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It pretty much depends on industry. Look at mobile, 2007: J2ME, Symbian, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry -> 2012: iOS, Android, Windows Phone. Now look at the web: it was more of a evolution than revolution.

What happened at back-end, like server-side functionality of business apps? They didn't really change and probably won't change for a longer period of time. Even stuff like Hadoop for big data or Groovy for DSLs were built upon the existing JVM.

It's hard to say what devices we'll have in 5 years, or what internet would look like, but i'm pretty sure servers would run good old Java.
I think the subtext there was that maintenance of large code bases and the associated productivity is inherently a people (developers) problem, not a technical (language) problem. It's normally considered foolish to attempt to solve people problems with technology.
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Thanks, that's good info.

I'm surprised. When the issue of auto-theft came up (many years ago) the ruling was very different. Legally speaking if you took a car for a spin and dumped it (back with the owner, or whatever) this was technically not theft - as there was no intent to permanently deprive the owner of the car.

I'm pretty sure they ruled it was still considered theft - off the back of similar legislation changes in the UK.
Can we please stop complaining about using the terms 'stealing' and 'theft' to refer to copyright infringement? Nothing in the discussion changes one bit because of the use of these words. Anybody that goes "well, it's theft, so it's wrong, by definition" dismisses himself from the discussion anyway. It doesn't matter that people call it 'theft'.

BTW, did you know you can steal water from the ocean?
I hope this doesn't spark off another round of NYC vs. SV arguments[1]- there is no empirically "right" answer. Both have strengths and weaknesses, and the choice is all about what you want as a person, and what you want for your startup.

Don't be fooled into thinking that SV will be the saviour of your dreams (the guy living out of his car comes to mind), but also don't think that NYC is an instant shortcut to making it big. I'm in New York and I wouldn't have it any other way. But I'm just one person.

[1] I think these arguments are always worse because of the time difference. As I write this, it's 10am here in NYC and the thread is 100% New Yorkers. In three hours time Californians will start logging in and be horrified at the overwhelmingly one-sided view, and start responding.
There are some more here: http://www.quora.com/Y-Combinator/What-are-some-successful-s...
Of course, all this really lets you do is survive a swarm of people from (for example) here, digg, a tweet meme, stuff like that, which will direct everyone at one single page on your site.

But I think that's the most likely cause of that kind of traffic on a small cheap VPS, as anyone running a big site without clustering is just being silly :)
The point is, this particular furor over this particular image is simply going to get some low-level designer fired, and not change NBC's stance on SOPA at all.
apache-prefork has a larger footprint because it includes the php interpreter in each thread. If he's using php-fpm, he would use mpm-worker in which case apache and nginx threads have a similar memory footprint.
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I don't really. Substitute any free body of structured data for Wikidata, or even view them as one body of data, which happens to be spread across multiple servers (and maybe requiring some translation for unification).
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The original motivation for renewals I believe was that orphan works and abandoned/discontinued projects would lapse, since nobody would bother to renew them.
I do wonder why W3 Total Cache or one of the other options isn't a standard feature of Wordpress.
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I'm a high school student as well (NYC area) and am faced with the same question!
I found this really digestible. The HowTos that read like an annotated bash history are incredibly effective, and even though I don't need this for any of the WP sites I host, I can use it for almost any (mostly) static site.
Don't forget the cost of living in NYC - a cost that will be significantly increased by your networking and socializing habits. I live and work in the city and love it and the employment opportunity is enormous here. Your LinkedIn account will explode if it hasn't already.
Yes, but if they give you a contract that says that you have to provide them with your birth name to use their service, then that part of the contract just doesn't count either way in those territories where it has no legal basis.

So in that situation, if you give an alias and you click agree to their contract, you would still not be in breach of contract.

They can always remove your account anyway of course.
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I agree with the point, although it's a little "all over the place".

I'm taking it as a "beware sign" for knowing what's ahead; i.e. to consider the big-picture around whatever you are building (it's very easy to get sucked into some "interesting direction" and get side-tracked; us geeks tend to do that).

