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Apart from the fact that the violence is far, far worse than pornography, I totally disagree.

But first: my credentials. I'm a father of two, and I've recently been visiting a number of schools seaching for a primary school for my eldest. My brother is a network admin, at a primary school. Part of his responsibility is administering the internet filters.

Frankly, children don't get to be on the open internet. Every school has a filter. At home, I've turned on safe search, locked down youtubes default settings, etc. Can children get around it? Absolutly! Part of my brothers job is to search through the network shares each month and remove the porn.

However, blocking 100% of the 'bad stuff' is not what this is about. Nobody is still stupid enough to belive that you can install some technological measure, that will stop everything. Espically, if somebody sets out to explicitly circiumvent it.

What this is all about is reducing the chance of in-advertant viewing. Kids like to explore. They will click on link, after link, after link. I'm carefull not to leave knives or sharp objects lying around my kids play area. Online, I would appreciate it if wikipeida took the same care. Your never going to stop stop somebody who is determined enough, but you can at least make a minimal ammount of effort to stop people randomly blundering into this stuff. Having the option to enable a warning before adult images on wikipedia would be helpful. At least I can teach my son that if he sees the warning and clicks 'continue', he will probably see something unpleasent.

As for the suggestion that parents "should monitor their children's online activity themselves" - the internet is no longer the PC sitting in the living room, where you can sit down for a family browsing session! Its phones, tablets and TV's. Its at home, friends houses, its at school and in shops. In 2012, "monitoring my childrens online activity" is already difficult. By 2017 is going to be impossible.
OK, so this is a tool for a developer, not a front-end designer, correct?
> Google Wallet isn't doing too great. Why?

No support. You NEED to be able to reach a human being to clear up problems with credit cards.

I used google wallet to pay for a google apps yearly account. I also used a different card to pay for a couple games from the android market.

I dutifully checked all the options to make sure that the card I used to pay for those games could never ever be used to pay the renewal fee on the the apps account. Then one day I found that the wrong card had been charged for the apps renewal. I couldn't get ahold of anyone at google. I couldn't find any help online. I couldn't even find a phone number to call.

So I removed the cards from my wallet account. Cancelled the wallet account, and snarl "no" anytime google tries to get a credit card from me.
Good thing to keep in mind is that Math.floor(-1.1) is -2, whereas -1.1|0 is -1. There is also an issue with x|0 in that you can't use it with values greater than 2^32 (or Math.pow(2, 32)) as those always return a 0 (you get this same issue with the bitwise operation) whereas those values work with Math.floor
As a side note, when a human communicates something there is an intent and an interpretation. If the two don't match up, do you defer to the intent, or the interpretation as the correct meaning?
If someone is capable of putting a product together they should probably quit, start a company, and enjoy infinity time to themselves. It's frustrating when companies try to coax innovation out of employees when its pretty much guaranteed in a company of any significant size that people less, ahem, "production inclined" will step in and try to own anything that gets the slightest traction.
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Wikipedia has no trouble finding people who want to contribute and there are obviously plenty of eyes on the porn. Coding up a "yeah, this is porn" button doesn't seem like an enormously unthinkable amount of effort, and I have trouble imagining it would be difficult to get users to click it.

It isn't a question of whether you agree with the law. It's a question if whether non-compliance with the law is worth the cost. The benefit of having arbitrary, untagged porn on Wikipedia is what exactly? But the cost may be having Wikipedia shut down or fined into oblivion for non-compliance. Is the world a better place with a Wikipedia with the porn tagged and optionally filtered, or with a Wikipedia-shaped hole and for-pay Britannica and Encarta sites fighting over the domain? It's quite possible that those are the real choices, and a Wikipedia as we know it today simply isn't on the menu.
I suspect it happens quite often-- I understand it intimately.
There's a reply to this comment that says "belief in god" != "belief in the literal truth of the Bible". I'll add to that "belief in Christianity" != "belief in the literal truth of the Bible", because somehow you seem to equate the two. In fact most Christian denominations/faiths do not believe in the literal truth of the Bible.

In fact, none of the adherents to either Catholicism or Eastern Orthodoxy that I've met(I live in the middle east, so those two denominations constitute most of the Christian population in these parts) have held a literal belief in the Bible(ie, young earth creationism and all that crap).

