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I like your defense of Blekko. I am often puzzled why blekko is talked off so little, compared to DDG, on Hacker News. Nothing against DDG, but blekko is the only new entrant trying to fight Google heads on. As it does its own crawling, and Skrenta believed that search can be improved when he started (apparent from his blog posts).

But I think, the mistake Blekko did perhaps was being too close to a Google kind of (i.e. traditional) search engine. On this path, it may take them atleast another 3 years, before people start taking them seriously. It will be a hard and grueling road.

But the thing, I like about them, is that they did not make the mistake of cuil, and are being conservative in making promises.

Overall, I suspect, they may be feeling a bit out of sorts, as when they started out (2007) the social network thing was still in infancy. And now people are talking about facebook coming into search and so on, which if it happens, may be a totally different approach to search, than perhaps what blekko did, which was trying to emulate and out-do Google.
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That little detour is because that is there.
Of course HMC tops the list. It's free for everyone. Reminds me of that one (Forbes?) college ranking list that had West Point as the best school to go to, primarily because they factored in cost as a major ranking determinant.

And yes, everything's stacked in the favor of elite schools. They make you more money, and they cost less. I had a full ride to Harvard and so did everyone else whose parents made less than $80k. At state school I would have been fucked over twice.
An idea about emailing in notes: Perhaps generate a random email addresses for each account, so for example my account will add notes sent to: mdcore_sdfsd8f7@fetchnotes.com
And if I were to get spam, I can click a button to immediately generate a new one. This way you don't need to store and manage (or require the user to store and manage) a list of authorised email addresses.
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Hashify.me lets you store an entire webpage in a url. As I recall it links bitly addresses. This lets you store up to 22500 characters.

Now you combine that with this in a bookmarklet / plugin. Add some obfuscation so bitly or whatever url shortener you use has a hard time detecting you and so the wrong anchor or no anchor shows an innocuous page.

Now the host isn't aware of the existence of the data nor is the encryption being done using server side code.

I am of course probably missing a huge flaw, so someone tell me why this won't work and how to fix it.
Yea but I don't recall anyone liking that interaction pattern.
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The main challenge is that start ups, as it is normal, seems to look for top people or with lots of experience. The second challenge is that even if they would consider an unexperienced person, they would not do it remote. I am pretty sure if I lived in the right 'hot' places I could find something, but I don't.

It has to be remote as I live in a small city in Germany. I can't move out as I need my job. I don't live my job as I have no idea if start ups would be for me (that's why a remote work would be nice too, to get to know what the job is...). But I noticed I get programming fast, so that's why I always look for a chance to prove myself in there, maybe finance is not for me after all, who knows.
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UTF-8 is not efficient for random access.

I don't have problem with UTF-8. I have problem with the silver bullet attitude advocating using an approach for all cases without thought. That's just intellectually lazy.
datauri encoded would be larger (this is deflated before being based64 encoded), and the formatting for the docuent needs to be encoded within the URL where as this doesn't. Plus it doesn't make a cool HN story :P
> It appears the purpose of this is to reduce the liability of whoever is running the server. Perfect for magnet links and such.

PasteBin itself is a DMCA notice magnet already for some very litigious people, as I know from having read through more public DMCA notices than most people would bother reading through. So if you're worried about legal liability, consult a lawyer to make sure that your technical solution would actually help you in court.

There's something called "willful blindness" that you might want to understand if you plan to run a PasteBin clone where people could be expected to post magnet links to pirate content. You could also do worse than to have a lawyer explain your DMCA obligations to you, too. If people start posting pirated stuff to your site, you're going to want to be very clear about them, lest you find out that you technically don't have DMCA safe harbor because you flubbed one of the requirements.
Furthermore it would not help much.
You still would have to monitor the algorithm decisions.
Otherwise you loose control over your work.

Never ever I would allow an algorithm to decide what is a bug and what is a feature request.
That's a (disputed) point of law, not a law of sociology or psychology or spirituality or such.
Is there evidence that elite private schools are cheaper than state schools for a significant portion (or better yet, majority) of the population?
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Of course you can, you just may not enjoy the answer. Without dividends, there's no actual mechanism for corporate success to benefit shareholders, there's only how "investors" assume each other will probably react to the news. Even share buybacks are priced through this hall of mirrors. A rational valuation is not an attempt to predict where the speculators' random walk will be at some point (there's every sign that can't be done) but the amount you can pay in confidence of ending up with a profit regardless of all that, based solely on how the company plans to reward buy-and-hold investors. These days the answer is often "only speculators think these shares should have any value", and Mark Cuban astutely likened those stocks to baseball cards.
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Wow, that's great thanks!
As I understand it this is exactly how Zerobin works. The server stores the encrypted data, and the key is passed in the URL only.
The app works very nicely. It can feel a bit unresponsive, for example when you press "Done" on a note it takes some time to upload the note, but you don't see anything, which makes me want to press the button a gazillion more times. Maybe a nice spinner there would make things clearer.

