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He is hong kong, unless he is paying a lots for a nice apartment he is probably living in a tiny shoe box of an apartment, if he bought all those bottles where would he keep them? the fridge would be tiny also. In hong kong there is literally a 7-11 or circle k on every city block. If you are on a major road you are no more than 100 meters away from the nearest 7-11
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Man, I feel like I did a week's worth of exercise just reading that. If you want to sell the exercise habit, this blog post isn't the way to do it.

To be honest, I only even read half of it. (All of the above says nothing about the exercise habit, nor the point of the post. Just the actual effect of reading the post.)

I feel like: if I had the actual habits described in the post, few things in life would feel as good or as rewarding as immediately breaking them, forever.

This isn't to say this is true: just that this is the impression the blog post leaves me with, due to the style, writing, format, etc.
What I mean is trying to do without training their brains.

I know I'm far below the potential I had when I was 10 in terms of raw intelligence, and I believe many people could've been a few thousand times smarter if we had only tried making them smart.

Going to chips when we haven't even learned to train our brains looks ridiculous to me.
Over the past few years I've visited reddit comment threads less and less precisely because of the increase in racial insensitivity. The rise of vanity accounts doesnt help either, and shows that its not just tolerated by a pretty big percent of the community, but is readily accepted and seen as entertaining.

I do find sanctuary in a few subreddits where its much rarer. But I cringe everytime i see a post title that makes an explicit mention to someones ethnicity because i know there will be misinformation given and jokes made that further validate particular kinds of racial bias.
@nReduce I think this is a really nice approach and I´m pretty sure I will join the demo day. It´s a nice experiment and taking "self curing" patient communities into account, an evolutionary and self organized community can work really good.

Hint: The more you want to be like YC, the less you will be like YC. nR is nR, give it it´s own shape in the communication.

and... thank you for integrating the "Follow Discussion" Button. I just updated the git right here. https://github.com/jermaink/hnfollowbutton

Renamed from "Follow Discussion" from "View Discussion" which makes more sense. Also some compatibility issues solved.
What does the team behind nReduce get out of it? Deal flow lead bounty?

Not trying to be cynical I'd just like to know what the incentives are other than "let's just be awesome".

Apologies if it was explained somewhere, I did look but didn't see anything obvious.
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That is main reason why he (Polish PM) has to be very wary now - if he didn't back down from ACTA he wouldn't stand a chance in next elections. And there is still some time before we will have them but if he makes more blunders it will be his political death.
A slight variation along the same lines is x >>> 0, which differs in that it yields positive values for values between 2^31 and 2^32-1 inclusive, effectively acting as a C cast to uint32_t instead of int32_t. It runs in roughly the same time as the other bitwise truncation idioms on Firefox 15 alpha, with Math.floor being slightly faster than them.
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My alternative way is to learn to develop our brains first.
I know I'm several orders of magnitude less smart than I could be, and that could've been very different with better nurture - although I was born in a University, both my parents are physicists, speak several languages etc. etc.

IMO there is a LOT of untapped potential in the human brain yet and going to chips for speed upgrades looks ridiculous.
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JS defines three bitwise shifts which work the way C works on signed int32's:

[
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];
// ==> [true, true, true, true]

As pointed out elsewhere in this thread there is one exception to this rule:

0xf0000000 >>> 0 === 0xf0000000;
// ==> true

In other words, right shifting is always unsigned.
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Most users won't get any effect at all unless they're playing top-end video games.

Anyway, I thought by now we would have 16-core processors.... I don't understand why the "default" one is still two cores.
100%? so now instead of taking X amount of time to do something, it takes 0 time (X-X*100) to do something? Or have I completely misunderstood what a % performance improvement is?
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That's a myth. There are no high IQ females.

Jokes aside, show me those high IQ babes, I'll fertilize them alright.

And seriously, medicine and law are not the "intelligent" studies, law is masturbation and medicine is applied biology so ... really not the smartest aspect of the human race, as much as I respect medics and hate lawyers.
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Because of this answer on Quora (http://www.quora.com/Instagram/What-is-the-genesis-of-Instagram/answer/Kevin-Systrom), there were reports after the Instagram acquisition that Kevin had to learn programming at night to do Instagram because he didn't know how.

Per this interview (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=nld8B9l1aRE), he took CS classes in high school and had some mentoring from his uncle early on.

My friend also met with him recently and asked how he learned out of interest and asked if he took programming courses at Stanford, which Kevin said yes, but his interview in the video above doesn't line up with that response (albeit I heard this second hand so I can't verify the convo).

So what is the truth?
100% performance improvement? That seems a little ridiculous (and impossible). I can't find the data that this claim comes from, so I have a feeling they might mean 50% performance improvement (i.e. 1s => 0.5s). Is there more detail anywhere?

