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That might be so, but if those devices face stiff competition from software running on relatively generic platforms, they are either going to have to be that much better or all they will become irrelevant. In either way, consumers will benefit.
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... Wow that sounds even creepier than I thought
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After reading into the post I had to scroll back up and check the date on it. I was sure this had to be from a few years ago.

Atwood is talking like infinite scroll is the wave of the future. He's only a few years late to that party.
He did provide the tools and instructions, to be fair. I'm not sure if that counts as 'something meaningful', but it's something more than just suggesting, anyway.
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But then again, putting ads on web pages is already a matter of "Ah ha! I fooled you into downloading ads by offering you content! TAKE THAT!"

As far as I'm concerned, putting ads on web pages has always been an intrusive an deceitful business model to begin with. I sincerely hope that there will come a day when advertising via ambushing consumers is no longer considered acceptable.
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Which, naturally, is built on DTrace. :)
> Now, if I want all these pages to point to the newest page -- how do I do that?

You just link to the root. It's conceptually page 600, but you don't actually have to specify the number. Imagine that the blog is you writing pages sequentially in a book. The oldest content is on page one; the newest content is on the last page. You don't need an explicit number to get to the newest content if you use the convention that an unspecified number means to go to the last page.
Being 99% percent wrong in research is good. Reporting negative results is very important, provided you have an acceptable argument of the reason you pursued a specific idea.
Though we only live about 30 minutes apart, I've never met PG, and
hence, I don't really know him. There are many people on this site that
do know him, and have worked with him, so they would definitely be in a
better position to elaborate on what PG calls "the trough of sorrow"
faced by nearly all startups. The following link mentions it, and a bit
of searching will yield a lot more results:

http://www.inc.com/ss/can-paul-graham-mass-produce-start

I don't know if PG originated the phrase or not, but somewhere in his
copious writing and speaking, he once said something along the lines of,
"One of the toughest thing for YC is keeping up the spirits of a batch
of founders going through the trough of sorrow." --Though I've quoted
it, this is not a direct quote, and worse, off the top of my head I
can't remember the exact reference I should cite. In other words, I may
be misquoting him, and if so, hopefully he'll correct me.

As for me personally, the thing that keeps me going is remembering how
lucky I am.

Today is a great and wonderful day, but in more precise terms, I feel
good enough to be out in my little garage/office and I good enough to
type out this comment. To put it bluntly, my health sucks, and as such,
my usefulness is curtailed about half the time, sometimes more. Every
day when I can read and learn something is a good day, even if I hurt
too much to type out any notes, ideas or code.

I admire and even envy the people starting new companies. I may not be
able to use or afford their services, but I still admire their efforts;
they are doing something I am physically unable to do. Each of them is
taking on the amazingly fun challenge of starting a business, and I may
never again have the luxury, the drive, or the physical ability needed
to once again enjoy the challenge of building a startup.

None the less, I count my blessings. I have a roof over my head, food on
my table, and relative peace in my area of the world here in the silicon
valley, so I have much to be thankful for in life, but more importantly,
I KNOW I am very lucky. I appreciate the little things I can still do
even if they seem pointlessly trivial by comparison.

If you've never been thankful for the ability to simply cut the food on
your plate, let alone having food on your plate, then you are probably
caught in the mental spiral of worrying about unimportant things.

Today was "Demo Day" for the Winter 2012 batch of YCcombinator startups,
and you can be certain that every founder in the batch had many worries
and concerns about presenting their companies to potential investors for
the first time. The upcoming deadline for YC applications at the end of
the month has all of the potential candidates of the next YC batch
worried and concerned. If you are not involved in YC and have your own
startup, you also have plenty of worries and concerns.

The thing to remember is, as a founder you are very lucky to have these
problems to worry about. If you can learn to take a step back and
remember how lucky you are, then you'll learn to enjoy and appreciate
each and every little challenge you face.

I hope this helps.
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As a Greek, no idea. If anything, I'm positively predisposed towards them.
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yeah, i find lout pretty pleasant for non-scientific stuff, but when it comes to a bunch of equations and references you can't beat latex.

one thing the blog post didn't mention is that it is really easy to machine-generate lout (indeed, that was one of its design goals), so it provides a good option to quickly add ps and pdf output to a project.
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[Wikipedia] > It is possible to claim that something is being done "for the children" as support in a logical argument, or as a counterargument. But if used to avoid logical debate, it is a thought-terminating cliché. Doing something "for the children" is not a logical fallacy of itself. For example, it is reasonable to suggest and legislate to "add traffic lights next to schools so that children are safer from cars."

