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Sorta... many types have a more strongly enforced ownership style lifetime scope, but depending on the data you are declaring, the collector may come into action automatically.

Basically, Rust makes it easy to avoid the collector by clear ownership rules, but still provides a collector for the cases where that just won't do.
3: Citrix receiver supposedly works, Splashtop is available
7: Lua is available (check on blackberry github repo) and I have seen experimental builds of Python at least.
yep - an identical lift. I'm sure NBC lawyers will be getting a hello call from the Apple guys soon. Though this isn't the first time NBC legal beagles screw up - years ago they redid their logo and had a hugely expensive launch to rebrand themselves - only to find out that a a TV station out west already had the exact same logo - oops.
I'm not really sure that Rust is quite ready for much usage yet, always worth a try, but some simple things are still pretty hard.
Do "most Android phones" really get their time automatically GPS? On all the ones I've used (HTC Hero, Xperia X10, Xperia Arc), I had to set the time manually (and ended up using ClockSync)

edit: the bug tracker issue linked in the article seems to suggest it's a problem with Motorola phones only http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=5485
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There's only two formats that succeed: briefcase size and pocket size, anything else better fit in one of those two otherwise it's a Betamax.
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Blame it on the intern...
The burial services are very outdated.

People take comfort in the traditional and familiar at times of great stress.
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That does it. I'm now in favour of compulsory military service for everyone, since that is the only way US citizens will be modernized.
Based on the regulations, I guess I am searching for another co-founder who has relevant experience in handling and embalming dead bodies.
You can be our CBE, Chief Burial Expert.
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Won't the web/mobile technology be more traditional to the younger generations. We are so hooked to using FB events for inviting people and apps for everything else. From doctor appointments to finding beer. Plus this will streamline the process. No calling, no visiting and easier management on the burial service's end as well.
Paris is quite cost-effective for Europeans; a quick train ride from London, Brussels or a 1 hour and a half flight from capitals of western europe.

I'm not especially defending the choice of Paris. Brussels or London or Berlin would have been at least as good. Sometimes it's nice to hold engineering meetings elsewhere than in the Valley.
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I think there's tremendous potential for this idea.

I often find myself wishing I had the hacker equivalent of a gym buddy: basically someone who keeps me motivated to keep working on something and makes me feel like a bit of a loser when I stop or slack off, and for whom I do the same.

At the risk of hijacking your idea, I think the 97% of startups that don't get accepted to YC are the tip of the iceberg. There must also tons of talented people who don't even think to apply to YC because their project isn't the sort of thing YC funds, or isn't far enough along to seek funding, or they just aren't in a position to drop everything, quit their day job, and move to Silicon Valley.

And I don't think you need to limit it strictly to "companies who are seeking funding" the way that YC does, since you're not (I assume) sitting on a pile of cash that needs investing. You could really accept any person or small group that is working on an interesting project. Or you could just dispense with the pretense of "applying for" and "accepting" people and just make it open to whoever wants to show up and share their project.

A weekly checkin in the form of a dinner and mini demo is perfect. It's enough time to get something important done (even within the confines of a day job), but frequent enough to enforce regular progress and at the same time make it not such a huge deal if you have to miss a week.

I think the key to self-organizing is to think less like an organism and more like a species: if you want the concept to succeed you need to be OK with any particular implementation of it failing.

So just start a group in one or a handful of geographic areas. If it's successful, it will generate official and unofficial copies in other areas. Some of the copies will work better than the original and hopefully overtake them. I don't think there's any need to enforce a minimum or maximum size. Groups that are too small will die out and those that are too large will likely fork.

You could look to groups like Appsterdam, Pecha-Kucha, the Homebrew Computer Club, Beer && Code, etc. for inspiration.

And rather than something as formal as YCombinator, I would start with something like a weekly "Hacker Dinner" where people show up, eat, socialize, and show off what they're working on. Prototype days (or weekends) and demo days could come later.
The shape is more important as a container, transporting other silencing RNA or miRNA. People have developed nano cages that act as slippery shells to deliver a payload, and so far some insanely promising results in mammalian cells.

