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Whatever I cite will never be good enough for you because you believe in the BS "finders keepers" colonialist mindset of occupation. No text, however sacred, no higher-power or imaginary friend can grant you dominance over others and their land. It's simply immoral to fly people from all over the world, so they may replace a forcibly expelled population.
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This is a great example of the utility of including the domain after each link in the HN listing. In short, it allows me to quickly and effortlessly scan past stories at pandodaily and techcrunch.
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The universe of common errors you can have in Common Lisp due to dynamic typing is constrained compared to Python and Ruby.

I say this as someone who works with Python daily as my working language and grew up with a copy of this:

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/Web/Groups/AI/lang/lisp/impl/cl...

I'm fully aware of the errors that can arise from dynamic typing in Common Lisp. It's just not my experience that it's that big of a deal.

The reverse association list is contrived compared to the issues one can have in Python or Ruby. Most people just use association lists the normal way and use rassoc as needed.

Lets not kid ourselves and pretend that a reversed assoc list is used in place of a normal rassoc or find :key #'cdr.
postMessage is more heavyweight than CORS.

Minus a couple of restrictions (i.e. with CORS you cannot rely on cookies being set, so you need to handle that from your Javascript somehow), CORS works well and it works on all major browsers, starting with IExplorer 8, which makes it awesome.
I think well over 100 million people would have died if the US could have attacked the USSR in conventional warfare, if nuclear weapons had never been invented; actually, I think the USSR would have overrun Europe, the US would have been driven back, and communism would have had even more victims to feast upon.

A nuclear armed Iran is inevitable, IMO. The only means of trying to stop it - bigger and bigger threats, short of invasion no-one has the stomach for - seem to me to only guarantee this, because they reinforce the motivation for getting there.
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I think you're mistaking Israel with Jordan. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_September_in_Jordan
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Your post is the first one that mentions being "better". Plenty of women don't think computer projects are better or for better people than non-computer projects. In fact, men of the past twenty years were more likely than women to pursue computer projects, a trend that is changing now in part because computers are becoming more sophisticated and capable of more modes of interaction, some of which women find more interesting than men.
There's icon in the url bar which you can click to whitelist the current website, and there's whitelist settings as well.
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> That's not a problem because Firefox has support for CORS, which is better than doing Flash because it's faster.

That's nice for a new site being developed right now, it's problematic for a site which has been stable in production for months or years and for which everybody involved in the development has moved on already.
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>>Yes, I believe that leaders who are able to control a country are rational players.

Maybe you should read some history about some of the kings we've had in Europe? (Or of some of the African dictators over the last century. Same thing, different name.) [Edit: Just consider this; because someone is rational doesn't mean they stay rational.]

Then please check "the resource curse" on Wikipedia.

In short, oil countries don't become democracies. It is too lucrative for leaders of countries with lots of natural resource income to oppress the population and steal the money. (Norway was a democracy long before the oil.)

Do you really want to condemn the Iranians to a religious dictator until the oil is gone?

Edit: Instead of the word "Iran" and "they", how about you use a more relevant term like "torturing and terrorist junta"? The (upper class!) Iranians I've known around Sweden were, more or less, as west oriented as any Scandinavian.
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That only works if the public channel is trustworthy. If Eve can man-in-the-middle it too, she can just conduct separate instances of the protocol with Alice and Bob, forwarding on the classical data.
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The perceived difference is the point. Matte is different from the glarey oversaturated colors of shiny screens.
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I'm impolite because I'm annoyed and I'm annoyed because browsers by default automatically adapt text layout to the window size, and you have somehow purposefully broken this mechanism. Victory of design over functionality.

What's more, YOU are now asking ME to inconvenience myself in order to fix YOUR bug. Sorry, no-go.

[Your page is not the only one offender, but you're the first author I have the opportunity to tell this to directly.]
Nope, there are conventions.

We have two distinct problems here:

- strings converting to numbers without there being any number on any side. "Peculiar" of PHP but easy to circumvent using string comparison. IMO belongs in PHP4 but not at all in PHP5, which is an attempt at a "general-purpose" language. To be frank, I thought PHP4 made more sense because it was 1st of class at what it did, while PHP5 falls short to a number of languages in basically everything.

- automatic integer-to-float comparison to accomodate bigger integers. A horrible hack to squeeze a little extra performance in naive benchmarks in computers with no native 64 bit integer support. This really makes no sense whatsoever now and may have had some partial justification in the early 90s, prior to PHP4 even.

