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Perhaps on a 30 mph residential street in light traffic.

Screeching halts have a different effect at higher speeds in denser traffic. People would be less likely to slam on the brakes for a trash bag on the freeway.

But either way it is a dangerous, controversial, split second, human risk calculation. I can't say how I would handle it in advance, much less how a robot car should be programmed to handle ambiguous inputs at highway speed.
Unless I'm reading this wrong, YouTube stores their videos in MySQL. http://highscalability.com/blog/2012/3/26/7-years-of-youtube...
All states have the power to regulate companies doing business in their states.

However, they cannot discriminate against out-of-state businesses. The same laws must apply to both in-state and out-of-state businesses. Unfortunately, by virtue of their business model, catalog/on-line stores must be discriminated against because they do not operate in the same manner as physical stores.
The one thing he forgot to say is, "If you have to choose an encoding, use utf-8."

Someone who doesn't know the difference between utf-16, utf-8, etc. might not know which to use.
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That's the other big piece of any business: buy in. You can have the best project roadmap in the world but if everyone else acts like it doesn't exist it's not very helpful!
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Since this will probably stay at the top of the "looking for work" comments, here's a quick note -

Please put your email info in the "about" section of your user profile.

* Unless you're like me, and don't want to publicize your email.
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He does sort of explain it: "what Ubuntu Server should actually drive towards is being the best OS for scale-out computing." (Which I guess also includes cloud.) But this is definitely an achievement in headlines: both linkbait and confusing.
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Memory use isn't the problem, it's the added code complexity. Not having

self.registers = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]

instead is adding ".value" all over the place where it isn't necessary. I haven't actually tried this but it looks like dropping the Cell class entirely, putting that line in as the definition of registers, then s/.values//g ought to work, or very nearly work.

PC, SP, and O are already defined as variables containing the index for that register, a fine way to do it.
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We did a lot of research into AR headsets in my last job. Four years ago they already had a fully functional system that would "project" 3D organs into a plastic cadaver, which could be manipulated with a scalpel-like stylus.

There were two key problems - one was the weight (resulting in wearer fatigue), and the other was the refresh rate which caused nausea during prolonged use.
Neither of these are significant barriers, and given Moore's Law I wouldn't be surprised if these things are as ubiquitous as smartphones in 5-10 years.
This comment tripped me up too. He said "lt ie9" meaning IE8 and lower. A bit confusing.
I see people are giving you lots of grief but I commend you for trying something new to get the attention of YC. In terms of networking, are you sure you're not connected to any YC alum? I live in New Zealand but was able to get introduced by email to 4 via LinkedIn. One YC alum was a college buddy of a friend I made at a rock climbing gym 2 years ago in Virginia. It's a small world. All the YC alum I was introduced to were happy to chat. Get your LI updated with everyone you know and see what second and third connections you have with the keyword YC.
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Apple's static analyzer will catch you if you import/include private framework headers, but it can't stop you from sending messages to private framework objects that are sitting around at runtime because it's a dynamically typed language, which means it resolves method calls at runtime, and static analysis can't touch runtime[1].

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otCpCn0l4Wo#t=21s

1. Otherwise, it would be dynamic analysis.
Coding in Ruby all day using Sublime Text 2 has been totally awesome for a little while now.

Debugging is not as slick as in Visual Studio-land but... that's what test coverage is for! (and it's super easy to do...)

Here, I wrote a class today which subclassed Delegator (https://gist.github.com/2305169) that will let you return a value from a function that looks like a typical single scalar value but actually has "hidden" attributes riding along with it. Smoke and mirrors :) This is the first time I used this class or the Delegate pattern for that matter. (I came at programming from a Psych major.)

