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Absolutely agree. Their social graph is their most important asset. It's a goldmine for any service. For the most part, it is the best indication out there of who you are connected to. So many sites and services are using this 'trust' network to provide services that weren't capable before. An example is a travel site (forgot the name now) that allows you to see if friends of friends are staying over at a hostel on a certain date.

They somehow have to monetise this.
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The problem is that the underlying message implies that the Mayor of NYC can be gainfully employed as a programmer after a year of solving code snippets. Which is BS and very misleading. More at http://blog.sidu.in/2012/05/everyone-should-learn-programmin...
No and neither is anyone else, statistically speaking.

(Personally I know exactly what you're talking about, but trying to hang your case on an obscure sport isn't doing it any favors. The lockpick analogy is bad and a car analogy would serve you much better.)
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It's amazing how Facebook can still come up with more reasons for me not to use them. For me, it's a feature of asynchronous communication that you're not pressured to read it immediately and you get think time between reading and replying without the other end getting agitated.
people outside the US call them dashes as well, though perhaps not with the same frequency. ... --- ... is not 'dot dot dot hyphen hyphen hyphen dot dot dot', for example
As a consumer I agree with you. As a developer, any frustration I have with the frag... ah diversity of Android is more than offset by the greater potential that it offers me.
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yes, or "choice".

Having lots of different screen sizes is never "fragmentation". Having different versions of Android? Maybe.
Or create your own alternate keymap with the officially sanctioned Microsoft keyboard layout creator[0] (I used it to recreate the exact Apple French layout[1]). Advantages are you can easily reinstall it, it does not need external software, and you can switch layouts easily with the OS language bar.

[0] http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/bb964665.aspx

[1] https://dl.dropbox.com/s/zwx8un3kp5f8q3k/Apple%20Keyboard%20...
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I do the same thing using KeyRemap4MacBook

http://pqrs.org/macosx/keyremap4macbook/
But "Kodak ran a registered nuclear device everybody knew about and that was dismantled years ago" does not nearly sound as catchy as something about a "secret nuclear reactor in an underground bunker"!
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I moved to Berlin from Helsinki (another regional start-up hub) last March: http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/hacker-nomadism/

There are several things that I've been positively surprised about:

* Cost of living is really cheap. Now when I travel to France or Finland I feel everything is expensive there

* Berlin is very well connected with rest of Europe (trains, flights)

* The hacker scene here is great (huge meetups, etc)

On the slightly negative side:

* bureaucracy is ten years behind Finland. You still need to visit an office to get anything done instead of doing things over the browser

* Rental agencies really try to fleece you

Since moving inside Europe is really simple, I'd urge anybody curious to take a shot and stay here for a while. For example a month in some co-working space.
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Sorry, but I didn't quite get what you're trying to say...
I think you kind of answered your own question there. It's a very highly rated site, as far as that goes, that's very easy to place links on. A link here that actually gets used is very valuable to the discerning-but-foolable algorithms that grade such things.
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Strange to see them called "server teams". Devops - maybe. Devs - someone's got to fix the actual code issues. Ops - if it's a platform configuration issue. But whenever I read "server team", I'm thinking of the DC ops racking the actual hardware.

Is it a common name for devops in other companies?
Can facebook know if you read the messages through jabber?
C-base (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C-base) and co-up (http://co-up.de/) would probably be good starting points for a visiting hacker.

I've also heard a lot of start-up people hang out in Sankt Oberholz (http://www.sanktoberholz.de/?lang=en), but I have no personal experience on that one.
Interesting. Clearly part of a concerted attempt to disrupt HN. I'll be interested to see how the existing systems copes with it.
Actually Yukihiro "Matz" Matsumoto, designer of Ruby is Japanese. It's pretty ironic, isn't it?
Not talking about the commercial spam (I can somewhat understand that) - I'm talking about the comment spam that is going on at the moment.

e.g. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3979899 (Search for "sock puppet").
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> Being in the dark sounds like a bad thing, but it's not.

I was struct by this yesterday for something seemingly completely unrelated.

