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No. ;)

Edit: I just got down voted for replying "No." to a comment on HN. Hah! That's this site in a nutshell for you.
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I'm very surprised about your experience. Unemployment hasn't hit that hard the IT sector,and finding good people ain't easy, but people willing to work on IT? There are plenty and doing very long hours...
About as useful as running a Geo Metro in the Indy 500.
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It does seem that mercurial is encouraging a workflow which is basically "get everything into one patch before committing it" whereas git says "take as many commits as you want to get it right, you can squash it later if you want."
Boston has a great bar scene. Our bars and restaurants are regularly recognized as some of the best in the country. We also have many, many bars for such a small geographic area. IMO the bar scene in Boston is superior to SF.

These are the real pain points for living in Boston as a 20-something:

The T is miserable, always.
The weather is miserable, 9 months per year.
The attitude is cynical, usually.
Massholes are real.
Prices are high.
We spend too much time comparing ourselves with NYC.

Otherwise, Boston is excellent. The city is clean. People are educated. Some are even attractive. The bike sharing is great.

Bar closing time is not a real issue. It's just a symptom of an old-fashioned, stuck in its ways, puritanical city.
Same here. Two of us bought Creative Cloud a week ago. We were up and running as quickly as we could download it.
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A lot of say you feel great after an exercise section, but how? I always feel sweaty, my throat feels constricted and I feel I need to go drink some water.

And that is true, even if I only do it for 10 minutes in the morning.
I've used GIMP for as long as I've been making websites it seems (about 12 years) and it works fine. I'm not a graphic designer though, so I'm not doing anything radical.
New York had a greater percentage of investment during the dot-com boom in the 90s. Since then, it has fluctuated. However, New York hasn't produced too many big tech companies. I think New York's biggest success has been DoubleClick. Outside of media, what other big tech companies have been started in NYC?

There is a lot of media in New York, which includes internet media. Also, I think there are a lot of bloggers in NYC. Although, I don't see evidence the New York tech boosters claims match reality.
I don´t think that catching falling knives is a good way to make business, but now that the market is so low, some companies are taking undeserved punishment, just due to the panic. Go and ask Warren Buffet how he made his money.

Please read again what I wrote as it has nothing to do with what that guy said . Somebody commented if there are opportunities here in Spain due to the crisis, and I still think there are, if you know what you are looking for.
Yes. Gigawatt hours would be meaningless. I'm saying that the "gigawatts" was a short form of "gigawatt hours", which means what they were talking about was "gigawatt hours per hour", which is really just average gigawatts over an hour, but that is quite meaningful as compared to straight up gigawatt.
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don't worry, next week I'll release JSON6 and nobody will remember JSON5 anymore.
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A good thing to keep in mind when reading the Sprawl trilogy is that the writing style and sense details are more important than the plot, which is basically a series of Macguffins. Orson Scott Card's stories are the opposite: Plot drives everything, and simplistic prose carries you through. They're both valid types of fiction, but make for totally different experiences.

When you put down a Card novel, you remember the story arc. When you put down a Gibson novel, you remember the images. Everyone knows the opening line of Neuromancer, but few people quote lines from Ender's Game. Everyone remembers the ending of Ender's Game, but many people forget the ending of Neuromancer, even if they enjoyed it.
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I had read “Even artichokes have doubts” a while ago and had really enjoyed it (http://www.yaledailynews.com/news/2011/sep/30/even-artichoke...)

This piece is much less convincing. What's so frightening with loneliness? I would say with Pascal that the inability of the human race to deal with loneliness is the source of most of its problems. We try to distract ourselves with TV, and now Twitter and Facebook -- what are we trying to run away from? What she describes is not friendliness, it's life in a support group.

Her death is tragic of course -- all the more so because now we can't argue with her.
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I allowed it, but wasn't happy about the invasion of privacy.
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I don't see that Spain is at the worst of it. The majority of the people I talk to about this, both family, friends, and people on the street (seriously, I ask cashiers, waiters, friends of friends) don't seem to get it it yet.

Most of the debt issues are just coming to light, small town/village governments are still doing the same old thing, and the "people in power" are still getting away with it.

Nothing is going to make this go away, and this government, with their watered down transparency plans and regional examples (think Madrid and Comm. Venlenciana) isn't going to be capable to doing what it takes. There's just too much mud on their hands.

I will say when my wife and I spent some time on Ibiza and Mallorca that the attitude of the workers there seemed a little different, perhaps because these places are so heavily sold into servicing northern Europeans. On the mainland the amount of people I have seen collecting paro and working, or collecting power and rejecting work is horrible.
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"collecting paro and working, or collecting paro and rejecting work is horrible."

Paro = unemployment insurance in Spain.
A dedicated group of individuals capable of harnessing a number of planes in the air simultaneously and get them on a trajectory to a nuclear plant, with an impact exceeding a military bombing attack...

...can probably just build a bomb on their own just fine.

