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I liked the part where you encouraged the developer to think about how the API will be consumed by the end user; however even a brief mention of some BDD / Unit tests here would have been nice (:
Thanks, I'll look into it and release a update asap
> I don't care the slightest if it's something Apple doesn't want you to do

Just to be clear, did you want this app to appear in the AppStore?
The thing is that Apple's turnover in the beginning of the 2000s was following a period of stagnation in PC innovation. Microsoft simply did not have to innovate in the OS department and for that reason, they didn't really at least since Windows 2000, arguably even earlier if you only consider GUI innovations.

RIM however needs to turnaround in a market situation where the two hotshots, Google and Apple, have been pushing the envelopes year after year in order to keep ground, while a third contender (Microsoft) is already lurking and waiting for the slightest weakness of the other two. With such a powerplay I don't see how RIM could make it work, sorry.
>kinda removes the pressure to find a new one from day 1, doesn't it?

Probably better both for society and business if people take a month or two to find a job that's a good fit rather than having to jump on the first one that comes.
Do you happen to remember what Richard Stallman said?
You definitely have to force yourself to say no to things, people, ideas. For some of the day, turn off your email. Go wild and don't take your phone when you get lunch. Once you get past the anxiety, it feels great!
That's the thing. In another era, I'd say that the Harvard Book Store was nothing special, but set against the carnage that has been the Boston-area bookstore scene, they're doing something right. I agree it has little or nothing to do with the digital printing press, but whatever it is, it's something a lot of other bookstores didn't crack.
Wasn't thinking of it, but sure, add Stylus to the list. The point is CSS preprocessors get a lot of mileage out of a syntax with familiar roots.

Dropping the curly braces stays true to these origins. Presenting style declarations as json in anonymous functions misrepresents compiled behavior.
Don't listen to the noisy haters. Gnome 3 is a great environment, very clean and productive.
Not all companies get joy out of charging their customers to make their websites worse. Heaven forbid we're not all entirely motivated by money.

And these websites are not all "tuppenny-ha'penny". Examples I'm personally familiar with include Universities and companies with revenue between £5-80m / year. Updating their sites is not trivial nor is it cheap.

I despise the idea of a law we're told to obey, but expected to be cunning enough to avoid.
I agree with most everything you've said, but as I commented to another user, let's see what happens in 6 months before we write them off completely. Many of the same things were said about Apple too.
> I find JSON tedious and error-prone to generate by hand.

Why do you need to generate it by hand? Create object structures in whatever language you are working in and then simply serialize them to JSON.
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It's a great place to be because it means I will always keep in shape at least a little bit.
Assuming they aren't annoyed by it and close it without reading so they can do what they wanted to do with the app.
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>I hope they get their mojo back. Because we need them, if only to prevent the future from being an Apple/Google duopoly.

huh?! a) What mojo..? b) yeah because a MS monopoly is really really good.
Not to be a killjoy, but isn't this the hello world of node projects?
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Yup, agreed, and RIM seems to be reinforcing that effort with BlackBerry 10. Moreover, they're branching out across platforms with their Mobile Fusion efforts. They know that going forward, BYOD is going to happen, and IT admins will want to manage the access those devices have. It's RIM's hedge against the failure of BB10. If BB10 fails, they can at least pivot into an mobile enterprise services company.
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This is Europe's way of trying to make users read the Terms & Conditions of every website.

The intentions of the law are good, but I do not believe the approach is that smart. They could have made the companies who own the websites place cookies on the users machines only after they have actually created an account... that seems like consent to me.
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When I was lifting weights, going 6 days a week worked best for me. But I would make sure to only exercise two muscle groups at a time.

This works out so each muscle group has a full 7 days to rest. And the whole body gets Sunday off.

The results were pretty good too, I reached my peak healthy BMI within a few months (24.9) then just kept getting stronger without gaining much weight.

Bench pressing 1.5x and "squatting" ~2x your body weight is fun. It's really hard to explain just how fun to people who haven't been there.
I relied heavily on circle shares and frequent reshares in order to find the people I follow. A huge number of them came by way of the AI Class last year and maybe a third of the HN circle.

Nowadays, I circle specific people if (1) they circled me and look interesting, or (2) if I see interesting posts from them reshared a lot. I don't need more in my stream; I miss too much in it as it is.
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> It certainly would be great if there existed tools to let me write and update JSON with nicer syntax like this

The syntax is not necessarily nicer, it has only a few changes in the lexical structure and the syntactic structure is pretty much the same. If it's a little nicer for a human writing it, it's a little hairier for a parser to parse it.

But how much you spend time writing JSON anyway? Most of the time JSON is read and written by tools. Human intervention is rare.

In addition to that, the native JSON parsers in the browsers are probably implemented in native code, and this parser of yours is written in JavaScript. So it wouldn't be a surprise if this was an order of magnitude slower than a native JSON parser.
.com is the only way to go. For a lot of users, no other TLDs exist.