I've ordered a new laptop. An awesome thing about the company I bought it from is that they show average build times based on recently processed orders on their website, presented me with a flowchart of their build process and time estimates (generic estimates), and displays the current status in their process for my laptop.

Being in the dark would have left me not thinking much about it, as usual.

Sometimes I'm even surprised when I get a delivery because I forgot I ordered something (even if I ordered it the day before, sometimes; I do most my shopping online) because it's a non-event, and I know it'll arrive when it arrives.

For a big item like my new laptop it might cross my mind now and again, but until a week or two from ordering, when they indicated it will likely be ready, I wouldn't think much about it.

But now, because I have access to the information, I check it several times a day to see if there's an update. Can't help myself. I keep wondering how far they've gotten. There's no practical benefit to me at all. And it's creating an expectation that wasn't there before, of something happening soon.

In retrospect, I might even have preferred not having the information.
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I really thought some time about remapping the / on the german keyboard (which is Shift-7) to 7 and vice versa (yeah, http:77site.com7foo7bar7page.html). But in the meantime I learned to hit the keys properly and switched to another system altogether.
Chances are he got banned from HN at some point and is now mad.. and aged 14..
Nice work! Reminds me a bit of http://teuxdeux.com/
I think, perhaps, it's a matter of perspective. You can think of coding as "making a computer do stuff" in which case it could be less fundamental and important (but maybe more practical) than physic. Or, you could think of it as the study of information, which is as fundamental as physics.

Now, to be entirely fair, this is not "coding" but "computer science". (Which, coincidentally, is neither a science nor about computers.) However, I think coding is a practical proxy for computer science, so the idea is the same: it's not just a practical skill but also a deeper understanding of the world.
He hes no (relevant) point. Check his comment/rant history…
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Just it doesn't work in most languages, as the - sign is usually the minus operator. In Java and Python 3 for example you can use Unicode in identifiers, maybe you can use mdash there (unless they forbid punctuation characters).
No comment on coding style, but you may want to look into this: http://imgur.com/sE7ul

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Pretty incoherent indeed.
It's interesting to note that 27% of Google's revenue comes from partner sites [1], aka Adsense on 3rd party sites, where the "purchasing intent" is not so clear.

I personally think it's unlikely that Facebook will not launch an Adsense competitor at some point.

Then there's Facebook credits with at least 200 million users [2], potential there to expand into off-site micro-payments, POS systems, etc.

Or "Premium Features": advanced analytics, promoted posts, photo storage, etc

The $100B valuation is reflective of the market's confidence in their potential, obviously. It's wise to be cautious, but I wouldn't write them off just yet.

[1] http://investor.google.com/earnings/2012/Q1_google_earnings....
[2] http://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-credits-2011-6
What about binary search? http://googleresearch.blogspot.com/2006/06/extra-extra-read-...
Who actually is this Dustin Curtis guy? Looking at the list of the members of the "svbtle blog network" (here: http://svbtle.com/), he seems to be the only one without a company or achievement by his name (instead, he's labelled as "villain"). His writing is good, I'm just wondering who he is :-)
I agree that this behaviour is quite objectionable, though for a subtly different reason.

In particular it's not a case of malicious spreading of misinformation, it seems that in the case that the hoax worked the lies were deleted.

Rather it's a case of abusing a public resource. It feels to me somewhat like training a group of school-children to play Rugby on a village bowling green. Sure the damage to the grass will be undone over time, and sure the chance of knocking over any real old ladies is very small; but it's still an irreverent gesture that shows a dangerous lack of respect.

In the real world we have checks to make sure this kind of behaviour doesn't get too out of hand; on the internet we've so far managed to avoid the need. I hope that continues.
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People's love of Blizzard makes it worse, not better, when there are problems.

I was at the London launch event Monday night (working not buying), the first person in the queue had been camped there since Saturday lunchtime. He said that by the time he got his copy signed at 11pm he had time to get a train home, get to work with ten minutes to spare, work a twelve hour shift, then go home and spend the night playing the game.