Nuclear power plants don't require perfection. There are minute possibilities of terrible disasters with almost any facility. Nuclear plants do have some particularly disconcerting problems that seem fairly obvious and must be mitigated against, but I think we can allow for the fact that with or without a nuclear plant, bad shit can happen, and actually without said plant, bad shit will happen.

Bhopal didn't have a nuclear power plant, just a measly ol' pesticide plant.
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When was Crockford elected to set the rules for programmers and why wasn't I given a vote?

Oh, he was never elected? Why the fuck should I care about what one man thinks then?
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The way I see Gibson's work, in particular Neuromancer, is basically as impressionism in novel form. If you look closely at any of the individual details you will become hopelessly lost and confused, however if you roll with that feeling and absorb the entire work you start to realize that his haphazard description and detail are, very effectively in my opinion, painting an incredibly vibrant image of a drab, desperate, and depressed society.

Compared to Gibson, I would describe Scott Card's work as very crisp high contrast paintings of stick figures. Easy reading, but really nothing of interest in the slightest if you are looking for more than just a plot. The XKCD of SF. (Also, I'd highly suggest sticking to the Ender series of books if you do insist on reading Scott Card. I made the mistake of reading A Memory of Earth without knowing what I was getting myself into first...)

For what it's worth, Gibson's Bridge trilogy is much more accessible than Neuromancer, though I can't say that I think he ever quite hit as high a note as Neuromancer.
The name is definitely confusing though. You're creating a new format that existing JSON parsers cannot handle. In a way, it's like creating a new XML format called XML2 that uses parenthesis instead of angle brackets, and standard parsers like libxml will no longer be able to read.

Future newbie developers will wonder why their xml reader has problems reading document.xml2 without actually realizing the format is different from xml.

It's worse in your case since JSON5 almost looks like regular JSON, but if one were to use one of your special features, it would cause any normal JSON parser to break. The newbie developer might not be sharp enough to realize he needs a completely different parser.
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There's a Google talk setting to stop integration with your circles, then it won't add anyone unless you do it explicitly.
A lot of developers believe the ICO only went soft because most of the UK governments own websites would not be compliant anywhere near the deadline. The cynic in me would not be surprised to see the ICO crack the whip once the government is safe.
At ClassDojo we support many thousands of concurrent users on node.js using cluster to create multiple worker processes and using multiple boxes with Amazon ELB in front of them. All static assets are served from the CDN.

Handling your state in memory is fine for examples such as this, but in general you should defer all state to the database layer or use something like redis. That way your app server will remain entirely stateless so any node.js process on any box can serve a request identically - you can just scale up by adding additional boxes.
Also, `this` is exported in modules.
Yes it did in my enquiries. I hired one of the guys and he produced the full set of icons, making changes to all the sizes to make sure they looked good on the phone.
Believe it or not, Quark initiated a takeover attempt of Adobe around 1998 or so. Adobe had been hurting pretty badly at the time, and their stock was so low that Quark thought that they might be able to buy them and take them private.

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Three years later, of course, Fred Ebrahimi fired most of the development staff, and the rest is history.
The majority of the people here don't get it yet; how much pain will have to pass to sort this out. Its been a windfall for the last 10 (to 20) years, and then it is just too easy to blame the government.

I wish some form of serious, respected Spanish person, who isn't in politics, would stand up and stir the people into action as what happened in Iceland. Its sad to see a country rotting out from its core, the anger yet the complacency, the loud voices but muted actions...
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Article first.

Side note: this should have been a poll.
I think this should be a private conversation.
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So you reassigned module.exports to exports in order to get all objects assigned to both module.exports and exports otherwise objects assigned to module.exports would override those assigned to exports which would stay ignored, right?

But: to get all objects do I have to assign module.exports to exports (so change the order from your first example)?:

exports = module.exports = { hello: 'hello', world: 'world' };
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Actually, here in good 'ol socialist Sweden all of our groceries, with a few exceptions, used to look like that up until the end of the 90s. I remember as a kid eating cereals from a big white box with the word "CORNFLAKES" on it in big blue bold letters.
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I wonder if that really is the case? Are there any useful experiments done comparing screen size?

I would have two questions:

1) how much screen size is ideal?
2) are there better ways to deal with information display than large screens?

I use laptops a lot. I have used 17" laptops and now I have a small one. I don't feel that productive on the small screen. That's subjective.

I use an external screen. A 30" screen. Am I more productive?
On larger screens my main field of view is not much larger. I have to move the head to see things at the edges.

One thing which might be more productive is instant switching between contexts on the screen. For example switching between a debugger view and an editing sessions easily and fast. That might be better on a certain screen size, than having both the debug and edit version on the same screen - but each smaller. Sometimes programmers add another monitor, so they can put these things on different monitors. But is it really better to look to another monitor, instead of just switching the context on the one you are currently looking at?
- Stop over-analyzing things. Stop thinking things through and just jump into it

- Focus on making a habit out of exercising/coding/whatever. Once the habit is done, you will do it without much trouble

- Don't tell people what you are going to do, and just do it. Talking about your plans is the worst thing you can do

- Do the smaller things first. Small goals are easy and allow you to gain a bit of momentum. Think of big goals like ladders, and each small goal is one of the steps

- Get some momentum going. The snowball effect just works. Every time you might want to quit you will look behind you and see this huge snowball of accomplishments following you
> Writing `exports = module.exports = ...` ensures they have the same value as you would expect.

