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There is no Nobel price of Economics, only, as cpach else states, a price that the Central Bank of Sweden created "in memory" of Nobel. Nobel did not consider economy a science.

Krugman is a shill of central banks, and in my opinion not very intelligent. He want everything to be central planned like in Soviet Russia by states, because people do not know how to spend their own money.

His ideas are:

States should spend without worrying about spending the money of their tax payers.

Once the money is gone continue spending with debt, don't worry about interest or inflation, as central bank you can create money out of thin air.

Continue "stimulating" the economy, raise taxes to 100% or declare bankruptcy of your debt if necessary, inflation does not matter, that people loose all their savings does not matter, that private economy disappears does not matter.

He is a neo-keynesian that says that the problem with Japan was that it stopped spending.
I don't understand his point on encapsulation of information versus implementation. If anyone can help me here, I would be grateful.

* Should the user of your object/data have to make this distinction? Does he care if age is a piece of data or the result of a calculation?

* Should the user of your object/data know where a piece of information is? Suppose I start of with having a birthdate attribute in my person hash. I later read something about CQRS and decide to build my person as an event store. My birthdate is now in some event hash inside an events list in person. If I encapsulate this birthdate information, the users of my object/data don't have to change.

Encapsulating information/implementation might "complect" person, but doesn't it make it a lot more simple for the users/callers?
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I'm really sorry about your negative interactions with our team in Asia – they don't reflect the fact that we very much feel we're competing with every other option there is out there, and generally never being as good as we can be at serving developers. And not just competing the 3-5 significant other 3D engine companies, but also internal technologies, open source engines, and even very different approaches like picking 2D instead of 3D in cases where both might work.

Our entire business model is built around supporting individual developers and small teams, and while we've more recently started to learn to support bigger customers, it not how we think about our product and company and we've kept building and licensing great tech that we then release to everyone using Unity – the same for all, from the littlest indie shop to EA.

PS. I'm glad that you liked Boo, it's a cool language whose designer works for us doing many Mono and compiler-related projects.

PPS. Apart from being kind of enthusiastic about Unity and the business we're in I'm usually not told that I'm obnoxious, but I can live with it if I have to. In any case feel free to get in touch on twitter (davidhelgason) or by email at david at unity3d.com. Also would love to hear more about your bad experiences in Asia, these are new teams and maybe someone didn't get the memo about democratization yet.
Interesting. Thanks for linking to this. Notably the article states a recommendation / constraint:

The recommendation for using FILESTREAM is that the individual units of BLOB data be 1 MB in size or higher.

Though, the benefits when that is the case, look mighty impressive.
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The amount of assumptions you stuffed into the reply is simply mind boggling.

I'll start by dispelling a simple one:

Better half doesn't necessarily equate to girlfriend.

Furthermore, the condescending tone and verbiage used in the reply is nothing more than inflammatory. I would disservice myself to continue responding past this point.
Rand is also pushing a HN for online marketing - http://inbound.org/

I hope it takes off, but the community behind it is currently non-existing.
Normal people care about price. As in free calls.

All three criteria you mention are very easy to meet. Skype's GUI was thrown together quickly in Delphi. Yet it's good enough for most users. The bar is set very low.

Features could be added to a next generation "open Skype" (e.g. streaming music or video to several of your friends, simultaneously) that would make it even more fun and attractive, but the RIAA and MPAA would be up in arms within 24 hrs of release.

HN is a place where we routinely discuss things that "normal people" don't care about. That doesn't mean those things are not important. Someone has to deal with the details that enable you to make your easy, fun and free calls, though you might not care such details.
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Look at github.com/robots.txt and you'll see there is no bingbot listed there. I'm not sure if this affects the result in your query, but it might well just be a case of bing respecting a robots.txt file.
Good idea.. they should do this.. Maybe the encryption is too "heavy" for mobile phones? (uses too much battery ore whatever) ?
True, just wish they'd put some meat on it! Tell us a bit about how it worked, what they captured. Then again, it is mass media and the comment is probably a reflection of me being too lazy to read the FCC report, etc. :)
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I think the biggest problem with embedded GC is that you generally don't want to do pay the memory overhead that comes with generational algorithms. It's a pity that most Java systems are layered on top of some C-based OS, so that each process effectively has to have its own heap, with all the memory overprovisioning that entails.
It prevents suppliers from price discriminating (changing iOS users a premium) based on the fact that iOS users are more willing to pay up.
We should bail out of some lang as soon they loose first dollar? And MS is not loosing any dollars yet.
Dev ecosystem and market are quite healthy, even I'd like to see more small (web, startups) projects out there.
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Props to the team. Haven't had a chance to try it yet (Android) but when I enquired they got back to me so quickly and followed up as soon as pre-registration was ready. Solid customer service!
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In my view, it only gets BETTER -- hopefully this is the beginning wakeup call that will get people off of OSX. This has been going on for a long time too, Apple slowly making things more annoying for its users. Especially its developers. (For the record, I own 2 Macs, an iPhone, two Android devices, an iPod, and a PC, so I am not really biased in any given direction...)
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I'm trying to understand why storing your logs in the production database is such a bad idea. Is it because of potential disk contention? Lock issues? Could you be more specific about why it is a stupid idea?
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Appearance is everything in information graphic design - and that's what a search engine results page is. It's an interface between the raw data and my brain, feeding it with information. A better design increases bandwidth and decreases latency. Both of those make the viewer subjectively happier for a wide variety of reasons.

