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WRT to 1) you left out profiled feedback which would help with some of the analysis choices. Something else that can be done is to compile multiple versions of things and makes choices/switch things around according to circumstances at runtime (as pretty much every modern JIT does). We also still have a "waste not" mentality which is why I mentioned speculative execution which inherently wastes CPU in order to get quicker answers.

2) Not really. You've used current thinking to define your business model. Think disruptive instead. And worst case you'd end up spending Ycombinator money and end up with a better CV.

Some thoughts: It is possible now for a compiler to chew through terabytes of open source code to build up an information bank. Internal representation of code can be centrally submitted to see if anything matches and provides more compilation hints. Runtime profiling could submit back big O information. An organisation could run all the possibilities Seti-at-home style. ie rather than the compiler having to make more intelligent choices, it can just try all the choices.
Oh no. The name in Japanese means "way of the Samurai". The founders are American.
> I won't even get into how TV has been replaced with iTunes, and Radio has been replaced by podcasts

Not sure they have yet - among everyone I know, including tech people and people whose ability just allows them to use emails, and everyone inbetween, the order of popularity I've observed goes:

1.) Illegal downloads (torrents or rapidshare/etc.)
2.) Legal digital distribution (iTunes, Netflix, etc.)
3.) Traditional physical media

And 2./3. are really very close, might even be the wrong way around

As for radio, the order is:

1.) Replaced radio with mp3s and mp3 players
2.) Still listen to radio
3.) Podcasts (very few people)
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Woudl it be less offensive if instead of saying "lighten up" they said "it's no big deal. Why are you always so up tight anyway?"

Certainly the latter is not a demand and is even a question, but I would argue that even barring that, it's far more of a problem.
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Chrome beats IE market share. It showed that over the weekend Chrome is the most used browser, while on a weekday, people go back to work and use IE. This has two implications:
1) Companies are still locked into some solutions like OWA and sharepoint because of which users still use IE at work.
2) Users have started distinguishing between browsers and at home they prefer using Chrome.

For companies with most of their clients using their own personal computers (like for us), we could expect a fair share of Chrome over IE and hence the following:
1) Our QA should have a major focus on testing with these browsers.
2) Architecture needs to focus on this stat. as a guiding principle while deciding future architecture.

Another interesting statistics is the second screenshot with the Mobile Operating systems.
1) The highest share of internet browsers still run a Nokia Symbian phone. Most likely these are traffic from developing countries, where monetizing from these clients is extremely difficult.
2) iPhone and Android are tied and very close.

So focusing only on iPhone could be a mistake. We need to open up to focusing on Android just as much.
This is an example of the fundamental attribution error[1]. When confronted with bad code, we tend to attribute this to the dev being bad. This in turn[2] leads to the idea that the dev is bad in general: i.e. dumb, incompetent, incorrigible by nature. If you manage to forego such thoughts (and that requires active effort!), you will often find people are much better persons, capable of much more, than you would have thought otherwise.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_attribution_error

[2] Unfortunately, I can't think of the correct term for this effect
Is there any of this solution that bundles with an easy mobile library/sdk? I was asking for something like a semicomplete backend opensource solution here http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3735387 but unfortunately I got no responses
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So, what is the solution? Work uniforms for everyone?

But more to the point, doesn't this suggest a desire on one hand to seem cute, feminine, and romantically attractive, but not to get too much attention? If this is the case, then are there bright lines at all in this area?
True,

Blow your trumpet and blow it louder. That always helps.

Your accomplishments are nothing until you successfully explain it to others and let them know you did it.

Keeping things to yourself and telling no one appreciates your genius never works.
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As with the captioning recommendation, enhancements for disabled users are also huge wins with both many other users, and, very often, search engines.

I don't know that search engines use tab order to parse fields, but they very well might and could.

I know that especially when it comes to web-based admin tools, something that:

1: Works well with keyboard navigation.

2: Works (at all) in a console-mode browser.

... is going to get a hell of a lot more interest from me than something which:

1: Doesn't readily support keyboard nav.

2: Doesn't work in a console-mode browser.

3: Requires Flash.

4: Requires some specific/minimum browser version/release.

5: Requires MSIE.

From 3 onwards, these are instant death for any enterprise tool I'm evaluating.
Yep, I thought exactly the same thing. Didn't notice the strikethrough (it's almost invisible on iPad) before reading the other comments here.
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Sorry for repeating myself, this is I think a perspective that tends to be overlooked in recruiting discussions.

People like teachers and writers and musicians and i-bank analysts are treated like dirt because there's a surplus of them, and the work is being rationed to the ones with the greatest need to participate in their industries. I suppose there's some level of hellishness (say, minimum wage, a continually-ringing phone, and no testing) that would so overwhelm the privilege of writing code that I would eventually only do it on the side, wasting most of my life in a day job doing something mediocre. And there's a lesser level that would shake out only the duds and frauds, like turning the squelch dial on a radio. But it isn't going to happen anytime soon. In the current shortage of developers, even though the industry as a whole would be better off ramping down the astonishing pay and perks which have started attracting people we can't use, each employer defects and tries to outbid the others.

