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So maybe the white blocks wrapped in blue are batteries?

But now I don't see any motors.
Actually, the GP is talking about somehow building a startup based on... form widgets. He specifically said a "(subscription) service" - which would invariably require server-side support for these apparently startup-backed form fields.
We had a generally good experience with Paychex for payroll.

However, we have recently switched to TriNet - it's a bit more expensive, but a more comprehensive offering - full outsourced HR support for employees, great health care coverage, etc.
And when will this be on kickstarter so i can donate for a promised set in return?
If n is the number of routes, and they are sorted (e.g. implicitly through a prefix tree) and evenly distributed accordingly then then the claim might be plausible by doing log n prefix comparisons of increasingly smaller suffixes of the route to be resolved. I find this line of reasoning unusual and misleading though.

The lower bound is linear in the length of the route if all routes participate in your regular expression and if you have it pre-compiled to, for example, a DFA or an LL parser ahead of time.
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Gregg Pollock made a series of videos (underwritten by RPM (https://rpm.newrelic.com/)), called Scaling Rails (http://railslab.newrelic.com/scaling-rails). It's phenomenal. That link shows the "contents" on the left-hand sidebar. Start at the bottom and work your way up the list.
I think you have to type it.
FYI, if you want to read a comic about modern soldiers going back in time to fight in Rome: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pax_Romana_(comics)
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I think Peopleware is a great book, but it makes bold claims with very little experimental data. I personally find this hurts the integrity of the book and would have preferred if the authors were a bit more humble.

The music vs silence point, for example, is based on a tiny experiment with a small sample size. The kind of conclusions that are drawn from it in the book are a stretch.
Just above the blue batteries you'll see two little walky-talkie looking things. Those are motor controllers (note the thick wires coming off of them). Those are mounted on a plate. The motors are farther up, under the plate.
There is no certifying agency or legal standing. But the definition of Open Source from the Open Source Initiative may help you: http://www.opensource.org/docs/osd
Privacy policy? Terms of Service? About company / developer(s) page? Technology details (P2P, intermediary server)?

Why would anyone download and install an app from a simple splash page like this? It could be anything.
There is no question that physical machines are faster than VMs. The main issues are fixed cost, burst capacity, multi-datacenter deployments and linear scaling. That was the main point of the migration. There is nearly zero unused capacity now--that is a very tough thing to achieve with physical machines.
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My understanding w.r.t. DNA is that naturally occurring DNA is full of "junk" sequences that do nothing relevant to the proteins of interest (whether they do anything else is an open question). The patented sequences omit the "junk" DNA. Whether these omissions of "junk" DNA raise the matter to the level patentable material is subject to differing opinion, but the courts have ruled.
If your argument is against atheism, you'll find no resistance from me. I could care less about the atheist movement or otherwise. That's the whole premise of critical thinking - to never align yourself because of a few common ideals. Atheism is a movement. Critical thinking is a way of life. That's why religion is such a hard pill to swallow. You can't, in good conscience, be a critical thinker AND believe in talking snakes. Once you come to that realization there is really no turning back. Then you see how religion corrupts indefinitely and absolutely.
They could verify this easily. Just get a couple of news crews down there to film another trial.

The fact that they haven't makes me think it's fake.

I wish it were real though.
It's actually pretty common, even if most browsers don't support it well.

Get a download manager (wget -c is my favourite), and it will work for you, too.

Most HTTP server support HTTP-Range queries, which allows resuming downloads. FTP (of course) has always supported this feature.
No, on the chance that they are getting paid by the amount of traffic they/you generate.
Not really disagreeing with your contention, but there are probably different applicable definitions of "failure" here. It could be argued doing what one loves is inherently successful, etc. (I'm sure you're familiar with the sentiment.)
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Yep. You can keep the design simple, but you need something to explain what you're doing (or not doing) with people's data. Also, a bit strange this wasn't made available considering you ask for my email address right after the application starts.
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Well done, I like using QR code for that iPhone to computer connection
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OK.. great..

Now I have a new problem. Someone else mentioned this: watch how the leaves on the ground change at 1:50 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0tKFOcHyrI
... or wait and upload them all in a batch.
Went through a number of his videos. Fake. 100%. Once you know when the CGI switch happens, it's just painful to watch.

In this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0tKFOcHyrI#t=101s
The switch happens in a moment of blur at 1:53.

Here's some damning evidence: http://i.imgur.com/LODDp.jpg

Top screenshots: Before CGI switch. Below images are after CGI switch.

When seeing a video they point the camera down, so you "forget" the exact details of the wing. But when you put them next to each other, it's a dead giveaway.
And when you need another data center, you shell out major coin. That's what we needed to avoid.

At some point, even your finest physical server has limits. If you can split the work up into smaller pieces that execute in "parallel" fashion, you have a more scalable architecture. This holds true in VMs as well as physical servers. Think map reduce, twitter blender, or nearly any parallel system.

