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I feel you on the hate for Flash, but HTML5 is only marginally less stupid. Javascript as the bottom layer of a platform? Give me a break. And a bloated pile of standards is worse than a simple proprietary tool (which unfortunately, Flash is not).
VS2010 has "Navigate to" on ctrl-, which is better than jump to file. It's jump to anything, type a class name, a method, a filename, a partial filename, partial anything, and it will match what you write against everything in your solution. It's really powerful and I don't click around in the source tree at all anymore.
Except in the sense that the thing granted the temporary monopoly on would not otherwise exist.
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You missed a key property of SPDY then.

Not that security is any single feature.
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Except this isn't MS' call. The IETF will evaluate all proposals and cobble the best bits together. The chances of either SPDY or HTTP S+M being adopted verbatim as HTTP2 are slim. Whatever the IETF ends up doing, it'll be a single standard that everyone builds to.
Yep you wouldnt belive how much work on a big site doing pagination and faceting (pagnations big brother)an doing it RIGHT! (wel in my case getting developers to go back and fix stuff they broke/messed up the first time)

Google thinks pagnation is important else why would they produce and suport the new rel tags prev and next.
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My opinion on being right or wrong, and how to be right more.
no but they do try and group pagnation pages and wheer its the best result show a result deep inside pagnated pages.
Wouldn't be surprised if 90% of their amazing growth is actually spammers creating accounts by the million daily.

The interesting thing is that Pinterest founders have an incentive to look away, while promoting their growth to the VCs, raising massive rounds whilst potentially cashing out big time. Tumblr seems to be going a similar route, maybe its a Twitter-initiated trend of bot-generated companies?)
Uhhhh...ok, so you learned music theory quickly. Take a shot at any algebra (ring theory, algebraic topology) and you'll quickly discover there is a very concrete speed limit. (This also holds true for all fields of pure mathematics, its just more pronounced in algebra).
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3761476
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The automated outbound mails are mail like "you have a new trouble ticket, please login to your personal area" (maybe because they forgot to send us some documents)
They dont have to reply to the mail, they have to login and reply via the troubleticketing system, eventually uploading attachments.

if you set the from address as you suggest, but you dont have a fully integrated (mail/web etc..) ticketing system, you end up with a mess (part on the web part on the mail account).
They did that with company financials with Sarbane Oxley. It increased compliance costs for all companies because of a rogue few.

Let the courts and legal system handle this. Probably too soon to ask for more regulation.
I guess I would be any of those programmers depending on the situation/project but never the last one.
Based on my extensive pizza eating experience, the average pizza slice is no wider than the distance between my thumb and forefinger, so start by wrapping the string around thumb & forefinger 11 times, leaving a bit dangling at the end. Then gradually expand the distance between the two fingers until the loose bit is eliminated.

I suspect you don't even have to mark the string with a pen (meaning the author possibly overthought the solution). You can just use the gap between your fingers. The chances are that the additional length added by the circumference of your fingers probably compensates for the curvature of the pizza circumference, depending on the size of the pizza and the size of your fingers. If you're doing this regularly you'll quickly learn the appropriate degree of compensation.
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[Ukrainians a] gives a few negatives. But, weirdly,

[ukrainians are] autosuggests [iranians are] in the first few positions with ukrainians down the list.

I didn't submit feedback.
That's kind of one of my goals too. I am thinking about composable widgets for web applications.

How do you plan to make programming easier (or whatever it is your goal is exactly)?
I originally planned it as a commercial project, but then decided to open source it. Let's see if that was a good idea and people actually need it.
I think Alex Micek's infinite scroll is the most impressive I've seen - progressively-enhanced and doesn't break the back button: http://tumbledry.org/2011/05/12/screw_hashbangs_building. Impressive bit of work from a dentistry student.
I agree that it is a prejudice and should be avoided, but it's not completely groundless:

According to industry analyses, Russia accounts for about 35 percent of
global cybercrime revenue, or between $2.5 and $3.7 billion. That’s wildly
out of proportion with the country’s share of the global information
technology market (which is around 1 percent).

http://themoscownews.com/siloviks_scoundrels/20111121/189221...

It's not that Russians are inherently cybercriminals, but the country does seem to be currently suffering from conditions that help it foster.
lol... Five stages of COBOL grief maybe...
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That edit war is disgusting... although the current revisionist history echos how the News Ltd papers are covering these accusations - http://www.theaustralian.com.au/media/foxtel-denies-pay-tv-d...
In fact, was discussed on HN nearly a year ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2592741
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That's not an accurate view, brain drain is a real problem for Romania. While the phenomenon of Romanian manual labourers crowding Spain and Italy is well known, and oh so stereotyped by local media, there's a lot of emigration of highly trained (or soon to be highly trained) engineers and researchers to Western Europe and the US. But these people tend to be cosmopolitan and blend in extremely well, so they don't raise awareness of Romanians among foreigners.

