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Great interview, they both brought up some interesting points.

I still can't agree with what Page says about 'personalised results' though. He talks about 'search understanding you' as if it just makes existing search 'better'. But to me search is about 'I know what I'm looking for so I ask for something specific', usually looking for a fairly certain answer. If this involves my search history, or people that I know, I will be able to tell the search platform that when I search, I don't want them to assume this on my behalf - this just makes my results less specific than I originally intended.

Its a bit of a conflation between advertising and search really, they are trying to second guess what I am interested in before I know it, which I'm not sure is very positive.
You still need to use the mouse. One of the biggest benefits of Vi(m)/Emacs over everything else out there is that you don't need to use mouse for anything. For example, to justify a paragraph in Emacs I highlight it (several quick ways to do it with keyboard) and press C-u M-q. And you can do the general "replace text by running a shell command over it" by highlighting the text, and doing C-u M-| [shell-command-here].

The feature you're describing is awesome and useful, but I wouldn't be happy to have to use mouse for it. Is there a way to invoke it from keyboard in Acme?
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I know plenty of people- particularly really heavy smokers- who had better luck quitting by weening themselves down before giving up.
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Agreed -- he did his research. I was imagining him having to be equally knowledgeable in many other domains when interviewing political leaders and so forth, and came away impressed. Although I'm sure he has a team that helps prepares the questions, he still has to think on his feet a bit.

The only place where he perhaps came off uninformed is when he implied that Google hadn't acquired any companies in 2012, when in fact they've acquired dozens. But that's not a very substantive mistake.
I'm surprised that you haven't seen other relatively young people with gray hair. It's more common than you think, and it's not always stress, it just runs on the family sometimes.
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I didn't watch the interview (is there a transcript somewhere?). Does he mean release like is possible under the "Download a copy of your Facebook data" link on the account settings page, https://www.facebook.com/settings? Or more?
It's the problem. If it was publicly available, people could then search (elsewhere) for the solution.
A smaller sub-robot could detach and then navigate your apartment building.

How would it do that?

You'd help it, or you wouldn't receive automated packages. You already provide a structured environment to receive letters in your letterbox.
maybe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learned_optimism
But to me search is about 'I know what I'm looking for so I ask for something specific', usually looking for a fairly certain answer. If this involves my search history, or people that I know, I will be able to tell the search platform that when I search, I don't want them to assume this on my behalf - this just makes my results less specific than I originally intended.

We (the HN community) are not the target audience for these optimizations. Ever watched your mom type in a search query? It's aweful, sometimes I'm amazed at the results Google can produce for crappy search queries. It's those people that will benefit tremendously from these kind of optimizations.

For us, who do not want the personalised search results, the standard answer has been that we should simply log off and it will be generic. While I do feel that Google should simply make this an account preference (so I don't have to log off from my gmail account just to be able to use search in a fashion I appreciate), I can clearly see and appreciate why Google is going for personalised search.
In fact, if an actual casino fucked up due to technical glitches, I think legally it's on them to fix it.
I think it's so great that someone as goodhearted and intelligent is so damn rich and powerful. The previous generation of tech giants seem really quite nasty and brutish in comparison. The industrial moguls seem like they were even worse. I really hope it's a trend that better people end up in positions of power.

Imagine a world where most of the powerful people in business and politics were like Larry Page. We'd have ourselves a Star Trek-esque utopia within 30 years. Actually that's kind of what Google campuses remind me of: Starfleet HQ (which is also based in the bay area, hmm....http://i.imgur.com/gPsTC.jpg)
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If I'm not mistaken, the only reason you don't have to shift a reverse gear is just because there's only one of it (you're not supposed to be able to do 150mph in reverse in a car that can do 150mph normally).

If you had a one-speed car, you wouldn't have to shift gears if you were in "forward," either.
In this light this article is obviously fabricated, but I don't understand what people are so worked up about even without this information. It makes a nice story and that's what media does, nice stories. At this day and age I think people should have enough mediareading-skills and sceptisism that colouring a story would be an assumption, not a shock.
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What did you really think, that those guys are magicians who can trace trends and predict the future? Some may be but the vast majority isn't. The whole notion of markets is largely based on psychology.
The good news is that indeed many companies nowadays would show interest based solely on a GitHub project. But you do need the ability to finish things off.