There is something that irks me in militant secularism/atheism, it is this attitude of neither wanting to learn about something yet holding extremely negative views towards it and actively fighting it. People like Richard Dawkins are the the worst offenders in this respect.

Although I doubt I can change your mind on this, I hope you'd reconsider at least learning about what it is that you're criticizing here. A very good book on the topic is C.S. Lewis' "Mere Christianity". It is quite short, extremely well written and therefore can be read quite fast. It does a wonderful job of explaining -- with no denominational bias that I can detect -- what it is that Christians believe and what it is that they don't. I doubt you can read that and still come out thinking that Christianity is provably wrong or even that illogical/irrational. You may still disagree with it(in fact you almost surely will), but you won't hold the current just plain wrong attitude towards it(and by proxy all religions) that stems from ignorance.
A good thing to keep in mind is the behavior at the extremities. If you look at negative numbers (Math.floor(-1.1) == -2, whereas parseInt("-1.1", 10) == -1, and -1.1 << 0 == -1) and numbers greater than 2^32 (Math.floor and parseInt work for those values, but bitwise shifting always returns 0) the behavior is different.
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To lend some credence to these claims: other than the well-known Sebastian Thrun, Google also has at least a dozen world-class computer vision researchers working on a variety of different products, from Maps to the self-driving car to Goggles and others. This is some serious fire power, and in so far as the technical problems are unsolved (which they mostly are right now), no other company can touch them in the near future.

Of course, there is always the important step of making something that consumers will use, but that's only possible if the technical problems are solved first. And perhaps Google is learning how to make more consumer-friendly things...
ha... I saw at least 5 violations of that one on my drive home this evening.
You don't use this over collectd; you can use BatsD with it. These tools are complementary.

collectd is very good at collecting system-level metrics and sending them somewhere. Batsd is a system for receiving those metrics and storing them.

(Note that collectd has a graphite plugin, but not one for (B|St)atsD. You'd need to write a proxy.)
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>It isn't a question of whether you agree with the law.

What laws?

(Serious question.)
By that logic installing and configuring all other computer systems will be equally unrealistic.
So ... does anyone actually know what this solution is?
Yes, it is helping developers.
Competition can be a great motivator--the thought of an upcoming bike race has been enough to get me up early or out riding in the rain on the days when it didn't sound like such a good idea.

But if you aren't wired for competition, consider companionship. If you run, joining the right weekly running club can do wonders for your motivation.
Right now it's just a better diff/merge tool. It's more accurate than a normal diff or merge, doesn't get confused by meaningless changes, can resolve more conflicts (theoretically) and should be able to produce a much better interactive merge experience.

I don't have any features beyond that right now--it does not actually manage different versions itself right now. Once I have the client finished, you will be able to use it along with a normal VCS like Git.

However, there are certain advantages to using an approach like this to manage commits as well as diffs and merges. For example, given the information I'm gathering, you would be able to automatically mark commits that only changed comments but not actual code. Additionally, you would be able to perform some fairly sophisticated queries on history--for example, you would be able to track a function across renames or just list all the names it ever had, which would be useful.

This is all possible, but writing a complete version control system is outside the scope of this side project. Additionally, it would be much easier to get users if this tool just augmented their existing workflow (e.g. Git) rather than trying to replace it altogether.

Hopefully this gives you a good idea of the sort of things I want to do. I have some other ideas as well, but some of them are probably too difficult to implement. I have to admit that even the relatively simple coffee I have so far turned out to be much more difficult to write than I exit expected.

Your question is actually very useful--it reminds me that I need to come up with a good elevator pitch for the system. I'll worry about it when I actually have a working prototype rather than a loose collection of slow functions :-).
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I'm working for almost 2 years on a SaaS ecommerce platform www.rainbowstore.org user hackernews password hackernews

The key difference lies in the architecture, it does not have a template engine, it uses plain html and this leads to massive simplification, here is some info on that http://docs.rainbowstore.org/index.php?title=Template_design....

This simplification allows building a store by just using the html mockup from the designer and also allowed me to build a visual designer for the frontend.

It also has sankey diagram traffic visualization for better understanding user patterns, mcommerce and all the other modern requirements for ecommerce.