Notice the test inline with the class definition itself at the bottom that is only run when the file itself is run (not when it's merely included by another file). A simple Command-B (for Build) in Sublime Text 2 and I get the tests passing in a split second and know I didn't break anything.
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I made one in C++. https://github.com/isamgray/DCPU-16-CPP
I'm new to writing emulators and such, so I used the already made C one, as a sort of "guide". No copy/paste of code though. I plan on adding in a disassembler soon.(already have most of the code written)

I hope someone finds it useful!
Would you mind elaborating on the handwriting issue perhaps?
If the number of quality mentors grows to such a size that you can handle both tasks at the same time, will you run simultaneous/staggered cycles?
You might be interested in py4fun - it has a fairly light weight introduction to a "mythical machine", including assembler and compiler: http://openbookproject.net/py4fun/
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It's interesting to note the psychological toll that wealth can have on people, though it's possible the author's response is due to the instant and fleeting nature of his "wealth". I'd be interested to read more of people's experience on their rise to billionaire status and the changes that occur along the way.

Personally the thought of having someone waiting on me at every moment and having very little privacy is quite off-putting but I'm sure as the author says one could adapt in time.
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UPS, Fedex, etc. already pay property and gasoline and vehicle taxes. Those externalities are accounted for.

For those downvoting comments above, doing so isn't going to alter that fact.
"Investors with annual income or net worth of less than $100,000 will be allowed to invest as much as $2,000 a year in a company that offers shares via crowdfunding."

Even if someone only invests in scams and gets royally fleeced out of their whole $2000 one year, a lot of people waste a lot more money on much stupider stuff.
Twitter for Mac also does this to call private things on Snow Leopard.

https://github.com/twitter/twui/blob/master/lib/UIKit/TUIScr...
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How do you solve the most obvious problems of focus? Is there a really strong lens on the front of this thing?

I keep thinking of this problem when I hear about things like heads-up contact lenses and so on. It is a tremendous eyestrain for me to focus on anything within a meter, and so I'm often relaxing my eyes by looking away from my laptop at distant things. Within 10-20 cm or so it is extremely difficult to focus on anything; within 10cm it is actively impossible.

So are they really using a lens that can make a 1cm-away display look like it's 100cm away?
Funny, but that's not how Google Glasses will work. The display doesn't seem to block your view at all.You just change your view to one angle for a moment, and then you can change it back in a fraction of a second, much like you would look into your car's mirror, and then back to the road in front of you.

That's actually a very smart implementation and solution, instead of putting a HUD interface over an entire lens, like we all thought these sort of glasses would work.
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I'm sure you meant well. This is simply what happens when people make mountains out of miniature molehills, repeatedly and ludicrously, all over the internet.
Glad you found it helpful! I merged in your changes and added an html interface.
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The problem is that viruses don't relate to the architecture - otherwise linux and *bsd (on the x86 platform) would have also been windows-like with their malware.

I know I'm playing semantic games here, but so is Apple with this slogan :)
I don't really understand how this game isn't going to be broken immediately and only programmers will be able to play it.

Like day 1 some programmer is just gonna roll in with a large automated fleet of ships running on these computers.
The spurious abstraction issue was a caveat. The central problem is the hardest possible problem, IMHO; my suggestions are just what we can do about it.

how can we minimize the overall complexity of a system?

Nice clear statement. If we're minimizing complexity of an overall system that includes A and B, it doesn't matter whether A and B are distinct programs. OTOH, if we exclude one from the system, we can't measure complexity effectively - unless we're comparing code that uses the same environment e.g. A vs. A', and B is a library.

If MS provides an extensive framework, that doesn't quite suit your project, you may distort your project (i.e. add unnecessary complexity) to take advantage of it.

I'm still not fully clear on your question/purpose (though minimize overall complexity seems close). You want something you can use as a guiding value/principle for your company; also something practical. "Do you accept that minimizing complexity is critical..." Critical, for what? [FWIW, I think it's critical for finding truth, generalizing well, and also for beauty/rightness/elegance]

I'm now going to have a beer after all this! :-) Cheers!
This video raises an interesting point in regards to the law enforcement potential.

