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I was on my college debate team; the Nationals final round in 2003 was about this hypothetical ("Give a homeless person a dollar?") I was pleasantly surprised to recently find that it was taped and available online: http://www.parlidebate.com/recordings.php?id=36

I can't fairly condense the salient points, so I'll just encourage you to watch the video - it's long, but well worth it. I can honestly say it changed how I evaluate these sorts of situations (aside from being a very fine round of debate, but that's more of an acquired taste).

(Just to be clear: I was not one of the debaters, just happened to be lucky enough to be in the audience).
Is it 400 devices? Or are you assuming that to justify your post?

"This was not meant to be a warning for devs to stay away of Android, but doing more extensive QA testing is a reality of the platform."

Your headline & picture suggest otherwise.

Honestly, is this a Techcrunch thing? Before you worked at Techcrunch, I can't remember you writing a post like this. Too much snark and mocking a platform (and hence, a community).
If the office accepts Medicare, they are required to have those privacy notices on hand. You could definitely report them. It's a huge violation.
Hell, maybe learn how to code, while you're at it.

It's not clear that OP DOESN'T know how to code.

Also, OP wasn't employee #5--he or she was employee #1, and sacrificed a year of earnings as a result. You don't make that sacrifice, then roll over when the founders unceremoniously let you go a month before you're due to vest. I say fight for it.
>prevailing popular myths

Lovely arrogance.

Please look up Terri D. Conley and Sexual Strategies Theory.
I like Bill Atkinson, creator of QuickDraw and HyperCard. I don't debate that Steve Jobs was able to find and get the best work out of highly talented people, I just think the 25:1 ratio is nonsense.
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This seems a bit misplaced. More like if Torvalds invents a motor and then someone puts it in a car, he might complain if the motor doesn't run the way he'd like. Which isn't entirely unreasonable.
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He also mentioned that he frequents or used to frequent the forums at http://www.opensc.ws/
I really think you have it right: negotiate the release. Firing a month before OP's first year of equity vests is an incredibly low move. It's also suggested (and arguably correct) that OP might have legal recourse (the "option") if the company makes it big (which is why founders want OP to sign a release).

They don't want a mess if things get big, so OP has little to lose by offering this deal. There's a good chance the founders accept, too, since (a) they're high on their company's prospects, given their thriftiness with equity, and (b) negative press always sucks, and exercising the "option" would generate negative press.

I'll disagree, though, and say OP should ask for 11 months of vesting--that's what OP earned, after all. It'd be harder to get that extra month, given that OP wasn't there for a full year and the founders have worked to hang onto as much equity as possible.

EDIT: Consult with a lawyer when attempting to negotiate. A lawyer can help you get through the process while avoiding any suggestion of extortion, blackmail, etc. (which, unintended or otherwise, will torpedo you and ruin your rep).
Yea. So, I should be clear that each time I signed the documents despite not having read them first. I did not pursue any legal action mostly because I did not have much tangible cost associated with the threats. Perhaps had I refused to sign without reading and they actually did hold me longer I would have some sort of case, but even then, what value will a court assign to 4 hours of my life? Police seem to have a lot of leeway to make your life difficult without much recourse.

If there's one thing I've learned about the legal system from my arrest and court experiences, it's that just because the police do something wrong does not mean that you can stop them from doing it. People don't get their miranda read, they don't get to make a phone call to let anyone know where they are, they don't get their medication, they don't get a meal in line with their religious or dietary restrictions, they don't get a clean bathroom, and they certainly don't get treated with any modicum of decency. Well, it's not really anything you can prove and even if you could a judge won't care much because it's hard to assess damages for intangibles like that and the public won't care much because you broke the law and deserve what you get. It's a pretty fucked system.
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Down votes are clearly out of control on HN, they are not working as a content filter anymore and should be disabled.
It's actually https://www.securesuite.net.

I very suspicious of that the first time I was subjected to Verified by Visa.