Giving an example in which a certain system is bad for individuals is not automatically a logical fallacy. In the article it is clearly not used as a thought-terminating cliché, but merely a way to (truthfully) show the downsides of patent legislation – and if nothing else convince the patent holders that pressing charges against an app that is so essential for many is not a good idea. They also explain in detail what they think is the problem with the current system.
Visual Studio has a pretty great "app store"-like extension gallery with both free and commercial extensions. VS is pretty customizable, and just like with Eclipse, the productivity gains are well worth the time it takes to become intimately familiar with your IDE.
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Here's what I've found so far:

- Always-on Skype video chat, using dedicated Mac Minis

- DicoLab, multiple mice on a single computer, works remotely

- Dropbox, Google Docs, Basecamp, Trello, VNC

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I can't agree with this more...this especially rings true here in the valley. Its a tightrope walk to synthesize feedback from failures efficiently and effectively while not breaking pace and letting your emotions have you pause on the undesired outcome. Persistence is magical.
This troubles me. If ad blocking can not intercept HTTP calls, why even bother hide them?

The point of ad blocking is saving bandwidth and speed up page browsing dramatically.

I am going to block all thirdparty javascript with WebRequet extension API.
I don't see how TFA doesn't fall under counsel. He gives you a step by step process.
More software defined radios (Per Vices and the Phi)? Yes, please! This stuff is rather expensive and the field needs more options.
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"The direction of the project will now be governed more informally by a team led by the current maintainers."
In the UK at least, they get a bad press.thanks to the criminal element who find lucrative pickings in Britain.Go to a popular newspaper such as the Daily Mail, search and count the negative stories and you'll soon have your explanation.
Ok, let's continue:
How many items should be on the root page?

Say it had 10 items (full page size).
But then 1 new item was posted.
Should we create new root page with just 1 item?

Should we ask users to click on pager after viewing just one item in search results?
I think it'll take more than a few smirk-inducing commercials.
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This post is spot on. It's encouraging to see one's experience reflected back from someone else. I agree with the author that the psychology of this is critical and that it doesn't get discussed much.

One point I'd like to add is that history gives a very misleading picture. History is divided into people who worked through hard problems and triumphed (these are called "geniuses") and people who either gave up or died trying (these are called "failures"). Those seem like opposites, but it's only hindsight that makes them so. Psychologically, when you're in the middle of it, which is when it really matters, there's no way to know. All you know for sure is that you've been walking down a dark tunnel for a really long time.

An interesting question, more interesting than it appears, is: why would someone do that? That is, at some point, having walked down the tunnel for quite some time, the rational thing would appear to be to turn back. Why would someone not turn back?
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His tone when he talks about extensions modifying the DOM of random sites, injecting CSS, etc was funny; almost as if they have some god-given right to control exactly how their site will appear on my computer. As long as I control the browser software, it's always going to be possible for me to choose how web sites are displayed on my computer.
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In the world of "here's a preprocessor before LaTeX", pandoc tends to stand out as you can do Markdown or similar with inline LaTeX or HTML: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/
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I keep revisiting Lout every couple of years, and they keep not supporting UTF-8, which makes it unusable or me. It's a shame, because it looks really nice.
one-line-at-a-time.

Just start typing at the interactive prompt (e.g., IDLE, included with python); when you finish typing a line, press return and see if it executes.

If it doesn't then type it again until it does.

But just start typing. It's a language you are learning--so start by speaking it.

repetition is the mother of skill.

All of the stuff in the books about lexical dispatch, aliasing, Liskov substitution principle, guarded re-binding, immutable namespaces--screw that. You'll come back to that stuff when the time is right and by then you will have already been doing all of those things.

Again: one line at a time. This will work, and you will have fun. i promise.
If the root page has less than a full page of items, I would also have it load the full next page, and the "next" link would go to page 3. So your first page might have from 10 up to 19 results, then every page after that would have 10.

The other option is to use a "start" parameter which is the offset of the first item to load, and you always load that item + the next 9. However this means you have N cached pages instead of N/10.
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Most people know that when they go to a web site, if they are not paying for it, then there is going to be ads on there. If they are put right in the open how is that deceitful?
Like what? Genuine question. What could MS do to win here?
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Soooo...basically Drepper calls the shots more officially rather than de facto?

Seeing him shoot people down has been an illicit pleasure of mine for years.
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If the general public doesn't even bother resetting their browser's homepage, I have trouble believing they will switch browsers because of an ad.

As for "used to be the evil one", I note they managed to keep the money they extorted out of our industry, with almost no reparations to the innovators they excluded from the market via threats and kickbacks. And they're starting to clone Apple's dystopian walled garden.
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the opinion of random _dumb_ strangers.

And the phenomenon is not limited to nationality: the first suggestion i saw once for "how do i" is "how do i google something".