The truth is that many of the bigger coms out there have multiple requirements, and will care more about your degree, problem solving ability and familiarity with formal computer science. Perhaps because they get so many applicants, they need to rely on metrics at some stage to cut down the bulk.

Even so, these things are worth knowing anyways and, speaking from experience, you can pick them up comfortably outside of a CS degree.
I was impressed with his humility. It's amazing how he hasn't let all the success he's had and being a billionaire feed his ego.
Its a great interview. Its interesting to hear about his thoughts on YouTube. He is expecting majority of GOOG's revenue coming from YouTube. Is YouTube going to be "hollywood killer"?
I have firefox 12 (release) on Windows and it works fine.
For the record, having personalized search results is a setting in the search preferences[1], accessible through the gear icon on the search results page.

[1]: https://www.google.com/preferences?hl=en
I agree, I checked it out and there didn't seem to be anything wrong with it.

Edit: I also like that it supports different formats for every field, I feel less pushed in to perfection this way. Varchar is the way forward ^^
Yes, I am ridiculously excited about this, especially the ability to create single-item NSArray's without a tonne of messy typing - this is probably the largest cleaning effect it will have.

Any idea how long it has historically taken apple to move the newer Clang releases?
There are plenty of low-tech solutions that accomplish the same thing. For example: a ketchup syringe (but the "needle" end is wide, like those ends for decorating cakes with icing). Or a jar like a jam jar, which you can scrape out with a spoon. (Jam and ketchup are similar: mostly sugar, plus a bit of fruit.)

There's a reason Heinz and others don't go with containers that empty 100%: such containers last longer, keeping you from buying more ketchup. What they want is jars that hold on to even more ketchup. Patent that!
That's the point.
It works perfectly fine in Firefox 12 and yet they tell you to upgrade to a modern browser.
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I'm really sorry I have to explain this, but the fact she slept with him a couple of times doesn't mean his advances weren't unwanted before or after (or, for that matter, those times they were successful).

To really dumb this down, this isn't like a child asking parents for a toy repeatedly and once the toy is given everyone involved is fine and has moved on. This is like an annoying salesperson calling you repeatedly and justifying it with the one time you caved in and bought something from them.
I am planning on picking up a copy of The Algorithm Design Manual soon. Unfortunately, my local library doesn't stock it so I'll have to fork over the cash, but it's worth it.
When I program, I’m playing chess with the computer. The board is wide open and there are tons of moves to make, but which move is the right one? Typing commands into my terminal to compile and run my latest masterpiece is just another turn. A runtime error means I’ve lost a pawn. A cryptic, nonsense compiler error? The computer just took my Queen.

Wrong analogy, I think. I would say when you program, you're expressing, or describing, an idea/design/thought to a computer. The computer is your ally and 99.999% of the time it does exactly what you tell it. I think, on some philosophical level, that this matters. The computer isn't out to get you, steal your pawns or whatever. It's sole purpose is to bring your ideas, however flawed they may be, to life. And yours is to harness that power and learn to express your thoughts as effectively as you can.
It doesn't work because they probably haven't implemented the necessary html5 features on iOS' browser yet (e.g. Audio API).
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Staying up until 3 am working on something describes me perfectly. I can't sleep until it's done or I just pass out.
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> No physical force is alleged, no police report was filed, no kidnapping occurred. This is something she only felt bad about after things ended.

This lawsuit isn't against the guy. This lawsuit is against the firm about their claimed lack of suitable response for her reports of harassment and a request for transfer. (And then there's the parts about systemic discrimination.)
Great breakdown. I took a quick look at the HTML, and this is what I got from the div ids, listed spatially:

Mixer Section:

"mastervol" "moog-volume2"

"moog-volume1"

"moog-volume3"

Oscillators Section:

"moog-osc2-rg" "moog-osc2-pb" "moog-osc2-wf"

"moog-osc1-rg" "moog-osc1-wf"

"moog-osc3-rg" "moog-osc3-pb" "moog-osc3-wf"

Filter Section:

"cutoff" "attacktime"

"moog-glide" "decaytime"

"contouramount" "sustainlevel"

Envelope Section:

"moog-loudness-attack"

"moog-loudness-decay"

"moog-loudness-sustain"

