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I think if you just prepend C-style comments (e.g. /* test */ SELECT...) it should still work with the query cache [1]. But leading line comments (like --) will not work [2].

[1] http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=824

[2] http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=40986
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It's Official: Valve Releasing Steam, Source Engine For Linux! - Published on May 12, 2010

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=valve...
Hang out with different men, odds are they will talk about different things. Or, find sports and women more interesting.

It's quite unlikely that all men, everywhere, only talk about things that everyone really thinks are boring. It's also unlikely that everyone everywhere thinks discussing politics and religion is particularly interesting.
With regards to that last bit, my first thought is that Valve could set up some guidelines, such that they will only distribute Linux versions of games that require a non-frustrating set of technologies for the sake of user experience.

I will admit that it's wild speculation on my part to suggest that, though. I'm not familiar with the particulars of the Linux Sound Zoo to say whether such a decision would impart any real benefits. On the flip side though, how painful (or not?) of a restriction on the developers would it be to make such a choice?
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I play Dungeons of Dredmor and Braid via it.

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Knowing vanilla git commands is still important too.
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the pandora does not have the polish nor is it too well designed. it is a handheld for a tiny niche of people. (i had an early one, sold it as it just was not what I expected nor good enough to justify the price with all the drawbacks)
Funny story is a friend who jay walked at 2am in a western European village.

It seems to be illegal in Germany at least. Individual liberty as a concept has a stronger history in the UK than on the continent.
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You ignore the fact the this customer wasn't paying for the hosting. He only costs them money, a lot of time (through dealing with DMCAs, DDoSs and more).

At this point they had to make a choice and they chose for their paying customers and drop pastie.org
Is the OS going to be Android? If you actually pull this off, I'll buy two.
OSS is dead for five years or more.
These days you either have a direct ALSA, or Pulse, which ALSA can stream to transparently.

If you have a SDL+ALSA game you will see exactly zero problems and that's what everybody does. OpenGL support is pretty solid too.
That was awesome. But did you see Nick's face at the end at what Ibrahim said? Lol!
> arcane insertions into ones .bashrc

Are there particular changes to .bashrc that you think are arcane, or do you mean that any change to .bashrc is arcane?
There's a business opportunity out there for someone to build a "Google Backup" tool. It would synch your G-drive to Dropbox, your Gmail to yahoo mail, and so on. Marketed as "in case they turn evil" and intended people like you (and me!) who have this concern.

The company would become useless if Google ever fixed their customer service problems ("they closed my account and wouldn't say why!"), but Google has demonstrated they WON'T fix that.
So, the forthcoming Valve console will be running Linux!
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Like reverse Dwarf Fortress?
quake live runs perfectly well on Linux.
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Could try SMEstorage. I think they have an "aggregation" concept like this.

I think this article misses the point of the these new cloud solutions though. I'm not a fan of aggregation.

The next big stage of cloud storage is integration. Integration into 3rd party apps. Integration deep into devices (iCloud for iOS and Google Drive for Android). Coupling them together will miss the biggest advantage of cloud storage.
there are cases of people losing access to gmail because they didn't add their real name into Google+ which is a pretty trivial action.

the problem is that essential work products like gmail and drive are bundled with social elements like g+ or youtube which I'm starting to dislike more and more.
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The next big stage of cloud storage is integration. Integration into 3rd party apps. Integration deep into devices (iCloud for iOS and Google Drive for Android). This was a "must" for Google for Android to remain relevant.
Both run very well in wine/crossover.
The article doesn't seem to mention this, and I can't find anything obvious on their site, so does anyone know if these guys are going to disclose with the vendors before publishing?

I know there are plenty of sites that won't do anything unless they're forced to, but there are those of us that do care and would like to know before the whole world does.
>Valve has no choice but expand the reach of Steam

This seems pretty unlikely. I doubt there are enough linux gamers in existance to justify what this investment will cost.
Amazing - the meta concepts behind the "Descriptive Camera" are limited only by the imagination, the resolution of the sensing devices, the ubiquity/bandwidth of the data pipe, and the ability to manage/train the backend human workforce and maintain a consistent level of quality. I'm pretty certain, that within 3-5 years, a billion dollar company will emerge using the basic concepts captured by the "descriptive camera." That is, a remote sensing device feeding data into a human-backed work-management queue, and returning some type of structured higher-level processing of the remote-sensing device's data in close to real-time.