To answer your question: yes, if I would be an investor, I'd also want to see the prototype/MVP, because:

- less risk taken

- 1 picture == 1000 words => demo == millions words

- you show you can execute what you wish (not getting side-tracked)

from founder point of view because:

- early adopters will help you shape your product (I just pivoted this month)
Definitely, Apple would not go after NBC for this, nor should they. But I'm incredibly uncomfortable with laws that are this open to abuse, even with the assurance that those laws are absolutely necessary and will only be used against the worst violators. Think of the DMCA, RICO laws, eminent domain.
5GB? I expected there'd but some kind of limit but I didn't expect them to set it smaller than gmail.
First class functions pretty much have no bearing on whether or not interfaces are useful. Sure, one use case for inner classes is to implement interfaces in-place in situations where what you really want to do is just pass a function, and in those cases it's probably better to use a function instead, but the equivalence doesn't go the other way.

There are plenty of cases where you really need to pass an object to a function and know that the object supports multiple operations, for instance take a look at Map<K,V>: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/Map.html

There are 14 methods there, and when I write code that takes a Map object, I really mean it - I'm not just using the interface as a hack because I want a function pointer, I need an object that supports all of those methods, and I'm probably going to be using several of them.
I work with a children's book publisher that faces a lot of the same challenges. They're a much smaller company in a completely different market, but their roots are providing printed product to customers.

It's easy to take for granted everything leading up to the final product. For publishers who create physical books, electronic publishing is a challenge, largely because their talent doesn't necessarily have any skills in this area. Any freelancer web designer who has worked with a print designer knows what I'm talking about. For the people who live in the print world, rendering the page to a giant image is analogous to what they do with their print books. The destination of the printing process is, after all, a rasterization of the layout on paper. They see the final product, and everything beyond that is a black box to them.

So, everything a print publisher does leads to one final resting place: rasterization on paper. When you decide to make the jump to an electronic platform, the point in the process you diverge dictates the expense. The choice, from the publisher's perspective, is to:

A) Hand off their layout to this tool that Adobe provides and be done with it

B) Create some custom toolchain and process that converts the content to a better format

Keep in mind that option B is completely opaque to many of them. The commercial printing process has been around a long, long time, and for many of the managers that work in the publishing industry, the process is as intuitive as riding a bike. They don't even think about it. This means that choosing option B is more than just changing what they do, it's changing who does it. This means hiring more help, which is expensive.

Then there's the distribution problem. Many publishers don't handle their own distribution, and publishing each title as an individual app isn't a desirable option either. Choosing option A, or something like Zinio (also image based), means not solving "yet another hard problem".

Many publishers are in survival mode. The publisher I work with is fortunate to be so small. They had some early success with web-based products that returned huge margins, so the management decided that putting resources there made sense. Their staff have attacked the electronic-publishing learning curve and are coming around. I suspect that for many large publishers, the shift in direction won't happen. Their momentum is too great, it may ultimately lead to their demise.
+1 to this. While the premise was a bit ridiculous, it was definitely a "hacker" movie.
Off-topic, but that site was pretty much unreadable to me for a minute or so. At the top of the page, in a fixed-position div, there was a share button with an incrementing counter of shares.

My eye was constantly drawn to the ever-incrementing counter, but because it was fixed, I couldn't scroll past it. Bad UX.
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Yup, that's fair. And there are actually ways to scale WP beautifully with a small amount of servers (we're using less than 5 servers to handle our 10M visitors a month and content archive). Again, I keep meaning to blog about it, I just need to find the time.

Anyways, I'm all for articles like this that help optimize WP sites and get rid of the stigma that WP doesn't scale without cost. Thanks for writing it.
You have mentioned the usernames are different but, I'm assuming its the same email. Therefore, Facebook could have easily done this by looking at the other persons emails if they have imported their contacts into Facebook.
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I guess it was too subtle before. "deprivation of a good" is not a requirement for all definitions of the word 'steal' or theft when talking outside a courtroom.