It looks like that confirms pretty much everything you described. For the filters, it looks like the filters section of the Minimoog panel, but rearranged a bit in order to form an "O."
I understand what you're saying, and I agree that a computer should be your ally, but that isn't usually how it feels for me. For me it usually feels more like the computer is trying to do everything it can to best me, which I can't allow to happen. Perhaps that speaks to my (in)abilities as a developer. :)
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When I search for "Eclipse Java", I want results about the IDE. When my girlfriend searches, she's probably interested in Twilight-themed coffee or something. That's what personalization is all about.
Why are Charlie Rose interviews only available via Flash? It's a shame that these amazing interviews are only accessible on systems that run Flash. I'd love to even get an audio only file.
Git is popular because of Linus's excellence and marketing skills. And yeah, it took three months, but it took a lot longer for it to became popular and it was helped by Linus' endorsement. The comparison of BitKeeper to Git is not fair - you should compare it with Perforce instead.

Would you rather have stock today in MySpace or
a hypothetical 5-year-old SubversionHub

I never liked MySpace or SourceForge, so if I had the option in front of me, I would have passed even at the peak of their popularity.

This is the criteria after which I judge companies:

(+) is the product solving a real problem for me? (yes)

(+) are they a sustainable, profit-generating business yet? (yes)

(+) is the product forcing users to remain customers? (no)

(+) are they smart and hard-working enough to adapt to new market conditions? (yes)

(+) do they still have growth potential? (yes, because GitHub is lately a social network for professional developers, being preferred over LinkedIn by many)

That programmers are good at product loyalty simply
isn't one of them.

My point wasn't about loyalty. Developers tend to use the best tool for the job. I still use Google's search engine, even though alternatives are available, because Google still gives me the best results. And this creates a cycle - because I use Google and I optimize my websites for Google and because I use Google's Analytics and the Webmasters tool, Google gets more data with which it can optimize my results better than anybody else can.

The same goes for GitHub. Even if I stopped being a GitHub customer, I would still go to GitHub because most popular projects are managed on GitHub or have a mirror there. Popularity in turn helps GitHub get valuable feedback, which it can use to further improve my experience, which in turn makes me a happier customer and so on.
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Well if that is the case (and at present everything is speculation) then the SEC will find out one way or another I hope, because if NASDAQ knowingly knew shiz was about to go down and didn't give a warning to investors, then the SEC will hopefully be all over NASDAQ like prisoners on a new inmate in San Quentin State Prison.
> Government provided <anything> will never work fine

I beg to differ. I'm French. Not everything about our government is satisfactory (very far from it) but the one thing that's fantastic is the food in our schools: fixed menus (no pick and choose where kids would take fries and nothing else), with real meals of two main courses + cheese + desert (usually fruit).

And it shows, too; while children's obesity rates have been getting worse, they are nowhere near those in the US or UK. In fact there are virtually no fat kids under 12; after that age kids tend to be more "autonomous" (meaning more TV and more fast food lunches) but when they're young and in the school system they are incredibly healthy.
I worked with a computer science professor a swarm robotics project last summer. Aside from that, I have no professional experience. I work in retail sales. :)
Are we honestly expected to believe that a first world nation's family can't find room in the budget to give their own children vegetables and prepare food for them ?

Well yes, it is sad but true that a first world country, in spite of its wealth, can be home to very poor families.

Of course bad nutrition is also a cultural problem, there are many parents that could do a better job at feeding their children. But how would you address this cultural issue without some kind of government intervention? Doing nothing but blaming the parents doesn't help much.

No one is denying the right of parents to provide food for their children. But when, as an option, food is provided by the state (such as in state schools), it should be a priority to get the menus right.

To answer your question, I don't think there is any private matter that is completely beyond the scope of government. What is more private than our sexual lives? Yet I'm happy that the government runs information campaigns on STD prevention. On the other hand, I do think that coercive powers should be severely restricted.
I have the highest respect for HN.
But spam like this is embarrassing.
I think this was done on purpose by Wall Street as a punishment for Facebook not licking their ass as most other companies.
I did mention in the article that I'm working on my health. I didn't put much emphasis on it in the post, but, believe me, it is an important goal. I will have better luck if I slowly ween myself off of the nicotine. Thanks for your concern though. :)
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Mind sharing what the project was? Just a general idea would be great if you don't want to give out the product's name.
Wait, a prominent black Wall Street money manager? How often does that happen?

