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I won't go into a quarrel about these. And I won't back any of my claims.

At least not on HN
I've been using Foundation and really like it. This is just one more reason to stick with it.
I think the reason this fails to happen(philip/davic overseeing the ticket till production) is because of this (Heads I win Tails you lose)principle http://www.ribbonfarm.com/2011/10/14/the-gervais-principle-v...
I have to admit that would be pretty interesting.

I still contend that you should leverage a lot of existing code, and build on top of that; if for no other reason than it gets you to a working system ASAP.

There are too many promising-looking projects that try to start from first principles and end up achieving nothing but a poor, half-rewrite of existing systems.

If you find an existing system is holding you back, try to improve that, then do your own as a last resort - preferably after you have a user/customer base.
I don't understand the word "including". Do you mean that almost all of the prisoners were not Soviet citizens or they were innocent?
Dutch service (in restaurants) for example isn't bad because our waiters are rude. It's bad because we see the waiters pretty much as our equals and they're not as deferential as foreigners demand/expect.

I don't think that's why service is bad. Believing that your customers are your equal doesn't seem to have anything to do with performing your job well, nor does good food service imply being deferential.
I believe, only a few of the kids will push whatever they have for better use. This may be my pessimism, but lack of DIY culture and abusing of technology tendency of Turkey population makes me think like this.
I feel the pain, but I also don't think there's much else someone in an HR department can do for you. There are no jobs and especially no entry-level jobs since they are the lowest priority to fill/create. What do you propose they do for you?

It's frustrating and wrong but it's not HR that put everyone in this mess. Edit: and it's definitely not HR that's going to get everyone out.
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What matters is using a technology stack you really master, a stack you know the many trade-offs. That really depends on your experience.
There are a few important missings. Just to point one, the Googles's original UI was as revolutionary as many of the examples here.
Would Gates or Jobs have applied to Y Combinator?
I don't think the answer is to "stop having expectations". The key is realizing you need very little to be truly happy.
Things got quite Apple-centric near the end there. I don't doubt Apple has been responsible for a huge number of innovations recently in user interfaces, but there's some notable omissions like gesture recognition and motion sensing (via the Wii and XBox 360), and crediting Siri with the invention or even popularization of speech recognition is one of the bigger stretches I've heard recently. Dragon Dictate would probably be a natural fit for an early popularizer of that technology.
I don't dispute your statement.

My point is specifically related to Oracle's claim that Android couldn't have shipped without a rangeCheck() function, which is patently nonsense.
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One of my summer jobs needed a lot of stapling. Everything I did ended up being stapled to something else.

The stapler broke. A nice stapler costs just £10. It will last, with care, ten years.

I ask for a stapler. I get given a nasty plastic[1] bit of rubbish. It breaks after half a day. I use my minimum wage to buy myself a stapler.

I learn to hate that employer.

[1] the plastic was nasty - that translucent coloured plastic popular when iMacs appeared.
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I wish him luck. The Washington Post has a larger market, effectively no print competition, and still clearly has trouble. These days it feels like the old USA Today when I pick it off the porch.
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I think goals are a way to drive yourself to do something productive/stimulating so that you don't get bored. However, the accomplishment of goals and fulfilling your every desire, albeit important, is not what makes a person happy.

I think happiness comes from something much more abstract. It is a visceral reaction to your life and everything in it. I truly believe that in the end, the thing that makes you happy in life is when you live uncompromisingly, upholding the beliefs/principles/truths/etc. that resonate deep within your heart; whatever they may be.
>>The key is realizing you need very little to be truly happy.

Although I agree with you in principle. But so as long as we have feelings, comparison and desires to match someone else is inevitable. I've tried a lot, but I keep ending up with...

Why can't I have a car like him.
Why can't I have a home like his.
Why can't go on a costly vacation like him.
...
Why can't I have <insert anything> like him.

