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While they had a valid point, Huawei != ZTE. ZTE is partly state-owned, but Huawei is not, it's all privately owned.

PS:
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we are taking them from a third party who is a partner with Rightmove which provides APIs for that.
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Two points:

1. I wouldn't think for a second that Michael Portillo is a reasonable unbiased analyst here.

2. How do we prevent individuals from spending recklessly? Seems like government is going to have to play a large part in that story.

On (2), it's not an issue of blame, and personally I'm not interested so much in who to 'blame' - we're doing economics, not philosophical ethics. Rather it's an issue about what we do about it. Simply telling people to act differently is unlikely to be a sensible solution.
The article paints a different picture anyway. Greeks apparently have the most worked hours, while Germans have the second-fewest worked hours. Greece is 7th _least_ productive and Germany is 7th _most_ productive.

When Germans come in to work, there is surprisingly little socialising. When they work, they work hard. Also, the difference in hours worked is probably solely due to the difference in the number of part timers between the countries. 2000 hours per year (avg. Greek hours per year) is only 38 hours per week.
Hrmm....the more and more that Amazon rolls out these services is the more and more tempted I am to go full-hog on AWS.

I only use S3 now - and Heroku - but I am excited about where this will continue going.

The future looks bright and I can't wait until the right application comes along for me to build it on top of a fully scalable infrastructure that I only have to pay as I use.
I'm using MOAI professionally, and none of your points are of any concern so far .. we've definitely been very productive with MOAI, and sure - the documentation needs work, but for a 1.0 release, MOAI packs an immensely powerful punch. If you're a pro mobile developer, you can't afford to not investigate MOAI - its an extremely powerful tool that is going to be used for more and more releases .. (and yes it already has NaCL support - as well as Windows, Mac OSX, iOS, Android .. and LINUX host support too..)
It's very easy to blame simple people for the mess that capitalism created. "They spent a lot". Really? Who's to say? Did you ever wonder how much is spend on high tech weapons by your government? Do you KNOW what YOUR country's public debt is? Are YOU responsible for it (because you're gonna be held accountable for it either way).

As easy as it is to buy mainstream media "analysis" it's also just that - mainstream, meaning that it is designed to keep the powers that be from safe from criticism.

What happens in Greece is that we're taking loans upon loans to save defaulted banks that are based mainly in Greece, Germany and France. Tax evasion, porsches' and the rest are dirty propaganda designed to hide the crime that's being perpetuated. Saving failed capitalists (mainly banks up to now) by robbing the laymen.

As for the tax evasion bit, it's mostly true if we are to speak for a small fraction of the Greek population - namelly the rich and superrich Greeks. All the rest are paying our due for nothing - meaning that our taxes (for me it's about 50% of my gross income) are used to refinance loans and not a single dime goes to roads,health or education.

Bear also in mind that for two decades every banks were all over people to persuade them to get loans (sth like the mortgage situation in USA) which were used to buy shit from Germany and France (that's why many say that these countries surplasses are European south deficits). This was evident at a state level too with huge amounts going to buy arms from these two countries. Arms that were of no use.

Anyway, this issue is far from simple and what's more you, no matter where you're from, are far from just spectators. What happens in Greece (namely the ripoff of any hind of welfare state + the death of the middle class) is just an experiment to be continued in virtually every western country. It's the way that western capitalism wants to proceed - and bear in mind that what really counts is workers wages (that have been slashed in Greece since the begining of all this crisis) - many big heads waiving their finger have told us Greeks, that the only way to get back to economic development again is to be OK with chinese salaries. We're trying to take that fingers and put them back where they belong and maybe you should try thinking your line of defense against those failed bussinessmen and politicians.

A Greek.
German banks have substantial exposure in Greece and other troubled Eurozone countries, through bonds/loans. Those bailouts (and we're getting a little vague here) are often used to service these debts, allowing said banks to report a profit and pretend their investments were sound in the first place.

Interesting that we rarely look at who lent Greece such vast quantities in the first place.
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Many results about unfeasibility of computer-based solutions to some problems were not known. For example the first important results about NP-hardness come from the seventies.

I believe it wasn't even clear that the big O complexity is important in assessing how effective an algorithm is. This is pretty much obvious to us now (sometimes too obvious - there are some edge cases when the constant factor wins over the asymptotic complexity).
They're not open-source hardware in that sense. What they publish is a 19-page pdf of schematics of how the components are put together [1] -- and even that has redactions due to NDAs (like page 14 -- the say they have a "super NDA" with the GSM chip provider that bans them from even publishing the datasheet!) The components themselves (like the Samsung SoC and the GSM chip) are completely closed.

"Open" in that they show you how they put together the black boxes. "Closed" because it's all made up of black boxes.

[1] http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo_FreeRunner_Hardware#Hardwa...

[2] http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2007-January/0...
Most, probably all, modern olympic game organizers make sure there are VIP lanes for sponsors and the very (very) rich. Basically, fortune permitting, you have to be able to get off your yacht, stroll into your limo and then be at any olympic venue in about 10 minutes.

