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>Not really.

Hyperinflation is a pretty well documented historical phenomenon.

Paper is created by a central authority. A central authority can inflate the currency or impose control mechanisms.

Control mechanism avoidance example: China using gold to buy oil from Iran.

http://buying-gold.goldprice.org/2012/04/india-and-china-to-...

>You assume rule of law, efficient markets, a government that will protect your assets, a place where you can spend your gains. etc. etc.

It sounds like you equate a hyperinflation scenario with a complete societal breakdown. That isn't necessarily the case.

>Reports of paper money's death have been greatly exaggerated.

Paper money as a tool will never die because it's convenient. Individual currencies, however, have and will. This is historical fact.

>Your baubles are worthless without the society to back it up.

Of course, but currencies collapse more commonly than societies. Value stored in commodities can be recovered. Currency value killed by hyperinflation can't.
that chart makes an extremely simple flow extraordinarily hard to understand.
gmvault opens a browser window, where you confirm you want to give an auth token to gmvault. All without a password anywhere.
You do not have to give GMail up, not sure where you read that...

The point was, that exclusively relying on it is not smart, if email is important to you. You can easily use the full benefits of your gmail convenience while still having a fully working fallback. There are even two ways of doing it, one would be to simply forward your email, or using your own domain on google apps.
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The problem is, that it prevents you from resetting passwords, too. Which could very well lock you out of your own accounts.
Hyperinflation in a super centre will lead to societal meltdown, massive change in rule of law, and a massive reallocation in assets. I wouldn't be surprised if we had a revolution on our hands.

Those countries you speak of were when the markets weren't tied to each other and weren't highly correlated/dependent (1700-1960s). This was due to flux in global geopol structure where the countries didn't have much to do with each other.

Tell me the last time a developed nation got hyperinflation.

Stick your money in uncorrelated risky countries, and you take the yield, but you take the risk of hyperinflation.
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They compare the growth in Detroit as though Silicon Valley were missing out. I for one wouldn't live in Detroit today.
$1900 (which version?)

Are you buying new or upgrading? Checking their website the upgrade is only $525. As they only come out with a new version about once every 2 years that. $525 to upgrade vs $720 for a 2 year subscription.

Even if you were purchasing new it's still cheaper to pay outright.

6 years at $30 a month for the first year + $50 for the next 5 is $3360

1900 + 2 upgrades at 525 is $2950
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The problem which might arise is also, that being locked out of your email account will most likely result in being locked out of any "recover password" functions anywhere on the web. Thus, you need a backup of your email and preferably a working email address, too!
You're opening yourself up to a serious race condition by using a global variable ('params') to share state across requests. The delay between the GET and the socket connect could easily be seconds; under load, it will likely be next to impossible to join the right room.

You probably want to use cookies (which socket.io helpfully supplies) for this instead.
If you care about your long-term health, it is much better to get your protein (and all other nutrients, by the way) from an actual meal and not from a supplement, because of digestive issues:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whey_protein#Digestive_Issues
The editing, the selection of that particular iteration as being the "right" one is part of the copyrighted material.

And it isn't merely generated by a pseudo-random process, it's generated by code written and adjusted to produce a sound within certain parameters, with variation within those parameters provided by pseudo-random perturbations.

That said, I'm sure you could also record the sound of birds chirping in the dawn chorus, with even less input from the recording individual other than selecting a particular portion of the recorded audio, and copyright that.
But it's not without its idiotic blunders. Topping the list is Apple's insistence that your user ID be an E-mail address. That's not just a bad idea, but it has resulted in untold numbers of people with numerous Apple IDs and content bought with all of them.
Exactly. For example, I swim and ride a bicycle. Here's how it works.

Swimming: I go to the swimming pool when I feel like I need to do something physical. I swim for an hour, non stop. I don't count the distance and if I have energy I swoosh by fast and if I'm tired I swim along with the grandmas. But it's always an hour, and usually my speed goes up towards the end as my body warms up.

Bicycling: I take my bike when I feel like I need to do something physical. I take a heading and ride that way. I make turns to the interesting directions or come up with intermediary places I want to see. I come back when I'm tired or it's too late.

The "when I feel like" means the urge to do exercise. It only comes through doing exercise regularly enough but it's kind of a self-sustaining cycle. Your body just screams for action after a few days.

A lot of my exercise comes from everyday acts. If I visit the office, I cycle there. If I go to swimming pools, I.. well, cycle there, too. I cycle to most places within five-kilometer range. I walk dogs three times a day.