The other thing that infuriated me about Verified by Visa is that when you are forced to sign up for it, it thanks you for choosing to sign up. The only choice I had was to sign up or not make the transaction!
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Then why did they ask for release? :-)
They wrote their own data store so I'm assuming that was one of the things that C was important for.
I like to leave money (coins or notes) where someone who needs it may find it - under a bridge, down low where a child might find it, etc. Sure to brighten anyone's day :-)

"Donating" money directly is difficult to do with respect and pride for giver and givee... I try to get it right because I feel i could end up poor, old, and drunk on the street. Some beggars strike me as being somewhat entrepreneurial :-).

Try to treat each situation as unique.

Occasionally I will give a beggar money for no reason, occasionally pity, occasionally random, occasionally respect. I accept sometimes I am a chump, but I would rather err on being a chump than be a selfish thoughtless jerk.

When a traveller in poorer countries I become much more generous - the price of a beer at home, or a birthday card, can make a big difference for many. Any person who can fly to a 3rd world country can afford to be very generous. 1st world travellers with excuses for being tight piss me off.

The difficulty is giving without demeaning the receiver ... respect.
That's pretty circular logic. If they were given a $60 Linksys then it wouldn't be a $126M investment. It'd be a $1M investment.
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Looks like a thriving ecosystem that fosters innovation, individuality, and competition. Seems great for consumers and developers alike.
> You're actually lucky that they're giving you straight equity

No, he's not lucky at all. Maybe a tiny little less screwed.
I want to punch you in the face. ORF's IPTV stuff has been 100% unusable until the Mediathek came along.

I could further elaborate on the reasons why this matters to me, but I'm just relieved that it works OK now.
Interesting, according to IMDB it's being released in Japan on June 30th.
I'd argue that MS is still falling behind- IE10 is just catching up but has no leapfrogging and how far out is IE11?

Even more critically, look at all of the users MS is leaving behind- no XP support for IE9, will they abandon Win8 users when there's still a massive number of them?

Unless IE ramps up their release cycle I see no way they can stay on the leading edge.
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As much as I love iOS, I'm sad of some of the comment saying it's normal for Apple to block Chrome/Firefox for security reasons. Tablets (arguably, only the iPad, really) are the future of computing, like it or not. Having a single browser on highly connected machines is shoking.

The whole lockin is understandable, the plateform is relatively new, and proved to be successful in part because if these extreme protections.

But sooner rather than later, Apple is going to have to open some stuff. Being with something like gae keeper on iOS could allow to (very few) browser vendor to get on the App Store with full access to the sysem. Mozilla and Google build solid products with few security issues (if you factor off the security bugs from plugins)

iOS is a very modern OS, but will deeply profit from competition in the browser space. Apple too. The best tablet for apps and web browsing will win in the long run, because the web will win in the long run, but people will always prefer native apps for specific stuff.
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And in 5-8 years, there will be more powerful equipment available at lower prices for that 5% of infrastructure. And you still have 1100 5-8 year old routers at all your locations that might not be capable of running whatever physical layer link we're using 5-8 years from now.

Future proofing is one thing. This is like buying a 747 for a route that serves a dozen passengers a flight to prepare them for the future.
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I think you meant homogeneous, as in all the routers being the same?
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Another data point:
Sex at age 14 is legal in Germany (as long as both parties consent, and it does not involve a position of power - such as a teacher).
Even sex at younger ages is not illegal per se, but parents can choose press civil charges (which they rarely do).
Correlations tell you about the data selection process, not the data points. A lot of 45 year olds who can successfully run a new business project already are, thanks to their connections and track record. These success stories don't show up at a VCs office begging for money.

Valley "ageism" sounds a lot like sour grapes from VCs who are only attractive to young people who haven't built up credibility yet, and old people who cannot imagine that 25 years of being turned down by their boss could possibly have anything to do with their talents.
"tear free" and "flicker free" constantly come up in discussion of Wayland. My X desktop does not tear or flicker. I've in fact not seen an X desktop doing either of these things.
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that should have been "strong API" (not string)
When asked for money for food a few months back, I offered to buy the guy a burrito. I asked what ingredients he wanted, he suggested no beans to make it easier on his fellow humans...
All but one of the beggars who approached me in Kathmandu were children. If children can productively beg there is no incentive to educate them. Just send them out on the streets.

