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Maybe you just skimmed the article, or he's changed it since, but he doesn't say that verbs in URLs was RESTful. He said it was better than RESTful, and I'm inclined to agree with him.

Having tried my hand at designing REST APIs for typical business systems a few times, I've noticed that state machines and transactions are everywhere. Making every resource a noun with the four basic REST verbs leads to a complex and extremely chatty design, whereas slipping a few extra verbs in here and there makes the API simpler, easier to understand, and more efficient.
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I remember as a teenager watching that launch and the eventual landing on the moon.

I hope NASA gives him permission to salvage. I predict those boosters will be a huge draw to his museum in Seattle. Hendrix and Apollo 11 museums would be enough reason alone to get me to schedule a visit to Seattle again.
The moral of this article was pretty well summed up in the conclusion:

"While the pizza parlors insult one another, the eating public couldn’t be happier."

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Nice. My theory is that the color of the sauce on pizza in Manhattan is directly correlated with the color of subway services that run on the IRT 7th Avenue line. It's been true even longer than the price thing you cite.
I'd say the examples I gave are far, far from any logical extreme. TFA mentions how just by crossing two (apparently) disparate networks, you get people potentially being harassed by complete strangers.

All I'm trying to say is that I don't see how to reconcile the idea of having a "public lifestyle" (i.e, let personal information be freely available to anyone that bothers to go look for it) and being able to have a controlled disclosure of personal data.
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Predatory Pricing is illegal in many countries http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predatory_pricing
huh. I guess hacking hours have a non parametric distribution
Blah blah gender blah blah sexism, etc., etc. We may have reached the Seymour Skinner point here at HN: "I don't have any opinions anymore. All I know is that no one is better than anyone else and everyone is the best at everything." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girls_Just_Want_to_Have_Sums)
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This is called "price fixing" and is an illegal business practice.
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The HTTP spec is -- it only specifies certain verbs. An implementation need not (and often doesn't) support others.
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Feels like a gimmick... Something MS used to do well - take the shiniest feature of a competitor & implement it. The graph plot is just the tip of the iceberg - W|A does much much more, and Google might drop this in a few months if they don't see traction.

I thought Page spoke to Jobs and got a lesson in 'focus' ?

If Google really comes up with a viable competitor to W|A, with all the datasets, math, etc., that's one thing. Just copying the shiniest toy feature is a little dull...
Ask HN: What companies attack an NP-Hard problem as part of their core business?
Another way to phrase this is, what is the intersection of the NP-hard problem space and the current business landscape?

A related question: how effective would one be to search for start-up ideas by looking for where NP-Hardness crops up in the real world?

Also, more pedagogically, maybe these answers may provide examples for explaining what NP-Hardness is to myself and others.

As for an example of a company whose core business is basically solving (or approximating solutions to) an NP-hard problem, how about Fedex? I've heard it's more appropriate to think of Fedex as an algorithms company that happens to do shipping rather than a shipping company. So is it fair to say their core business is solving, or finding approximate solutions to, instances of the "traveling businessman" problem?

Not sure if this question is well-posed exactly, so please help if my terminology or conceptual understanding is off.
Just add the accents at the top - http://dotsies.org/m/#%F8x+isf+%F4x+pt%F2q+xysjhh%E1
Interesting learning paradigm but on the "optimized for reading" side, we already have the Chinese alphabet which is probably at least as dense as dotsies.
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Why is it sickening to you? It can be interpreted many different ways.
Public is public. I just assume that any public data I have will be indexed, correlated, searched and used for all sorts of things I didn't intend.
On the other hand, the pleasure of eating something very nearly as good for 25% less money has value to me.
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By your argument if I shoot you with your gun, I am not guilty of murder.
Or you could crash and burn and not earn anything for your whole life. The other option is to have 5 million dollars.
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Hirealert is interesting independently of the founding team but once they get any real traction they've got a target a mile wide on them for implicit discrimination lawsuits in the USA for any videos that make it possible to distinguish ethnicity. This effects voice explanations as well.

Also this

We really try to work with data to understand which questions work the best. You can think about it like designing the SATs for different jobs

is for all practical purposes illegal in the USA due to Griggs v. Duke Power Company[0] and the misbegotten offspring of legal reasoning uncontaminated by any knowledge of statistics that is the 80% rule[1].

But who knows they might survive and thrive and hiring is a ridiculously huge market. Good luck to them.

[0]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griggs_v._Duke_Power_Company

[1]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse_impact#The_80.25_rule
Attributed to Mark Twain, but unlikely to be written by him:

http://www.spellingsociety.org/journals/j31/satires.php
http://www.spellingsociety.org/news/media/spoofs.php
I can understand the feeling. It'd be great to see these women acknowledged on HN separate from the "women in tech" angle, but it's rare to see their female-oriented areas of business highlighted here. Sincere question: would the men of HN upvote a standalone article on 99dresses? If such a thing is a frequent occurrence, I'd be more than happy to see examples and be proven wrong.