So yes, appearance is an extremely good reason to switch search engines.
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At some point a line will be crossed that will forever signify Apple's transition into the Orwellian entity it once rebelled against - that time may be upon us.
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What business are you running that has larger profit margins than 30%?
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As a consumer, I stopped buying Apple products some time ago. The last thing I bought from Apple was an iPhone 3GS. I still have to use Apple products at work.

Now, I don't think that other companies are inherently more moral than Apple. That would be a foolish assumption. It's just that one company dominating an entire market is bad for almost everyone.

If you develop mobile apps, only having one channel of distribution / platform is such a high risk. I don't understand developers that only target one platform.
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Or maybe it's just extra work and complexity that so few of their users actually care about.
It depends on how you define the market. When Sirius and XM merged, did it become a monopoly on the 'satellite radio' market or did they just become a larger player in the 'radio' market?
The 30% margin may be high, but the fact that the store keeps some of the money is not that surprising, is it?

I do not believe keeping the price equal to other helps the consumer, it's simply Apple keeping developers from charging the 30% straight to the consumer. I believe it would be interesting if they let this restriction slide. Perhaps the advantage of simple purchasing makes up for an increase in price. Convenience is also worth something, as supermarkets have found out.
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Here's the problem with using a not-Google search engine: any time I have trouble finding something, I feel compelled to switch back to Google to make absolutely sure that it really is that hard to find. So while I've tried to use other search engines by default, it just ends up being more efficient to start with Google.
Thanks David, it's good to get a more positive response from you guys. I'll send you an email to continue our conversation.

[Edit: I received an email from Nicholas. I'll follow up with him]
Let's hope this at least makes user presence more accurate. I'm doubtful.
Would be interested to see a demo or screenshots also!
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The component to serve the files up may be slightly more complex, but that has to be balanced against the need to have separate high-availability, scalability and backup solutions for your data that is now in two kinds of places: a DB and a file-system.

Of course, it depends on what you are doing, but many databases make working with BLOBs pretty straightforward and I wouldn't rule out the benefits just to follow some over-general rules.
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I was using google Chrome. I don't have an iPad so I don't know what that looks like
Unfortunately Mozilla is losing a lot of its weight with Firefox losing traction fast. Which is a shame, because it's still one of the best browsers out there, and it's distributed without a commercial agenda in mind.
I'm flabbergasted at this. Either one of two things are happening here:

1. The results returned by Google and Bing are equally good, and so the only thing remaining is the "noise" on the page.

2. The "noise" in the column is so distracting that you are willing to go elsewhere regardless of the quality of the content that you are... "able" to see?

The search results themselves are formatted, basically identically. The only difference is Google has a bit more stuff up top and on the left side on Google. Just set the origin of your vision to be the div containing the search results.

Or take 10 seconds and install a user style. It will take a fraction of the time you spent flipping back to Google to redo a search. (At least that's been my own experience with trying to switch).

Additionally, in regards to visual bandwidth, the Google results are tighter (yet still comfortable), don't have "Related Links" shoved into the middle of search results, and the site (map) links under the result don't take up an enormous space like they do in Bing (they more than double the vertical height of the result).

(as a side note, it appears to be completely impossible to do an "advanced" (date/language-constrained) search with Bing. If you guys don't use these options on Google, you absolutely must try them. They are invaluable when doing any non-trivial query)
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No one in their right mind would punish their customers/users for making a particular product purchase decision.

They would be cutting their own nose off to spite their face.
Certainly agree.

Not even a link to a static project description page (as far as I could tell)

I couldn't find a single picture with a quick browse through. (I know this is superficial) but no screenshot/screencast/videos is bad marketing and doesn't get me as excited about a project
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How do you code something like this? (without reimplementing everything!)
While it's obviously early days, what I find most interesting about this is that it's (a) Adobe, (b) Open Source and (c) developing in the open.

Does anyone know more about how this came to be/what the plans are for the future?
Of course you can put all those keyword searches into your browser. The only difference is that DDG has already made a huge selection, so you don't have to, anymore.

So basically, DDG probably has a whole bunch of !bang searches that you simply had not thought of to create your own keywords for, yet. And when you need it, it's already there.

There are also a few !bang queries that are not external searches, such as one for rolling dice (it can do !roll 3d6+3).