So while it could also be done to impress committee members it's more probable that it's done to not piss off the Mittal's and the Saudi's.
This is really useful, and seems to give better results than PadMapper.

One thing though: I get an error "Ad detail not available at this zoom level" when I zoom out too much, which is somewhat annoying.

Edit: it would also be nice if it saved your search preferences between sessions.
Thank you for your answer. The problems I see with (a) from the top of my head are:

1. Even if it's easy, somebody has to do that.
2. Setting up all the monitoring etc for each instance
3. Running more than one riak daemon on the same machine means that the riak daemon is unaware of the IO operations performed by the other one, hence IO throughput could suffer. This means that in practice you would need to mount separate disk heads (and we are back to 1.)
4. Each riak instance will require some RAM as well, so memory has to be allocated and there is the risk that's over-allocated.
5. Port allocation. I fear it would end up with smth like: "just keep a internal wiki page where each 'db space' is mapped to a port number"

Well, the problem with (b) is of course that I don't have time to do that. For now we stick to cassandra, but Riak is so nice in many aspects that I really hope that at some point, as the product matures, more resources can be invested in aspects which are not currently perceived as "selling points" for riak, but are important for some scenarios and not technically impossible.
Well, it's more south than Berlin, where I'm currently living. Even Berlin has 2-3 more months of summer and no completely black winter compared to Helsinki.
Heh, nope, but it's an insubstantial part of the whole and thus wouldn't constitute infringement.

Plus my pasting of a company's terms to ask whether the OP is in compliance is hardly likely to attract the ire of the company, whereas if I was Rightmove's lawyers I might have an issue with someone taking parts of my database wholesale for usage on a competing site.

I personally think a competitor aggregating results is a positive thing, but I was just curious as to whether this was done with a licence or not.
Is PC World Havesting EMails or is it really down...
PC World’s website is down for maintenance at the moment.

If you visit the site now, they are offering a discount code via email to say sorry for the inconvenience...The news is spreading fast but are they simply harvesting emails?

http://www.pcworld.co.uk
Ah I see - thanks for the information. Nice looking site by the way.
Is that why Steves posts are so long. If he is going to type that fast, I need to learn how to speed read as well.
From my experience this is true of ALL rental agents.
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Who knows. "Give us e-mail, we give you something of value" smells very fishy though.
Aside from determining earned vs. received, surely the Kickstarter revenue must still be offset against expenses before tax can be calculated?
> more likely is its aliased to "ls --color=auto" or similar which will work normally.

My ls (which I haven't much reconfigured) behaves very differently depending on whether it's outputting to a shell or a pipe or redirect. Not just colours, but columning and filetype indicators as well.
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Are there supposed to be instructions to this somewhere?
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From http://www.athensnews.gr/portal/9/49503 :

Larisa, which has about 250,000 inhabitants, is the capital of the agricultural region of Thessaly in central Greece.

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Personally, I would give the majority of the blame to the banks (say 60%) and the rest to the borrower. The reason for this is that, in my experience, banks have got a lot less careful about who they lend money to (at least when it comes to personal lending).
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Note: I have a lot of code already written, but before I proceed I need check if people are positive about it.
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Since they asked for 20k, I have real doubts they made a good business calculation. Especially if they note that "PayPal and Amazon take their portions" - I'm pretty sure that Kickstarter tells you to adjust for that.

Had they received only the 20k that they asked for, they would now (adjusting for less money necessary for rewards etc.) be left with almost no money at all. That's simply not good business calculation.
sure, this is in the plan.
I can do it in other emulators, so it's not a problem with my physical keyboard. I imagine it's an issue with Chrome.
Greece is a democracy. The government is representative of its people.
They plagiarised the idea from the KGB, whereby in Moscow they had/have middle lanes reserved for the VIPs and the peasants are consigned to where they belong: to crowded muddy ditches.
I don't know, I'm blocked with 'bee'.
Great video, i find it amusing but also quite depressing at the same time. I would be utterly unsurprised if the original premise was possible, this is what would happen.
What you say makes sense for the screening rounds - resume shortlisting and a phone screen. These are centered around rejecting candidates. But face to face interviews are supposed to be the other way. As far as I know, Google asks for the GPA mostly towards the end. That doesn't save them any time. It shows they care about academics.

On a general note, is there any company that tries to extract patterns out of their employees performance track records; like a feedback loop into their interview process?
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yeah because the site is under heavy traffic at the moment, we shall upgrade the server with more CPU to handle this, but not right now.

Saved search reference is now in the plan :). Thanks.
An awful lot of these "facts" have been shown to wrong:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17702226
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This vision of eliminating coding will eventually be realized. It is inevitable.

However, people will still need to know how to program (AI not being a factor).
It may be a good idea when writing scripts that have to be portable.

But there's quite a lot of nice non-standard options in the GNU userspace tools, and it would be a shame not to use them when available.
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They may be also thinking "It's overpriced but it will be overpriced even more in the future. If I get off the train early I will earn money."
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"How do we prevent individuals from spending recklessly?"

