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Though it's not said, I get the impression that they were technical co-workers... so I need to point out you need "technical skills for technical success; business skills for business success".

I've seen developers work hard on cool features that no one needs, or are too hard to use, or meet a need better met elsewhere. These mistakes are due to not seeing from the user's perspective - and yes, I'd classify doing so as a business skill.

They won't communicate why it's worth using, see how it fits in with what people want to do, allow it to be difficult to try out (download, install, get started, learn). An easy way to address all these is ensure you yourself are a user (and representive of a sufficiently large segment of users).

I believe that if you really know what you're doing, you don't need to work very hard, placing focussed leverage on just the right point to make everything happen (caveats: 1. if you want enormous success, there'll be competition and you'll have to work hard; 2. the big problem is that we don't know what we're doing - in a sense, finding out the actual work of a start-up).
Does partially human powered work better for you? Human powered implies that a human generated all the power needed for takeoff.
It might be the other way around.

If Facebook does well, the market will recover. If Facebook has another highly visible stumble, it could trigger a broader sell-off.

I know better than to make blind predictions about market prices, but trouble with individual securities has been known to tank the entire market.

For example, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friday_the_13th_mini-crash .
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An anonymous Quora user lays out some pretty compelling reasons that this is all about money. Anyone else think they are perhaps not just idly speculating? http://www.quora.com/The-Talk-Show/Why-did-John-Grubers-The-...
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Here's why:

"Buyers did not rush into the market to snap up shares of the social networker. And the big Wall Street banks that brought Facebook public scrambled to prevent the stock from collapsing into declines."

"The underwriters averted a potential debacle by scooping up shares of the company during the Nasdaq debut. This propped up the stock, keeping it above the $38 offering price through most of the day."

“When a deal gets priced and breaks price on the first day, that’s definitely a major embarrassment," said trader Andrew Frankel, co-president of Stuart Frankel & Co.

"The practice is pretty standard during IPOs, especially high-profile ones like Facebook. The big banks buy into a wave of selling as a way to prevent their customers from suffering big losses."

Source: http://www.latimes.com/business/technology/la-fi-tn-facebook...
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I was at a trading desk today, there really were issues at Nasdaq. I've never seen such fury and never heard such obscenities. Traders didn't know what their positions were and those who did know of their positions, couldn't be sure of the price they received.
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Awe come on. 4 down votes?!

Fine....
There's a post above that explains this, but essentially Dan fired her as his producer, and the other hosts rallied for her to get the show back.

I disagree that the show is bad, though. Jason's hilarious, despite his terrible taste in movies. The two of them have great chemistry together.
That seems to presume that ordinary people have static capabilities needing technologies to move them along. But a huge part of the reason ordinary people are doing these things more than they were 15 years ago is (1) the pervasiveness of those basic technologies has deepened, creating more exposure overall, and (2) people have had time to learn and to help others learn to use them.

Neither of these can be directly linked to the iPad or any tablet as a primary cause.
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Question for the author:

Your blog says you have an EeePC and run Plan 9. So does Plan 9 run on the Eee? If yes, which Eee model do you have?
As for the article, it's been a while since I looked at Inferno. Thanks for redirecting attention to it again. It seems like it would make a great mobile OS.

I am going to try running Inferno on an EeePC. Will it only run on Linux? How about BSD?
No, he said it was "remote assistant" software in "mobile phones."
I've actually seen quite a few Kickstarter projects where VCs have used the Kickstarter as a gauge of consumer interest. In this, it still serves the same function I would like it to serve - it lets creators bypass the VC/publisher barrier of "we haven't seen something like this work, so we're not funding it", by showing in advance that there is market demand.
It's always obvious in hindsight.

If Facebook shares had tripled today, that would also have been obvious after the fact.

If Facebook triples on Monday, you will kick yourself for passing up the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to buy at the IPO price of $38.

And if the Facebook debacle continues and craters the entire market, we will see that all the warning signs were there, if only we could have recognized them in advance.
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This is cool, didn't know there was another shell for plan 9 besides rc.

Are inferno dynamically loadable modules just like loading .so's in Unix? Is there a standard ABI/C interface for them so every module doesn't have to be compiled against specific shell headesr?

"Where in most Unix systems exec()ing sh -c is somewhat popular, in Inferno, it’s unnecessary. You just load the sh(2)‌ module into your Limbo program and run programs, parse commands, glob patterns, etc., as much as you like."

How does security work in this model? If I shell out to "gzip" then I know it's only going to have access to the data I sent it via pipe. It sounds like if you're loading other code into your process it can do weird things to calling program, depending on what the interface is.