We must all remember that not only the rest of the world have stereotypes, they are also on average dumb (and that we are rest of the world to most people).
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Ugh. Treehugger.

Being from a lumber producing area, the whole concept of "recycled wood" really annoys me.

Old wood breaks down, causing no waste.

"New" wood is produced on farms. Exactly like corn and soybeans, but with much longer crop cycles. Just like other cash crops, if you remove the demand for new wood, Weyerhaeuser will cut down all the trees and plant something else that makes money or sell off the land for urban development.

All of the major concerns with commercial lumber production have been mitigated with smarter land management practices and technology. All of the "old growth" forest that environmentalists like to jump on is actually pretty impractical for large scale commercial operations to deal with, and protected by existing laws anyway.

Some species (like Zebrawood as you mention) are threatened by initial commercial exploitation, and sadly the biggest offenders are indigenous farmers. Once a wood becomes commercially viable the big players move in with established reforestation and resource management policies that actually help to stabilize the situation (because they can't make money long term off an extinct species).
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Yeah, I mean seriously. I'm sure most fashion designers can sew, and I'm sure most industrial designers know basics of electronic boards.

The hardest part about web-design isn't even coding/sketching. It's finding a compromise between your own taste, the clients, the back-end developers, and a bunch of varying ideas in your mind.

Web-design is about explaining to your wasted colleagues why you can't just 'draw it up' in five minutes and send an invoice. Web-design is about hastily aligning sections and changing fonts at some girl's house with a bottle of wine and cheese instead of having sex with her. Web-design is about wanting to kill yourself because your mockup got trashed on r/design_critiques. Web-design is about walking through art lofts with giant sculptures of penises and girls with green hair while you're trying to figure out where the hell you are and where the hell is the exit. Web-design is about cutting yourself with an x-acto knife, partly because you missed the 4B graphite pencil and partly because you're suicidal. Web-design is about being covered in white gouache because you're trying to clean up a sketch and the fucking pencil marks just won't come out when you erase them. Web-design is about sitting at a coffeeshop and drinking coffee while trying to fix that one part that just won't fucking work on Internet Explorer.

Web-design is fun! :|
I'm afraid you've missed the point, which is about the psychology of failing 99% of the time. That's not, like, a little hard. It is excruciating.

We use words like "persistence" or "learn from your failures" so much that we think we know what they mean; so much, in fact, that they become boring. That confuses repetition with understanding. What's valuable about the OP (and the comments are just reflecting this) is that he put into words a tiny bit of that experience in a way that isn't just repetitive.
Everyone talks about authenticity in social media (that somebody wants to see "real" content from "real" people) which really makes sense because it is the most human thing. But what if the bots pass a Turing test and deliver relevant content with said links? Does it not become spam anymore? That's the weird part. All of the spam I get in my email I don't want because it is completely irrelevant. Same goes for ads on nearly every site. That's why it's spam: I don't want it, it's being forced on me, and is completely irrelevant to my productivity. But if some bot dug up something cool, isn't that just what gets defined these days as "targeted advertising"?

The utilitarian argument here invalidates this premise of the pins needing to be human, which is what is interesting. If you are getting utility out of it and you didn't know it was a bot, you are actually still better off.
What ruined the product for you? In what way is it too crowded?

(I am not affiliated with Pinterest. Just curious from a product perspective.)
Pagination provides structure which most humans prefer (myself included). I cannot stand endless scrolling with loading pauses every so often if I scroll too quickly. In Google searches, I have my results set at 50 results per page and when I am conducting research, this provides me a guideline when I know it is time to try some different search terms.

Some hybrid scheme may be more acceptable in which the page folds segments that you have scrolled a certain distance past, and unfolds a segment that you are entering. A Floating nav helper could display which segment/page you are currently on and perhaps even provide the ability to jump a previous/next or x segment. Best of both worlds™ navigation
Some sign-on feedback -> You have a lot of features listed I might want so I thought I'll check it out. I stopped once you said I need to "register" or "login". If I could have tried it out, I might have if it had seemed worth it.
Honestly, I'm not sure what I think of infinite scrolling, but most of the complaints about it are really about problems with current implementations (e.g. back-button issues), and the people don't seem to be considering whether there might be technological fixes to those problems.
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And let's not forget Phil Haack (http://haacked.com), who is now working at GitHub. He used to be the program manager at Microsoft for ASP.NET MVC, the first part of the ASP.NET framework to be released under an open source license.
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first page might have from 10 up to 19 results

So the number of items on the most popular page (root) would fluctuate a lot.

I don't think that would make my users happy.

I don't understand your other option.
Are you suggesting not to show 0...9 most recently posted items on the first page?