Just off the top of my head:

o Flora/Fauna identification
o Scene analysis (Car Crashes/Building Wreckages)
o Medical analysis
o Substance analysis
o Structural integrity review
o Online Translators. Today.

I'm pretty certain companies would be more than happy to pay $1000+ for 3-4 hours of a real-time translator than worked through a smartphone for business trips. Ubiquitous high bandwidth wireless (LTE)/High Resolution Mics/Cameras/smartphones are the enabling technologies which trigger this class of application.
Lack of gaming support was (and still is) in my opinion the main reason Linux didn't get properly accepted into the consumer sector. (every gamer had to keep Windows dual-boot )

Because of that there were problems with the drivers and snowballed to other areas.
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That is interesting news, but turn the OS market upside down? You can't be serious.
Even though I knew about Google Drive, my brain somewhat zoned out for a second and - probably under the influence of yesterdays Planetary Resources Announcement - I thought Google was releasing an SDK for autonomous cars.
Looks cool! And very geeky :)
A little bit of game theory goes a long way. But something like that wouldn't work for very long before someone came along who was only faking it.

There are a bunch of related videos of this show as well. It can be interesting to try to predict the outcomes to see just how good your internal lie detector really is.

EDIT: Also, don't miss one of the comments. BCR came up with the clever solution of passing one of their balls to the other player. That's quite the game breaker, though, so it probably wouldn't be allowed. I guess I should also mention that this is technically a variant of the PD, and that I change the title because almost nobody would know what the story was about otherwise.
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Also for me, Firefox and Chrome, different fingerprints.
Ask HN: What is wrong with folders?
Google among others keeps claiming that Folder concept is outdated and not a good way for humans to organize things online.

Do you see tags/labels/younameit non-nested stickers as a replacement or rather an addition to folders?

I don't buy the replacement idea and would love to understand it better as I find tags/labels often more broken than nested folders.

Thoughts?
It's a 1 minute video so it probably took you longer to post this comment than to watch the thing.
Co-founder of own company. I don't think either of us count as cool though :-)

And we don't do it to be nice. We do it to be efficient.
This is brilliant. It reminds me of Sascha Pohflepp's Blinks & Buttons project, which swaps your photo with someone else's taken at the same time. There's even an iPhone app.

http://www.blinksandbuttons.net/
Medical analysis

I don't think I would rely on a description from a Mechanical Turk human for describing what they see in a pictue.

Is that a tibia or a fibula?!?
There are more efficient ways, but they are platform specific. Using ps is easier, as it's standard.
the thing is you don't need to do that. You just paste the link itself in the browser and the popup will disappear. It's like unlocking a new level.
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If a car ends up on the pavement and kills someone, then there should be at the very least an investigation to see if charges should be pressed.

Given that pedestrians stepping into the road seems criminal by default in many US cities, then surely so should be cars driving on the pavement.

Or would you be able to get out of a jaywalking ticket by claiming that it was accidental?
Right - you don't send to Mechanical Turk. You instead send it to a highly trained backend workforce, presumably highly skilled in the vertical that you are doing analysis on. And, it's not just a picture, but video/sound/other sensing. Who knows what the next advances in remote telemetry will be.
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It's outdated only if you want to really push good search. At some point you will have so many tags, that you'd like to tag tags.
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I guess it also somewhat resembles with GMail not having tree threads.
He keeps on stating how high their level of commitment is, but never gets into any details.

Frustrating to read.
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Why not? Missing games are the last and only "serious" issue of Linux. Well, maybe apart from Adobes product. But that's quite seriuos: Not being able to play normal and modern games is why I have Windows installed, and it's why i couldn't convince my nonexisting kids to use linux solely.