For now, I'm okay with these types of lady showcases if only because I get comfort from seeing almost any example of female leadership in this corner of the internet. It's unfortunate that focusing on gender's the most surefire way to get these women on the front page, but stories like this and articles on female struggles in the tech world are mostly the only times I get a sense of female camaraderie around here. It feels less condescending when it's so much more difficult to get acknowledgment in a community of male-dominated interests.
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It is necessary to be all 3 founders present?, Can he still join you and work from home?.

I'm father of 2 and can't drop my job till I have a MVP and some founding (and then I'll only drop for a year or so)but this is not going to stop me any time soon.

If he is interested and a good fit why not trying working at distance?.

I also have problems currently with technical cofounders, It seems in Spain nobody wants to try a start up. Mind you I'm not asking them to drop their job.
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I sometimes bang my head against the wall when I see stuff like this coming from Google, they should have higher standards.

The lack of class keyword in JavaScript is not the problem, if you want that so badly, because you can't code in anything but classes then just write a preprocessor for it, it would probably take a few hours or just use CoffeeScript. Google is helping here though with source maps, but it's kind of disappointing that they make statements like this along the way.

Don't want preprocessor?
Use something like this: http://ejohn.org/blog/simple-javascript-inheritance/
Or this: https://github.com/shichuan/javascript-patterns/blob/master/...

There are a lot of problems not even related to JavaScript that are way worse than the lack of the class macro, just look at CSS.

The main thing I see here is that Google has a lot of Java people that are reluctant to learn anything besides Java constructs and they want to make web programming accessible to them so they can zerg rush development, GWT pretty much proves this, but the funny thing is that I think they didn't use GWT in G+ because it sucked.

Google should learn from Facebook, Facebook's front end JavaScript is mostly "hand coded" and not generated from another language.
Part of NYC culture is having strongly held opinions about pizza, so I think it's a perfectly reasonable statement to make. Moreover, I recently had the slice from this very 2 Bros the other day at a meetup, and was vastly underwhelmed. The sauce was meh, the cheese was gummy, but the worst part of the experience was that the slice was just undercooked - the crust simply wasn't crisp. It's super popular, and for 99 cents, a good value and still better pizza than you can get anywhere else in the world, but quality-wise, Abitino's and Famiglia both blow it out of the water, and that's saying nothing of your average independent neighbourhood pizzeria.
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Well it's somewhere between predatory pricing (essentially overcapitalist ... as kalleboo mentioned) and socialistic. This is one of the cases where a larger player is trying to push a smaller player out of the market via taking a loss on lower prices at a certain location. I do realize this can be an anti-competitive tactic ... however, bringing government into the mix is a very scary proposition. It's one of the aspects of a capitalistic society that's always a damned if you do, damned if you don't proposition. There is no perfect solution to the problem and as a whole it's sickening.
Man, here in SF we're rightfully proud of our burrito tradition, but you don't see me getting my panties in a knot when tourists in Fisherman's Wharf walk into a Chipotle.

It's piss easy for anyone who even pretends to be a foodie to look up the good, authentic burrito joints in town. The ones that don't bother aren't interested, and that's perfectly a-ok.

I think the same thing applies to NYC. Anyone who wants to have an authentic slice can very, very, very easily find their way to one.
Why are even lousy cheap cheese pizza slices $2.50 in Portland?
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The war on piracy is just the result of intense lobbying and lack of understanding at the top. It's a transitional state until we adjust copyrights for the digital age. I'm not sure we have the same level of lobbying for the war on drugs.

I don't want to start a heated debate about the war on drugs, or drug usage (which is a too frequent topic to my taste on hn), but I think we can agree that pirating doesn't have the same obvious negative effects than certain drugs (legal or not legal, that's not the point): inability to drive, violence, health problems, loss of productivity...

That is why I don't think it's a good comparison.
Ask HN: Would you like to deepen your LinkedIn network quickly?
I posted a little experiment to HN a few hours ago, but it didn't get the attention it needs to make this work for all of us.

Please take a look at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3779070, and if you like the concept behind it (share your LinkedIn profile with everyone here, and grow your LinkedIn network with the power of HN), then you know what do to.

So far, only 39 members have posted, because the original post never made it to the home page. I really think this is a valuable thing to do for anyone looking to grow their professional network. I've already connected with most of those members, and met some pretty amazing people.
Interesting from the perspective of tech startups.
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I would like to know one thing.

Who the hell thought it was a good idea to allow crossdomain XmlHttpRequests? Given that the standard say that post is for modification no other website should ever make thoes requsts.
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To answer "why?". From other post "a real NY slice is part of the reason tourists come to NY"

It's that attitude, which pervades your post. I'm doubt you will be able to comprehend (if you could you wouldn't write that way) and I won't convey it well. But, something like pig-pigheadedness, ridiculous amount of belief in something so obviously untrue (using that to insult and dictate the "worth" of others), misplaced pride (in NY and it's Pizza, hint no one really gives a shit).
There are notable opponents of predatory pricing regulation as well. (e.g. Milton Friedman http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0pl_FXt0eM)
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Right, but the question is whether the higher fraction of women who are marriage-minded overcomes the lower absolute number (and density). Have you felt like you've made more progress?