How about not bailing out banks that insist on making poor loans?
Well BBC ran a show last night. And it did show the some reasons why Greece is such trouble today. It turns out people spent like crazy, far beyond their means. Things like electricians driving Porsche's and High End Mercedes cars. All of it imported from Germany. When a nation full of people with government included involves in such spending it is but other wise natural that they price for it later on.

If BBC did run such a show, then, as a Greek, I can tell you it was bollocks.

In fact, in you check the private (homes + enterprises) debt for Greece as compared to the GNP you will see that it is quite small, actually one of the smallest in the western Europe.

Plus, even for this private debt, the majority is in the form of housing loans (= to buy a house). So, no "electricians driving Porsches". Well, you could find one or two maybe. But I doubt you could find five of them.

Now, state spending is another story altogether.

I will get in more detail when I can.
why?

edit: Nevermind, I understand now.
Same in Spain. People look at you in disgust if you ask something about taxes; 'why would you do that?'. And if you desperately WANT to pay tax, they made it INCREDIBLY difficult. I thought the Netherlands was bureaucratic, but that's really child's play compared what you have to do in Spain (for practically anything official).
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Heh it cracked me up too.

"Well BBC ran a show last night" therefore it must be true and I can now give you all my expert opinion in the matter.

Private debt is much higher in the UK than in Greece, both in relative and in absolute terms. Public debt is probably second in line to Greece, it's a close race with Italy and maybe some smaller Eastern countries. I wonder if the BBC covered that last night.
For one developer that thinks this is a bad thing, there are multiple millions of people that benefit from DST. Is it pain in the ass? Of course! Is it still necessary? Yes, in places outside the industrial world.

The governments could do a better job of keepung things predictable, but overall it is easier to teach a very small percentage of (hopefully) intelligent developers to deal with the complexity, than the uneducated masses.
Okay, but maybe your living of standard is "chinese wages". What I mean by that much lower standard of living. Why should other countries taxpayers because you don't want to accept the reality?
Leads the way? Belgium and the Netherlands are higher. In that table (where did they get those numbers) I would say Norway + Netherlands 'win'; least hours, most productive. For me as a programmer that's exactly how it should be.
> I'm pretty sure that just by having done that IAmA alone, that guy has already done greater good to humanity than 99% of all human beings on this planet ever will.

Can you explain? I really don't understand? Because it's making people more security-conscious or something?
Is the US a democracy by the same standards?

Saying you have a democracy does not make it so, the actions of a government acting out the will of its people makes it so.
You missed one of his requirements, which is he wants be able to compute "three months after" on the dates he stores, which is a timezone-sensitive calculation. This sort of requirement is commonly found in calendaring. That means he does need to store symbolic information for each date or datetime stored.
Coming from a Chinese partly state-owned company, I'm not the least surprised.
The guy's actual web site: http://www.buildtheenterprise.org/

That was submitted here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3967130

Alternate reports of the same story:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3965116 (msn.com)

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3964173 (io9.com)

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3961894 (universetoday.com)
That's no guarantee for anything. It's already out in the open that Huawei has close ties to the Chinese government and military. The point OP is trying to make is that Chinese telecom cannot be trusted as the Chinese government is actively indulging in systematic deployment of espionage frameworks on this level - by infiltration through business.
Supporting the query string as part of the cache key is big news for CF users.

Thanks a lot.
That might be a start, but probably only if banks were suitably sized and regulated in the first place which wasn't the case this time. Better bank regulation / breaking up banks going forward seems more sensible.
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Yet thousands of people still read his blog, probably something to think about.
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It's not called SML at Rosetta Code. See here: http://rosettacode.org/wiki/99_Bottles_of_Beer

Not sure how they would get around this one.
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What does one have to do with the other? Bailing out banks does not happen so people can still keep spending recklessly, it comes from the belief that letting banks fail will cause major harm to the financial system.
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"... so long as we are programming in descendants of assembly language we will continue to program in descendants of text editors."

What a brilliant quote. Jon gets it in a way few people do.
Most startups in the earliest stages can't afford to outsource anything.
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The reason why you're being downvoted is because your argument is weak and, frankly, your tone is annoying.

> Do you KNOW what YOUR country's public debt is?

> not a single dime goes to roads,health or education

You cannot claim that the strawman you are postulating your response to doesn't know the first (it's very simple to look up) and thinks you are competent on the second statement (it's painfully obvious to be a fabrication).

Yes, there are problems like an eroding of the middle class or waste in government. But that's the same all over Europe - So why is it different in Greece? They are certainly not the only ones who have to bail out businesses or banks.

> As for the tax evasion bit, it's mostly true if we are to speak for a small fraction of the Greek population - namelly the rich and superrich Greeks. All the rest are paying our due for nothing [...]

Well, that's not at all an easy way to pass blame, is it?

> [...] for two decades every banks were all over people to persuade them to get loans [...] buy shit from Germany and France (that's why many say that these countries surplasses are European south deficits). This was evident at a state level too with huge amounts going to buy arms from these two countries.

And this is the point at which you finally lose all credibility. It simply does not compute.
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He regurgitating the liberal agenda driven drivel from Reddit. Shame they don't fact check anything.

The UK didn't pass a porn ban. Some ISPs now offer an "opt-out" option for people who want the ISP to block things for them.