Another minor difference is that you can add the !bang keyword anywhere inside the query, also at the end. Being able to add it at the end makes it easier to "ok let's try this on another search engine".
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This is much more than a key piece of Street View. It's an awesome building block for thousands of very diverse AI applications. Great contribution!
Well, isn't this because that Apple somehow forgot about existence of such a basic concept as FILE?
Good observation. I wonder what would happen if programming and selling software in the US suddenly becomes too dangerous to do. Would it impact the rest of the world?
"cluttered left rail" ... sure, cluttered with things that get a helluva lot of use & happen to be located in a very convenient place.
The logging thing is really really dumb. Having logs in a real database lets you do incredible things (e.g. correlating user feedbacks to random problems you noticed). We use our db-driven logs many times a day to debug issues and find patterns.

Don't be afraid of putting logs in databases and then figuring out how to scale it. It's not that hard and it's very worth it.
Of course, your open market does still exist --
users can choose Android, which thrives on the
notion of 'user choice'.

That's one reason why I, as a consumer, chose Android in the first place.

When I decided to buy a smartphone, I wanted one that allowed me to block calls and SMS messages completely, without leaving traces in the calls/sms logs. I wanted this because somehow my number ended up on a lot of spam lists and a smartphone should be smart about these things, right? If my email address is protected by spam filters, it should be a no-brainer for my smartphone to do the same for calls and SMS.

Imagine my surprise when I found out that such apps are banned from the iTunes App Store and that the only way to get such functionality on iOS was for me to root it and install software through Cydia. And why should I as a consumer go through so many hoops to use such software, when the company (that receives my money in the process) is actively hostile to my use case, a use case which is in no way immoral or unjustified.

When it comes to Android, building an app that blocks calls and SMS messages is still hard, as the APIs you have to rely on are private and keep changing, so the results are unpredictable. But upon a search on Google Play, I did find one that works well, installed with a single click. And I didn't have to root my phone.

Now that's what openness gets you - user experience is important, but it's all for nothing if the apps allowed don't solve your real problems.
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I'm pretty sure you just need a court order and you can get them.

Seriously.. Where's the privacy? Are you asking if someone hands out a specific kind of traffic log for their users? So that you can check where that griefer from your last game lives?
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I'm surprised it took Apple this long since launching (the relatively overpriced) iCloud before they started acting like they always do: anti-competitive and monopolistic.

In the name of UX ofcourse. It couldn't possibly be because unethical market grabs tend to generate money. Remember: Apple doesn't really care about money. They care about you and all that money they make is just accidental.
This is a horrible way of treating 3rd party developers. Apple should keep in mind that one of the major reasons any platform has ever been successful is because of a strong suite of 3rd party applications, be it Windows, iOS or Android.

Microsoft is paying its way to please developers and Apple is literally spitting on their face.

I've had very bad experience dealing with Apple for the past couple of months. I am maintaining an app developed using Sencha and PhoneGap. Apple suddenly rejects an update, reason cited was 'the app is not dynamic enough'. When I inquire further, they ask me to implement Push Notifications. Implementing Push Notifications is not a problem, its just that I or my client have no freaking idea what data we could Push to the app. There is just no need for such a feature.

It's obscenely preposterous for Apple to dictate what my App should be. I know I should be grateful that Apple has provided me a platform for writing apps (after all its their ecosystem), but I hope they keep in mind that 3rd party developers like me are an asset to them.
Any idea how much would this license that Google possibly needed may have cost? Or would it have been one of a kind?
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You know, that's not actually what he belives. In fact, I might go as far as to say, your entire argument is a strawman.

> States should spend without worrying about spending the money of their tax payers
I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. That government spending is immoral? Yes I doubt he agrees with that premise, but I doubt many people do.

> Once the money is gone continue spending with debt, don't worry about interest or inflation, as central bank you can create money out of thin air.

Krugman is not calling for unchecked spending, as you appear to be implying. During the bush years, he frequently criticized policies that ran up debt. However, in his view the long term cost of a recession/stagnant economy is much larger that the amount of debt that might be bought to perform quantitative easing, or any other government intervention in times of financial crisis.

> Continue "stimulating" the economy, raise taxes to 100% or declare bankruptcy of your debt if necessary, inflation does not matter, that people loose all their savings does not matter, that private economy disappears does not matter.

Complete hyperbole. Where on earth did you learn about krugman? Because frankly this comment is awful. You start by calling him a shill, which quite clearly shows your biases, and gives you a reason to dismiss his arguments without giving them proper thought. You then go on to call him not very intelligent which is frankly condescending and very arrogant. And then straight after that you have a sentance that sounds exactly like a libertarian talking point. It has all the markers of being a great political attack: comparison to soviet union, allusions to loss of liberty/totalitarianism, and most of all, factually incorrect.

You call him a shill yet you come off as one, and you give no indication that you have ever tried to understand his ideas with an open mind. I do not subscribe to the Randian ideology, yet I can see why a person might. Can you do the same for krugman? When children are young, sometimes they get told to name five good things about a person before they express their dislike for then. Can you do that for krugman?
Agree completely, the student experience now needs to focus on how to think rather than how to stress about wrote learning.
Here is a quick screenshot[1] from the main window. It's still far away from being really useful, but as an experiment, it looks decent.

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Downvotes because I point out how Google can donate data, not just code? ☹
Looks like the editor is based on CodeMirror from a brief peak at the source.
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