I've looked at the es shell cited at the end of the 'sh' doc, the rc shell -- any more in this family?
Yes, indeed. This exceeds my tolerance for programmer spelling. I strongly suspect the author of that headline is a native English speaker. O the shame. :)
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No, cell phones made it possible to call someone while they weren't at home or at the office. That's extremely important, and the main reason for cellphone adoption. It wasn't for pleasure calls. It was for reliable, anywhere communication.
Deaths happen often enough that you'd expect unusual ones to co-occur once in a while. It's the macabre cousin of the Birthday Paradox:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_problem
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Let's just say that, generally speaking, Russian and Chinese companies work very differently from those in USA. If their "CIA" shows up and wants something added, you either add it or you may be out of business...and that's if they're feeling generous. You can't exactly file a whistle blower lawsuit or go public with the info.
It's not just efficiency. The parent is slightly wrong on that point. Remember that Steve Blank's original point is driverless cars, not efficient cars. Driverlessness changes the game in ways that mere efficiency does not. That disruption has been analyzed and commented on in many other places, so I'm not going to rehash it (and I don't really feel qualified to).
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The problem likely is that part of the public API is in DLLS that use a private API to talk to the system. For example, public class AddressBook extends AddressBookBase, with 'Base' having a couple of private fields that may come in handy.

Third parties could figure out that private API and call it themselves.

I do not think it is practical to defend the system against thos. Moving that base class into the kernel takes performance and includes its own security risks. Shipping multiple versions of the OS with different layouts or even implementations for such subclasses might help a bit, but also would open the system for bugs that show up on only 1/N of the machines.
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A hiding startup is a potential competitor?

You seem angry.
Probably because you have a new account ...
Inferno seems to do fine on BSD, OSX, Windows. It had a little trouble coping with CLang but a makefile tweak to make it use gcc fixes it.

If you want to try runnong Plan 9 on an EeePC, 9atom is tuned for that. I have one of the older ones (701 is the model, I think) and it does boot Plan 9.
The key perception is that VCs and entrepreneurs believe apps are easier to go big relative to hardware. It's not about whether it's easy to go big with apps at all. I think we can agree that it's easier to build and distribute an app than it is to build an distribute a novel piece of studded silicon.
"A friend of mine got a job at a big company and was shocked to see his colleagues worked just a few productive hours a day."

Depending on what you do, I would say this is natural. I don't care what Henry Ford says (8 hours a day is different for some types of work than it is for others.) I can't go into "super focus" mode for much more than 4 hours per day. I can do my half day of being "wired in" and then take care of lighter tasks for another couple of hours.

There are days when working on an exciting project that I can code for 12+ hours for a few days, but not all of those hours are productive. Typically on these sorts of days I can run into a problem which I bang my head on for a couple of hours and then fix it within 5 minutes the next day after a refreshing sleep.

Maybe part of the problem is that that these places should shorten the work day (but keep payment the same.)
Dude, you're the one describing things as "evil", "evil", and "satanic." The single worst thing jacquesm had to say about Facebook is that it makes money by getting people to give it information and then selling it, which is a fact.

Respond to what people actually say, not what you read into their remarks.
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I think the authors main point is the degree of indifference involved in making something happen. There's a quote I heard Robert Greene give where he said "I'm a firm believer that most people simply prefer to do nothing". The bad side of this is you might have a great idea but are not able to amass the traction due to the lack of anyone else caring or seeing how your vision benefits them, or the world, or whatever. The good part is if you ever get a project set in motion that is successful the same rules of indifference apply, only now they're in your favor. That's why scrambling to just get something out the door and experiment is so important.
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Plan 9 does have a POSIX-like shell, psh.

A command loaded into your process can do things to you if you run it directly without calling spawn() or pctl(), but you'll usually use those to seperate the process, although it's rare to do it that way.

As far as other shells in the family, mash influenced Inferno's sh, but I think it's a relatively sparse branch compared to bourne-compatible shells.
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Only if we give them names. They get all the blame already - it's never "Major Bob at Creech AFB" that plastered those innocents, it's the drone that dropped that errant bomb.
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Why layoff when you can just force them to leave?
Layoff = compensation, cost.
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We're in a thread talking about personal success and ambition, not what we need to survive.
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Yeah, but if your company is making a million dollars per year and you aren't happy, then making a billion dollars a year wouldn't make you happy either. At that point, you're well past the point where money buys happiness.
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I found the opposite - mod_rewrite is way more powerful and has less surprising behavior than nginx's version. nginx's "if" blocks in particular are quite hairy -- note the Wiki page name: http://wiki.nginx.org/IfIsEvil
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What bit of knowledge do you need to understand the 'logical' solution must be true?
If we got rid of $1 bills, I suspect the demand would go up some ;-)
I just ran across No Execute on your blog. I can't believe I never found that before (I've chased up all the Plan 9 stuff before).

I've also been an Atlast user for a few years. Can't believe I never heard about your fork of it. John Walker's writeup on Atlast should be required reading for all programmers.

I'm going to try 9atom. I have a newer Eee with no CD drive. With BSD I can convert iso to img, add boot code and be up and running quick. But I guess it won't be so simple with 9atom? If this works, I'll be very happy.
Yes, this is exactly the same (or at least awfully similar). iOS has some APIs that are technically available to 3rd parties, but disallowed by the terms of service. It was news in 2008 when Google Mobile violated the guidelines to access some useful features.

http://daringfireball.net/2008/11/google_mobile_uses_private...