Rope is strong because it has many threads.
Skeptical. Camera angles coming from the helmet are different in two shots and his head isn't moving at all. Stationary. You would think when flying, your head would be moving slightly, but his is not.

I also see a bit of CGI in his legs when he is shown to be flapping in the air.

Very Skeptical.
Debugging the code that you wrote for weeks on end isn't as satisfying as helping someone squash a bug in their code.

Most likely explanation is not boredom of keeping working on the same project from start to finish.

Most likely explanation is boredom from working alone.
When this happens to me (using haskell), I just quickly do:

otherfunc = undefined
otherfuncReal :: ...
otherfuncReal = ...

The best exploratory programming I've seen in haskell also does this for types to some extent; you know you're writing music, so you start with something like:

data Music -- stubbed in data type with no constructor

Then maybe you decide it involves a series of notes with duration, so you change it:

data Music = [(Note, Duration)]
data Note -- stub
type Duration = Int
A 6000 sq ft house in LO, the most affluent city in Oregon, would run a couple million dollars probably. Throw in the Mercedes and I think he's carved some money out over the years.
That link just made my head explode:

Did all nine of the Supreme Court Justices just conflate patent eligibility with novelty and non-obviousness? Yes they did! But it gets worse — they explicitly admitted doing so!

and

The Supreme Court also further specifically ignored the Government’s objective, reasonable and until today correct assertion that any step beyond a statement of a law of nature transforms the claim into one that displays patent eligible subject matter

I had to double-check if this was some kind of parody site. Perhaps this could be an extension to Poe's Law?
Something that's helped me, without having to resort to smart drugs, or anything like that, is increasing your vitamin intake from natural sources, I get the natural vitamins (made from real fruits and vegetables, not manufactured ones in a lab, you have to look for them as they don't sell them everywhere and they are more expensive) and also drink a lot of vegetable juice or the veggie / fruit juice mixes (look for the light ones or sodium free ones if you want to keep it as healthy as possible). I don't know for sure if is a placebo effect or if it really boosts energy short term, but I feel like it can sometimes give me a boost and just feel healthier and more awake overall.
Netflix is an example to the opposite.

But it is worth noting that a great model is a hybrid physical/cloud, once you have established predictable, steady load.
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Also, birds don't generate lift from merely flapping their wings up and down, they generate lift due to the angle of attack of the wing during the upstroke and downstroke. The wings in this video don't address this issue.
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Only if he rolls in California, since that's the state where Jobs was exploiting the law.
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From what I understand, some of that currently does happen- just not on a huge scale. Alexis is in NYC repping YC there for example.
Yes! For communication this is part of the motivation for developing Swagger. For configuration & monitoring, our Caprica configuration tool keeps all the servers talking to the right services. It's not terribly complicated but not something to overlook. I'll blog about it soon.
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We have a common communication interface (swagger) and have developed websocket-based communication between servers using the Atmosphere framework. Yes, HTTP overhead isn't trivial for chatty server communication. Sockets solve that
I think that decision boils down to what value YC can bring to their company now.
By the end of his lunch hour, he had gotten as far as Day 6, but he didn’t want to post all the entries at once; what if no one read them? So he posted Day 2, then returned to his work, taking screenshots of software buttons and labeling them.
...
Erwin dribbled out his story over the course of the afternoon, switching back and forth between Reddit and work.

What a lovely way of adapting the story so he wasn't on reddit all day instead of working.
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I'd just like to second this. Would be very interested in something that can cover the initial pen and paper processes for UI design.
I was looking at that video too and thinking it doesn't look or feel natural. It's a good trick and actually a good demo. I think the physics are kind of off in the final video though.
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No, that's the mythical Google Drive. This is an S3 clone.
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What are the damning parts specifically?

The color saturation is a little different, but the camera is at a slightly different angle to the sun too.

The black square is a bit suspicious.
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I'm not going to lose sleep over adding a JQuery dependency. The fact is it gets you code that targets 95% of browsers with no hacks. I don't want to code explicitly for IE6-8, and JQuery gets me a lot of functionality on those browsers for free. Sure, there may be other frameworks, and sure, JQuery has its faults, and sure, a framework seems like overkill. But I feel a lot more sure about the functionality of my code when I'm relying on a broadly tested cross-browser suite.
"misogyny" has become such a buzzword it is meaningless. I imagine that it is true that some men really do _hate_ women, but the 'offensive' sentence could have come from a broad spectrum of perspectives about women.

Now, I know feminists have tried to redefine the term into [anything they don't like], but that is a pretty good illustration of what intellectually dishonest offense seekers they are.
It could be the camera being wonky, legitimate post-production work, auto gain adjustment, etc.

So, no, look at the equipment used, look at the mechanisms involved, and tell me that it is completely infeasible. Don't rely on analysis of some cheap Youtube video.

As for the black square, I'm willing to chalk that up to being under the fabric until its stretch taught.

EDIT: Black square is not under the wing--probably a patch if its real.
Yeah, and you are a Niete, niete.