Still not ready for prime time but I hope to launch in a few months.
I used Hypercard and programmed some, as a teenage. It is a stellar example of how a tech inventor can think of openness vs closeness; www at CERN by Berner vs Hypercard by some typical Apple guy.
Come on now - while caffeine hasn't yet shown to be an ergogenic aid to anerobic activity (unlike endurance efforts, where it is very beneficial), a single tin of Red Bull isn't going to make your heart go boom, especially if you are habituated to that amount of caffeine.
Do you know of any good references for adderall and ripped heart muscle / increased creatine kinase levels? I did a quick google search and did not find anything reputable/informative.
Does Python have a BPEL/BPM-style workflow engine like Ruby's ruote?

This doesn't seem to be it, but I would love to have a workflow engine which is designed for long running tasks, with periodic human interruption, conditional flows, and so on.
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You can't approach things from a programmer's perspective when thinking about interfaces. I mean, I see your point, but how would that make it any more user-friendly? More powerful, sure, but it would require an extra layer of abstraction, which is going in the directly opposite way of user-friendliness.

Besides, you already have all that right now, by using the dynamic language of your choice + file system APIs.
Military spending as a percentage of GDP only decreases if you don't count military spending outside the DoD's official budget -- which is why it appears to have shrunken when it actually has not.

For example, 50 years ago veteran's benefits were part of the DoD budget. Today, they're part of the healthcare budgets. VA spending accounts for 20% of all government health spending -- and has grown astronomically over the last decade. It's huge.

I urge you to take a second look at the numbers you're quoting. Specifically, consider how much of the "healthcare spending" increase is actually a hidden increase in military spending which has been quietly shifted into a non-military budget.
You must be too old to have had the internet as a child/teen to be this naive. Besides, no where do you justify the crusade to keep your children from seeing naked parts of peoples' bodies. It's taboo because you make it. If your child stumbles upon something, congratulations, they're a "netizen". Education is more important than censorship and shielding.
Kiva has been doing this for a couple years now, we do a full 2-week innovation iteration where us engineers get to work on whatever we want. More info: http://blog.build.kiva.org/buildkivablog/2011/02/10/kiva-eng...

It's pretty awesome, and has some produced some great projects like http://kiva.org/live
Just as an fyi, a phone number does exist for wallet: support.google.com/wallet/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1350364
For an xkcd fanboy, you sure aren't putting any science or facts behind your claims. Randall would be ashamed.

Adderall is an amphetamine, lasts about 10 hours and is basically a controlled substance, banned by major competitive sports organizations as a performance enhancer. Caffeine lasts about five hours and (as far as I know) isn't banned anywhere. There's more sciencey ways to compare them but i'm lazy. Check the wikipedia pages.

There is also little to no risk of cardiovascular disorder from using caffeine in "normal" doses (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine#cite_note-Dam08-18). The thing that actually strikes me as interesting about the Red Bull thing is its ingredients and perceived benefits. Here's a brief description of the ingredients: http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/magazine/15-07/st_r...

Apparently not only can the caffeine make you more likely to be dehydrated, it takes between 45 mins and 1 hr to absorb fully into your blood stream. So really, if you want to try to use caffeine (or a caffeine-like substance like Guarana) make sure you take it about an hour before your workout for peak results. And i'll remind you all that continuous use of caffeine can make you dependent and dull the supposed benefits over time. And also, stay hydrated 24 hours before you work out; chugging a bottle of gatoraid while you run is not being hydrated.

(All that being said, I think it's a lame cheat to use a stimulant or performance enhancer when working out. Unless you're trying to win a marathon (which is still cheating) you don't need any "extra edge" provided by $2.50 sugar water. Do the reps and get sleep and eat good food and you'll benefit the most)
>but apparently there are some folks out there who are enjoying pushing the limit of exactly how much pornography they can incorporate into wikipedia.

Bingo. I would even go as far as to say that wiki's have this way of attracting entire sub-cultures of contributors who enjoy sneaking such things in wherever they can shoe-horn them. (See: Tvtropes.) On the one hand I support wikipedia's position that they shouldn't censor the articles. But on the other hand I don't see limiting this subtle vandalism as censorship. It's more of quality control than anything else.
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I'm sure you'd do the same for me, I had a feeling it would resonate with at least one other person.
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Because "Wikipedia's porn problem" is a sleazy title.
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Almost all their products are SAAS offerings in consumer internet. Flagship product being the project management and online collaboration software - basecamp (http://basecamp.com/ ) . They make money from subscriptions, and target the long tail.
Sure. But I think the deal here is that you get paid your salary in the interim.
When it comes to finding approximate neighbors, there is a nice simple trick to help address the curse of dimensionality.