You don't have to answer this highly personal question, of course! It's just that it's likely I'm moving to NYC for my next job, and I'm interested in the prospects.
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I've been obsessing a little bit over Ready Player One over the past couple weeks. Not that it is an amazing piece of literature, it surely is not that. But it is highly entertaining and an incredible work of meta fiction. It is a fiction about a fictional world in which essentially all other fictional worlds co-exist, and they all celebrate each other. I would recommend it to anybody at all without reservation (if you don't read speculative fiction you'll just ignore my recommendation anyway, even though I think this book would have the power to open some doors to you).

I have not read Kurt Vonnegut, but was intrigued by the specific reference to him as the main character's favorite author, a certain kind of twisted high praise in the context of the book as a whole. I have not heard much about Kurt Vonnegut beyond recognizing the name and the Ready Player One reference. But reading this letter, and with the added bonus of the implied recommendation from Ernest Cline, I've heard enough.

Where's the best place to start?
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No not always. I've tried several times, but W|A pipes the input first trough the natural language processor.
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Well, that's to be expected; Friedman's philosophy basically consisted of "If an action is taken by a government, then that action is morally evil".
Can you give some examples of legitemate post requests that need to work cross-domain.
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Interesting that it's Mint branded as opposed to Intuit, Quicken or something new.

It looks like there's a decent chance that there is no service whatsoever behind the interest-collection and survey. Not a bad strategy for gauging interest, I guess.
No talk of equity?

You'd be an idiot to join as the first employee and not get 100/N percent of the company.

In other words, consider yourself a cofounder. Not the first employee.
25% of $1 is really that big of a difference vs. say 25% of $500? .25c is nothing.
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Your ultimatum and passive agressiveness combine so well with your a/b testing claim. That really makes me see how people that assume others respond or project because of gender are part of the problem. You are clearly caged in by all that scientific data that is one day to be published and reviewed. Good day.
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Slaugherhouse-Five is his best-known book, and was the book referenced in the article. I would say to start there.

Here are the grades Vonnegut himself gave his own books (in Palm Sunday):

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Mother Night: A

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Their reasons for continuing to do it and further to recommend it are entirely different.

So you keep saying. The problem is, almost everything Object Mentor advocate does seem to be based on some combination of their personal experience and pure faith. I object to someone telling me that my colleagues and I are "unprofessional" because we happen to believe differently, particularly when we do have measurable data that shows our performance is significantly better than the industry average.

You do realize that almost everything that goes on in the industry is not based on rock-solid empirical evidence, right?

That may be so, but most people in the industry aren't telling me how to do my job, and insulting me for not believing the same things they do.

That is not something I have ever heard any Object Mentor person say, and it's not something I said.

Good for you. XP consultants have been making essentially that argument, in public, for many years. TDD without any planning ahead is inherently a trial-and-error approach, which fails spectacularly in the absence of understanding as Jeffries so wonderfully demonstrated. Plenty of consultants -- including some of those from Object Mentor -- have given various arbitrary amounts of time they think you should spend on forward planning before you dive into TDD and writing real code, and often those periods have been as short as half an hour. You may choose not to believe that if you wish. I'm not sure even they really believe it any more, as they've backpeddled and weasel-worded and retconned that whole issue repeatedly in their recent work. But I've read the articles and watched the videos and sat in the conference presentations and heard them make an argument with literally no more substance than what I wrote there.

You keep saying that I'm misunderstanding or cherry-picking evidence. Perhaps that is so and I really am missing something important in this whole discussion. However, as far as I can see, throughout this entire thread you haven't actually provided a single counterexample or alternative interpretation of the advice that consultants like those at Object Mentor routinely and publicly give. You're just saying I'm wrong, because, and there's not really anything I can say to answer that.
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I got curious what you meant by 'INTJ and INTP'. I founds this in the WikiPedia:

"INTJ (introversion, intuition, thinking, judgment) is an abbreviation used in the publications of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) to refer to one of the sixteen personality types."

Ah, Myers-Briggs, a pyschometric system. I've read some criticism about it: (two excerpts)

An American woman, Katherine Briggs, bought Jung's book and was fascinated by it. She recommended it to her married daughter, Isabel Briggs Myers, who had a degree in political science. The two of them got hooked on the idea of psychological metrics. Together they sat down and codified their own interpretation of Carl Jung, making a few important changes of their own. Jung had everyone fitting into one of four basic buckets. Myers and Briggs decided that each person probably combined elements, so they modified Jung's system and made it a little more complex, ending up with four dichotomies, like binary switches. Any combination of the four switches is allowed, and Myers and Briggs reasoned that just about every personality type could be well described by one of the sixteen possible ways for those switches to be set. Basically, according to Myers and Briggs, we're all represented by a four-digit binary number.

[...] the MBTI's practical use is overwhelmingly unscientific, and it's often criticized for this. Criticism ranges from the pragmatic fact that neither Jung nor Myers and Briggs ever employed scientific studies to develop or test these concepts, relying instead on their own observations, anecdotes, and intuitions; all the way to charges that your MBTI score is hardly more meaningful than your zodiac sign.

Source: http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4221