(Disclaimer: I work for Microsoft, though not on Windows.)
Thanks, I'll check it out if I ever stumble across any of that much-fabled "free time".
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Thanks Juanjo for the kind words. Completely agree regarding the game, and the rules are already changing. It's interesting that the same technologies that enable new kinds of startups also enable new investing models. I guess we all like change when it works in our favor, not so much when it's against us :)
Doesn't your argument apply to google and most search engines too? They also sell ads targeted according to the information they have about you.

And hey, just like google and others, they allow you to adjust your privacy settings to a great degree, have you visited the privacy settings lately? Yes, they have few controls in the past, but such is the nature of building and iterating, you can't get everything right in the first try...

To the argument of giving information to facebook and not knowing where it will end up, heck, that's true for every company and person that you come across!
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have you seen apple stock? treating your customers like idiots seems to be extremely profitable.
Environment variables won't work. They're either reset for security (when sudo is invoked, for example) or they bleed inappropriately into sub-processes. There is no reliable way to solve this using environment hints to the dynamic linker. End of story.
That seems kinda passive aggressive. Either complain through the proper channels... Or don't. But being sneaky doesn't help your cause.
Another way to put it is that, if you move from full-time job to startup, you are going to have to actually create real value (at least value for some large number of people).

At a regular 9-5 job, especially if you havent worked anywhere else before, you can fool yourself into believing that you create value by doing 1-2 hours of work a day (I know lots of people like this).

This is also the reason why people such a huge (harsh) change going from job to startup. You realize you werent really doing that much in your job!
Inferno is supposed to run on just about anything, from bare metal to Windows, IIRC.
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I see. Yeah my bad. Didn't read it properly.
Has anyone done a decently researched bust card website/app for smartphones that covers different laws for different worldwide jurisdictions yet?

I am sure that this could be funded by contextually advertising lawyers selected for their qualifications in each area, so that you can get their services with a button.

Also, have an off-phone media recording service to lots of different territories so as to preserve evidence. Very difficult to destroy evidence that is being recorded globally.

And if you want to make it nice and fluffy, you make sure that it is independent of the lawyers/sponsors and can kick them off and replace them if they are crap.
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Thanks.

No, I have not done an ebook. I am currently trying to declare bankruptcy and gradually develop my sites as I am able. It is very slow going. If you have any ability to direct traffic to them, that could wind up being meaningful.
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You can create value working 1 to 2 hours at a regular job. After all, if you can create value in eight hours then surely you'll create some in two.

Value isn't just the magnitude of the work you do. It's that multiplied by the importance of the direction you're going in. Companies are good at pointing your work in a direction that's already known to create value. One of the hard parts of a start up is figuring out a new such direction.
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I don't want your iPad-optimized web site
Web sites are adopting two patterns that are starting to ruin the iPad for me (a device which otherwise provides an amazing browsing experience)...

One is the tendency to auto-convert themselves into app-like interfaces. Google+, for all its attempts to catch Facebook, does this and it makes me hate their service (e.g. create a Page on my desktop and love it, go to my iPad and find 90% of the Page's capabilities are simply missing). Since I know the device can handle a normal web page, I am just angry when a site effectively hides itself from me.

A related "feature" is this assumption that there must be something wrong with me for using the web page: sites constantly popping up reminders that they have apps. If I wanted the app I would have installed it.

The second problem is sites adding arbitrary restrictions. Pinch-to-zoom is awesome until some bone-headed web site decides all by itself that its layout will actively fight this. Less available screen space, broken scrolling, the list goes on. You know what, I know what size I want my font to be, not you.

So please, web sites, fire your iPad "optimizers" and let your sites shine for what they are. Very few web sites are truly similar to apps, so stop making them that way.
Dude, the only thing you guys are constantly doing is to find reasons to make Facebook look bad and discredit them for their success.

Facebook, has something called as 'Terms and Conditions' of usage like any other piece of software/product on earth. Any piece of software/service/product you are likely to use has clauses that may not fit into what you would like to hear. And people accept those clauses because the net utility of the product is more than what they trade for the clauses.

But these constant rants about why Facebook doesn't deserve the success they have earned is getting boring and is not making sense anymore.
No, it won't work. This is my area of expertise and I can unequivocally state that it is not possible to solve this problem on a unix system. The linker infrastructure does not exist, and here's why:

RPATH (or better RUNPATH) has intractable conflicts in library dependencies. For example, this cannot work for any application which uses dlopen() and packages its loadable modules independently of the invoking binary. This is a problem for very high profile software such as:

* Apache, and just about any other application server with a plugin interface
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Furthermore, there exists other intractable conflicts in complex library dependency interactions. For example:

bin/A needs SONAME=B.so.1 needs SONAME=C.so.1 (v1)

bin/B needs SONAME=D.so.1 which needs both SONAME=C.so.1 (v2, incompatible) and SONAME=B.so.1

The dependency relationship of every shared object in this chain are not static, and you cannot modify the invoking binaries (where RPATH must be set) every time an intermediate shared object changes its linking requirements. You also cannot guarantee ordering when a single node depends on multiple libraries -- the order of evaluation is non-deterministic. You might say this is a corner case, but you would be surprised when you try at scale. This is not a corner case.

Seriously, I understand everything about this. Can't be done. You feel free to try it out and see that it doesn't.