And precisely this is the second focus of the campaign: raising awareness that there are a lot of emigrated high-achieving Romanians, quietly blending in.
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Sorry to break up your little circle-jerk here, but if you really need to bring security holes into the discussion you have lost already. You understand the the type of security holes that are found in the Flash player to not concern the average gamedev, right?

And all the AS3 core functionality runs pretty solid, please show me these mayor bugs you talk about. I've also been a game dev for many years and started out at Flash before finding my place with one of the bigger studios. I still use Flash regularly to bounce ideas around and I still love it. If you really run into that many issues with Flash these are probably performance related and you should probably move on to a higher level language because you have outgrown the AS3 api.
This is supposed to correct a perception problem. Of course Romanians are not perfect, but we're working on that :)
I hear ya partner. Nothing gets me going like the old hippie speedball.
This makes sense!
Looks good... I had to work on the FB API.. I'm gonna try this.
All the Android ad blockers work by modifying the hosts file and null routing ad servers.

Requires rooting and it blocks ads in everything not just the browser.
In psychology this problem is called auto-handicap (or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-handicapping) and generally is a strong force behind any form of procrastination.
The world is full of mediocre programmers, and in each cluster of mediocre programmers you'll find that they're surrounding much better programmers.

Ergo, since mediocre programmers exist, agile isn't a sham, and is necessary. QED
It's probably true that YC companies are more willing to have a physical component (producing hardware hasn't worked out very well, but service, inventory, etc. might) now than in the past, but that is probably true of startups in general (Square is a great example; a tiny loss-leader physical product which is the wedge into a trillion dollar business).
I see this being used by sites like Hulu who serve you a "why are you blocking our ads" complaint if you are blocking their ads.
Maybe you should go and read this again:
http://agilemanifesto.org/
It's not going to be cool though is it? AI is nowhere near being able to know what cool is.
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I completely agree they have been lazy, and gpu accelerated 3d should have been there ages ago. In the meantime Unity has popped up as a great alternative for indie devs who want to make 3d games.
Nice. I had a go at implementing the same thing: https://github.com/olegp/tokenize

Here's the discussion that got me thinking about it: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3534921
It's "deep-seated" (although I don't see what was wrong with just using the original article title).
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Carsab is dangerously close to CarSaab, which probably infringes on some sort of trademark.
That's a bit disingenuous. The fact that Google's offerings are both good and free significantly reduces the likelihood of their being expensive alternatives. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy.

There are companies that sell software that competes with things like Google Docs, Navigation, and other services. And yes, you can always point to things they do differently, but that's guaranteed. No one is going to pay $50 for something that exactly duplicates a free service that has more name recognition, so you by definition have to do something to differentiate yourself.
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Even for really talented developers - imo just because they are talented (they can code and can solve problems) doesn't mean they can play well within a team - especially in a team without any processes to guide them through.

I personally find the author's view on processes to be very naive - and a bit offensive, it's almost like saying if you employ processes, then you are stupid.

EDIT:

My thoughts in a separate entry: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3765693
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This is a terrible, polemic and content-free post. Please stop submitting stuff like this.
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I dunno. In a way I think he is right in some ways in that most of the times people say they are doing agile or scrum it is a sham and they are not really doing agile and also it generally doesn't tell you much about how well they work.

Also I think that process can very easily get in the way. I was actually thinking maybe things would work better for small teams if you just handled everything in a group chat room with a history like campfire.

But I still have hope that someday I'm actually going to use TDD for a project and then have way fewer regressions to deal with. Still haven't had the discipline I guess to really learn and apply TDD after all these years although I have sort of done it a little a few times.

And also a few other things like short iterations and getting the simplest useful software going which I always thought were part of agile, those things help. Although it has always been a battle for me to get managers or even users to stop adding features and do an initial release so I haven't been very successful in that aspect.

I don't know if the quality the individuals on the team is everything but it is a good point that it is probably more important than anything.

I also would really like to believe that having a real QA team as part of the process would improve things, although I have never had that luxury either so it may be a false hope. But that would be something in the process category.
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Well, agile and TDD (not necessarily together) are good for two kinds of projects.

(1) If you're building simple web apps for small town clients in a framework like RoR, you can break things into little tasks and estimate with laser-like accuracy. This fits in great with an agile methodology

(2) If you're writing security-sensitive string parsing code or any algorithms with tricky components, TDD is a big win. When I was in grad school I converted a very slow program for solving a quantum system (worked for N=5) into a very fast program (worked for N=64) by building very detailed test scaffolding. I don't know if I could have built the fast but complicated app without the tests.