Do you think the kid who calls everyone she dislikes gay – and thus uses homophobic language – really fears gay people? No, because that's not really what that word means, even if the dictionary says it means that. That’s how language works. Misogyny describes a very specific kind of sexism, and that’s just the case here.

Peace out from a dishonest offense seeker.
What's off about your screenshots? It looks pretty consistent to me, e.g. the shadows and the marking of the wings.

I definitely noticed that they didn't show the landing clearly. I expected him to fall if he had any kind of velocity going but it wasn't clear, and that seemed fishy.
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I have used Sage for my UK-based freelance company (which has never had more than 2 employees). I don't think it is the most intuitive piece of software but my accountant uses it too so it makes it easy to export data for him to do end of year accounts etc.
Oh please can I quote you on that?

What I used to say, which probably other people do too, is "Perl is a best language to write programs in so long as you can fit it in one line of code!"
Yes, because the only ones who ever seem to get offended are part of the in group that has been extensively trained to spot "offense", an ability of which they are most proud and seek every opportunity to show it off.
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Apple's being unintentionally ironic here. Their second attempt at an online service was eWorld, which was based around a modified AOL client talking to a modified AOL server. They took our client software, which looked like this:

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and, using our existing UI tools, made it look like this:

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We had no idea that was possible.

Lesson: You do want your users customizing the interface.. but only the right users.
Can anybody comment on its efficaciousness?
You're guessing wrong. I wouldn't feel more welcome (nor do I understand why I should feel more welcome as a result of that sort of discussion) but I don't speak for all women. I want it to be a given that a woman can be in an engineering/tech environment, and that it's No Big Deal. Making a big deal out of prejudice and fighting societal conceptions just puts me off -- if I was into that sort of thing, I'd be browsing some sort of sociology site or attending conferences on the matter.

While I'd love a deep, interesting discussion on the matter... I love deep, interesting discussions. Just because it's about my gender doesn't mean it's more welcoming to me. That aside, I fail to see how women would be much more likely to get involved as a result of discussion on HN -- the issues run a lot deeper than a lack of conversation on the matter.

In response to your later comments, I absolutely agree that the subtle prejudice is a huge problem -- but I don't know if this is the right venue to attack it, or if there even exists a correct venue or method. (Perhaps it's just a matter of time.) I do know that a sudden influx of articles on "making women feel welcome" and "breaking prejudice against women in STEM" would alienate me for one, and most certainly cause me to leave if they became of regular prominence on the front page.

EDIT: A good explanation of my negative feelings towards bringing more attention to the matter is the current top comment: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3732078
Here's the 'missing' bit on the wing: http://imgur.com/PlEI7
This looks like google app inventor reborn, yeah?
Seems like a noble goal, but not implemented in a satisfying way. I'd like to see an example of something decent created with these tools.

I would definitely be more interested in this kind of thing if it ran on-device, as well. Like AIDE (which is awesome, btw).
I thought they were going to open source this, but it is still a hosted software as a service?
I think the actual explanation is this:

1) Generally managers still don't understand the concept of agile and early release and so try to cram as many features, bug fixes amd details into each release as they can think of.

2) There is no possible way that one programmer can take care of all of the bugs, extraneous little features and tasks that the manager was able to think of.

3) Therefore the manager must come up with a division of labor and a simple categorization such as suggested by this article is one of most obvious and is probably attractive to a lot of senior developers because it means they don't have to worry about as many tedious tasks which they know are unlikely to provide real business value.

I think that most programmers with a decent amount of experience don't really fit into any particular one of those boxes because they have done all of those things themselves for one or more projects.
Related to your point. Microsoft Research and some prototype displays.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=v...
Well... I admit to being surprised that you found anything at all in support of that claim. But one post, one reply on a forum filled with misinformation does not constitute "generally believed".
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Just to make the conversation a little more interesting, I will play devils advocate here. Maybe the issue here isn't the company, but you. I personally find it hard to believe that you can't find "something better" to do at a startup. There are ALWAYS things to do at startups, and just because it's not within your normal scope of work, it doesn't mean you can't work on it. If you're completing your regular work, and you want to do something more (Ie. coding), and it benefits the company, I hardly doubt founders would be against it. What it sounds like to me, is that you are lacking any initiative and are diddling your thumbs waiting for tasks to be handed to you. If that's the case, you might be better off going to a corporate setting. Another thought that comes to mind, maybe you aren't given coding tasks because you haven't proven you are capable of doing them? If this is the case, then it's an opportunity to prove em wrong. Either way, the experiences you gain at a startup are what YOU make of it. Again, what it comes down to is initiative. Take it!

If you do decide to leave, find a job before you quit. Your negotiating power is much greater with a job in hand.

P.S I know nothing about you, so just take my comments for what it's worth.
Very cool. Does this work with Android too?
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It looks like it just installs itself into $HOME/Applications when you run it. No idea why you can't run it from somewhere else.