Which is why I get concerned at proposals to bring in a lot more disinterested people. Harassment is not an ethical tactic to keep them out, though; I think I draw the line at outreach.
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It is not that simple to equate a (perceived) need to escape from women to a mental illness. Female groups do behave differently than male groups in that they assert dominance and rank by psychological means whereas in male groups this happens more via physical means. It can be very hard for both women and men to enter a 'different-gender group', let alone to get accepted and feel comfortable. Especially in fields dominated by one gender, like, for example, construction, programming, education and child care, or health care this lead to problems and strengthens the trend of one-gender dominance.

In the last decade or two primary education has become a primarily female field even to that extend that male teachers (and teacher students) have chosen to leave the profession because they didn't feel at home in that environment any more. If you talk to them you'll hear stories about, basically, psychological war-fare among their female colleagues that they didn't want to get involved in but were forced into nonetheless. In these instances feeling the need to escape from women is quite natural.
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So the right to pursue an old business model is dead. Good riddance.
Think of it this way: if you were a African-American, or a Hispanic, or an Asian, would you be happy to attend the event if one perk was "Asians: Tired from your long hack-a-thon? Have our hot Asians bring you a refreshment or carry you to the lounge area to take a power nap."

What does this reflect? Simply that objectification has much more of an effect when the group being objectified is not the dominant or majority one. Sure you don't care if men are being objectified, but you very well might if you were an ethnic minority and you've been enduring overt or subtle racism all your life. It's the same with women, who in many places still put up with objectification and obviously don't like it.
Well my beautiful wife will buy six Mac Cosmetics products some months, outnumbering the total amount of Apple products purchased by our household ever (a total which includes 0 Macs). So it makes some sense to me that more people searching "mac" are looking for the cosmetics, which they research, review, and buy regularly, especially if a portion of Apple searchers are also using more specific terms like "macbook" or "air".
Interesting, I actually use Bing (or at least go there once a day) mainly to see a new picture every day. It's often high quality nice shots from random places, so I feel like I'm learning about a new place every time... makes me dream :/
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I can't stand it when people use the "Lighten up" line.

What it really means is that they can't empathise.

For them it's no big deal... so therefore, as far as they see it, it is no big deal.

.

If someone truly thinks another person is taking something too seriously, and really feels that something should be said about it, then the non-patronising thing to do would be to try and explain it to the other person.
>Why not? If a man (fellow coworker) has nice biceps, I say it (I'm not gay, not trying to seduce him, but being fit is very high on my values list). If a woman (fellow coworker) is cute, I say it (I'm not trying to seduce her, I just think it's nice to give compliments).

What about if a man has a nice bulge in his pants? Will you compliment him on that too? Because a reference to a low cut top is a reference to what lies under the top, and I'm not talking biceps. The male equivalent would be a not so subtle compliment on his penis.
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I'm not sure I agree with every one of these methods. Incentives for pre-signups seem a little hollow if people aren't already somewhat excited for the site. Maybe I'm just overly skeptical of social media marketing in the pre-launch stage, but I'm interested to know if anyone has found it particularly effective or otherwise.
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> The first time you load the page it takes a second or two minimum to get the page loaded

It doesn't have to. Load the HTML first, which shows something to the user, and load the data asynchronously, and no one will notice.
Dubious. Reddit's users are viciously anti-commercial. I doubt you could make that much money from traditional advertising there...
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Thanks for the link, substance looks pretty cool I will consider it the next time I have to type up a tutorial.
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Intro CS classes turned into highly intimidating environments where the males had significant computer experience and may well have spent several years programming already

When I started my first year of CS at uni, I had almost no experience programming and I definitely felt intimidated by the (many) fellow students who already had 5+ years of experience.

During one of my first labs, I was told to write a toString method for a Java class. I could not understand why the signature had to say "String" twice. A TA spent half an hour trying to explain it to me and eventually gave up in desperation.
Reading through the article and the comments here it seems to me that there is a tremendous unresolved tension. There seems to be an idea that we just 'fix the sexism' and that's that. However, stepping back and asking harder questions makes me think the problems are fundamental to highly developed capitalist economies. Before you mod me down, at least read the rest of what I have to say.

Everything we do-- what we wear, how we walk, the way we talk, sends subtle social signals, and these impact all areas of life. Two fundamental (and increasingly entwined) areas of life are sexuality (without which our race dies out) and economic (without which, each of us dies individually). These are tremendously entertwined, with over half of Americans having dated co-workers (see: http://www.forbes.com/sites/susanadams/2012/02/10/the-state-...).

So it seems to me that, particularly single, women navigating the modern workplace are trying to navigate two fundamentally conflicting desires. The first is to be professional and not be open to the problem of being offered promotions for sexual favors, or retaliation for declining such offers, and the second is to find romance, companionship, love, etc. The fact that workplace romances are so common cannot be discounted in this area.