A lot of people care a lot about games like this, and that includes how soon they can play it.
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Judges always take sides - they are humans after all. Their job is it to ignore that and let "justicia" decide. Given how ridiculous Oracle's claims are, he has to look after it that ridicule does not take over and damages the trial.. I don't think he really sides with Google, he has probably just adopted his programmer's world view in this case, and sees how ridiculous the claims really are. In many other tech cases (ahem, copyright infringement) judges are not as competent and can't imagine the real implications of their rulings.
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> It's worth noting that G+ was intended to solve the fine-grained partitioning of people, and yet, no-one I know uses it regularly.

So... you're arguing that people choose social networks based on more than the presence of a particular implementation of a single feature? Groundbreaking addition to your "all your friends are the same" theory.
Firstly, I think you are confusing different kinds of lies. Lying is bad for society when it is used to get an unfair advantage, i.e. to commit fraud. But lying in other contexts, for other reasons? If he tells his wife she looks great when, objectively, she's no Helen of Troy, should he also be stripped of tenure?

Secondly, teaching defense against the dark arts generally requires giving the students a working knowledge of the dark arts. Would you object to the publication of Robert Cialdini's Influence on the same basis?

Thirdly, by illustrating how easy it is to damage the free exchange of information, he helps individuals become more resistant to lies and helps the internet develop new ways to fight misinformation. Think of him as a vaccine to the actual 'information terrorists.'
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Well, there goes my use of Facebook messages. There is a reason SMS and email read-notifications were failures.
Windows Phone 7 could have the slickest API, the best hardware, the largest numbers of users, and the most developer and customer-friendly application market and I would still resist making apps for them. This is a company that has a long and storied history of sitting on their ass and doing nothing to push the state of the art, once they've captured market share. Their mobile strategy over the past decade is itself a good example of this. And it isn't like there has been some big culture shift over there that might put the lie to this, either. In fact it seems to be getting worse.

(Although, in fact, if they were to pull off all of the above without e.g. first buying Samsung or some bullshit, my opinion of their capabilities and culture might need some reworking at that point.)

Unless you're really exciting by the prospect of developing for Windows Phone 7 for the next fifteen years, you should be glad MS barely qualifies as an also-ran in the smartphone game, and hope that never changes.
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I don't agree. I think the professor is just trying to teach people that you can't trust what you read to be true, and test the rigour by which fact-checking actually takes place on the internet (rarely). He's not trying to say 'truth isn't necessary' or anything of the sort.

His cons are generally harmless, and he has revealed them so wheres the net loss? There is a long way between this and someone who actually subversively tries to push his views on others (eg. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxil_hoax )
I dunno, I see lots of looking forward to new Game of Thrones type statuses on my FB.
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There's a different starting expectation: Anything that fits in the "instant messaging" batch is often used when people wants immediate interaction.

It annoys me to no end - being old school enough to finding it completely acceptable to send a question to someone over IM, and expect them to get it and deal with it later, while many of my co-workers etc. will start any IM conversation with "are you there?" or "hi" and expect a back and forth to confirm this is "live" before telling me what it's about, and effectively removing the choice of dealing with it right away. That's a substitute for the system telling them the message has or will be read.

With that usage pattern - as a slightly less intrusive substitute for a phone call or face to face encounter - knowing that you're not talking to an empty chair helps.

This change effectively shifts Facebook messages further towards the IM spectrum away from the e-mail/letter spectrum. Many e-mail systems support read-receipts, but most people never use them, exactly because a large part of sending an e-mail is that you acknowledge the recipient may want to deal with the message in their own time, or perhaps not at all.

And that's probably why Facebook wants this change: To increase user engagement by getting users to feel more of an obligation to reply and to reply quickly.
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AIDE really is a fantastic achievement, i had a play about with it when my laptop died a few weeks back and i was itching for some coding! It's a fully-fledged development environment with code completion, refactoring and many other cool features. Something surreal about writing android apps on an android device!
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How should I test my backups?

I have a projects folder, which is on Dropbox and additionally on Time Machine. I can confirm they are really in both by browsing them. Anything more I should do?
Seems rather apropos, really.