You could use another TLD to start with (like path.io) or a variation of your domain (like getdropbox.com). But you'll have to acquire the .com sooner or later.
This is precisely what makes BlackBerry and BES so appealing for enterprises. Also, I think e-mails are actually faster on BES than on BIS.

Little known fact: did you know that BES allows you to access your company's entire address book on your BlackBerry? When I was a co-op, it meant I could e-mail anyone in the company just by looking up their name. Sure, LDAP allows you the same capability, but on most platforms, that means you need to expose it publicly. You could secure by forcing use over a VPN, I suppose, but that's extra overhead as well, which is somewhat precious on a mobile device. It's less relevant nowadays, but it's a really cool feature that RIM has had for nearly a decade now that few consumers even know about.

I would argue that most BlackBerry users do not have they devices setup to take advantage of all of their capabilities. And to be honest, that is a huge failure of RIM's marketing and publicity teams.
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This is great analysis and insight that I hadn't thought about.

Microsoft is definitely a beast, lurking, waiting, and ready to pounce. Their offering is extremely compelling, and is a threat to every player in the market.

We'll see what happens. No one can argue that these aren't interesting and exciting times.
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I've been using Gnome 3 on 2x22" monitors for about 6 months now, really like it. ThinkStation D20 running Fedora 16 is my main dev box, very productive set-up.
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I find I get much, much better engagement if I spend time in someone else's comments.

As for circle management, I've never had an issue with that. I follow 2k people and I just wait for someone to get annoying before I uncircle them. If they're never annoying, don't post, or whatever, then I don't notice and it's no skin off my back. I just circle people with interesting streams and just watch it come in. I haven't adjusted my circles since August or so when I made one to share to.
In German, guillemets are actually only used like that – contrary to, for example, French. I got in the habit of using them almost exclusively, and usually enter them explicitly (most non-Windows keyboard layouts have them in a convenient location). If this is confusing to non-German readers, though, I suppose I should reconsider their use.
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I think you are right - 99% of people who use it haven't heard of him. However, they probably copied the idea after seeing it on someone else's blog. Apparently Curtis is the one we have to blame/thank for initially popularising this particular phrasing. I seem to recall he blogged about it being effective for him, and it quickly became the de facto postscript for bloggers wanting more Twitter followers.
You can see many of the icons in their 57x57 size on this site, and even toggle between the different sizes

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The "credit score system" where you lose points for making comments contrary to the official truth sounds like gamification of censorship. And as with all games, players will try to test, game and bend the rules to their advantage. They may well see this backfire in terms of censorship, but it could still work out for Weibo...
There are plenty of examples of cities that are prosperous, clean, and not stifled by pollution: Montreal, London, Paris, Zurich, Munich, Berlin, Vienna, and Sydney to name a few.
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While obviously colored memory , the standpoint was very pragmatic: http://oreilly.com/openbook/freedom/ch01.html

Next to that: I would only call it ideological if it was for some higher, intangible value in a future yet to discover. But I find the purpose of the GPL from inception until now only pragmatic.
What you are saying about things being under the carpet, I totally agree with you. While living near Andalucia it was evident there was a huge social and structural problems that was not financially sustainable, but yet things on the surface appeared to work out.

Perhaps a good side effect of how unemployment benefits work there is that people become willing to gear down their salary expectations. You have a long period of living off the dole where you reduce your spending, and by the time that runs out you are probably more willing to work for less. I thought I would never say this, but this might be what saves Spain and the Eurozone by allowing Spain to become more competitive without inflation.
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It seems like Microsoft can't just leave a product alone and move on to the next thing. They have to keep milking the same app brand for all its worth adding more and more features to the point of absurdity.
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is there any good comment in the thread? usually stackoverflow tends to give good answers. but i am as puzzled as before (and stick to my intuition which happens to say singular).
I guess this is covered somwhat by the first word of #6, "Simplicity, clarity, efficiency, safety."

However, I believe that is far more important and deserves better emphasis. "Simplicity" in the sense of "just let me do something I want to do."

Users want to be able to order an omelet. They feel best when you just bring them an omelet. They are okay with answering a question with what kind of omelet they want and being presented with a brief list of the omelets on the menu.

They are NOT okay with you asking them: how many eggs? how long should we cook it? iron skillet or teflon? wooden or plastic spatula? ... or rubber? How many plates should I bring it on? Jesus, just bring me an omelette, will you! I'm not trying to make an omelette here - I want YOU to do it!

There is a comment to the article that says "How about control or choice?" I respectfully disagree with that. The list is emotions "every user" enjoys.

Loads of users are put off by both control and choice, and implicitly rank it far below other 'emotions' (as used by this article).

At the moment I'm typing on a keyboard I have no idea how to remap, listening to music at 100.00% of the speed it is meant to be played at and at the same frequency, using WIFI by simply entering a code off the router and being glad I wasn't confronted with any settings. No idea how to adjust the speed my microwave platter rotates at: and that's the way I likes it.

Don't you prefer a washing machine that maybe lets you select "half load" but otherwise just makes you turn it to whites, 60 degrees or colors, 40 degrees - rather than having a wheel with 26 settings, with an 8 column by 4 row chart somewhere with laundry symbols explaining which of the 26 settings on the wheel you need, and next to the wheel a separate row of 6 on-off toggle switches each also having an obscure symbol or single letter abbreviation on it?