For what it's worth, I think this will be the mechanism for majority of gene based drug delivery in 10 years.
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If I could downvote you I would. As a scientist, skepticism is lazy and arrogant.
> Now that we have spawned a child task, it would be nice if we could communicate with it. This is done by creating a port with an associated channel.

let port = comm::port::<int>();
let chan = comm::chan::<int>(port);
task::spawn {||
let result = some_expensive_computation();
comm::send(chan, result);
}
some_other_expensive_computation();
let result = comm::recv(port);

Why not let the task have a mailbox and send messages to it like in Erlang? Is it because of the desire to have typed channels? I like everything about Rust so far except this choice. I know Go does the same, but I consider Erlang's approach a lot more elegant and less verbose.
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I believe he's arguing that this is a good change that will get a lot of press. With that creating an opportunity to make a lot of bad changes while everyone is focused on this.

Not being up on Canadian politics, I won't take a position on whether or not that is correct, except that the US is in the same boat and I would like it if they would get rid of our penny.

I know there are people who say it's traditional and whatnot, but I don't see anyone clamoring to bring back two or three cent pieces.
It's funny how much more interesting drawing and writing become when you can do it electronically.
For phones there is a setting to use "network provided values" which comes from the cell towers. I don't know if it is on by default, but my phone has been that way as long as I can remember.

On Android devices with only wifi there is no automatic setting. I discovered my Galaxy Tab was drifting as I once had all my devices set to sound an alarm at once (I really had to wake up at that time). Unfortunately Android doesn't make it easy to keep your time in sync. There is a good app called ClockSync that implements NTP but that only works on rooted devices. Its stats say my clock was drifting by 3.5 seconds per day! If you don't have root then you have to change the time manually with the app guiding you. Quite why Google can't implement NTP I don't know.
Better to just link to Bret's work than some commentary that doesn't add much to the conversation.

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But guess where the cell tower gets it time from—yep, GPS. Quick research shows CDMA2000 (at least) uses GPS time (probably, they didn't want to deal with leap seconds).
God gives an award each year. It always goes to angels, though... bastards.

God says...
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Marketing that film and securing distribution has become far harder than it has in the past. The only way to get mass distribution is through the major movie production companies and they don't have an appetite for risky films anymore.
A bit of trivia: The team that made Paper was involved in Courier at Microsoft.
Thanks! Some of the risks we've taken have definitely paid off, and the ones that we haven't we don't regret taking.
Thanks, definitely going to give it some thought. Like the name as well.
I should have defined "badly" as many people probably think badly == stitches. badly to means means enough to leave scar, needs cleaning & covering (bandaide).
Local anaesthetic is hardly a selling point to me. I'd prefer general, even thought that has the slight risk of death. Better than the (in my experience) 100% chance of "whoops! We'll give you another shot of that and give it a few more minutes to set in."

That's happened to be with 2 back surgeries, one on my arm, and every filling I've ever had done.

Anyway, I'd get this procedure done in a heartbeat anyway.
Silk has the same ideas behind it which Opera has been pushing with Opera Mini/Mobile and Opera Turbo for years. There is no reason why Amazon cannot enjoy the same kind of tremendous marketshare as Opera does.
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No way I would be ok with this in my country. I'm not going to break any laws soon, but I don't want to be obliged to leave a paper trail.
No, we should still go for the letter with the highest frequency.

If we get a hit, it's not just the presence, or not, of the letter, we learn both the number of hits, and the positions of these hits. These are incredibly valuable pieces of information (more valuable that dividing the remaining words into two equal piles).