It gives new meaning to "if you see something, say something". Or, "if you see something, just keep looking at it, and an agent (robot?) will be automatically dispatched".

If these glasses become pervasive enough in our society, not wearing them will brand you as suspicious.
This is helpful. It is mapping to about $5.50 per TB served. Do you have data sources you can site?
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That's another good reason why you should consult your landlord before embarking on this type of project.
"While it’s difficult domain to penetrate..."

Very punny.
You're kind of ranting about downvotes... no one cares, and it's annoying.

Why care about karma so much? It's just a mechanic this site uses, it's no reflection on your character.
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Really? I see inheritance as a good antidote for cut'n'paste. If you don't physically duplicate code, you'll never have to read both copies just to make sure they're still the same. I agree most devs do it wrong, but I think it's because they're purely pragmatic and haven't read or thought philosophically about the open/closed principle, programming-by-difference, Liskov-substitutability…

And I do want to remind readers that Moose is not the Perl object system, it's an object system added on top of the mess that a huge collection of legacy code presumes.
The Quill decision was largely premised on the lack of contact between the catalog company and customers in the state--that is, such contacts were so infrequent (i.e., less than double-digits a month) that it would be unfair to impose any sales tax obligation on them (the "substantial nexus" requirement). The same cannot be said of Amazon; it regularly sells to hundreds, possibly thousands of (insert state here) customers each day. This is more than sufficient to establish a sufficient nexus to Colorado so as to justify the imposition of a sales tax.

Note that if you read the decision, the key issue is not whether a state can impose a sales tax on out-of-state retailers (it cannot, even without physical presence, if the substantial nexus test is met), but whether the state law unfairly discriminated against out-of-state retailers (which it does, the law is poorly written).

The reason Amazon folded against New York and California is because it knew both states were willing to take this all the way to the Supreme Court, and it knew that if that happened, it would lose.
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You're right about not blocking view, but what about attention?
Its a lovely quote, but I've used Perl, I know what it provides. I've also used lisp. I just think if you're going to make a claim you need to back it up with something solid.
Somehow, everyone forgets this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vx2L9g0reNo or this one caused by texting and driving: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC85prQKFrU

It's possible that Project Glass glasses could obscure your vision or distract you, but somehow I don't think it's as bad as actually moving your entire visual field into your groin. Also, the software could help mitigate this issue by a) detecting when your speed (via GPS) is high and disabling any dialogs that overlay the center or b) just keeping most of the overlay up in your peripheral vision.

It is also unlikely these things will always be recording everything due to battery life alone. Best case, they sleep until woken up by notification, alarm, geo-fence, or some other sensor. But recording video non-stop? Maybe you'll get 1 hour of battery.

Most of the concerns I'm sure are being considered, as well as issues people haven't even raised, like long term biological effects. Google is not run by idiots.
That's a good observation. Avoiding GPL3 software, like newer versions of bash and gcc, might have the unintended consequence of putting their users at risk.
Under the treaty, they could send submarines through the straits but they had to notify Turkey:

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I'm not sure how true it is, but it makes a good story. :-)
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I'll tell you even more, Notch said in one of his tweets he's going to add network capabilities so that these computers are able to talk to each other. So that fleet can potentially form a hivemind of sorts. Also, hacking others' ships, viruses, coordinated attacks and all that. Isn't that awesome?
Uh, really? They won't be able to get to your money unless they force you to hand over the key, but unless they give you back the drive, neither will you.
Here's a Python asm compiler to go with those tools https://github.com/severb/0x10c-asm
Huh? Since when did Hacker News become 'The Economist' or Financial Times?
There's an easier way to create buzz in just 2 simple steps:

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I wasn't thinking anything - I have no idea what your requirements are.

Slide 12, and slide 61: http://wwww.wittenburg.co.uk/Presentations.aspx

[Edit] Maybe that answer was a bit trite.

As mentioned, I don't know what the requirement is. The article mentions Ruby, Python and Node, but also suggests those selections are random to introduce complexity.