More Games means more user means more games (means better gpu-driver). It's a really old theory, and i think it's one that is sound, that linux somehow has to start the spirale and end the issue of having not enough user for games and therefor not enough games for users. Steam with some Valve-games could change that indeed.
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Yeah, drivers in my country are taught to watch out for vulnerable road users (i.e. pedestrians), moving a vehicle onto a pavement is prohibited except for access reasons.
I was hoping that the description would be derived algorithmically rather than via human intervention. I guess that really was a bit optimistic though :(
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Add speech synthesis and this would be an awesome camera for the blind.
Awesomeness Reminders was a service introduced at $10/month that would call you (or someone else) once a day to say "You're Awesome" -- as a way to cheer you up.

I opted to have this call go to my girlfriend. Didn't tell her anything. She's a very girly girl, and loves when anyone says "Your shoes look pretty etc". She thought it was quirky, funny, but then liked getting the awesome calls.

After a while, the daily calls became biweekly calls. Then I got this email: http://i.imgur.com/iqGmE.png
It is a cute idea but unfortunately (or fortunately?) this particular implementation of the camera comes with (a) opinions, (b) typos, and (c) probably trolls, if they know that their text will automatically be accepted and printed out.

I guess these factors could probably be reduced with more money? I don't mean paying more for the job: I mean using the API to ask a second human to verify the results of the first human and/or fix typos.
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It will remember that you last had the CSS/HTML windows open when you reopen them.

I like that it takes less screen space by default, given that most of my usage is just selecting and analysing the CSS. It's great on a Macbook air.
I think you're missing the point of it.
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is this some kind of myspace clone? weak
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> OSS is dead for five years or more.

OSS on Linux may be dead but OSS is still the API on other free unixes like *BSD's and the API has been developed forwards.

> If you have a SDL+ALSA game you will see exactly zero problems and that's what everybody does.

With SDL, you're stuck with the lowest common denominator of all audio API's. I've had more than my share of problems when doing audio with SDL. If you want 3d audio (doppler effects, etc), SDL audio is out of the question.

OpenAL has been pretty popular with games too, but the implementations available are not rock solid.

> OpenGL support is pretty solid too.

OpenGL support is pretty solid given you have a GPU that has sane drivers, which is not always the case. In particular with consumer laptops and integrated graphics on desktops.

But still, OpenGL is in pretty much every way inferior to D3D if portability doesn't count. It's an awful API for the programmer and the implementer and there are plenty of pitfalls that may cause bad performance or corruptions on crappy drivers.

I regret to say this, but Linux is not a very ideal platform to run games. The biggest problem, by far, is the quality of OpenGL API and implementations. Audio is not at all that bad but it's still kinda hairy.
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Indeed, we do this kind of work today in MobileWorks, using exactly this fact.

Once your workforce is skilled all kinds of new opportunities of this nature open up.
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I got stopped by a cop in Germany once. Everyone was waiting for the walk light to appear. There was no traffic and one small lane to cross so I went; we're talking 20ft(7m). Next thing I know the cop is asking for my passport. He told me it was illegal but let me go after he ran my passport.
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Or you could just add the directory all your repos are in to your CDPATH ...

export CDPATH=.:$HOME:$HOME/repos
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Oh great, another Google+ wannabe.
> Alternatively it could be that you need to enable pulseaudio for title A, ALSA for title B, OSS for title C - ARRRGGHHH.

You don't need to enable or disable anything. If you run a PulseAudio-based desktop, you can run software that uses ALSA, OSS or PulseAudio and it should work.

People complain a lot about PulseAudio but it still has it's place on a modern desktop. A modern laptop might have 3 or more sound card devices (analog out, digital out and HDMI. Add a USB sound card if you're a musician). ALSA does a mighty fine job dealing with these individually, but if you want a fluent desktop experience, you need something like Pulse on top. Or you can hack your ~/.asoundrc if pulse is not what you want.
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I have an ATI card D:

Then again, no amount of engineering by Valve will fix that.
Tickets aren't "criminal". It's just a ticket. And yes, drivers do get ticketed and fined when they drive on the pavement.

But a ticket does not criminal charges make.
I can imagine that the steam box is going to run on Linux.
Would be the only valid reason to port Steam to Linux. And it would make sens why develop your own OS... It did work out quite well for Apple (BSD -> OSX)
Nice. I guess we don't need to look too far to see that soon-to-be-billion dollar company then. Have you considered doing real-time feedback to a device that has remote telemetry (video/sound/pictures/etc...)?
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> I'm questioning whether the game will ever come out at all.