Also, just out of curiosity, how are you planning to make money with this?
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Great for remote teams who are heavily command-line based (developers and deployment folks).
This has been suggested often (and would be a wonderful feature). IIRC it's impossible currently due to the fact that flash runs as a single process and so you can only control the volume of all flash movies, not individual ones.
I've been building something similar to this as a side project. I think it's a great idea and hope these guys can build a better app than I've been able to.

Here are some of the benefits of this approach:

* It's more than just to-do lists. Lists can be used to keep track of everything in your life, not just the things you need to do tomorrow. Gift ideas, checklists, links to read later, restaurants to try out, data you've been collecting, pros and cons, brainstorming sessions, and life goals (to name a few) can all be represented as lists.

* Mix to-do items and random thoughts. Not everything on a list should be something you're going to follow through on. Sometimes it's good just to get your thoughts out of your head and onto a screen. You can evaluate your ideas later. Think of your lists as brainstorming devices, especially if your brainstorming session is spread out over many hours, days, or weeks.

* Every project needs a list (hashtag). If you're undertaking something you'd consider a 'project,' make a list for it. Start collecting thoughts, goals, links, notes, and of course to-do items.

best of luck to you guys!
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Yes, I believe that leaders who are able to control a country are rational players.

(I think nuclear weapons are probably the greatest ever contributory factor to world peace in absolute terms. I'm certain that the 20th century would have been far, far bloodier throughout its span had they not been invented.)
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When did 'cloud-based' become a synonym for 'runs on a server which stores stuff'? :P I like the app though, good work!
I think the point of the article is "by default". I don't know about Firefox but chrome has plug-in on demand as well. On linux, I have plugin on demand enabled in Opera, however on windows I have it disabled due to it's inability to start hidden flash. For example on Soundcloud. Maybe there's an action for enabling plug-in on demand that I could put to shortcut but I never got around to look into it. Anyway, flash on windows is just fine ...when not counting the adobe vulnerabilities(tm).
$180,000 and under, all you have to pay is 10% of your parent's income for Harvard. Above that it scales, but still you have to be well in the $200s+ before you have to pay the full admission price. Similar for Princeton/Yale other schools with a shitload of money, though I'm not sure of the exact numbers.

Given a median household income of ~$50k in the US, I'd say yes, elite schools are almost unequivocally cheaper across the board than state schools. Common misconception held by most.
That's a really good question. First, to clarify, capital appreciation refers to the increase of the price of a stock. Investors buy stocks for a different reasons. The primary reason is to receive a return on that investment. Return is an all-encompassing word. Investors earn a return if the stock price goes up or if the company pays dividends.

There are many companies that don't distribute dividends, either because (1) they may be in poor financial health or because (2) they prefer to reinvest that money in assets that will help generate more return. Even without the dividends, people do buy these companies. In the second case, a company's earnings are expected to rapidly increase, thereby generating more value and lifting the price of the stock. (These are called growth stocks.)

Analysts have developed a gazillion ways to determine a stock's value and potential return. Like many other things, the value of stock is in the eye of the beholder. You could be willing to purchase a share of Google for $2, while I may only be willing to spend $1 for a share. A market for Google develops when millions of people apply their own valuations of Google into buying and selling that stock. It's the market mechanism gives the a stock value (price).

It's likely that this answer won't satisfy you, because I'm essentially telling you that a market capitalization is in the eye of the beholder. Questioning a stock's value is an existential question that applies to everything that we buy, hold, or sell.

It's likely that this answer won't satisfy you, but it shouldn't. Nobody should ever feel that they "know" the value of a stock, that's preposterous.
That's dodging the point. If you forget whether your list A is an association list ((key value)) or a reverse association list ((value key)), your cars and cdrs won't crash the program, but your program will still fail to produce a correct result, and the source of the bug is a type error.
As a recent HMC grad: It's very much not free for everyone. Many of my classmates graduated with fairly hefty loans which will take many years to fully pay off.

Olin is free for everyone, and there's a wave in the elite schools to set up payments so that students don't leave with loans. Mudd has a relatively small endowment, so probably couldn't function under that model.
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Remove "position: fixed;" from "div.left-col" in responsive-stammy.css

Unless there was a reason to break the (horizontal) scrolling.
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Whoops, my bad. Not sure how I came under that impression. Seems like Olin's not free anymore either, only half-tuition now. Shame

EDIT: Ahh, I was thinking of Cooper Union.
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I want a solution, that, after I enter recipient's name, looks up that peson's defined tag cloud (or folder structure with keywords pulled automatically by analyzing content of such folders) and helps me (the sender) to tag my email, even pops up bug report form, if there is one, defined by recipient.
This was obviously related to the recent government oust of Bo Xilai.