Often enough to have happened, apparently.
Just started following you! Sorry, my internet connection dropped right after you posted this. Actually .. I lost it when I tried to open your GitHub page. H4x.
Don't get me wrong, Jacksonville is a beautiful city, but I'm not interested in what the software scene here has to offer. There seem to be a lot of business/enterprise software companies and that's just not my jazz. Hashrocket looks legit though.
Firefox 12.0 on Linux here.

It works fine but at the bottom...same message.

I gave my monitor the middle finger.
There is a DARPA financed project called the "100 Years Space Ship", that's the real Enterprice building project.

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Mission Statement: "100 Year Starship will pursue national and global initiatives, and galvanize public and private leadership and grassroots support, to assure that human travel beyond our solar system and to another star can be a reality within the next century."
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I'd really like a standalone version of this :)
I understand, but it seems to me that bubble used to mean something more than just overvaluation. Specifically unsustained self fulfilling growth followed by a pop.
And if you usually search for programming languages, but this time want to understand what your 13-year-old cousin keeps blabbing about? Suddenly it all falls apart and everything about the whole process seems murky and over-complex.
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I welcome this wholeheartedly, this is a serious problem considering everything is cloud based these days. It's all too easy to store your data online but not know if it's going to be there the next time you login. Hopefully other countries if they haven't already adopt similar approaches.
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Yeah, androids can endure the lengthy flights without getting bored...unless we make them too human-like.
I think we probably use this feature far more than any other segment - terms we use for our technologies are often overloaded. I don't want to have to constantly specify whether I want gems to be gem stones or ruby packages.
Wait a minute. If Ellen is married, why was she having sex with colleagues at her firm?
So it is. Go find their patents and read them. Deduce what you can.

The spokesman is under no obligation, legal or otherwise, to make this easier than necessary. That is how the game is played. Nor is he a lawyer, or foolish enough to issue an off-the-cuff statement that undercuts the work of the actual team that has crafted the wording of the patents.
it's not school food making them fat.

It's parent spending money on highly taxed cigarettes, sports clothes and lottery tickets then moaning that all they can feed their kids is processed shit.
Ban cigarettes entirely, stop the lottery and give benefit claimants vouchers rather than cash and health problems will decline instantly.

This comes from experience working in schools (I do part time reading with primary school children). The unhealthy kids with poor education smell of cigarettes and are on benefits WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
Am I the only one that is suspicious of the quantity of ketchup used in the examples? Why aren't there examples with a nearly full, or even half full container?

This would affect the dynamics enough that I would be interested in seeing what happens.
The opposite seems more likely: the corrupt get more power.

Excepting people like Page who got there thanks to technical acumen.

It's like the brilliant quote by Douglas Adams: "Anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job."
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Finishing the story: when the nursery stopped fining parents, the behaviour didn't improve. The parents saw this as a paid service that became free.
So maybe they've filed the application but have not received the patent/disclosed the invention yet? In the US, you have to prove that you were the first to invent something, not the first to file something (as in Europe), so the secrecy would make some sense...
If you stop thinking about programming as a competition and instead internalize your perception of it as a collaboration, your abilities will improve.
the only problem to this method is when it slips and the bottle ends up in the neighbors window.
In my experience, for overloaded terms, the less pertinent one tends to pop up near the bottom of the front page. For example, when I search for "Python" the sixth result is about snakes.
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Global penetration is only useful if you can make money from it though, and it brings the problems of operating in multiple countries with different currencies, cultures, legal systems etc.

Lots of the companies referenced in the feature have stayed in their home market for a good reason.
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Its the remnants of ketchup and mayo that are the hardest to get out of a bottle. That's what the small amounts are demonstrating. You don't really have a problem getting the contents out of a full bottle.
The swing arm was bent, while the subframe was dead broken. That's not especially easy to fix.
In fact, Audio on Safari-iOS has been intentionally crippled by Apple (its not "un-implemented" features, its intentionally-not-implemented features") so as to prevent any disruption of iTunes revenue stream from Audio-playing websites.
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This particular man presumably understands class as the English do - that in many cases, it's as much (or more) to do with your upbringing and background as it is to do with your current social status.

Perhaps "blue collar" isn't quite the term for this, though. I can't imagine there are many blue collar workers in a hedge fund. Maybe the cleaners...
ok facebook may not know if your left handed, unless your in a left handed appreciation group, but think about all the information facebook does collect on you.

where you or others check in, likes, people you chat with, what you chat about, who tags you in posts and photos and who your with, not to mention all the tracking facebook does with other sites
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