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I tried the example but ran with some issues. Maybe you could specify the requirements ?

1/ It needs PHP >= 5.3 I guess (anonymous functions ?).

2/ It needs APC (use of apc_exists ?)

3/ I stopped at "Cannot use string offset as an array in ham\ham.php on line 42" (seems cache related).
I don't usually reply to myself, but when I do, I have a good reason :-). In this case, can anyone tell me how this fluid window could be useful, instead of just downvoting me? Thank you!
Yep, the article is right BUT it's for consumers. The iPad has allowed my grandmother (who is so old fashioned she doesn't believe woman should drive) to pick up a device and video call me on the other side of the world - we told her "It's not a computer, it's a new invention" and she picked it up and invested time in learning it.

Most people here are actually producers when it comes to computers, so most people say things like "I still need to product (spreadsheet | programming | lolcat images)" and the pc will never go away. But I think this article was talking about your websurfing, facebook updating, web reading consumers.
Sunde is partly right, I guess. There are things that probably most people don't want to appear on their credit card statement. But then again, there are enough people who already use their credit cards for paying for shady services or for porn and they don't give a damn.
Get out of the situation NOW, before the damage is too big to handle. Take a week break and go somewhere far from email and phone, and use the time to think how to restructure your work so it doesn't happen again when you get back. You need serious restructuring and lots of delegation. Nothing is more important than your well-being, and your company will suffer more in the long run, if you're down.

Daily exercise helped me, try getting your pulse up, if you do this regularly you will get much better mood, more energy and things will lighten up.
I think this post is simply a justification for being better at writing than speaking. Speaking is a clearer form of conveying ideas than writing. Speaking is also the most ancient & more evolved form of conveying ideas.
Another way to look at it is via personality traits. Good speakers are usually extroverts, hacker types are mostly introverts which is why they find it easy to communicate with themselves than others, let alone an audience. Which is why they are better at writing words or code but not that good at public speaking.
I think that there is no relation between being smart & being a better speaker, so it's wrong to call better speakers dumb. Its only a question of your personality type and that determines whether you will be a good speaker or bad one. Nothing to do with being smart.
Agree with your point overall, but if you look at it this way, there were lots of people who were, before, using a computer just as a "consumer" of media, internet, music, information, etc... they had to get a PC because there was nothing else to replace that tool. Now, for THESE people, a tablet makes more sense: it fits their needs. So the conversion we may be seeing right now is around those who were simple consumers in the first place.

Creators who need to consume and to create will of course prefer to have a desktop, a laptop on top of a tablet. And there may not be much evolution on the desktop or laptop side because there is no such need to be: the desktop environment has had dozens of year to evolve, its concepts are solid for its intended usages.
Throwaway here and I completely agree.

Consult your primary care physician first. They are best equipped to diagnose somatic problems and will refer you out to a psychiatrist once you check out okay physically.

I for a couple of years dealt with depression and just being damn tired all the time. I actually had to go to a few doctors before I found one that was able to help me.

Turns out I had a goddamn tumor in my parathyroid gland. I'll paraphrase a bit of Dr. House, "unsquint [sic] your eyes when you take a look at your labs"
There is still trade by barter. ;-) If push comes to shove, people will find a way.
Following the feature set of http://www.slimframework.com/ at all?
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Talk to your co-founder and tell him that your startup's current schedule is unsustainable. Depression, irritability, and resentment are not positive qualities in producing working code or customer engagement. Make such changes to your work environment as are required like the responsible adults you are.

Personal life hacks:

1) All the folks telling you that diet and exercise will magically make things better are actually right in micro scale. (You can't pushup your way out of being a salaryman but it is very hard to not get a QOL boost from reguar exercise.) Blew my mind to experience this since I had always assumed it was social signaling.

2) Your startup will always send signals that it really needs you. Consider making a commitment to maintaining family/friendship/church/whatever ties so that you can maintain perspective on how much the bat signal going off really matters.

3) You'll tend to end up like the folks you hang around with. If you steep yourself 100% in startup culture, you'll tend to pick up its cultural pathologies. I mean, do your five closest friends all overwork? That might be why seeing half days off as a luxury item became your new normal. Consider reconnecting with old friends or broadening your social circle.
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I got one and never connected it to a computer. It is just not necessary anymore.
I'd prefer Slim Framework ( http://www.slimframework.com/ ) combined with RedBean ORM and H2O Template.
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Sleep enough. Eat well. Don't forget the fitness.
You can't let the body go, he's essential to mind.