I never go to gym and I don't do exercise programs or fitness plans.
In earlier articles the "quality" of the song was in fact accounted for - if a song did better in the semi finals than its position within the network of countries giving each other points by default warranted, it was considered to be a better song.

That said, while the predictions had Sweden on top, it also had Norway in third place. Obviously the effect of a song being good isn't as strong as this model thinks. The top three had two countries that have lots of friends, Russia and Serbia, that had not-too-terrible songs that therefore managed to scrape away points even from countries that aren't friends.
1. We are working with phonegap at the moment, hope this doesn't change anytime soon.

2. Perhaps I shouldn't be too hung up on the idea of having to be revolutionary. We always produce polished mockups and test ideas often. That's in fact one of the edge that we have.

3. As for customer lists, unfortunately we do not own those, our clients(business) own them. They are very interested to work with us because our new mobile app would give them an edge over other competitors and of course trying to stop us from competing with them on the e-commerce web application.

4. We do not have a repeatable sales process hence it's very tedious as we have to win them from scratch again. It's definitely not scalable at this stage. You raised some good points, will need to re-look this.

5. We have not try any early-payment discount as what we are earning from each sales are rather minimal as we are doing constant testing of ideas. Guess we have to look into raising our price and also the implementation of early-payment discount.

Thank you for the good questions asked.
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That's the issue though. It doesn't introduce anything useful in terms of replacing JSON (it can even make things worse), and for other uses better solutions already exist.

The fact that in theory if it was magically supported everywhere, it might be serviceable is neither her nor there. It's not useful information. It's not gonna happen because there's no reason to switch from JSON to this, and many reasons not to. Likewise, for other applications there are better solutions.

People started using JSON even though at that point it wasn't standard because it had real benefits over what they were currently using. There isn't any situation where using this would provide a real benefit except to satisfy personal whims, and it would have the drawbacks listed.
And if you happen to live outside of the U.S., you get to pay twice a much for the exact same digital download.

Adobe make it really difficult to want to buy their products.
This struck me:

Third, screen real estate matters. The traditional “everything is a file” approach is wonderfully portable. You can build an environment for working with files even for a very small display. Heck, you can work with files if all you have is a line-mode terminal. But flexibly arranged code snippets and fully interactive graphical debuggers require a lot of pixels.

I'd go even further. Programming requires a lot of pixels. You want to look at as much code as possible no matter what. Maybe a 10' x 10' screen would be enough but otherwise, there's no limit to what I want for myself, not for some GUI eye-candy. As another post says Editing is not secondary but for me its a matter of never, ever crowding my precious screen real estate, ever.

But by that token, anytime someone tells you their application needs lots of screen real estate is a time when they're admitting they'll waste that real estate doing something I don't care about.
>Hyperinflation in a super centre will lead to societal meltdown, massive change in rule of law, and a massive reallocation in assets.

What's a "super centre"?

>Those countries you speak of were when the markets weren't tied to each other and weren't highly correlated/dependent (1700-1960s). Tell me the last time a developed nation got hyperinflation.

Argentina (ended 1991) and Yogoslavia (ended 1994).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation#Examples_of_hype...
As long as coal is still in use, anything that replaces it is a big win.
So, 100% of the backdoors I've ever heard about were not kept secret, therefore backdoors are unlikely to be kept secret. :-)
The debt management plans or the debt relief order
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It seems like when you post something to a limited circle on G+, some notification of the post should be made to your public stream.

Your followers who aren't included might be miffed at being excluded, but at least they'd see that stuff is going on on G+ even if they can't see it. If nothing else, that'd reduce the ghost town feel.
Unfortunately, I can't find the initial promo of dropbox : " throw away your USB drive". It is also not accessible on the wikipedia page. This is a good example off startup project testing. They did so many things right.

EDIT: check this
http://www.quora.com/Dropbox/Is-the-original-Dropbox-private...
For me the key to not quitting was going there with a friend - peer pressure if you will, but it helps finding the motivation to go to the gym on those lazy days.

My advise for anyone considering amateur body building and workouts (I'm not pro, take it with a grain of salt and see what works best for you):

* find a training partner, you need someone to spot bench presses anyway

* find a 4 day workout program, going to the gym everyday is damaging as your muscles need time to recover. 3 day weekly workout should be a bare minimum if you want results.

* stay there for an hour on average, including your warmup. I recommend 10-15 mins of steady pace on treadmill for your warmup, some stretching afterwards. Running will control your fat growth and cardio in general will increase your stamina and overall good feel. 30-50s breaks between repetitions - stay in the zone, don't let the muscles to cool down and don't waste time chatting with training buddies.

