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If you're a visual person, you could look into something like corkboard.me (an online board for your post-it notes) or one of the many kanban board offerings -- just google kanban, and a bunch of services should pop up. My own webapp, http://mindcast.com could probably be used, as well, although it's more oriented towards visually mapping bookmarks.
Anyone else notice the really weird link supposedly of the Ipad Screen Resolution that contained the initial query of Domino Pizza Phone Number?

x's so it won't become a link!

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That argument is one theory, highly controversial. I'm certainly not saying it doesn't play a part, but it's still a hotly debated question among experts as to what is ultimately responsible for the crime drop. Most likely, it's due to a combination of factors, for the basic reason that social phenomena like crime tend to be very complicated. We would be extraordinarily lucky if it could be pinned down a single, simple explanation.

And while the socioeconomic distribution of the population would be expected to play a part (which is certainly affected by family planning), it would be highly unlikely for progress in policing techniques not to play a part at all.
And where else could you drop in on a lecture by Feynman on the mathematics of potato chip worlds, and have Carl Sagan drop by your dorm for dinner and conversation about silicon based life?

I did not realize until years later what a treasure those experiences were.
/v1/people/john and /v2/people/john are different representations of the same internal state.

REST = Representational state transfer. While a URI is a unique identifier, it uniquely identifies a representation of internal state. The structure of the representation under a version should stay constant or else you void your social contract with consumers of your service.
It's being downvoted because you're drawing an illusory correlation solely to be contrarian. This does not contribute to the discussion.

I think the decreased crime rate is due to global warming! There's a perfect negative correlation between crime rate and average global temperature, so clearly the data support my opinion.
This is a good article for "big picture" thinking about how to grow a company. Lots of people get hung up on their specialty, and overly aggrandize their importance, instead of seeing the larger concepts. This is an article that helps bridge those conceptual gaps.
Ah, the classic "Why would you want to do that?" response.

If it's an uphill battle to attach a USB keyboard, I'm not interested.

Whatever display quality Apple has achieved with the iPad will soon enough be standard in all displays.

Apple's overpriced products are considered "obsolete" soon after you buy them anyway- they just release a better version months later for the same or a lesser price.

I'm happy to watch the tablet fad come and go. Meanwhile a portable display would be nice.
This kind of legal weapon is just emerging, and it's a product of circumstance — patent offices have rubberstamped hundreds of Apple's bevelled rectangles, and Apple recently found a court that would act on it and delay sales. It's a bit early to say lawyers have it all figured out, and that we should shut up and listen to them.

Consequences matter, the intent and spirit of the law matter — lobbying, laws, case law, patents and injunctions are decided by humans — which is why it's important to counteract the claim you quote, that this is about protecting customers from being confused about what they're buying.
First off, name calling doesn't encourage polite conversation.

Second, progressive enhancement isn't "grandpa" thinking, it's good design, and more important today than ever. (A cursory search turned up .net magazine declaring it the #1 web design trend for 2012.) Skipping it for an experimental prototype is probably fine, but it's essential for serious work.

Third, as I mentioned from the start, the site in question here fails even when browsing with almost all scripts enabled: something essential in its design gets caught even by NoScript's minimal anti-XSS protection. That suggests an actual security risk to me.

And finally, I won't get into an argument about security bugs, but you haven't commented on the privacy issue at all. In its default mode NoScript prevents the vast majority of tracking systems that I've seen, while having a minor and entirely manageable impact on day to day browsing once you've used it for a week or so. You may not like that tradeoff, but it would be nice if you'd give some minimal level of respect to those who do.
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No it's not. In the US it's available from Verizon and Sprint as the LTE version (not completely compatible with the HSPA version) and there is no device available from AT&T or T-Mobile. You can buy an unlocked device directly from Google, but there is no subsidized version available for AT&T or T-Mobile customers.

I bought my HSPA version unlocked in the Netherlands.
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Sorry to hijack but I have always wondered this question myself I am a developer just a newbie one. I've always wanted to attend a startup weekend I know enough to be dangerous and I do work as a freelance front end dev but I am certainly no CS major ninja programmer.