I'd recommend some sort of mind training... just relaxing doing what other people says is relaxing almost never helps (beach, book, etc).

Check this out [english audio]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHjyMq6eZB8

This one is good too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogH3KAge6zw
So as a last-ditch effort, they want us to use IE9 ironically?
Consider 2 variables: Productivity is the "quantity" of "stuff" produced by man-hour (on average). Wealth is the "quantity" of stuff consumed by man-day (on average). So, on average,

hours-of-work-per-day = wealth ÷ productivity

The question is, can wealth absorb all the productivity gains? If so, no problem. If not, then mechanically, there will be less and less hours worked per day, on average. In a world where we all want a "full time" job, that means unemployment.

Looking at the current trends, I'd say wealth absorbs only a (big) fraction of the productivity gains. Which means unemployment.
"those calculators that printed to roles of paper" are called adding machines, or "10 keys". They are still around in a virtual form.

If you have a full size keyboard with the number pad on the right side, in Windows, you can open Calculator|View|History, and you have a digital adding machine right on your computer.
That's one of the more annoying things about the lies that happen. If we unfairly paint other places as unimaginably horrible, we become immunized to actual abuse happening on our own turf. It just fuels the „what are you complaining about, others have it worse” crowd, and I don't think we need more of that.

The fact is, the factories are bad. There's too much overtime, and people aren't paid enough (just like anyone in their country, though), safety rules are sometimes lax. But if you look around, you'll find places that are even worse (than this specific factory) here in Poland, in a supposedly „civilized” country.
I'm doing a startup and I've gone through some really rough times, like going for 5 days without sleep because of anxiety due to cashflow problems. My wife gave me sleeping pills (she's an M.D.) and was generally supportive. I didn't get professional help from a psy*. It passed in 2 weeks. I learned a lot from the experience and grew as a person. I have faced similar situations since and now can handle them without losing sleep.

I would recommend to take some time off and _travel_, ie. active vacationing. If you just sit around at home that's probably no good. Also, if you can't sleep, take some pills.

This may sound odd, but I found reading books from the Dalai Lama also helps to handle issues like this on an intellectual level, ie. remove the negative emotions and just figure out what's bothering you.

http://www.amazon.com/Art-Happiness-10th-Anniversary-Handboo...

If you're startup is doing good, then thank the Hacker News Gods and don't worry!

Best of luck! Cheers =)

PS.: if you need someone to talk to check my profile for contact info.
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People are perfectly capable of learning all sorts of fancy computer stuff if they want to. Generally they don't want to. My mom taught me all sorts of stuff about DOS (if you have autoexec.bat, it will get run automatically on boot). She knew that because she had to know it. But now, she doesn't have to know it, she just wants to do something and has my dad fix it. So she barely knows how to use it.
I think the problem is that these Silicon Valley types (I'm in Sweden) have a very low barrier for what constitutes a "good idea". What they call ideas I think of as stoner musings. Like, uhm, Facebook for cats, man. Totally.

No one in my part of the world seems to believe in the "ideas are useless, so share them with everyone" meme at all and I think there's a reason for that.

Then again, I do share most of my ideas: http://ideashower.posterous.com
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Looking very good! Definitely a nice start. Made me think of this MVC project: http://www.phpro.org/tutorials/Model-View-Controller-MVC.htm...
zenhabits is definitely a resource everybody should turn to. I've been practicing some of the advices I've red there and I can say that the outcome was very positive for me.
I take walks :)
I don't know about the article. But the truth is that Symfony2 is built from a collection of independent components. And each component could be used independently in your app without a need to use symfony framework.
Here is for example a link for a routing component: https://github.com/symfony/Routing
to say nothing about downvoting of comments that are made to the wrong comments ;-)

That should teach me not to post right before going to bed.
I don't know the exact situation of Google's server warehouse design. But I presume that was developed in-house. Kiva already has other big customers that rely on it for their order fulfillment. Like said in this thread, making your competitors into customers is a smart move.
The readability point is key, will anyone ever write an article extolling "the joy of someone else's script whipped up Perl"? Red Hat and Ubuntu both use Python more than Perl when they want something over and above Bash.
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On which standard keyboard?

Each country has a different layout, are you aware of it?

In most European countries both types of slash require two key presses.
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On which country?
HN is hypocritical.

On one hand, people here consider ideas to be worthless and put Execution on a pedestal.

On the other hand, pure-execution copycats like the Samwer brothers are lambasted for their unoriginal ways.