* Start with small weights, lots of newbies feel ashamed to put too little weight but nobody really cares. Too much weight will damage you at worst, slow your progress at best.

* The only supplements you should buy are whey protein, creatine and vitamins - that's all you need and that's all that worked for me or my friends, everything else is money wasting.

Keep on doing that and you will see results after 2-3 months, then results itself will be enough to motivate you not to quit.
Deadlifts as a recommendation for back pain is, well... controversial. Maybe if you keep the weight low and the only source of the back pain is muscle soreness. I don't doubt it works for you, but in general people with back issues should stay away from deadlifting heavy weights.
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Wow. You're either being intentionally obtuse or you have no hope of understanding this. But we'll go through it one more time.

A second-hand Sony television is often higher quality than a brand-new generic manufacturer's TV. In the same vein, a second-hand Macintosh is often higher quality than a brand-new generic manufacturer's computer.

Nobody cares how highly you rank Apple. Their specific quality is irrelevant to the comparison.
nice, someone make a better example in english
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Well...

I'm more a corporate hater than a corporation lover.

But while the downside of tar sands are real and horrific, the downsides of fracking so far seem speculative. I haven't heard any strong argument why North Dakota fracking would have the same effect as the fracking described in Gas Lands.

If anything, fracking seems possibly scary but not something with clear, proven downsides. It may be, for example, that pipelines carrying oil extracted using fracking and that could cause damage somewhere and that does more damage than the actual fracking.

If anyone has a reference to prove me wrong, I'd love to see it (well, maybe not love but appreciate it).
{
"name": "My fancy package",
"comment": "I include both versions here for compatibility with package x",
"scripts": ["script1.js","script2.js"],
"comment":"to run the build script",
"comment":"cd to the bin directory and type:",
"comment":"node build.js",
"build": ["bin/build.js"]
}

or

{
"name": "My fancy package",
"--": [
"I include both versions here for compatibility with package x",
"to run the build script",
"cd to the bin directory and type:",
"node build.js"
],
"scripts": [
"script1.js",
"script2.js"
],
"build": [
"bin/build.js"
]
}
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Until very recently that was the norm, my wife is doctor in a public hospital. Here in Mallorca they are closing 2 public hospitals and the private ones don´t have money to pay their employees. Doctors always can emigrate to Dubai, Australia or places where they can get high salaries but most spanish doctors won´t move from Madrid to Toledo just to get a job, much less go to a place where you have to learn a foreign language and be far from the family.

Maybe 1000€ for doctors is a bit too low is true, but this year we are going to see stuff like that for people who doesn´t want to move away from their city.
The last part of your comment reminds me of that stock trader who saw the crisis as an opportunity to make a lot of money and was very glad about it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15059135
The error that is thrown towards the end of this example should probably be passed back to the callback as an argument (e.g. callback(error, result)) instead.

Throwing errors in an asynchronous context can have messy results for trying to handle them. http://benno.id.au/blog/2011/08/08/nodejs-exceptions is a good explanation.
I have my friends Facebook page open at work. Multiple people walk by seeing his photos on my monitor. I also choose to show a colleague a funny pic off his timeline. Are these 2 scenarios acceptable? If so, you have your answers otherwise interesting discussion is ahead of us.
Great point. I'll update the gist. Thanks for bringing this up!
Funny, considering that we have something equivalent today: Google Play.

I can't even begin to comprehend how they renamed "Market" to "Play Store" and they have absolutely nothing to offer worth the name Play, to the consumers it is just as confusing as "Live" was/is.

A lot of people have no idea where their market have gone and they just can't find the Play Store, or more importantly - they have no idea why they should look for something such as the Play Store and when they see it they won't recognize it as something they want, just another form of adware. Just as Live, people knew they wanted MSN Messenger, at least microsoft kept the name Messenger so people could find it.
Why does unicef try to promote mobile in developing world?
shouldn't they be focused on children and programs about children health, safety and education?
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I know that in Madrid salaries are around 2000€ month or more, here in Mallorca it can be something less I think more around 1500€ (it used to be much more of course but everything is going down pretty fast). Any way is a bargain compared to US salaries, and I think salaries will go further down during this year(although maybe not so much in programers as is a realatively hot market here too). It is also true that you receive what you pay for and good programers are earning much more than that, and always in short supply.