An easy algorithm to find nearby neighbors is to split space into the generalization of squares / cubes, aka hypercubes. Then look at all the surrounding cubes and compile a list of all the neighbors in them. You can do this with a precomputed hash table mapping cubes to lists of points in that cube.

This suffers the curse because a cube in n dimensions has 3^n - 1 neighbors (it is in the middle of a 3x3x..x3 hypercube). Make it a little better with hash table from every cube corner to a list of points in all surrounding cubes, a benefit of 3^n down to 2^n lookups -- still exponential.

Simple idea: Split up space using triangles instead of squares (aka simplices instead of hypercubes). We just went from 2^n lookups down to n+1 (one for each corner) -- pretty good.

The questions are then: (1) how do you tile n-space with n-dim'l triangles/pyramids (simplices), and (2) how do we get highly regular simplices to do that? [Regularity is good because you usually want a sphere-like radius-based lookup.]

It turns out there's a vertex-transitive simplex that tiles any dimension, and as a bonus is easy to work with computationally. ("Vertex-transitive" is a type of regularity where basically every vertex "looks the same" as every other.) So if you care about point neighbors within a certain approximate radius, these tricks are extremely helpful.

Reference: http://www.siam.org/proceedings/soda/2010/SODA10_094_neylont...
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We do seemed destined to keep reinventing the wheel.
I always felt that facebook is nothing more than a glorified address book for the internet generation. That's why I am keeping it, just to have all those contact sync to my phone's address book.
You must have misunderstood my comment - I don't think anywhere I mentioned that I was trying to stop my children from seeing naked parts of people's bodies.

I did however say right up the top that the violence was far far worse. My son does not appreciate stumbling upon the various gory things out there. He has told me so himself. Anything Wikipedia can do to reduce the chance of this happening, would be appreciated.

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I really don't see as much earpiece fashion anymore. To me it always screamed "extra device" which is the opposite of luxury or convenience. Or maybe I'm just blind to a common trend now.
What does wikipedians against censorship say about him? It seems to argue against censorship.

There's a subset of wikipedia editors who seem to be constitutionally unable to differentiate between "censorship" and "discretion". Try this one on:

"Hi, this article that doesn't seem to have anything to do with nudity has a picture of a naked woman at the top, where it is particularly likely to be problematic for people browsing at work. Here is a non-nude picture that illustrates the topic of the article equally well. Any objections to changing it?"

If you cry censorship, you do not know what that word means.

Here's the real discussion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Pregnancy/Archive_5#Not_Sa...
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To add to the other responses, they've mastered selling to SMBs, which is is one of the most difficult-to-penetrate markets.
What's so disgusting about animated GIFs of men jerking off? Every boy is going to learn how to do that very soon. Given the abominable state of sex education in many parts of the world, I would much rather kids learned about sex on Wikipedia than on porn sites that grossly misrepresent the subject matter.

Some of the BDSM and genital mutilation stuff, to be sure, is rather disturbing. Still, those images and videos are on Wikipedia because there are articles that explain relevant topics. It's not like they will turn up when some kid searches for "boobs".

No, it's not OK to post nsfl images everywhere. But no, I don't think that means we should remove them even from places where they are appropriate. Do you want disturbing images removed from anatomy textbooks, too? Kids can easily find those books in libraries, after all.
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So it's porn, gore, pictures of spiders? What else?
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My point was that I don't want to use the password. Don't want it in my cronjob file, don't want it in my logfiles. It's really bad practice of programs to rely on the Password. On the bright side, gmail also allows you to generate application specific passwords.
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As a non-coder HyperCard opened the door to interactive media for me and I've never left. I loved that program to death and was still using it to do what we would now call wireframes as late as the mid-90s. What pains me is that I can run the latest version of Windows via VMware on my Mac but can't launch good olde HyperCard and see my old stacks.
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Thanks for the note, I will DM you.

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I've been thinking of doing this on my own, since my workplace won't honor this kind of request.

Just take 3 weeks off or so, and go work on something I want to work on.

Anyone tried this? Any tips?