Then again, maybe we just need better definitions of "idea" and "execution"...
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What - you mean like the Diety of Cryptography (Bruce Schneier) figured out how to do 10+ years ago ? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0471117099?ie=UTF8&tag=...
I have and yes ICC generally won on our tests but:

A) it's proprietary, I have no interest in relying on a proprietary toolchain (and from what I gather neither does the company I work for)

B) it supports a very limited range of cpu architectures, not only is it directly tailored for Intel cpu's it even has a history of selecting poor code paths for AMD cpu's.

As for manual loop unrolling, for alot of code PGO does a great job here by unrolling based on the statistics gathered during the first pass. In fact GCC's pgo seems to do a better job than ICC's pgo implementation, ICC's lto beats GCC's on the other hand, and of course ICC does a better job at vectorization and has better optimized math functions.
It's an encouraging trend. One of the things I like from the Java ecosystem is that there are a couple of really nice general-purpose frameworks that can be mixed and matched with other, more specific frameworks. Like Spring + Hibernate + JSF. I never liked the idea of a big, monolithic framework pretty much forcing its way of working on me. I'm very happy to see the PHP community moving in this direction!
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A lot of great advice here. Diet, exercise, sleep, minimizing alcohol, and talking to a therapist are all good advice. Burnout or depression is different for everyone though, and it can be quite complex. Let me propose another angle.

Who was it that said if you can't take a month off without telling anyone you don't really have a business? Yes, yes, I know that a startup is not yet a true business, but one of the most important things in a startup is letting go as you grow. It's very easy to convince yourself that you are absolutely essential, but in reality your job is to build a money-making machine where you are not essential. One cause of burnout is being overworked because you are taking on too much personally. When you build something from the ground up, you have a lot of knowledge that others might not have, which makes it psychologically difficult to delegate, but nevertheless you have to find a way to let people make their own mistakes or your own treadmill will go faster and faster until you flare out spectacularly.
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This is a very smart play on part of Amazon. They have around 65 fulfillment centers and they are adding more this year.[1]

It costs around 15-20million to get a kiva system for a large fulfillment center.[2] With the number of kiva system amazon would need in those centres they surely saved a whole bag of money by buying the company instead of just systems, not to mention first dibs on future innovations.

[1]http://techcrunch.com/2012/03/19/amazon-acquires-online-fulf...

[2]http://www.fastcompany.com/most-innovative-companies/2012/ki...
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But, regex will again degrade performance.
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Are you trying to imply that we should skip all the starter stuff, like going to mars initially, and just start sending civilians up there right now? Because I really don't think you're that stupid.
If your startup really needs you and your colleagues know that, everyone will understand if you are under too much stress and I think their reactions (while possible sad (which you might interpret as disappointment)) will be understanding.
Thanks for writing this, I hadn't yet seen the method caller stuff.
Hey that's pretty interesting. I can use that instead of writing my own routing package ;)
If it was so great, why was she in Australia?
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Thanks! I had not seen these resources before. On a quick glance the listed events seem to match with what I have been experiencing.
A shill is someone who promotes a particular opinions not because s/he honestly holds it but because s/he is paid to.

Please show us your evidence that Neil deGrasse Tyson says what he does about NASA not because it's what he thinks but because he's paid to do so. You do have that evidence, right? Because you say repeatedly that he's a shill. Apparently you even know how much he's paid to do it ("He's a cheap shill"). So, evidence please.
I would rather buy my child their iwn computer then have her mess up mine but I guess that was not as affordsble a decade ago.
Ugh... this can hardly be more wrong.

Decompression sickness only occurs when a person is under elevated pressure for a period of time, and then the pressure is released. Pressurizing the sub could in fact cause the decompression sickness, not prevent it.

For this sub, during descent the pilot's chamber compresses and air is drawn out of that chamber to keep the pressure constant (this from JC's site). Rather unlike the airplane, into which the air is pumped from the outside, usually from the engine compressor's bleed, to keep the pressure from falling too low as it ascends.
>Well, it already replaced GCC on probably one of the most popular platforms for current development

Incidentally the owner of that platform is also the main (sole corporate?) driving force of Clang/LLVM and has a history of wanting to incorporate open source into their proprietary tools which doesn't work with GPL licenced code. In other words saying that Apple is switching to Clang/LLVM makes no bigger point in my opinion than saying that FSF uses GCC.
Pause, Relax & Recharge.