Both ideas are terrible and pretty much unique to PHP of all popular languages.

This is not a philosophical debate about typing styles or the existence of perfect type conversions. PHP's problems in this regard are relics from a dubious past.
Do you think Apple might have thought of that, and was just waiting for the optical drive to be completely replaced by network storage and online publishing? iCloud, hmm?
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How is the service able to verify the key?
In the screenshots it says "Could not decrypt data (Wrong key ?)"

Shouldn't a wrong key decrypt the text to just unreadable garbage?
Can it even comply with the spec? The spec has probably been altered by the unofficial standards committee. This is all cool and neat, but it's getting ridiculously out of hand. People are putting in a lot of hours to code something for a game that does not exist yet, for a spec that's likely to change. :/
There is also cpulimit if you want to set hard limits.
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You're taking what I said and making a very black and white statement from it, which does nothing to further a good discussion of the subject.

We're not talking about inhumane working conditions here, backbreaking labor, or an employer risking people's lives to make some extra bucks.
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If they were never paid one day either the company finally dies or it gets wound up. On wind up day, assuming the company was profitable there'd be one huge pay out (ie dividend)

More realistically if you look at Microsoft and Apple, they were trying to never pay dividends, but they finally just had so much cash it was the only sensible thing to do
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I don't think this is right. I don't think it's just in the eye of the beholder, and it is not turtles all the way down. It may be 5,000 layers deep, with people believing what people will believe what people will believe what people will believe. But at it's base, at the bottom, is at least the idea of people who want stocks because you get payed dividends for having them, or might hope to get payed in the future.

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I hear this startup idea over and over but I've never actually used a service like this. What happens?
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This is actually legit. The DMCA only provides protection for service providers, not individuals. There is also no differentiation between embedding and linking to content and hosting the copyrighted content yourself.

A couple cases where this might be relevant:

* A site which allows users to embed videos could get a DMCA takedown request and would be obligated to remove the embed. In the case of YouTube videos it hasn't really been an issue so far because it makes more sense for the copyright owner to go directly to YouTube.

* If you have a blog where you post lots of embedded videos of pirated movies/shows, you could be sued as if you had uploaded and hosted the infringing videos.
So many people on HN coming up with elaborate ways to get a consistent UX that works for all cases. In my mind the best thing to do would be showing the lightbox but also not disabling the context menu.

Advantages:

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* Shows lightbox
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* Robust, context menu works if lightbox breaks
I use Chromium, and have old flash installed. Every page shows me this bar asking me to update flash, with button to enable all flash on this page. It's very convenient, even more than FlashBlock on Firefox was.
Firebase is not really super complicated. It's just a database with a REST Api. I can not think of much more things they could add to lock you in more. I think if this becomes a thing, someone will make an opensource clone sooner or later.

About Meteor: There might be a lot of things wrong with Meteor (insecure by design), but this is not one of them: it's opensource and has a command which makes a self containing tar.gz bundle for you to deploy on your own server.
Not to be a cynic, but is this anything new? It seems to me that these are the 'reasons' the MPAA thinks TPB and other torrent sites are (supposed to be) illegal.
Do you think there is a rational alternative for Iran other than pursuing nuclear weapons? (I don't think there is.)

Do you think there is a way of stopping Iran from gaining nuclear weapons? Short of a pre-emptive nuclear strike or an invasion, I don't think there is - and I don't believe either will be pursued.

So what happens when you have to think what you seem to think is unthinkable?

Iran will get nuclear arms. What then?

Listen, I'm not arguing that it is right that Iran gets nuclear arms. I just think it's inevitable and it is obviously in their own best interests given the situation they are facing.

I'm trying to figure out what the situation is after the inevitable occurs, and Iran already has nuclear arms. Debate over whether the players are rational or not is actually irrelevant. If they are not rational, Iran will be wiped from the earth. But there's really little that can or could have been done in that scenario, so it doesn't really need much thought.
Its emulators all the way down...
I guess the next "evil" step would be to remove also the binary-only closed-source downloads and allow access to these tools only via rest api.
For many projects the money is used to build/develop the project, so it would not be possible to withhold the money until the project is complete.
"browsers by default automatically adapt text layout to the window size"

That is not a browser default. That is fluid vs fixed. Check out smashing magazine for some articles on how that works in HTML/CSS if you're curious.

"fix YOUR bug"

Me not wanting to support people with 800px wide browsers is not a bug. It's a decision. Much like major companies no longer want to support IE users.
For what it's worth, I find Console2 tolerable.

