroundings). But filling half the sub with water - that's a large leak, right? - and hence doubling the pressure would only produce about a 60 degree increase in temperature - not quite enough for a wall of flame eh? - if no heat was lost from the air to such things as jets of cold water entering the sub in this scenario.
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It still works on Windows 7. Sadly, I know that offhand due to having to deal with some weird legacy stuff from our corporate HQ.
Yet almost every software project I've been to has started with boxes and arrows on a whiteboard. What if these boxes and arrows would be the executable application? And what if you could go to a running application, see how it is connected, and how data flows between components?
Is English your first language?

You could have worded your post much better than you did.

> This type of fatigue is usually caused by selfishness and excessive thinking about yourself.

"There's evidence to show that patterns of negative thinking, about yourself or about the situation you're in, can cause depression".

> Stop sulking.

I can't rewrite this and keep any kind of meaning. Maybe "Use Cognitive Behaviour Therapy to learn to stop negative thoughts, and create positive thoughts".

> I know it's hard to swallow

Yes, it was pretty offensive and not helpful.
stop alcohol, caffeine for a while, go to the gym. talk to your cofounder, be open. work less or stop working BUT keep something doing (very important; dont do just nothing, THAT makes you more depressed, start a simple side project, learn skiing or whatever)

for every problem there is always a solution, talk to your cofounder, your view on life and your peers is toxic now but this will change very quickly

dont rush into any decision now, wait until you see clear again
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This type of fatigue is usually caused by selfishness and excessive thinking about yourself

Why do you think this is true?

You might be totally right, but it would be a more subliminal egoism, like feeling like a victim and being excessively defensive. I don't think most people will understand why being tired and selfishness are linked. Curious to why you make this causality / correlation.
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I've seen this in many businesses. My two favourite restaurants are always near-fully staffed, one of them regardless of the time of day. 6am on a Tuesday or 6pm on a Friday night, they have just as many staff working.

Even in these normally 'off' times, they'll have around 80% capacity, often workers for the cable companies, etc. who want to be in and out fast but get good food. And they are. I've been in on those off times and you can get your food in under 5 minutes because they're prepping everything. Even better, when you tell them you're done, they're back with the bill in under a minute.

I've never gotten service like that at a chain-restaurant, because even in their off-times they've barely got any staff. You wait longer for your food, you wait longer for you bills and god forbid you want a refill on your drink, because they'll never pass you at this time of day.
That's an even stranger question, given how little I know about a given business before I have worked there. I can't help but think my answer would be, "I don't know, I've only seen you guys in person for about five minutes. Why do you want to work here? What about this place makes you smile every day?"
Nice, should point out that first attempt to save to Cloud gave me a 404. Also, being a bit more specific around which 'Cloud' might make things a bit more clear (I realise you are saving it, but 'Cloud' is a bit of generic term).
Take what he says to heart: "there's no chance your company will die or suffer irreparable hard in a week."

Or put it another way: If you taking 1 week vacation to heal your spirits leads to the demise of the company, it means that it wasn't viable in the first place. Is what you've built really that fragile that it can't take a breather for one single week? I doubt it.

Take at least a week off, and come back rejuvenated. You're worth more to your company well-rested and in the right frame of mind rather than burnt out and ineffective.
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I suspect it's also partly an artifact of the article being from 1998. :)
Check any contracts and paperwork you might have signed.
Read them thoroughly and then read them again. Get someone else to read them if you can.

What you are 'told' is rarely what actually happens at a startup, unless you have fully understood, signed contracts.

What is it you want do? Create the same or competing product?
Get some compensation / shares / revenge? Or simply move on?

If you only worked on this thing for two months, then it's no great loss is it?
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This story shows the fundamental difference between the principles of Ira Glass and everyone at This American Life & Chicago Public Radio versus some dude that really doesn't care what brought you into this "relationship", thinks you're just stuck with him.

Well, as it turns out, people aren't really "stuck" with Mike Daisey, except for a non-refundable ticket that won't be a recurring sale. He lost all integrity and trust in his stories, regardless of how well he does tell them.

And I can assure you that the saying «There is no such thing as bad publicity» might apply to the dumb celebrities followers (with no due respect) but doesn't really apply to every field, especially when journalistic standards are expected.

My guess is that everyone knows and understands the mistake made by Mr Ira Glass and the Producers at This American Life was one of trust.

And the basic point here is, that I keep my full trust in Mr. Ira, This American Life's Producers and Chicago Public Radio, because humans can make mistakes (and in fact learn/correct/improve when they do so), but those that have principles and integrity know to recognize and correct any mistakes. So was the case here.

In regards to Mr. Mike Daisey, there's no trusting him ever again, unless he's telling unicorn stories.
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Do open source software developers listen to their users?
Fortunately there are initiatives like the Raspberry Pi

With its USB ports, video acceleration, web browser... The RPi has more in common with a PlayStation than a BBC Micro.
Since it's open source* it's already available in the F-droid repository (which in this context would be called a Market, if it weren't all free):

F-droid installer: https://f-droid.org/FDroid.apk

Web link to RIF http://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=reddit%20is%2...

* I'm currently using Diode which is a fork of the older RIF app.
I've never had problems reading Perl anymore than I've had reading code in some other language.
You have just received what is commonly known as "experience".

What do you do with it? Learn from your mistakes (get things in writing and signed beforehand next time, interview/evaluate the people you consider going into busines with, etc.), chalk it up and move on. There is little you can do in this case beyond picking up and starting over at something new.
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I have been conditioned to discount "blog posts by and about the new generation of purpose-driven leaders." (And shouldn't purpose pull rather than drive one?)
Its not, basically because if you have bad programmers working for your then you have bigger problems than choosing a language.

And if you have good programmers, then readability isn't a problem. Not even a thing to think about.
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As a startup founder that recently sold my company, I can totally relate. Right up till the moment I signed the final SPA I thought I would crash and go crazy. Some of the things that helped me through:

1) You are not alone. Most founders will completely sympathize with you and understand your feelings. There are a growing number of founders that are coming out with their stories. Remember pg's articles about the highs and the lows? Also check #3 of YC's survey here: http://www.paulgraham.com/really.html

2) It's normal. Knowing that everybody hurts. It's normal that things are hard. If you can acknowledge this one simple fact, things become much easier.

3) Openness. Talking to friends and family and being open about it. The hardest thing I found was to be vulnerable wit those I feared might abuse it (investors, spouse, co-founders). In the end it actually improved everything about my relationships with most of those (and some that it didn't - it showed their true colors). For example with my gf - for her it was an instant revelation how I was feeling and she understood why I was cranky, tired or otherwise distant. After telling her how I felt - it was like instant intimacy.

4) Time out. Taking constructive time out and feeling happy are correlated immensely. Constructive time out is not watching the newest Walking Dead, but for me an effective time out was writing lists of my thoughts down. Taking the time out meant I would feel more in control. Feeling in control directly leads to more peace and happiness.

5) Doing GTD. The other items in the list are somewhat softer but this is one that has made the biggest practical impact. I religiously follow zero inbox and for me it is a something I pride myself in too -> feel better about things and gives me the brainspace to think about the higher level stuff.

Hope that helps. Feel free to email if you want to discuss more. There's much more back story to this than can be public. ;-)
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It's a shame they didn't include window managers/windowing environments. I'd be very interested in the responses they'd have gotten.