Would I look like a fool if I attended a startup weekend?
The in-memory state is a simplified example for the purposes of demonstration, but there are plenty of debugging scenarios where you're trying to track down a problem and for whatever reason have a hard time reproducing it locally. This lets you sidestep the whole issue.
Of course, there is a top, though it's hard to tell who's furthest ahead when all options are above your own level. It's healthier for my mental sanity to recognize that great things can still be done by those not at the top than to try and suppose the top is nearer to me than I would like or suppose that the top doesn't exist. If you asked me who I thought was at the top of humans thus far, I'd respond with von Neumann. An excerpt from an interview linked at http://infoproc.blogspot.com/2012/03/differences-are-enormou...

Fermi and von Neumann overlapped. They collaborated on problems of Taylor instabilities and they wrote a report. When Fermi went back to Chicago after that work he called in his very close collaborator, namely Herbert Anderson, a young Ph.D. student at Columbia, a collaboration that began from Fermi's very first days at Columbia and lasted up until the very last moment. Herb was an experimental physicist. (If you want to know about Fermi in great detail, you would do well to interview Herbert Anderson.) But, at any rate, when Fermi got back he called in Herb Anderson to his office and he said, "You know, Herb, how much faster I am in thinking than you are. That is how much faster von Neumann is compared to me."

And there was this piercing comment made here a while back: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1054201 An excerpt:

Look, I'm sorry to be the one to break this to you, but if you have difficulty with any programming concept, you must not be a supergenius. You're just an ordinary genius at best.

The sad truth is that there are some people for whom programming comes as naturally as thinking, with code formed as easily as thoughts; and if it takes an effort to understand any aspect of programming, you have just learned that you are not one of those people. Alas.
Sure; Netty works fine as does Tomcat or any other JVM HTTP server. Jetty is popular because it's the simplest without sacrificing performance.
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> We know of no express authority to pass laws to punish theft or burglary of the treasury of the United States. Is there therefore no power in Congress to protect the treasury by punishing such theft and burglary?

We're not talking about theft or burglary of the treasury of the US.

The question is general police power.

> Long story short: you still have to pay your income taxes.

Huh? You should make sure that your canned text is relevant.

Here's an easy one - are there any limitations on the commerce power?
There are several cities that aren't really expensive that have tons of cheap conference space, see, Atlanta.
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Here's one I wrote that plays around with Clojure. I don't think it is quite O(n) though:
https://gist.github.com/2599321
Again, Nilay Patel at The Verge (maybe read the article? http://theverge.com/2011/04/19/apple-sues-samsung-analysis/):

Trade dress law is well-established, and Apple itself has a history of successfully pursuing trade dress claims in the Northern District of California. In 2000 the company sued both eMachines and a company called Future Power for knocking off the iMac's trade dress, winning injunctions in both cases and eventually getting extremely restrictive settlements that effectively removed the infringing products from the marketplace.

The eOne:
http://lowendmac.com/imac/eone.shtml

Article about the case: http://zdnetasia.com/apple-stops-sales-of-imac-knockoffs-130...
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Then they should read what's written on the box because its pretty damn clear. I mean going by that kind of thinking, one can mistake vodka and water. In fact its probably a LOT easier to mistake vodka and water than an iPhone 4 and a Galaxy S2.

Vodka, water, same color. iPhone, Galaxy S.. not even the same color. Just a vaguely similar shape. Heh.
In real life, maybe...behind a computer, probably not...in my opinion!
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> I wince every time someone says it's the FBI's job to catch criminals, and we should make it easier for them to do so. No, it's not their job to catch criminals, period.

If "catching criminals period" was their job, there are no shortage of criminals for them to catch using their current powers.

So, when they want new powers, the relevant question is "what new criminals are they going after?"