But where should they have the same value? I thought require returns just module.exports if it exists and ignores exports.
Or 30 minutes by bike, Boston is very bike friendly, if you are not too scared of the weather, that is. But that's something that 300$ of good equipment can fix.
Maybe instead of getting rid of rules, lets find a better ones?
It's been a couple years since I dug into the research myself, but doing a quick search it appears to be related to depleted glycogen, depleting bio-available testosterone, a rise in cortisol, plus various immune system changes.

It hard to find specific articles on the internet though, but here's one that's talks in a general way about it, but doens't come out and say one hour.
http://chriskresser.com/why-you-may-need-to-exercise-less

Here's another that graphs the cortisol response vs time, but doesn't link to the specific article.
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When the fine is up to £500K, can you really take the risk that they won't target you too? How do you define a "big infringer"? Someone who uses a lot of cookies? Someone who is making a lot of money?

As for the web agencies point, I agree with you. The digital agency that I work for have made a killing from the new cookie law, providing "cookie audits" as well as work on client websites to bring them in line with the new law.
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I hear people say the BB is faster at email, but by how much? A few seconds? Even if the difference is a few minutes, it doesn't compensate for BBs many other shortcomings.

Is there something I'm missing?

FYI, I'm a long time iPhone user.
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my experience in the Netherlands is "odd": people work, no question about that but most of the ones I know work 4-day weeks (good for work-life balance) and there are interesting benefits for people who don't work.

I'm sure it's not exact but I met people who had a high paying job, decided to leave/were fired and immediately got unemployment benefits from the government while they were looking for a new job.

Which is cool but mmmm maybe premature? If you had a high paying job for 3 years why should the government immediately step in giving you something like €500/month while you are looking for a new one? kinda removes the pressure to find a new one from day 1, doesn't it?
Unfortunately all this is true, but something is finally changing (although slowly). My wife used to see as a doctor lots of people that where feigning illness just to get the medical dismiss and receive a pay without working. They even came to the hospital with their lawyers in order to intimidate the doctors or worst physical threats and yelling.

Now all this has almost disappeared, not completely but is much better. People is realizing that the Belle Epoque where everybody had right to receive money for nothing is gone.
Hahaha.. Yeah, I'm healthy and young. I just meant that when my back starts hurting from sitting I know it's getting weak so I need to get my ass back in the gym and strengthen it.

It does nothing, except maybe bad things, if you don't know the cause of the back issues.
There is still a lot of semiconductor manufacturing in the US.

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For me-GMail is far and away better than any email and email interface offered. No other spam filter is competitive. Not other interface, web or desktop, is competitive.

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I think you're excited to share your experiences and want to encourage others in the hopes they will enjoy similar benefits, but I think you've gone into too much detail in what's a complicated area. You've told people to take your advice with a grain of salt but you haven't identified the qualifiers which unfortunately makes your post bad advice. For instance:

* 4 days vs 3 days: for hard gainers, this can be very bad advice. 3 days is the limit for me or I lose weight.

* 10-15min warmup: again for hard gainers, you don't want to do too much cardio and you're better off splitting your training into muscle gain months and fat loss months because trying to do both at the same time is nearly impossible.

* 30-50s breaks between reps: all depends on your rep scheme; if you're doing 8-6-4-2 you need much longer rests (I've tried 90s vs 180s and my level of performance is radically different); if you're doing 10x10 to break through a plateau then a short rest makes sense

* weights: it's not random, you shouldn't even need to think about this: you simply need to pick the weight that matches your rep scheme... if you're doing 8-6-4-2 you need weights YOU can ONLY lift 7-8 times, 5-6 times, etc.; it amazes me how many guys wander around gym randomly picking stuff up

Point is most of this depends on the body type of the individual AND their goals. I'm naturally skinny and struggle to eat a lot. So I found a guy like me (literally, physically) who achieved the goals I want and worked through his book and so far that works for me.

There's nothing wrong with finding a role model you just need to be clear on the variables; Arnold may be a good role model if you want to become a pro bodybuilder and you have a similar body type, he's not if that's not your goal or your starting point.
I also wondered about the "Play" rename. I assumed it happened because they have such a strong priority coming from above on movies/music this became the central thinking. And apps/books became less relevant.
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There are a lot of variables to control for, so of course it isn't that simple.

Intensity is the key. 45-60 minutes of intense (as in you can only have labored conversations during this time) exercise is about all your body can handle at a time though.

I wish I could provide direct citations, but as I said in my other post it's been a while since I was reading the research and it took me weeks of reading to find key nuggets like that directly, mostly it's this article based on that article based on these 10 papers and only one directly comes out and says it.
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