Now, I've got another app where I almost want to use TDD but I'd wind up building a whole Potempkin village of mock objects and I just can't bear the line count I'd need to first write it all, find bugs in, and then maintain.
I'm not totally thrilled about having a 'secret' key embedded in the app that's distributed publicly.

I had a brief skim over the code and I can't see any access control stuff so I'm guessing this key has full access.

If that's the case, I can't see how this could ever be suitable for use in any real app.
It would seem the solution to infinite pagination isn't infinite scroll (which is the exact same concept, only badly implemented) but sorting and filtering.

If there are too many results, what I want is some way of filtering out the results that are obviously not relevant (because not in the correct language, or too old, or too recent, etc.), not the ability to "scroll" forever (infinite scrolling adds DOM elements to the page to the point where the page is so big, nothing works properly anymore).
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"Agile is not a silver bullet" is more to the point, and applying it dogmatically can counterproductive.

But regular communication, short, well defined sprints and a prioritized backlog available to all can do wonders in terms of getting a small amount of stuff done rather than a large amount half done.
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They claim to use RHEL but instead of asking for support from Red Hat they decide to try themselves? Or am I missing something? Wouldn't such a patch be beneficial to other RHEL users too? (disclaimer: I work at Red Hat)
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I know this question gets asked every now and again, but the most recent informed thread I found was two years old and, as we all know, things move on.

Last time, the answer could be summarized as "Django but ...", with Pylons and Flask getting a good mention. Have these now "overtaken" the incumbent? What about Web2Py?
I had no idea it was that lucrative. I expected revenues maybe in the 100s per day.

This story is going to bring a lot of new "fresh blood" into spamming SNs.
I think you're playing the race card and ignoring the facts. Which is pretty lame.

As a brit, I fully appreciate and understand why some people in the world hate all britons. We've done some bad things as a nation in recent years and people have a right to tar us all with the same brush. I understand why it would be unsafe for me to walk the streets of Kabul or Baghdad. If any brit has a problem with the way other people look at them, it's their job as a citizen in a democracy to affect the change they want to see in people's attitude towards this country and it's people.

Except when it's the French. There's no pleasing those cheese eating surrender monkeys.
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I am interested with all the tools running above Node.js, but what is exactly the purpose of this web app backend? Using a database? Some explanations would be welcomed. I found only a list of classes.
Not really baffling, just obviously sarcasm + he couldn't legally say for anyone to use the tools.
It's not a downside of using your own tools. It's a downside of the Apple way where you use your own tools without a fleeting thought to how anyone else might need to use them.

Apple's development system appears to be optimized for the scenario that if you need some new method added, you can walk down the hall in your building at Apple and get someone to add it. But then they sell that API to paying customers who don't have that option.
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What the ___ does Microsoft have to do with mobile? Windows Phone is like 5%?

I honestly think that Microsoft is deliberately trying to interfere with anything and everything related to the web platform in order to maintain their desktop PC profits with Windows based on PC games, desktop software requiring Windows, etc.

I think that even though they have lots of geniuses doing good research and advancing things, the Microsoft business model is overall at odds with information technology progression which most fundamentally requires integration and cohesiveness of open software systems.

Therefore I think we need to pool resources and money to make sure that IETF and other standards bodies resist Microsoft's devious plots.
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Let me say this. I have found scrum in particular to be used as a management tool (report back tool), and not a developer tool. It doesn't matter where i go. It starts with the greatest of intentions, and ends up where management are sticking there fingers in the pie half way through. And by that I mean they don't use priorities on the backlog to manage the process. They use the standup meetings as a moan session when things don't go there way. To me scrum in its purest form is where the developer drives the process. Most projects will perform better if they just let them do that.
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You don't need to implement APIs anymore. You can use the DataKit classes to interact with the web/db backend.
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What's the difference to the "clientKey" of Parse's SDK? The requests should be served over SSL anyway, so if your point is you don't want to distribute a key you got the same problem with Parse. You can obfuscate the key though.
See, the thing is, the success of the coding-part of a project is dependent on the calibre of the engineers doing that coding and not the process they follow.

The success of the non-coding part of a project is dependent on the calibre of your sales/management and how they interact with the customer. If you are trying to prescribe some rigid process, however lean, in order to make that interaction effective, then you have a customer interface problem and process isn’t going to help it.

Couldn't agree more. The only thing I'd like to add is that there also must be a solid interface between sales/management and engineers.

Thanks for this.
Fine, but worthy of an aside at best; mathematics lies before, above, and beyond society and politics and I rather like it that way.
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Would it not be possible to render on the client side with html5 canvas to decrease the load on the server?
I am aware that it would be more complicated, but not impossible. I guess for the time being the percentage of blocked ads is still small, but once it gets significant websites and ad providers will take the next step in the arms race