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I'm being pedantic, but this is not a server-less pastebin. A server must still serve the HTML page and the javascript used to decode its content.

A truly server-less pastebin would use the `data:` URL scheme to encode the html & js script boilerplate in addition to its content.
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Jesus Christ! Negative voting because I am working on something around this? Go on, continue on your path.

Thankfully, karma isn't really within bounds of a user on HN, or within any algorithm. :)
Pitman said that compilation of FEXPRS is difficult. Even with lexical binding. Pitman argued for a macro expansion phase. Etc. If you read the original kernel paper it does not even discuss Pitman in more than two sentences. Since Pitman is still alive, he could have even asked him. The kernel paper had a seperate addendum where vague ideas about compilation were discussed.

Pitman was working on large software systems where compilation was the norm and useful.
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I guess it could be very uncomfortable to use a theorem prover that is not open-source, especially if your work is at stake. Closed-sourceness abruptly cuts the chain of trust at Microsoft.
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To all that mentioning middle-click: what about when I want to open the main page in a new window? Or copy URL to the page? (sometimes it's faster to right-click on logo than to move up and copy-paste from address bar; also keyboard is not involved).
>>Saying that Israel engages in terrorism and is deeply rooted in terrorism based on actions of two small factions [...] not allowed anywhere in government is... strange.

You don't usually read much from hate propagandists? :-(

An explanation:

Facts don't matter, the important point is to throw garbage in the right direction -- the believers know they are true, because the jews/blacks/white/israelis/democrats/etc are evil.
> it's opensource

Under a license that does not permit you to easily use it for commercial projects, unlike, say, Django, Rails, Node.js, etc... etc.... etc....
That was 5.0 I guess. It does work on 10.0.
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I think kristopolous got your point, really. That is why he wrote such a long text about why Israel is evil, as an "answer".
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Less talk more action, posts like this are great as most devs will know most of it - and for those that dont, they now do. Just keep doing what you do, improving your skills and bettering yourself as much as possible.

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On a side note: is there an opensource browser who doesn't let a flash video/embed to steal keyboard focus? I tend to use the kb heavily for navigation and this behaviour is frustrating.
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That is not true. It's released under the GNU GPL, which does not make a difference between commercial and non-commercial projects afaik. It only says if you distribute the binary, you also need to give away the source code and others may redistribute and modify it. That does not mean, however, that you can not run it on your own server and keep the source code for yourself.
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You made a claim. You don't have sources -- and when questioned, you attack the one asking.

Why shouldn't we write you off as just another hate propagandist?

And if I would write an argument, not that you deserve the chance to change the subject:

Please explain why the land area lost in present Israel was worse than most other land area losses after the world wars? They have been let go, they are accepted. I'd say e.g. Karelia was a worse change, from any moral evaluation.

The main reason I can see that the Palestine question survived to this day, is because the refugees' lives where destroyed by the Arab states which forced them to live in camps, etc.

Edit: Clarity.
But it's all bundled up, so you're linking: you need to give your code away. That's my understanding at least. If it were purely server-side, you'd be correct, but it isn't from what I can tell.

Also, the fact that they talk about commercial licenses is indicative that they may be thinking along similar lines.
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I agree with you about limiting risk.

But I believe that 'risk' is a highly relative term. Spending three months on a new idea and investing lets say 3,000 USD on this idea is ...

1. for the average employed office drone a huge risk (at least that's how he feels about it=>different value system)

2. for a first time entrepreneur a risk (and objectively higher than for 1 because this guy doesn't have any incom)

3. for a experienced entrepreneur its daily business and no risk at all

The principle is just don't go all in but keep on doing and risking.
>>, I'm not arguing that it is right that Iran gets nuclear arms.

Sorry, but you do sound like you have an agenda.

You made a claim that the Iran junta won't be insane, I showed it is wrong by trivial historical examples. Now you make a different claim. [Edit: And ignored my other point.]

Edit: If I should bother to answer the new point, about what will happen: Saudi Arabia Turkey and others will start high speed nuclear weapons programs. That is not even in the Iranian interest.
As someone who works with Linux and Windows, I agree with what you're saying here.

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The key issue with this is - I (representing majority) don't have these issues.
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Not really new at all.

You know how geeks try to find technical solutions to laws, like the zero-knowledge pastebin on HN now? MPAA lawyers try to find legal solutions to disruptive technology.