If we miss, we've carved away and removed the biggest non-possible set of words with one guess.
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Other links:

Demo: http://slashhashbang.com/demos/viewframework/

Github Gist: https://gist.github.com/2245236

Martin Fowler article on Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control: http://martinfowler.com/articles/injection.html
If you even hinted at what your concerns actually are, then I guess people might be better at speculating about whether they are unfounded or not.
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Reading article, I couldn't find logic in this:

"They found that the half-life is just 68 million years, 30 per cent shorter than thought. That means that every rock dated by samarium-146 decay – which include some of the oldest on Earth and the moon, and even some Martian meteorites – formed 20 million to 80 million years earlier than thought."

There wasn't a link in the article but with the code at the end and searching, there is the original:

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To be accurate the time is not set from GPS. Turning on the GPS uses a lot of power. All that is happening is that some phones when converting times into the local timezone are not accounting for leap seconds. (The number of seconds since Jan 1, 1970 or the 1982 epoch of GPS is unchanged - it is just our human foibles with timezones and arbitrary rule calculations that are messed up.) And only for some phones.

My iPod Touch and Android Phone (HTC) have exactly the same (local) time and both are set to automatic.
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It seems like an easy bug to fix...

People who haven't looked at the code aren't allowed to suggest that. Period.

... so I’m surprised it’s been ignored for so long.

Because 15 seconds doesn't really matter in any practical sense? Pretty much a non-story.
What stories require 10s of millions of dollars to bring to life?

Perhaps I'm showing my ignorance of the film industry. But, what stories require 10s of millions to make?
Before looking for duplicate questions, it should be easy to reduce them by improving the Search.
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Unfortunately I don't think so, but some people are working on the different pieces:
http://gabrielflor.it/water

I'm working on making it easier to share discoveries by powering the water project with a gist backend:
http://enjalot.com/tributary/2165875/sinwaves.js

So many genius ideas in the first 15 minutes of that talk... people will be working for years to realize these things!
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I like how your handle reminds me of "forest for the trees" as it's pretty appropriate ;)

Really though, disappointed? These are prototypes for the next generation of interaction, most people aren't even close to doing just one of the 5 ground breaking ideas he presented, and you expect him to release fully baked products?
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I hate to be that guy... but I'm not impressed by this application. At all. I am aware that YC is looking for adventurous founders who aren't afraid to bend the rules in their favor - or break them outright. I can appreciate that. These guys were clearly aware of that and it seems like they developed their responses accordingly. They deliberately showed their mischievous side to game the system. And then they released their yc application to further game the (pr) system. I guess this is a big part of what startups are about, so well played. I'm interested to see where this company goes.

Edit : should have said thanks in advance for the downvotes. Criticism is not accepted on hn these days.
LLCs act as pass-throughs, distributing profits (and thus taxes) in proportion to ownership stakes. As a presumably sole owner of an LLC, he'd have to file a Schedule K-1 with the company tax return, which essentially moves the profits of the LLC onto his personal tax return (which is then taxed accordingly).
This is a tired sentiment in the valley. There seems to be a power/control needle that swings back and forth between the business people and the technical people. The truth is you desperately need both.

While we're all familiar with the "I just need a coder..." stories, there are at least as many coders working on projects that have zero business prospects. At the moment this is actually the greater sin as technical talents are in shorter supply so dedicating your (limited) resources to an idea with no long-term prospects is basically shooting yourself, and the valley, in the foot. You'd be much better off partnering with a business co-founder and raising money.

On the other hand, Silicon Valley has a long history of exploiting engineers and we're all right to be incredulous when working for limited equity and no salary.
"1-100", but then "100-1000". And if my reputation is 1000, shall I vote for "100-1000" or "1000-2500"? ;)
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While the spirit of the article is great, I can't say much for the gear selection. It smacks a bit of "tacti-cool city boy" and could be made more practical.

Some things to note:

Modular packs add lots of weight, and you'll want to travel light. You don't know how much ground you'll have to cover, what the terrain will be like, or who you will be trying to help along. Stick with something simple.

For men, military packs offer a good balance of weight, durability, and low price. Women stay away from them. Military packs are designed for a male frame, and do not distribute weight optimally for a female frame. Proper weight distribution lets you carry a heavier load farther with less pain or fatigue.