Of course, we're all criminals. It's almost impossible to avoid committing a felony or two per day.
And the 3GS also lags a little from time to time anyway (probably less than a nexus one, but still)
This is an extraordinary overview for any entrepreneur thinking about how to put together a business plan that will appeal to us at AH -- fantastic!
Does the article state any concern about property rights?
They give the jury very detailed guidance, in layman's terms, for each question. The jury is not being asked to use any technical expertise--they're being asked to judge the credibility of the experts who have presented each side's evidence.
I think Northern European culture makes it difficult for people to live with themselves if they're slacking off. It's built into many kinds of Protestantism and may have cultural inertia in places (like Sweden) with more atheist leanings.
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It's pretty clear they'd sue again if it was rectangular tho.
Because the other characteristics are similar anyway and can't really be made in an extremely different way.

I'm pretty much certain Samsung is aware that most people prefer the SGS2 (intl') form factor over the roundish one.

That being said for a rounded one I would have wished they made it nicer. The HTC one is nicer for example.
Can you imagine how many user credentials per minute a 'mailserver' TLD could harvest?
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I completely agree. In fact, I like it much more than the previous versions that were trying way too hard to look like an iPhone. If I want to buy an iPhone, I will choose to buy one. Whether Samsung was trying to confuse customers or not (I wasn't there, so I can't say), I think they will be better off forging their own style (even if they are being forced to).
My experience with the Windows Phone Marketplace seems to fit this pattern. A little over a year ago I started teaching myself C#, so I starting creating WP7 apps and releasing them.

As of today I have released 10 apps for the WP7 store (and two for Android), making a total of seventeen 99 cent sales for the paid apps and about $2500 in ad revenue for the ad supported apps. The total download numbers for all ten apps is about 17,000 (1500 Android), with about 500k impressions for the last 7 months. At best, when the apps were most popular, I was making $35 a day in ad revenue which has settled down to about $5.

However, I must note that the apps are not very good. As I was new to C#, each app took less time than the last, but the first took about 3 months of my free time. It was a cool way to learn to code while giving myself a tiny boost in income. However, now that I know I can write crappy apps, I would like contribute to something bigger/better and work with a team. It would be monumentally helpful to have a designer to work with as that is the hardest part for me.
The jury is given a lot more guidance and instruction than what you see on those forms. The judge spoon feeds them the law and the experts spoon feed them the technical information. And of course the judge retains substantial discretion to set aside the conclusions of the jury. The stuff about "theatrical performance" is more TV than reality. It's very important as a lawyer to be able to explain complicated concepts to the jury in a way they understand, but that's clarity not theatrics.

The jury is mostly there to weigh the credibility of the witnesses and experts. E.g. do we believe this Google witness when he says he didn't know about X? We do this for a very sensible reason, which is that it makes the legal system credible. It's very easy to lose faith in the judicial system because you don't trust judges, etc. It's easier to put your faith in a jury of your peers. And at the end of the day, as a dispute resolution mechanism that's what the judicial system depends on: faith that it will render fair judgments.
i thought the entire point of the valley was that you got bragging rights that you dropped out of school?
Expert witnesses are also on sale for the highest bidder. Pot, kettle, etc.
Apple isn't getting 50-70% profit margins on its iphones without market power.
> Google didn't invent performance marketing.

They brought it to the masses
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I have a lot of time to get stuff done, it just doesn't happen. The easy choice is really too easy, and inconsequential.
It's not the jury's job to decide whether that qualifies as SSO, that's the judge's job. It's the jury's job to decide what people actually did, whether they did what they say they did, etc.
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Agreed but I also think that getting input from those you know or know of in addition to total stranger review is stronger. The more of people you trust reviewing something, the more you're more inclined to trust those reviews. I think having both systems in place is better. BTW, this comment is separate from the article's argument of social.
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Or downvoted for no reason. haha.

That's PaX standalone: http://grsecurity.net/~paxguy1/
Exactly. After looking at the results of some generic terms (netbook, ultrabook), they're really not equipped for general-purpose feature comparison. But when you narrow it down to a specific model, it seems like it would help you avoid ripoff craigslist/ebay deals.
I meant the job market but that's also good to know :)
"Don't spend $100,000 on an app. Or even $10,000."

I think that's easy to say if you are a developer. If you are a designer, how is possible to not spend at least 10k on a developer?
Sorry, but that's not how language works.
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Voting this up because I see that once again, HN users are voting up the TechCrunch writeup of this news instead of the source of the news.