>Infringement on someone's property

You mean "2. to appropriate (ideas, credit, words, etc.) without right or acknowledgment."

My god that's stealing!

>Copyright theft actually means taking someone's work, and saying it's your work

Since you're trying so hard to be pedantic, that would be plagiarism (act) and copyright infringement (legally). On the street, that is referred to as theft.
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Can you elaborate?
What happens to QNX? Please Open Source it!

This would be way more interesting than WebOS.
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As a PHP dev with ~100 WP installs under my belt and plenty of customization, I think I'm qualified to say that WordPress isn't written to be scalable. It's actually kind of crap. Many of the things it does to make writing plugins easier for newbies are Very Bad Things in PHP. WordPress is a memory hog, to the point that foreaching over query data in the wrong way can cause you to hit the memory limit, even if just unwinding your foreach into a copy/paste wouldn't. The memory leaks are somewhat nonsensical, and they make scripting with the WordPress API a minefield.

I'm not an expert on WordPress internals, but the scene is definitely ripe for a replacement simple due to the quality of the API. WordPress has been good enough for most people for a long time, but it has many weak points.
There's a lot of "you don't want someone to get paid for their work" replies to this comment. But the OP has a really good point:

> [$100 gets you] access to the internal list for the project, where I'll be soliciting feedback about how to nail this. Great open source projects rarely come from the ideas of just one person, and your input will guarantee that Rails 4 is as great for beginners as it is for experienced developers.

That is a non-starter.

This is also not a $25,000 project.

I admire and am thankful for Yahuda's contributions and I'd have no problem funding a "Yahuda should get paid" Kickstarter but this particular project is lame.
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transferred the article? you write blog posts in word?
I second this. In this day and age, when ebook sales have surpassed hard cover sales, it's beyond ridiculous to publish a new book without a digital version, and, oh, only in hard cover format. That makes me doubt Steve Blank's judgment, more so than anything he writes.
Agree. I want to read this, but I haven't a damn clue as to how to go about that.
Is it not time for MS to buy another mobile OS company?

MSQNX coming to a phone near you...
Thanks :)

Hope I see a blog post from you about it sometime soon, I think the details around that kind of stuff are far too hard to discover for people trying to learn about it.
What could you possibly create that will take you more than 14 years to earn back that would only be protected by copyright?
its an interesting academic investigation. In theory, you could do 10M pv/day with a relatively small archive. I bet some recently launched sites that take off quickly (PandoDaily for example) probably do decent traffic levels with a pretty small number of posts, that would probably fit into a small cache.

But that's all theoretical. There's no way someone running a site with that kind of traffic should be running on shared resources without an infrastructure. When that $15 server needs a reboot, the site is offline, and that would be a significant amount of lost traffic.

Capacity, speed, redundancy and cost of downtime... You really shouldn't run on this kind of architecture.
That isn't a list of references, that's just a list of suggested reading. In fact it's not even guaranteed that the any of the facts on that page come from any of those sources. It's basically just showing a list of books that come up when you Google for the question.
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I would posit the graph is showing the ephemeral popularity of books that either represent seminal landmarks in literature, philosophy, or other categories that lend themselves well to the written word OR republications of books from the public domain for use in the classroom. For instance, several courses I took in Uni required books like Plato's Republic and Thomas Paine's Common Sense. Works that are in the public domain but were republished more recently.
I disagree. Surely an Order HAS Payments, therefore /orders/42/payment POST is more correct. Likewise orders/42/shipment.

Nicely leading on to /orders/42/payments/1.
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Also, contraceptive success is usually annualized, like with correct condom use, pregnancy happens less than 3 percent per year. I assume there is a standardized level of sexual activity for that, too.
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I do recall the context.

What were you trying to convey with the phrase "It's a shame?" Was that not your judgement of their choice?

Also, how do you propose to prevent other people from blaming one another for things?

You didn't answer my question about why family members are exempt from your general view - which I am genuinely curious about.
The question left unanswered was how many safe arrivals were there before 9/11? There statement in no way proves or even correlates save arrivals.