Would I choose WS-Fed? Depends.

Maybe, if the IDP uses AD. The benefit is that you can use ADFS and only code out the relying party. Definitely, if the solution is service-based. And also definitely, if a). I need a token other than SAML or b). I'm doing anything with Azure or Office 365.

I guess a more interesting question is why I'd code web SSO from the ground up when there are two stable protocols out there. I wouldn't. I'd use what brains more capable than mine have already designed. Something that has been out there for a while, and has proven itself to scale and be secure.

Security is very compelling. WS-Federation is used to protect some very, very sensitive public sector services. And I'm talking a lot more sensitive than the HR solution I built for the UK government.
One example of where this is used in practice is the fftw library (fastest Fourier Transform in the west). At runtime you can run a trial of FFT algorithms for your data size and architecture, and it will pick the fastest.
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What exactly are you asking?

North Korea may be the only country bad for a hack-cation. No Internet there.
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I think with these glasses I might be less likely to do that as often as I already do poking at my cellphone while I walk around the city.
"I also don't think I was comparing it to creating a hostile environment where women feel objectified"

Lighten up.
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In addition to the fully loaded costs, Yahoo also pays higher salaries than most companies in SV.
> Ugh. Google, you have so many cool ideas and so little business acumen.

Yeah, they became a 200 billion dollar company without business acumen.
> Looks nice, but in debugging, you have no idea where we are going when you set a breakpoint at the switch. because the val is not an enum type, so debugger can't make the job easier for you.

So .. move forward a step?
You are constraining your discussing to Windows 7. I am not. XP may have disappeared from the life of a non-corporate programmer

Well what version of OSX are you using to make your comparison? SP3 to 10.8? Either way, there isn't some nebulous security gap between OSX and Windows, vulnerabilities exist in all systems and a responsible vendor patches them when they're discovered.

Please show me how to remotely compromise an up to date SP3 machine. Yes, there are exploits that exist at points in time, but the same is true of OSX, just google "OSX exploit".

malware is still not a part of day-to-day life with Macs to anywhere near the extent it is with Windows

All that proves is that there is more malware targeting Windows, it speaks nothing to the inherent security of the system since malware can't install itself.
Ah, so, because you feel excluded, you believe that conferences should be remade in a way that makes you feel included.

And who will that cause to feel excluded?

Not to mention, other than your colorful editorializations of what you think people mean ("Y U NO DRINK?" Y U NO BACK UP YOUR FAUX INTERNAL MONOLOGUES?), I don't see where's this hostile environment exactly? Because I haven't seen or heard of anything hostile at conf after-parties and I've spoken at 20 tech conferences and attended more. Confs from all over the "ego gamut" - from old school PHP confs, PERL confs, and OSCON to LessConf and JSConf. And, let it be known, I'm a woman. Who no longer drinks at conference after parties.

So you figure if anyone's gonna have a ring-side seat to obnoxiousness, it'd be me.
I wonder why so many started to implement VMs for that processor. Just impatience when his next game will be released?
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From what I've read various places (but can't find a reference at the moment), the version bump from 3 to 4 was just to be able to have the Camel book coincide with a major version (i.e. "this book describes Perl 4" instead of "this book describes Perl 3.1.4.1.5" or whatever).
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I think Apple's hype machine however can also lead to problems, because it can raise expectations so high that nothing they release can match it. You're already starting to see some of that. With both the iPad and iPhone, Apple is mostly just doing refinements now: change the radio, bump the screen res, bump the CPU clock. It's not disruptive or revolutionary anymore, it's just evolution.

You're already starting to see some of that now. Building excitement is great, but if you over do it, people will be disappointed.
You're right. The drinking was always epic at OSCON in the early 2000s -- a conf that has historically been full of the purest OSS nerds, least brogrammer types. And let's not even get started on PERL events. Free as in beer, you know.
I would have used a foldable bed.