Tired of seeing TC on the front page of HN every time there's an acquisition. They don't add much to the story, and what they do add is questionable. It's getting old.
11 yrs without ever receiving a warrant.

That seems quite impressive.

And it suggests to me your customers are well-behaved. Is that how you would characterise them?

I also think it's a great selling point.

Maybe it's desirable not to have "unruly neighbors" in your "cloud service neighborhood".

We've seen plenty of examples what can happen when such neighbors draw attention to themselves.
You can't have systems that are secure except when you don't want them to be. They are either secure and require factoring huge numbers (or other hard problems) break, or they are easily broken fr everybody.

Compound that with a country that is more interested in prosecution and confinement than justice, and you have a very bad mix.

The very existence of National Security Letters makes me fear this kind of power.
This article is missing the point of FizzBuzz.
Patent law is nice when it ensures that innovators are compensated for their work, but Apple has clearly been compensated. Perhaps it could benefit from an addendum -- not enforceable when you're already making a ton of money off your innovation.
So... what is git-scm? Is it git?
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How do you know anything is true? What would satisfy you in regards to Thiel's presentation? That he was a top student at Stanford? That he founded PayPal? That he was the first outside investor in Facebook? That he invested in distribution monsters like Yammer, Stripe and Zynga? That he's a chess master? That respectable people think he's smart? What would satisfy you?
Someone hasn't used a recent Android phone or certainly not one with Gingerbread or ICS. I have never, ever, ever, ever experience scroll lag or a lockup on my Android phone with hundreds of apps installed running relatively unstable CM9 nightlies.
I feel like if the problem for which the module in the OP was a regular, recurring one like you've described, Storm[1] seems like it would fit. It uses Zookeeper to manage state and maintains strong ordering[2].

1. https://github.com/nathanmarz/storm/wiki
2. https://github.com/nathanmarz/storm/wiki/Transactional-topol...
You seem to be rather short and dismissive of individuals' comments on patents, design patents and their context in this and the Oracle v Google case. For those of us that don't understand, an explanation would go a lot further than snark.
And terms like "his/her" which is also in the documentation. The ordering shows a preference that is not necessary. The singular "they" (or the relevant variant) is acceptable in written English, so "their" in this case.
That we are hearing of things "created only on an iPad" is often only because they are not the most efficient means of creating those things in the first place. Otherwise it wouldn't really have been news.
I don't understand why they're even offering a download. If I'm using a Mac and I want to start using git for the first time, chances are the pre-installed git (1.7.7.5, from last December) is the best option.
If by 'new' you mean 1946 then sure: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lanham_Act
This was a great conference all around - I hope Rob and Mike have a pre-signup for previous attendees, as next year is sure to sell out.
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I've read every one of these so far. They've all been great!

Blake, if you're on HN, just wanted to say thanks!

(If these were converted into an ebook or paperback, I'd eagerly buy it.)
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This is probably the best thing that could happen to this magazine though. Publicity from all these news sources.
Deliberate or not, their previous designs were basically carbon copies of the iPhone (My Galaxy Ace currently has an iPhone case on it...). The small changes made here at least make the phone different, and personally I think it looks better for it.
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This screenshot seems to disagree, at least on the software front: http://twitpic.com/9gurwj
It's like asking a dozen parakeets which of the two nuclear physicist in the room is right about string theory. I fail to see how their opinion can be relevant.
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Git isn't "pre-installed" on OSX; it comes with XCode. You can be a developer on OSX and not use XCode. It's not common, but it doesn't hurt to offer a download. And, of course, it's not like XCode gets updated every time Git does.
My biggest takeaway from the essay:

> So it’s worth thinking really hard about finding the single best distribution channel.

When thinking about the distribution, I always think about all the possible things we can do and try to do at least 3-4 top ones. The mistake is not to quickly zero down on the one with highest RoI and put all the energies on that one.
Why would anyone do the work to innovate if they can't make a ton of money with patent protection? Who's to say what a "ton" of money is? How much did it the initial work cost?

Worrying about compensation isn't a good metric for patent validity.
I actually met Oren at TED. Super sharp guy.
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