And that never goes away...
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Given there are missing things, but what do you mean by google ui? A search box?
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1963: Ivan Sutherland developed "Sketchpad, A Man-Machine Graphical Communication System" in his thesis at MIT's Lincoln Labs [1]

1969: The Genesys system, developed by Dr. Ron Baecker in MIT's Lincoln Laboratory was one of the world's first interactive systems for real-time animation [2]

1980: Richard A. Bolt from MIT wrote Put-that-there : voice and gesture at the graphics interface [3]

[1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USyoT_Ha_bA

[2] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZYslfBpC10

[3] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Pr2KIPQOKE
There are subtle bugs and issues with timing, but the worst, for me, is that the games are not accurate. I play a lot of 80s games on original hardware, but also (when i'm not at home) on my laptop/ipad/android in emulation. Games I have been playing for almost 30 years are locked solid in my mind; every enemy, path, timing has been set in my brain. I can play those games blindly on original hardware. But not on emulators. For people playing these kind of things for the first time this is not an issue; for me it's not being true to the original. The quirks which were in there are supposed to be in there. Horizontal shooters which had visual/audio issues in the original game because the end boss was actually too big for the poor Z80 + VDP to do fast enough, is now suddenly smooth in the emulator in case you lose the edge of attacking it when the computer is in pain. More fun or not is not the issue here; correct emulation is important to preserve all millions upon millions of carefully crafted assembler instructions on the platform of choice. Until we have this working well, I'll keep buying old computers for peanuts just to make sure.
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Try looking at it the other way:

99.8% of the world's population would like to have a car like mine...
Related: If money doesn't make you happy, then you probably aren't spending it right

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I will recommend you to come on over and give it a try :) The music library is huge thanks to YouTube and Soundcloud, the chat got built in translation and lots of other features are coming! I hope you give it a try :)
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This was enforced with various levels of strictness.

DE usenet is still pretty strict about not allowed munged email addresses, and only allowing you to use an address that you have control of.

Other bits of Usenet would tolerate carefully munged From headers, but insist on empty or real Reply-to headers. (Reply to wasn't returned in a simple header retrieval, meaning it wasn't as often scraped. And it was optional. So either have it real, or don't have it at all.) Other bits didn't care what you did.

Since poorly munged email addresses could cause considerable amounts of spam to be sent to that address it's fair enough to remind people not to inadvertently use another person's real email address.

email filters then were not great; email addresses were scraped; downloading a lot of headers over lousy dial-up was annoying; and huge mailboxes was rare.
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...teachers usually work long hours...

No.

http://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2008/03/art4full.pdf

I wish I understood why this myth was so pervasive.
Obj-C is a very simple language. You can pick it up in a week or less if you have any experience with other languages.

Cocoa Touch is a different story though. Even an experienced UI programmer will probably need a few solid months of study to get up to speed.

In my limited experience it's easier to get going in Android but things get more fiddly as they get more complex. For example, gesture handling is a lot easier on iOS.
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I had almost this exactly situation happen a few years back. I was leaving a decent position for another decent position because it was closer to what I wanted to do with regard to the projects I'd be working on and was paying about 15% more.

I hand in my letter of resignation, boss thinks it over for a bit before offering me a 30% raise. I respectfully decline and start to leave before she doubles the raise.

This is where I had to think about it - I wasn't leaving for my dream job or anything, just another 9-5, and here I was with 4x the difference on the table. I said if she could have me a 3-year employment contract by the end of the day I'd sign it at the agreed salary, which is when she immediately started hedging about needing to talk to the attorneys and the owners, etc.

TL;DR - Counter offers are bunk.
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Case studies are also what I like to call “under the radar” sales tool - people don’t have their sales-barrier up when reading a case study. They assume these documents are informational in nature.
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> If people start with "Hi, I have a problem" and don't state what the problem is I close the chat window.

In the past I've found that leads to people reporting "I asked him several times over a few hours and got no response" which, if the person being complained to does not know the situation, could look bad for me.