Take the time to learn some basic survival skills. With more knowledge, you need less gear.

Don't rely on a rigid water bottle, period. They can be broken easily, wear out and leak, and are very low capacity compared to water bladders. Get a bladder (such as those by Camelbak or Platypus) and make sure your pack accommodates it so that you can drink while you move.

Don't carry prepackaged water -- the packaging takes up space and adds weight you don't need. Carry a good water purifier, and purification drops or tabs as back-up.

What kind of first aid gear you should carry depends a lot on your skill level, but whatever you buy MUST be in a waterproof, airtight container.

MREs are kind of bulky for what you get, but if you are a novice they are very easy to deal with. There are plenty of books on backpacking food with more palatable, nutritious, and portable suggestions if you are interested.

The advice on clothing is generally good, though an extra set of shoes, depending on what you wear, may be impractically bulky. Lots of extra socks are a must-have.

There are lots of shelter options out there -- what you will want depends a lot on whether you are bugging out with others, and your skill level. I'm partial to camping hammocks like the Hennessy, though my BoB also includes a tent because my son is usually with me. He has an emergency lightweight shelter in case we get separated. Everyone in the family must have what they need to survive independently if separated, period. Even the little ones.

As for other gear, choose carefully, get the most utility for the weight/cost/size possible. In addition to the "ten essentials" (navigation, shelter, nutrition, hydration, insulation, first aid, fire, light, repair kit, sun/bug protection), I make sure to have provisions for communication, self defense, stress relief, and trade.

To touch on stress relief in particular, books and games can be bulky and heavy. I carry two packs of cards, a journal and writing implement (practically useful, not just for an outlet), and dice. Add to that the kata in my head (prearranged forms from martial arts) or any similarly repeatable exercise you know, and for just a few ounces you can have stress relief and entertainment alone or with others. Small musical instruments such as a harmonica are great, too.
"In effect, B&M stores have been giving a huge, inadvertent subsidy to online stores the entire time and I can't help but imagine that's what's really crippled their businesses."

True, but on the other hand online stores subsidize B&M too. I've often looked at the ratings on Amazon and then bought something at a B&M because I wanted it right away or wanted an easy return, if needed.
This irks me to bits. You need to be an ambidextrous octopus to get a { out of my (non-US) keyboard.
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In a very uninformative, and only regarding cancer.

Most issues with hormones is that they do all sort of stuff on yourbody. not only one controlled thing
"Systems language" embraces more than kernels and such.

Go is a new Erlang; its the Erlang for people who don't like Erlang, perhaps?
Well ideally you want both?

One can be built on the other, and it being built by the platform rather than the coder would be a big plus. Lets hope mailbox abstraction turn up in the next release.
Agree with the concerns about privacy, but I also wonder what happens if I visit such a country as a tourist. Do I have to buy a pre-loaded device on arrival, or do I use my existing phone and pay whatever fees my operator sets?
No? Money simply has a signature. The major reason why cash is "anonymous" is because there is no attempt to track the serials beyond initial deliveries to financial institutions, etc. Money already is simply pseudonymous; if, for example, we tracked serial numbers during transactions, you'd be trackable unless you exchanged currency outside of a bill reader setup.

But this is true of electronic systems as well. I could just as easily give you an SD card with $1,000 on it and the tracking system would fail rapidly.
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crikey, is that mutually exclusive?
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Why is this being downvoted? Besides the "reliable" typo geezer makes a good point. Cash doesn't require electricity, or run out of batteries, or require an Internet connection, nor can it be cracked/hacked/etc. From a pure usability standpoint, cash would seem to be the more convenient option.

(I'd rather be robbed of my wallet than forced to make large transactions out of my Networked bank account.)
There are several thousand, if not million of Australians that would disagree. The ability to round prices by ten or twenty cents at a time is a luxury that cannot be afforded by everyone.
Disagree. If something like this is hard to fix, there is something wrong with the way the code is designed.