I heard tanks were patrolling streets in Beijing just 2 weeks ago.
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I never said the claimed risk was that Iran would use nuclear weapons against the US - you seem to be attacking a straw man there. I believe the risk is that Iran would use nuclear weapons against Israel in retaliation to an attack on itself.

I don't buy Iran arming terrorists with nukes either. Both the US and USSR have used state sponsored terrorism as political and social tools, but never armed them with nuclear weapons. Without extremely plausible deniability, the repercussions of MAD would reach through if such weapons were ever used.

I think Iran sees nuclear weapons as its ultimate defense against continuing belligerent and threatening rhetoric from the US. And from my perspective as a neutral observer, it's hard to disagree with them. I think it's inevitable that Iran will get nuclear weapons, and the sooner that reality is dealt with on a rational basis, the better. If anything, the US should be bargaining with Iran to get a quid pro quo in return for acceptance of nuclear armament.
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I don't know anything about Lehi being "instrumental in the invasion of Iran in 1942". Do you have any more information on this?

Saying that Israel engages in terrorism and is deeply rooted in terrorism based on actions of two small factions (Lehi was no more than a couple hundred people at its peak) from before the War of Independence which were then shut down by Ben Gurion and Haganah (e.g. the Altalena Affair) and were not allowed anywhere in government is... strange. American patriots in 1775 were also properly called terrorists by the British, but you don't claim that the USA is a terrorist organization deeply rooted in terrorism, do you? Anyway, the maximalists were not in government for the first thirty years and by then realities and their position changed a lot. The beliefs of Netanyahu are not the same beliefs as those of Jabotinsky, though they both support an independent Jewish State.

Your point is very difficult to take seriously because of all the hyperbole. If you support an unbroken Muslim land from Morocco to Indonesia, just say that, don't say "Israel is bad because they fought the British for independence". Who didn't fight the British for independence? Jeanne d'Arc did it! Why don't you rage on the British for all the suffering they caused in all corners of the world for centuries? All the people they killed?
I think he meant horizontal scrolling (which is because his browser window is only 800px wide).

position fixed on the left sidebar was actually requested by many folks so they dont have to scroll all the way back up after reading a long article of mind to get to the nav
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As I understand it, Azul rather solves this problem by giving control of the memory-mapping unit to the VM. Which allows some really neat tricks (I'd expect it also allows VM->kernel privilege escalation, but their machines are Java appliances anyway.)
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This is silly thinking. The only thing that a MAD based stalemate is better than is a nuclear holocaust. Otherwise it's worse than every other option.

The Cold War was better than WWIII but it wasn't something to be cavalier about, over a hundred million people died due to the oppression in communist countries, and a far larger number of people's lives were irrevocably damaged by over a half century of tragedy. Even if a nuclear armed Iran likely won't end in a nuclear war that doesn't give license to simply pretend as though the prospect of a nuclear armed Iranian regime is anything other than a huge step backward for the world.
Things have changed from the days of being solely limited to the big rectangular state. Now, it's all fair game.

Besides, it was the Picasa-requiring-profiles thing which was going down when RNCH started. That Other Thing wasn't even ready for prime time at that point.
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If validation rules aren't on the server, how do they ensure that submitted values are valid? Do they have a framework that magically propagates business rules to the server?
... cross-domain XHR

That's not a problem because Firefox has support for CORS, which is better than doing Flash because it's faster.

Of course, the server must cooperate with the browser by passing back allowance headers, but that's also true for Flash, as you need the server to have a crossdomain policy file for that.

Last year I wrote an article about it on my blog about how to configure it, check it out: http://bionicspirit.com/blog/2011/03/24/cross-domain-request...
It may not be 1999 but what about the whole OOXML thing? That's the first thing that springs to my mind when Microsoft talks about standards committees. I'm sure there are a lot of nice people working there, but I'm not going to hold my breath.
Comparing 1984 to 2002 in CS is ridiculous. Nothing dropped precipitously. CS grew astronomically, and it attracted more new males than females, but still there are far more women doing CS now than then.
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I'm referring to the current "regime" in South Africa (do people ever use that word to describe a state they feel is legitimate?). If you had some kind of agenda and wanted to spin it the way you're spinning Israel, you could say the South African regime is even more deeply rooted in terrorism--Mandela was the founder and leader of the "terrorist organization" MK, and two of the next three successive presidents of South Africa were also members. Just as you point out that the Jewish militants were designated terrorists by the British, MK was designated as a terrorist organization by the South African government as well as the United States. You could even point out that once the "terrorist regime" took over in South Africa, MK was even folded into the regular military.

Of course, no one really says these things about South Africa. People seem to realize that Africans who have suffered from centuries of colonization and repression might be justified in fighting back. People even seem to realize that Ireland can be its own country now, even if they were founded by terrorists who killed British people, and even if some of them tried to engage Germany in a round of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". Funny to wonder why people are less understanding with Israel, isn't it?
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