It isn't a matter of being greedy. It's avoiding counterproductive behavior.
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> The 10k I'll be getting will be going to charity to celebrate the integrity, compassion and passion demonstrated by the community at large.

So much for "damaging his reputation" (assuming he follows through). This gesture paints him as shaming Miso on principle, rather than for wanting $10k.

The righteous indignation we feel when we're wronged, that makes us waste time trying to get the $20 rebate (or whatever) we should have received, is part of what holds society together. Punishing wrongdoers is almost always costly. Someone has to bear that cost.
You are right - 11 months is better. It's the honorable ask.
These details matter apparently. I hope some of these improvements mentioned will be implemented soon.
> I believe in civility and courtesy in many areas, and Linus doesn't phrase things exactly as I would.

And a few messages down, he proceeds to say "You are a moron".

Not exactly a role model of civility.
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Why restrict that reasoning to browsers on iOS? You could apply the same reasoning to restrict OS X to only run Safari. Or only allow iTunes for playing music, since there are standards for encoding audio and organizing playlists.

The fact there are browser standards is not a reason to only have one. Competition among browsers leads to improvement in standardized areas like scripting and rendering, and browsers can offer a lot of other functionality that benefits users.
Here are a few more pull request tricks:

http://beust.com/weblog/2010/09/15/a-quick-guide-to-pull-req...
You only pay for licenses over 4 OS and 2 SQL Server (or outright new ones) after graduating BizSpark. 2 SQL Servers (OS licenses are chump change by comparison) go a loooong way* too, as you're presumably scaling up rather than out.

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Through the grapevine I hear the "review" process (for more free licenses at graduation) is extraordinarily accommodating, though I'd guess if you're spinning up a box per customer or something insane you'd get denied.

Lots of people get this wrong, I'm surprised Microsoft hasn't carved this correction into a mountain somewhere...

*Stack Exchange is running 2 + failover ( http://blog.serverfault.com/2011/09/30/the-stack-exchange-ar... ), and was running on 1 not too terribly long ago.
People do build scale models of construction projects all the time. Might be interesting to see a scale model assemble itself in three-space on a large table. Construction is also a big ticket area, so the capital would be available to fund a better simulation of the construction process than what you can do on a screen.
Would someone be kind enough to get us the TLDR version?

Not sure the point, the writer is trying to make.
Your point is good but saying that Carmack shouldn't feel intimidated is probably not helpful. ;)
I have to disagree. It's actually pretty trivial to create a situation that puts men at the same disadvantage, and it happens all the time in other industries. Heck I saw it really happen when it was supposed to be a joke.
2. He clearly stated his reasons why his text wrapping approach is objectively superior (not correct). If you think he's delusional, point out the criterion he has failed to consider, or explain how some other system meets any of his criteria better.

In response to the pull request he did simply say "I don't do github pull requests." and explained why, and basically said he would if github supported commit messages in the appropriate style. He never insulted the pull requester. He called whoever is this "Joseph" person a moron, and now we have no idea why.
Any plans for android in the foreseeable future?
I don't think anyone, with good or bad social skills, should have to deal with this crap.

Sure, but if it's bad social skills call it bad social skills, not misogyny.
This is nonsense.

Yes, fragmentations make it a bit harder on developers, but that's why we get paid the big bucks.

Choice is good for users, you won't hear a lot of Android users complain about fragmentation.
You're right, it's not unreasonable for him to not like it. He can dislike anything he wants to. But that doesn't mean it's reasonable to expect the car designers to change their car to suit his desires.

Github is not Git. It's a separate product which happens to support Git, but is not Git, strictly speaking. It's basically a social network for building software. Far removed from the revision control software it depends on.