Any way I´ll tell you in a couple of weeks, as I am planing to hire 2 or 3 programers along this month.
To me, "two-hour long" and "very intense" in the gym is a contradiction, unless antirez means aerobic work. In my experience if you do heavy squats, deadlifts, presses etc. you will be done in maybe 45 minutes, will have not much energy to do anything else for the rest of the day and it will take all the time until the next workout to fully recover. If you are interested in the best fitness results, this is necessary, for keeping the mental performance high as much as possible the intensity has to be much more moderate.
The ICO had already said they would only begin by looking at the biggest infringers and the grossest violations, so people who put serious effort into crippling their tuppenny-ha'penny sites before seeing how it played out wasted their time of their own choice.

We know web agencies that spoke to hundreds of their clients, explained the painful but necessary changes, implemented and charged them who feel like setting fire to a flag with your logo on it right now.

Oh aye? If billing clients for pointless work that could be blamed on a government agency isn't a cause for Web design agencies to celebrate, I don't know what is.
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You have a country that went under massive transformation and another under the thumb of dictators. Two risky countries. Two high yields. Two cases of hyperinflation. Just like I said.

And I quote from the legendary Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation):

Hyperinflation is often associated with wars or their aftermath, political or social upheavals, or other crises that make it difficult for the government to tax the population.

Obviously the next comparison will be with the largest and most stable economies the world has ever seen, moving the largest quantities of wealth it has ever seen. Not.

Super centres are where the majority of cash moves through, either for trade or as an intermediary. Eurozone, Japan, China, America, India. Those are the places that matter.

Some small POS country in South America and another in Eastern Europe are rounding errors. Hyperinflation is only a concern for relatively risky, isolationist countries that are still undergoing societal flux.

Once again, the reports of paper money's death have been greatly exaggerated - ESPECIALLY by those who stand to benefit from it - long gold/silver etc.
It should also be pointed out you rarely need to edit the package.json manually:

npm init: Prompts for basic/common package.json entries

npm install --save: Install a module and place into dependencies

npm install --save-dev: Install a module and place into dev dependencies

npm install --save-optional: Install a module and place into optional dependencies

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> GNOME 3 is user hostile when you want to do any customization at all

It's not: https://extensions.gnome.org/
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I was debating whether or not to put it in there. Since Isaac mentions it in his article that I link to, I figured most people would see it there. Very valid point though. I think I may edit the post and put it up there. Thanks!
That's your point of view.
You may not have paid attention to the competition growth over the last years. Where is your reasoning that Apple will dominate the tablet space for the coming years? Do you seriously believe, that what happened in the mobile space, won't happen in the tablet space? Then you're just ignorant. And Apple knows that. Apple is arming itself and will defend itself in the court. That was my reasoning in my original post.
Here is my problem with Boston:

If you look even remotely like your 25 or younger and not dressed 'like a business person', your presumed to be some random college 'kid' who doesn't know anything. If you live anywhere nice this is often immediately followed by awesome questions like "your parents pay for you to live here?".

To me the Boston business ethos is anti-youth and of an 'old guard' mentality. Your either young, stupid and in college or your in 'business clothes' going to do 'real work' (aka climbing a corporate ladder).

There are definitely some very good groups and things going on for the younger builder crowd but its a long ways from overriding the general stigma that exists in the city. Creating a place where creative young people want to live and have fun would require a number of changes in general city culture to really have an impact.

All that said, I hate how early Boston shuts down, not just the bars but this city as a whole seems to be built around a early to rise, early to sleep mentality.
=== hoge.js ===

module.exports = exports = {
hello: 'hello',
world: 'world'
};

exports.yetAnother = 'yet another exports key';

===

and this yield

require('./hoge') ->
{

hello: 'hello',

world: 'world',

yetAnother: 'yet another exports key'

}

But, when hoge.js is

=== hoge.js ===

module.exports = {
hello: 'hello',
world: 'world'
};

exports.yetAnother = 'yet another exports key';

===

require('./hoge') ->
// { hello: 'hello', world: 'world' }

or

=== hoge.js ===

exports = {
hello: 'hello',
world: 'world'
};

exports.yetAnother = 'yet another exports key';

===

require('./hoge') ->
// {}
...and the post has been updated. Thanks again.
Quite a bit. Looking at GIMP's roadmap:

- Improvements in the text handling

- Automatic layer boundary management

- Filter layers and "Layer effects"

- Non-destructive editing

- Auto-anchoring of floating selection - or better, get rid of floating selections!

- Script recording and playback

- "Smart objects"

Even for me as a mere moderate power-user (I design websites/apps and do photo adjustments), there's four things on that list that are absolutely essential. And I'm willing to pay the extra dollars for it given how it enhances the final product.
Congratulations, you've made something which looks superficially like JSON, but most documents won't parse in 99.9% of JSON parsers. Interoperability is lost, nothing is gained!