Granted, if someone has taken the time to learn what the laundry symbols mean (quick: which one is wool? answer key: http://www.care-labelling.co.uk/whatsymbolsmean.html) they may be interested in picking something more specific.

But for "every user" I think "control and choice" rank far below "I'm using you because I want YOU to do it."
This reminds me of I guy I met who was trying to build a clone of Twitter, but with messages of unlimited length. In his view this made it objectively "better". He understood the what of the software, but not the why.

If you really want ES5 for writing package.json files, then you could save the time and effort by just using ES5:

var _ =

{
some: 'object literal',
// a comment
num: 3,
}

fs.writeFileSync(path.basename(__filename, '.js') + '.json', JSON.stringify(_))
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Yeah, +1 on this. I wish I could provide better evidence to support my claims about QNX being better, but I really would butcher it. Maybe tomorrow, when I'm less sleep-deprived, I can take a stab at it. Right now, I'm responding with items that I know I can speak about, since they're off the top of my head.

I would actually argue that QNX and RIM's current efforts are more open than before. Prior to RIM's acquisition of QNX, it was open-source, called OpenQNX. They closed it shortly after acquiring it (which doesn't help support my claims :-P), but they've really been pushing open-source efforts.

Cascades is built on Qt, and they've been committing heavily to the gitorious repo. Moreover, they've contracted KDAB to continue those efforts.

If you look at this page https://developer.blackberry.com/native/documentation/oss.ht..., you'll see a list of all the open-source components that they've ported to the platform. Everything is hosted on github at http://blackberry.github.com/.

Look, I know I'm sounding like a BlackBerry fanboy, and it's because I am. I drank the Kool-Aid, and I like it. I want them to succeed. They may not be the company we deserve, but the company we need. We need a 3rd player to usurp Apple's draconian App Store policies, and provide some semblance of quality over Google Play Store.

Again, I think RIM is making the right moves. If you're a developer, you owe it to yourself to check out the resources that they're offering. Follow them on twitter, @BlackBerryDev. Heck, check out one of the BlackBerry Jam World Tours that might be in a town near you (http://www.blackberryjamworldtour.com/).

Research them yourself and draw your own conclusions. You may still disagree with me. That's ok. At least, you'll be well-informed and STILL disagreeeing with me. :-)
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http://www.reddit.com/r/australia/comments/tcx5s/i_unknowing...

Not quite legal -- but possibly close enough.
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Well, most west of Bryssel don't 'get' the EuroVison. I keep seeing it (using my kids as an excuse) but I usually don't like the music. So why is it so popular?
Maybe it's a cold war thing? We who lived at the border to the Iron curtain have a rather different view to the eastern europe than Uk. So to compete with them in a 'no big deal' contest is relaxing (no war this year). The voting is part of the game and could maybe be done in several other ways if one truly consider the outcome to be important, which is not.
To participate is the goal.

(as a side note, swedes always give the 8/10/12p to the song that in some way could have some connection to Sweden, this year the Cyprus contribution was written by two swedes I think)
I was disappointed by the '›Weak‹ Purity Allows for Stronger Guarantees' section. I expected an explanation of why weak purity might give stronger guarantees, but what I got was a set of reasons why weak purity is more practical for a compiler that can't handle FP optimizations. Where's the stronger guarantees?
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>And then, the nightmare began. I asked the support person when I should expect my serial number. Expecting an answer somewhere in the neighbourhood of 5-10 minutes, you can imagine my surprise when I was told “in the next 24–48 hours.”

We really have trivialized words like "nightmare" to death in the first world.
I think the real issue here is a lack of graceful degradation on the Camper website. Built the right way, their fancy paper.js presentation thing would source whatever content it needs from within the page itself. The only excuse is laziness coupled with an unhealthy infatuation with new shiny technologies. I guess there are some bored people behind this who think anything, even a shoe catalogue, can be revolutionised. And that's fine, but they forgot about the core fundamentals of the web -- the kind I can rely on when loading up lynx and firing off a GET request to see some ... content.
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Degradation wouldn't help here - her browser can cope, it just takes an age to download the contents of the web page over a slow link.
So I need to either start hacking the shell in Javascript or wait until someone else hacks it for me.

If that's not user hostile, I'm afraid we have a different idea of what UX is.

Besides that some of these add-ons cover functionality that was available in Gnome 2 and/or is usually available in any modern desktop environment.

EDIT: typo corrected
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Database overload for an article on lightweight websites.
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Which you can merge to the same account [edit: actually, no, you can just use in tandem].

But, really, how would that be different if the user ID was a random name? People could still have "numerous Apple IDs and content bought with all of them".
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To see a "degraded" view though, I would just disable JS. Isn't this viable?
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HTML5 and "fast" aren't mutually exclusive. Plenty of examples where HTML5 mobile sites are plenty fast over 3G like Quora and Asana (just two that I use often).