This happens and in a way it is good that your co-founder is going strong and doesn't need a break too. You badly need to recharge yourself & this has to be time well spent cautiously and consciously chalking out what you do during your break. A hackathlon or doing some sales for a friend can charge you back it need not be necessarily travel or rest. In effect you need to do something very different from the type of thinking that you do everyday (note different in thinking not the work type).

Also give yourself a break from all the headaches on your current startup - consciously keep away from talking to anyone on the team or checking out updates (positive updates are probably fine)

If you are the type of person for whom physical exertion works free up the mind - go for a hard trek or run or swim.

As far as your depressed nature, cofounder resentment etc - you might be blowing it out of proportion right now given you are not able to contribute effectively or thinking too much.
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Check your vitamine D levels.

I was also feeling exhausted and feared the worst, but it was all related to that. If you don't see the sun very often, you will build up a lack of Vitamine D.
If only game publishers understood that people pay £50 for a game at launch because they can sell it a bit later for at least £25. Used games spread the cost around, and the only way to stop it (or piracy for digital games) is to lower the cost.
This particular job posting not only failed to mention one single thing that would appeal to me (or any well-thinking person for that matter), but it also agitated me. Listing the stack is an attribute, not an advantage. So is the location, SF is a great city but that alone does not make me want to apply. The fact that you’re a small team working long hours on hard problems? To me, it screams ‘NO WORK/LIFE BALANCE’. So you have funding and users? Wow. How much? How many? What is it you’re doing? Furthermore, the complete and utter lack of information, coupled with a shifty Gmail address almost makes me think it’s a scam.

It just puzzles me why people create job listings like this. In today’s job market for skilled engineers could you at least TRY to persuade me to apply?
My exprience of this kind of situation is that one or more things are sucking all your energy. What I mean by this is that it's not just about getting a rest. What you should do is take a step back and try to see what is sucking all your psychological energy. If you are resentful of your cofounder, then something is not right there.

What happens in such situation is that we naturally and often unconsciously start to think about it trying to find a way to handle it, understand what is going on and how to solve the situation. This is going on 24/24 7/7 and this is what is sucking your energy.

Taking a week off is an emergency protection measure you should indeed apply. But this just puts a spatial distance between what is harming you and yourself. Soon or later you'll have to come back to your startup. You probably know it and you may spend this week off continuing to burn your energy thinking about the problems.

So taking a real step back and a week off requires that you completely switch off from the harmful context. This requires will power but you are aware that your health is in danger now.

The second thing to do is become aware that apparently you are failing to solve the problem by yourself the way you tried so far (probably unconsciously with intuitive methods). So you have two options now. One is to take the step back and, after a recovery time, reanalyse the situation rationaly by trying a different approach you tried so far. The second is to get help from someone who know what you are going through and can help you sort out the solution. In both case it is only you that can identify the problems and the way out. The help is just to help you make a difference between what is important, what is not, what are automatic negative ideas and what is truly positive.

You got aware that something is wrong and you asked for advise. That is great because you've done half of the way to get you out of this situation.

Last point. As other people tell you here. Take this problem very seriously and tackle it NOW, ASAP or get the hell out of this situation if you can't handle it. This can kill you by suicide if you don't handle it. This may sound completely stupid and unbelievable to suicide one self, but you may get into a depression state where the pain you feel is so strong and unbearable, the situation seaming so hopless that sucide will look like a very rational and logic way to stop this. You are apparently far from this stage, but this is what you'll find at the end of the road if you don't solve the situation. I don't want to scare you. It is just to show you what is in the balance and why you should react and take it very serioulsy. The earlier you detect it, the easier you can adjust your course to avoid the dead end.
For most requests, there is no regex matching done, because it also caches the resolved route for a given URI :)
For matching? Because PCRE/PHP_PCRE already caches the compiled versions of regexes, so there's little to no perf hit there.
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This is far more accurate than the parent comment, no idea why it was downvoted.
Same experience here. I live a few blocks away from the Foxconn factory in Shenzhen and I almost get laughed at when questioning the well being of Foxconn employees. They are apparently doing just fine.
Where does applied crypto talk about anonymous currency?

I read Cryptography Engineering (its successor) last year, and don't think I remember anything about that ...

I'm sure it discusses standard public key crypto, but it's a huge leap to go from that to a truly anonymous digital currency. Even with blind signatures it's really hard to prevent the 'bank' from maintaining an audit trail. My understanding is that even Bitcoin maintains an auditable transaction trail, so it's still not as good as cash.

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