If I feel like being more terse, I just give a one-word response: "Details?".
That 2x could be lower than what Joel would pay.
Thanks for sharing the detail. Remember reading about a service which would send out saved emails, in case there has been no "I-am-alive" check-ins for some time. Using such a service combined with help from a trusted friend, does seem to be a good option.
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If you were my little brother, and you told me that you had applied to 100 jobs you were strongly qualified for and got zero offers, I would put on my big brother pants and make some fairly pointed observations about your skills, beginning with lead qualification. I would then advise working on skills like lead qualification over sending out 100 more resumes into a process which, as your big brother who loves you has to point out, you must have designed to fail. It should not be difficult to get radically better at it, because a) you've got nothing but free time and b) the place where you're starting from is not terribly advanced.

Also coming from the place of big-brotherly-introvert love: if you are aware that networking is important and networking takes place at events that you don't go to, this suggests a fairly obvious strategy that actually works.
Agreed. The assumption that "there is no additional cost for each new customer once we reach profitability". Is a false one. If/when you reach profitability that will prove the market to competitors who will try to fast follow and drive up the cost for acquisition. There is no such thing as a stand-still net profit. You'll always have to work for it.
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That's where Good Old Games (aka GoG) comes to the rescue...

They sell vintage games, updated to run on modern systems. AFAIK, they adapt the games themselves (DOSBox for DOS titles, patches and custom settings for Windows titles.) The prices on the home page span between $3 and $30.

The problem in this case is that the authors don't own the game, Square Enix does.

http://www.gog.com/

http://www.dosbox.com
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I find it plausible. For anything more I'd want evidence, but all I can offer is anecdote. In the UK over the last few years most Android/not-iPhone adverts I saw made it very clear that the phone did Facebook - implying to me that Facebook was a major driver for people buying a smartphone.
I don't get this new obsession with "let's just put everyone in a giant room so they can collaborate". I think it's a cop-out to not get bigger/better laid out offices.

Developers need to write code either alone or in pairs. Large places breed interruptions, killing productivity. All these experimental ideas with unassigned offices where anyone uses them when they need to don't work either because people will simply squat on them.

If you want your developers to do actual work instead of being distracted, give them individual offices + lots of shared meeting space with whiteboards. This is the gold standard. Anything less (e.g.: n developers per office) will reduce productivity.

Here's my formula:

productivity = hours_per_week * total_developers * (baseline + (1-baseline)/(avg_developers_per_office^ALPHA))

Where baseline is the minimum fraction (0 to 1) of work a developer can get done even while being distracted at all times, and ALPHA is a constant left to the reader to determine. productivity is measured in useful hours per week for the whole team.
It's not very much in terms of hardware anymore.

As a rule of thumb, 1PB = 1 Rack. Depending on your redundancy strategy you can fit more.
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Well, quite a lot of the prisoners were not Soviet, for example, hundreds of thousands from Poland or even German Jews who fled Germany and then ended up in Russia's camps instead. I'm no historian but in this book, people from Soviet states like Lithuania seem to not be considered 'Soviet' in some sense - this term being limited mostly to Russians proper.

On the 'innocence' point, I'm talking by Soviet legal standards. People were found guilty of all sorts of "crimes" at the time, but many were also never found "guilty" of anything and were merely picked up at random to meet labor requirements at the prison camps. In this book, they're split into "real criminals" (so murderers, thieves, etc), "politicals" (people who were targeted for their political affiliations), and then everyone else, including the innocents or relations of the aforementioned groups.
What do you mean by "lead qualification"? Searching Google wasn't helpful...
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Reading the discussion here and on original post, I can make a scraper that would be difficult to detect and block ;-)
While this may not be the case with everyone of this age, it seems to me that a lot of people purchased a crappy education, and are now surprised to find themselves in debt with a worthless degree. As a 25 year old, I'm finding this is true of about half the people I left High School with.

Like buying almost anything, it's possible to pay a lot of money but still end up with something crap.

The real shame is that kids are not taught to think about education in the same way they they would consider the value of any other purchase.
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Funny quote. I love that dogs and cats living together came after the dead rising from the grave. Not sure I'd put them in this order. :)
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Operationally, answering the question: "Are you selling what they are looking to buy?"