(Edit: would it be possible to have an explanation for why this was downvoted? If I've said something stupid/wrong, I'd like to be corrected please.)
Not really. It's about short term vs long term - mostly the path of least effort is a short term view, long term is more about the path of maximum potential imo.
The latter. Wanting to protect your children does not excuse censorship. I mean, this is literally the rhetoric used by SOPA, PIPA, whatever the newer one is that I don't remember because there are too many damn acronyms. It's all "protect the innocent children".

If you want to hide the image behind a thumbnail or a black/white outlide and require an explicit click, fine. But I can't entertain this sort of discussion without a high level of discomfort.
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Being a partner at a big firm may not mean what you think it does.

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Not really, if I bug my colleagues anymore, they'll realize I'm not working that much.
Or you can interpret it the other way: before the code could complete X units of work (whatever the metric), now it can complete X + X in the same time (2X).
Most of the community developers have jumped the bandwagon to work with LibreOffice. It seems that the developers still with OpenOffice.org are mostly working for IBM and Oracle. The project just did the first release (http://www.openoffice.org/news/aoo34.html) after two years of silence, but there's still a lot to do before they are featurewise competing with LibreOffice. You can see a feature comparison here: http://people.gnome.org/~michael/blog/2012-04-26-ooo-compari...
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I think you're looking for an inverse relationship.

e.g. My car has 200hp and can do a quarter mile in 20 seconds. If I then increase my car to 400hp (a 100% increase), let's pretend I can now do a quarter mile in 10 seconds.

Thus, a 100% increase in performance drops cuts my quarter mile (or in this case processing) time in half.
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This may be blasphemy at HN, but I see so many similarities between digg and reddit. From the power of their service to the complete adoration to their founders.

Doesn't this fawning over Ohanian remind you of Kevin Rose?
My approach has been to just to ignore reviews, compensation, and bonuses altogether. People are simply not capable of getting this right. Everyone knows how dishonest people can be, especially in the workplace. To have any sort of review system requires and assumption of honest reviewers, which isn't even close to reality.

The job market will sort things out in most cases over the long term.
I am impressed. I thought you were surely wrong, then I checked it in Firebug, then I checked it in the ECMA-262 standard, and yes, a >>> b is indeed a uint32 operator.
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Tried Piracetam for a bit. Definitely had better memory and perhaps some increased focus.

It tastes awful in powder form though. In general, I don't think its worthwhile unless you'll be using it for a specific reason, like memorizing for an exam or something.
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That's not exactly true; what x|0 essentially does, like x<<0, ~~x and x>>0, is cast x to a signed 32-bit integer, which truncates the fractional part and causes wrap-around for values outside of -2147483648..2147483647. (Math.pow(2,32)+1)|0 is 1.
If we assume "100% improvement" means "100% increase," the most common definition of the latter is simply 2x the former amount. So a 100% improvement in performance likely means 2x the former speed.
I've never thought UEFI Secure Boot was a great idea, but Fedora paying Microsoft to get a signed boot loader feels, errrm, creepy to me.

On the bright side however, Fedora's boot loader is just a signature verifying loader to boot grub2 - using _Fedora's_ PKI. That's encouraging because at an ideological level it's exploiting Microsoft's process to give Fedora control over everything downstream from their loader. The name even implies that it's a kind of workaround: "shim loader." (Shim is defined in some circles as a compatibility workaround.)

I guess Fedora doesn't plan on becoming a signing authority for custom kernels, but in a pinch it could work.

Please, everyone start contributing to http://coreboot.org !

[Edited for clarity.]
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Does it import Microsoft document formats 100% better? That' the biggest issue that Open/LibreOffice has and until that one is solved for good, the rest does not matter much...

EDIT: not wanting to contribute further to the fall of HN, I edited M$ into Microsoft
It seems amazing what you can find time for, I'm inspired. I'd be very curious to see it quantified in a schedule of your typical (or any) week, to see how it all fits together.
I see 5 quad core and 9 dual core CPUs in the list.
Microsoft will be offering signing services through their
sysdev portal. It's not entirely free (there's a one-off
$99 fee to gain access)

In other words, Microsoft won. Not only have they made Linux significantly more difficult to develop and use, they have managed to actually extract money from open-source developers. This is why MS has such a bad reputation.
Just to clarify my cryptic statement:
We're all incredibly less intelligent than we could have been.

Trying to supplement the brain with technology while we haven't even started trying to develop our intelligence, is a stupid idea imho.
it does not give Fedora "control over the whole process". It's not only the bootloader that is signed, it's also kernel and modules. And if any of these is compromised, M$ can see that as a threat to a Windows installation on the same PC and revoke the "Fedora" keys. Not that M$ would have any incentive to do such a thing ever....
If you want more of the guy, he's been writing fiction for a long time.