Then why have you not said that anywhere? All you've done is complain about the perceived quality of the result as predicted by you.
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no need. If you have an old/unavailable plan you've been grandfathered in and can stay on it, renewing at the same price indefinitely as long as you don't change your plan or a payment fails.
As well as:

* Poor web browser (not an issue now)

* Poor flash support (better than it has been)

* No Microsoft Office (partially surmountable)

* Video and sound configuration issues (sound is still hit and miss for me)

* Inconsistent desktop UIs and administration tools

* Lack of simple point and click system control panel

And that you couldn't easily find consumer hardware pre-installed with a Linux desktop (which could have got around some of the driver issues.)
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> a free tool anyone can use

So, no more gcc, clang, Eclipse, Blender, nasm, or GIMP. Anything built with free tools is not worth supporting. Do you want to let the entire Fortune 500 know they need to close up shop now, or should I?
I don't see the tabs taking up extra vertical space, although 3x the size should absolutely be noticeable. I did, however, have a problem yesterday when watching a fullscreen video: if I put my cursor on the left side of the screen, the tab bar would appear (as though I had it set to auto-hide) and obscure that portion of the video. It was quite annoying because the sensitive areas extended all of the way to the top left of my screen, where I have a "corner" set up on my Mac to disable the screen saver.
Maybe he is not allowed to talk yet. I can't wait for the official client and game, because I think when the games start rolling in, the video driver and other problems in Linux will be fixed faster. Then I could use Linux again. It's sad that I currently can't run Linux reliably because of my dual-graphic card (sandy bridge + ati) notebook :(
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I was in Vietnam recently. To the westerner their city streets look chaotic and impossible to cross as most people get around by motorbike and there is rarely a gap in traffic. Though it turns out if you cross the road slowly and predictably, it's safer than crossing the street in any western cities. The motorbikes will just go around you or if that's not possible they'll stop. You have to be a little more careful of cars though.

Overall they seem to have little or no concept of anyone having right of way on the road (technically that doesn't apply here either but people seem to think they have right of way). Drivers just always have to be on alert.
OSS is NOT dead, OSSv4 is actively developed under a free license
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A little more of the context:

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> It seems to be illegal in Germany at least.

Interestingly, from my experience even with that cars will hard-brake if you so much as close in on the sidewalk/street limit, it is very weird to see cars shriek to a halt as you're getting slightly closer to the street to better see a sign on the other side, with no intention whatsoever of crossing.
I don't agree; a lot of those people with lots of data are not necessarily going to be technical enough to, say, jailbreak an iPhone and install pirated apps, so it could work as a iOS app. Or it could be implemented by cloud-enabled OSes with different revenue models (desktop Linux, Android, etc).
Games are the only thing you can't run with good performance inside a VM. That's why you can always spin up a Windows VM if you need Photoshop but you HAVE to reboot if you want to enjoy a game. So yes, this would be definitely a game changer
Is this coming outta YC? These guys are really sponsoring anything these days.. I can't see any business model, how are you even planning on paying your server cost?
I wonder how it holds up against a human being. They sould run a test on that.
What are you running? I'm on OS X atm, but I've always dreamt of running something like an HP Envy 14 w/ Linux
We've done some work in this vein already, as a matter of fact: real-time communication between the crowd and cameras / robots. We're currently supporting a few fast camera-driven smartphone applications that developers have built on the platform.

I think what you're after, though, is more comprehensive integration: a remote telemetry system that has crowd intelligence baked into its circuits along several media, rather than one: analyzing simultaneous audio and video. I don't think this would be difficult for a developer to build, and it's a great idea.
Very nice.

Minor nit, though: Piranha plants should not appear when you're standing on top of their pipe or right next to it.
Will MS take a slice of the pie, through their distribution channel? I can see that as being an instant turn off.

It's an opportunity to produce a Gamers Distro based on a solid Distro. They could piggy back a Ubuntu LTS, and focus on a subset of well supported hardware.
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