And so you have two key questions:

1) How do you define appropriate boundaries? This is a hellishly difficult problem in the context of the workplace.

2) If boundaries aren't bright but involve a lot of give and take, then doesn't that fundamentally mean that there will be a lot of behavior that will fall outside of that which is desirable?

I honestly don't see how you solve that problem.

On the gender role issue, I am a firm believer that one is generally better off making such tasks as taking notes or arranging potlucks things which are volunteer, and then if that fails, rotated, eliminating those who can't do it reasonably well.

But beyond that........ As long as so much of our social spheres surround work, and that's where a lot of opportunity for dating (both for men and women) lies, I just don't buy that you can wish away unwanted attention.
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Well, it has few bugs. Or, perhaps, it wasn't meant to be used outside of the US. Compare this:

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(I guess I could just fork it and try to fix it, but I'm not sure how. I wish there was a tileset that wouldn't give so much prominence to the roads, but rather to the aspects that matter in the city. Important buildings and landmarks, foot-only pathways, public transit lines. Freeway is just an obstacle.)
It has billions of pageviews per month. I think that makes you more than $10 million.

It's a top 50 website. With the right management (which it doesn't have), it could be THE community site on the web.
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Of course that's offensive. But you're still doing what knightenvy was not, and going beyond "I don't understand." It's perfectly fine to say you don't understand something. But from there, you should try to gain an understanding, and your quote (like the 2 previous definitions of "lighten up") don't do that. And yours adds victim blaming, which antiterra's doesn't really.
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OK downvoters, you're right. In the movie, they explain that a kick is the feeling of falling. So why didn't Cobb wake up when he was falling towards the water, but after he fell in? My guess is that the water invaded the dream and he drowned, and exited the dream via death. But they called that a kick, too. As we've seen, the movie is hardly straightforward. And if one of you had bothered to comment "they say in the movie that it's the feeling of falling" then I wouldn't have had to rewatch half the movie.
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Those just indicate redirects to Microsoft's website, Apple-owned domains.
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I have tried a bunch of these tools now.

I agree completely that there is a problem to be solved. I don't believe any of the tools I have tried have found a proper way to solve it yet.

The best helper I have is still rapportive.

There is something about the input output flow of information in these tools that is off.
> Of course, this may not be tempting, because you may be on the kind of team where you just know that, if you volunteer to do some thankless task, you'll be stuck with it forever.

That is only the second thing that came to my mind.

The other "danger" is being the only guy to act like that, then looking like a desperate "white knight" to the brogrammer crowd. Which sucks, because these exist and can be terribly creepy, and that gets you onto the women's side of the sexism.

Not that it is a valid reason, of course.
I've never understood this question. "Why do women wear low-cut dresses if not to attract male attention?"

Women wear low cut dresses because they feel good in them, because they feel they look good in them. Showing off your breasts, if you consider them an attractive part of you, is like showing off your face, or arms, or legs. This question is like asking, "Why do women brush their hair, if not to attract male attention?" Feeling good gives you confidence, and that confidence occurs internally, not because a man can give you external validation of sexual appeal. (My cleavage may turn you on, but it doesn't turn me on, or make me feel sexual just because it's there.)

Women rarely get dressed with men in mind, and it's fascinating to me that men think otherwise.

And similarly, feeling good about oneself is not equivalent to feeling sexually attractive. And having someone point out my sexuality all day long, when it's not even on my mind, is extremely uncomfortable, invasive, and (for lack of a less cliched term, apologies in advance) objectifying.
sorry for not being clear: not the people running OMGPOP were lucky, the investors were, they just couldn't have known how things turned out to be.
When they invested in the initial round my guess is that the idea behind the startup and the business ideas were completely different from what the company represents now
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I for one specifically did not apply to Y Combinator this year because of the big stake/small amount of cash they offered, though would have loved the mentoring and publicity. Six per cent for $6,000 per founder might be okay if you are a couple of guys or gals with an idea but if you are already profitable, it just does not make sense.

There almost needs to be a Y Combinator for small-but-already-profitable web businesses, offering much better terms.

Great talk, btw, Matt. As a fellow bootstrapper, it resonated with me.
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If no one in the context of the discussion finds it offensive, I would say it is fine to say it. If the original meaning of a word has become archaic, then I cannot see a rational reason why one cannot say it. If someone becomes offended by usage of the word, then maybe your position should be re-evaluated, but most insults have their history in bigotry, and trying to cleanse yourself that way is not productive. The word "git" comes from the word "beget", insinuating that they are a forgotten offspring: a bastard. Some people would be offended by being called a bastard, because of it's meaning of being born out of wedlock. But I cannot see anyone being offended by being called a git for it's original meaning. The term no longer means what it does, and censuring it as such does not make sense to me. The same might apply to "I owned you", though I don't know the term so well, so I can't really comment.
Maybe the downmodders are right in a "by the books" sense, but try to accuse someone of sexism when they say "men don't make good homekeepers" and see how far you get. Practically speaking, it doesn't work. Also I'll add that this weird feature seems only to exist for white people in Western countries.
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