If you like reading graphic novels, read the Sandman series.

If you like reading books, read American Gods.

If you have kids, read them Coraline.
I love Open/LibreOffice but you are 100% correct.
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Sorry, if I sounded argumentative. I just shared what somebody's perception could be when they read the title 'Workflow Engine'. It took me a while to understand that probably 'Rules Engine' would have been a better nomenclature.
Right. Even Vim and Emacs in the terminal are actually GUIs.
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It's funny that most people (me, too) don't like the syntax. I think the problem is that Swift sells itself as a scripting language and scripting languages are often very easy to read like Bash, Ruby or Python.

Well, maybe if I see it again in the future, I'll try to code something in it.
Yes. In the early weeks of G+ it was really weird. I had mainly people from flickr in my circles, they were very easy to find because they actively pointed at each other. Posts like "if you're into this kind of photography you should add these people" - this was before you could share circles. They also posted how-tos on using picasa images in posts and such. They really jumped on it.

One of the reasons I often heard was that facebook reduced quality too much (bad compression) and this resulted in bad press for FB among photographers. Apparently, many were on the lookout for something like fb with an integration of something like picasa.

I'm less on flickr now because of the "please post this in our group" spam. They really need to get a grip on that.
I love all of these posts that discuss exercising and coding at x time. Wake up, code, exercise, rest of day. But I would LOVE to see a post where the person involved has at least one child under the age of 5. It changes everything. You can't just be out of the house at X time, ready to do your exercise - because Junior has to be fed, changed and taken to school.

(Disclaimer: I have 2 kids, I manage to exercise each day, but it definitely comes at the expense of other things).
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I really dislike the term "up to N%" - this reminds me of sleazy commercials reporting "up to 80% discount". 0.2% is also "up to 100%". Can't more accurate figures be reported?
Desktop applications aren't really ready to take advantage of that many cores yet - parallelism is hard, and the vast majority of desktop users probably can't keep even two cores saturated most of the time. There's also thermal dissipation limitations, plus with that many cores you need to have a lot of bandwidth to memory to keep them saturated. And, of course, the more circuitry you have the lower your yield, so the cost of a $BIGNUM-core CPU would be quite high. So there's no real reason to add tons of cores to a single CPU.

Meanwhile, on the server side of things, there's only so far you want to go with multiple cores before it's worth thinking about just buying more than one server. Multiple servers has advantages when it comes to reliability, helps scale out resources other than CPU (eg, memory bandwidth, hard disk bandwidth, or NIC bandwidth), and of course this forces you into an architecture that scales out much further than just adding more sockets to the same machine does. And, of course, using the same basic product lines (modulo clock rating and the like) as desktop chips reduces cost too. It's not really worth adding tons of cores to the same package, when you can always buy multiple CPUs if you really _really_ need tons of cores on one machine.
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1) It's not just blogging if there are actions behind it. If they change how a multi-million dollar business works for a month it's not just a blog post, is it?

2) "This is now really the ironic part, sharing advice how to come to new fresh ideas and project...considering that 37signals didn't have any new and really successful products for years" - well even if this was true, wouldn't an action like this help create something new and successful? And which part of the blog post is advice? So far as I can see, saying what they do != telling others what to do
I have no clue as to how life was before books.

I can tell you I have incredibly good and fresh memory but it's much worse when it comes to web-accessible stuff, like what's PHP's function for this or that, while at the same time I can recall conversations from south park episodes I haven't seen in years.

I have googled the same function at least a dozen times while at the same time I could recall every detail of the Silmarillion after having read it only once (that was a while ago and I had much better memory but still).

It is highly likely that accessibility lowers the ability to retain knowledge in its raw form, as increasingly the brain relies on pointers to base a google search on instead of keeping track of the whole thing.
Agree with ricardobeat, but if I am a manager myself, I imagine I would ask for a question like have you ever made any software? Open-source or commercial. Or any experience in developing any open software.
But Google didn't start life that way - they were born a search company. That's what I find so interesting about Facebook at present, here they are, investment in hand and a world of opportunity. From here on in they can choose their own path and focus on whatever they like - just as Google have had the opportunity to do.
I would argue that's a Microsoft problem... I don't think office files are even compatible with their own standard: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Open_XML .
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I can run new libre from /opt/libreoffice3.5/program only, without Gnome or KDE. Old versions add softlinks to runnable paths. This new version doesn't.
oh really, can they open docx files on ubuntu 11.10 now? or do we just have to watch libreoffice crash everytime trying opening one of those?
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It is when it's sexual in nature and at work, which is what we're talking about here.
openoffice/libreoffice family can open docx for a long time.