The more sense it makes for both parties, the higher the probability for the deal to get into more advanced stages.
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Dutch service is considered bad by some foreigners (including me at times) primarily because of incompetence and laziness, not a lack of deference.

In fact, I beleive that some of the best service in the world exists in the Netherlands, because it really comes from the heart of your server. Unfortunately, very hard to find amongst the staff who are too busy chatting each other up (or customers for that matter: I remember waiting 45 minutes for a menu so that I could order, I began waving at a member of the staff, and got a shy smile and a telephone number, sheesh!)
Being allowed to use the laptop that you prefer is a good thing, no?

A bad PHB would happily force you to stop using the laptop and start using the clunky PC with an OS that's slightly tweaked away from what you're familiar[1] with and without allowing you to tweak it back; with some really annoying software that loads on boot that you're not allowed to turn off; and with some stupid seemingly trivial but not at all trivial fault (sticky 'y' key - "It's okay, just type it harder") that'll never get fixed.

But hey, you've got a big monitor now, so why isn't the work done yet?

[1] Left handed mouse settings, for example.
I mean the spartan user interface approach the followed in the early 2000s in their core product.

We give for granted now that applications should be clean, focus, etc, but for many years that was not the trend. To put it into perspective, its major rivals at the time (Yahoo, and MSN) followed the opposite path.

Google had a huge impact on how web interfaces are done today.

They also popularize ajax when they launched gmail but that its another story.
Your resume is like a sales lead. As someone who made a living selling these to mortgage brokers, they'd routinely ditch the low credit leads before making contact - they knew it'd be too hard to "close" that lead.

So I think Patrick is arguing that more qualification is necessary - it sounds like employers are seeing this resume as a low quality lead. Meet some people who can help you, do something that tells an employer "this person might make me more money!", etc.
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I prefer joy to happiness. Joy is more an attitude, whereas happiness seems to come from something "external", like I have bought a new car, that VIP said hi to me, etc.
Thanks for your answer. Although I failed to check that, I thought it was considered best practice to including this information in the html document as well.
I live on less than $40k a year.

I have a wife and 2 little girls. We have a house, 2 cars, and a motorcycle. All of our vehicles are paid for and we have no revolving credit.

I am HAPPY. Poor, yet HAPPY.

The secret is that I stopped thinking: "Why can't I have a car like him?" Instead, I started thinking, "It must suck to work as much as he does," or "I'm glad I don't have debt like him!"

I have everything I need and quite a few things that I want. I have money in the bank to buy just about anything I'd like to own, within reason. I did not achieve financial freedom on what is considered poverty level salary by desiring new fancy things.

It took me 4 years of credit counseling and BARELY making it buy each month to realize all of this. It was not an easy lesson. But now, I have friends making over $200k that are envious of me.

I'm not right or wrong. My method isn't better than acquiring awesome stuff with tons of money. I have found that time with my family is more valuable than money.
That's about what you expected to pay for a PC back then.
My family bought a 486 DEC PC with a 15" monitor and no sound card for around a similar price (granted DEC computers had much higher build quality than amstrads)
That's a misconception. A 404 on robots.txt will not have any effect on crawling as it's treated the same as an empty robots.txt file allowing all crawling.

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> SS is not a general revenue tax - taxes don't have contribution-based payouts.

Did you miss this part of my comment?

> in the case, which is vaguely proposed on and off, that Social Security will never get the money back from its mythical "lockbox", and instead the money will be retroactively turned into just general-treasury money

Especially in the last Social-Security-reform debate a few years ago, there were serious proposals that the Social Security tax surplus notionally held in bonds will never be repaid to Social Security, and therefore reform proposals should be made which allows SS to be solvent under the assumption that it will never get its bonds repaid.

If that happens, a significant part of the past 20 years' Social-Security tax money will not be used for SS payouts, but will be kept by the general treasury. In that case, SS will retroactively have been, in part, a regressive general-revenue tax.

If 100% of the Soc. Sec. money collected is eventually used to pay Soc. Sec. obligations (i.e. SS is able to call its bonds), then my argument doesn't apply. I'm not confident that will happen, though.
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