Complaining that the commit log isn't formatted in his preferred manner is similar to an engine designer complaining that the car's ODB2 reports aren't easy enough to read on his hand-held scanner. The engine designer can dislike it all he wants, but if I was the engineering team who designed the whole car, I wouldn't lose sleep over his dislikes.
Is the idea of Anonymous as a united front driven by the fragmented constituents themselves, or rather, by the media who strengthen their story by portraying the (non)organization as a unified, extremist, crusader-gone-awry?

Middle class 16-24 year olds feel stronger if they can claim a greater purpose, united as one.

The reporters can rile up their readership by projecting an "us versus them", "civilization versus computer-barbarians" story to its audience.

I have to wonder which of these groups is the driver of this nonexistent "Anonymous United Front".

One? The other? Perhaps even Both?
This link would be better-titled as "Linus Torvalds pwns Github."
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This has been a huge problem for me. I recently moved to San Francisco after many years of living in the Midwest. I was born and lived the first 10 years of my life in Delhi where poverty was no big deal. It was accepted and not questioned. After living in the States and doing all the chores that someone else would normally do for me in India (dishes, laundry, etc.), it became difficult for me to see people as anything but people and I began to notice poverty.

After 3 months in San Francisco, I'm noticing the pendulum swinging again in the other direction. I don't see anyone paying attention to the homeless, and I know a few pennies here or there aren't going to solve the problem, so I am once again starting to become cold and removed.

I cannot stand saying no to people on the streets, but I have not found a way to get them off the streets either. I promise myself that right now is not the time, and one day I will make a difference.

It feels naive and stupid to think this way. I am 22.
> Hey, I'm the author of the article and I don't really have an agenda in the Android/iOS platform debate.

Either you are being dishonest about this claim or you are simply a bad reporter who wasn't able to convey her intention in her writing.

Your article is clearly biased against Android, whether you meant it this way or not.
If I could downvote you, I would. Seeing quote mining that bad on HN makes me sad. Or your english comprehension isn't that good, which is fine if it's not your first language, but still sad if it's your first.
Surely Linux would be a good target? There are hundreds of thousands of Linux servers out there and they will have a lot of bandwidth / CPU etc.
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> About 20% of the users have good graphic cards, but are not sophisticated enough to install drivers, so my [Bitcoin] miner can't run.

If he has root-level control of the systems, why doesn't he install the needed drivers himself?

Somebody already asked him this question on reddit, but he didn't answer.

Does anyone have any idea why he wouldn't/couldn't/shouldn't install drivers himself?
Is a beggar an analogy for a startup looking for funding?
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Of course the story described in the post have zero chance of happening in the real world, but that's the whole point, I guess.
Thanks for the video. Interesting round to watch--makes me miss my debate days.

Which direction did it shift your views?
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He called someone else a moron, and that person deleted their comment. For all I know, that person's behavior was worse
I feel like your description could exactly (well, maybe slightly higher age/class) be used by the UK royalty to dismiss American revolutionaries. (note: I'm not actually conflating the two groups, just saying, your criticism seems a little pointless to me. My response would be "So?")

To that end, I think it all depends on the issue, the strength one feels for it, and from which direction they're coming. Definitely some people are just bored, without dedication to a cause, and looking to start shit on a scale that makes them feel important. That makes them feel like they've contributed to something. But to completely toss out a group because they're being led (knowingly or unknowingly) by those who have purpose? That's crazy.
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What piece of technology will stay relevant `5-10 years out`?!?
I always seem to lose data connection just when I really need it with google maps on iOS. The whole data everywhere thing works great in big mostly flat low density cities like LA but it doesn't seem to work so well in London and barely works at all in mountainous rural areas. It would be great if the mapping data were stored on the phone.
In the direction of giving - either money, or if time allows, something like what Stallman is doing/advocating. The main thing that shifted my views was the notion that even if the money is "wasted" (or might be more effective dollar-for-dollar elsewhere), there's a lot to be said for the human connection - and that even if the recipient is operating under false pretenses (which does happen sometimes), that human connection is worth it.
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