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Changing NBC's stance isn't the goal. Debates aren't literally about changing the participant's minds, since that hardly ever happens. It's about changing the audience's minds. This is advocacy.
Thanks - I half knew about the cookies, but didn't worry about them as most people going to my site (or most other blogs) won't actually be logged in.

Didn't touch shmlog configuration, or threading - everything I changed is on the post. I tried to keep it simple enough, in the end Varnish alone is probably enough for 99% of people.

You're right though, I should look at those VCL examples you posted, and thanks for taking a look through the files themselves, very helpful :)
QNX was open sourced, the day RIM bought it they close sourced it again.

Edit: correction, the licensing was only changed, but the source is still accessible. QNX source Access policy faq:

http://community.qnx.com/sf/wiki/do/viewPage/projects.commun...
MSQNX, no. "Windows Phone with Blackberry Security"? Maybe.

MS could actually do a lot worse than pick up some Blackberry stuff to improve their enterprise offering with WP. If it means getting Blackberry Messenger too, then all the better.
IV drug use is a major vector still.

Also, HIV transmission is more likely with other STDs. If you have open syphlitic sores on your penis, you are more likely to contract HIV.
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Your aggressive tone is unhelpful.

There was / is a "closed as not constructive" - as well as getting the moderator's comment for closing the questioner could have had other comments from users pointing out that conversational questions are not welcome on SO.
While I agree with the main point of the post(optimization, caching)the title is a bit of an exaggeration.

On a normal website 10M hits will not be evenly during the day this example hits are only an avarage of 10Kb, and the number of concurrer users are only 250.

Also the test seems to be done on a new wordpress installation. The more content you have, the bigger the database,the longer the comunication with your DB, the bigger the cache, ect...

In a real world scenario you proabbly would need something more than a $15/month virtual server to handle 10M hits in a single day.

Still optimization is always a good thing.
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Is that not just a piece of generic clip art that both companies could have licensed from the same source?

The whole article seems like a lot of conjecture about something only vaguely related to SOPA in order to publish a story about SOPA.
In any type of "gold rush", this is the one selling "shovels" who's making money.
If true, I suspect this is part of their apparent move to a more paid-service model. This has been happening with Google Apps, where they've increasingly obscured the free/Standard/whatever-they're-calling-it-now level, have reduced the user cap for that level most recently from 50 to 10, and are promoting the paid business level more heavily including e.g. on the sign on page for (just/plain) Gmail.

5 GB for free. Or sign up for Google Checkout, erm Wallet, erm... What's-It-Now (Play?), and get more space.

Could be wrong. But that's my off-the-cuff read, if the information is accurate.

That said, 5 GB might be plenty for the casual, Gmail-type user. Also, I'd like to know whether it is a separate allocation; since it is less than the current "free" allocation for Gmail, I'm assuming so.

P.S. One could also compare this amount to the per user quota in Google Apps free/Standard/erm level. I'm not recalling what that is, right now -- 5 GB (which would match this, WRT documents), or 15 GB. IIRC, the Apps quota includes email storage.
Not really, you could look at the source but not fork it.

http://opensource.org/docs/osd
Which is a reasonable goal.

But I find such rules create little more than traps for the lone creator or industry outsider; someone who is already at massive disadvantage in the industry. Unnecessary bits of procedure are naught but hand-outs to those who have the time to professionally game the system.

And companies [1] are highly unlikely to pass on paying a nominal fee [2] when the potential return is so high.

[1] Only companies are likely to have orphan works that are even known to exist by anyone willing to appropriate them.

[2] The fee must necessarily be nominal, lest you again disadvantage the lone creator/outsider.
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> POST /orders/42/pay

> POST /orders/42/ship

But "pay" and "ship" are actions, not objects, so it doesn't make a lot of sense for them to be represented as URLs.
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Many factors can contribute to this, including relationships you have with the people at the company, your feelings towards them, your job, and the company, and how you feel you and others at the company are treated.
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