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I've had an ipad for a while, in the beginning I hardly used it at all, I read some books or watched some video/tv on it occasionally, but mostly at home.

But after a while I found what I think is the tablet sweetspot, and that is a "digital newspaper". Kindle is arguably better for reading books, a "ultrabook" is arguably better compromise if you want to both author and consume content. The mobile is best for taking photos/checking your email etc.

Nothing beats the iPad however when it comes to catching up with news on the train/airplane/café/sofa. Apps like Flipboard and Zite offers a better reading/discovery experience than even on a laptop I'd argue with interfaces free from clutter, magazine like layouts and personalization.

I have a hard time seeing me lugging around anything the size of the Note all the time...
Wget brings me permanency :)
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"html5" can refer to just the core markup specification, or it can refer to an entire collection of specifications for modern javascript APIs[1] in various stages of completion. No browser implements all those specifications.

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Given the fact that stock valuations are highly volatile I think the current drop os FB as well as comparisons of market caps is kind of pointless.

Things have the value people are willing to pay for them, and no matter what stock experts say this has imho nothing to do with actual values or assets a company might have. It maybe enough for some analysts to not understand your business model and your stock value drops way down. On the other hand, if analysts like it stocks go up. And that doesn't tell anything about the actual quality of your business model.

Equaly pointless but at least more entertaining were the list of what Apple could buy with its 100 bn in cash.

Interessting point in case: The soaring stock price of the german TV set maker (Loewe I think it was) after someone claimed they where about to de bought by Apple. Did the value of their assets change over night? No.

Now, FBs stock drops because people say they don't see any actual value behind and the stock was actually overvalued right from the start. Maybe it was I don't know. But nobody complains when stock drop because some banks say they don't belief in future prospects. So it seems to me the same people choose their arguments only to fit the current situation.

Not all of them of course, the really good ones (W. Buffet among others) act diffrently.
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I'm wondering if this threat of being fined won't determine companies to hide data breaches. There should be an incentive for honest companies.
clearly this one is very well done
Oh please, it's always been like this. Flag it and move on.
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Probably because it circumvents the price of submitting your email address.
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find this strangely motivating
Yeah, these guys are funny. One day they agressivly take over companies. And the other day, as it happened with VW stock in Germany, the sue others when their gambles don't work.

What I remeber from the VW stock story happened back then was the following. Porsche tried to take over VW, so they bought every stock they could. Hedge funds bet on falling values and sold VW stock short. Since Porsche continued buying, stock prices raised. Then the hedge funds had to buy the stock short selled, values raised further (up to 1k € if I remeber well). The result were funds obliged to buy stock for almost 1K they sold earlier for a fracture of that.

And after that they sued Porsche for stock manipulation. Yes, these guys are funny. And yes, that FBs IPO stumbled over a computer system is ironic!
Looking forward to playing with autovectorization in ruby-llvm. https://github.com/jvoorhis/ruby-llvm
I wonder why the PDF looks that way? It seems designed not to be printed.

And there's also no ebook available, just the PDF, so if you want it on the Kindle you have to convert it yourself.

It's like they try to nudge you towards buying the thing. Which, of course, isn't a bad thing but I wonder if it's intentional.

It's a pretty old book though so I doubt this strategy will work but I might be mistaken.
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Put your email address somewhere in your profile and you will get people contacting you, most people do it like emailadd [at] something [dot] com, etc to keep the most simplistic bots from spamming. You will get a bunch of crap messages but it at least gets a lot of people to add you, etc.. its worth it if you want to grow your network, I had mine on there for a while but then got tired of the noise so I took it off and have noticed messages have slowed down considerably.
> the limitation that hackers weren't allowed to exploit Windows vulnerabilities

He guessed "some predictable addresses allocated by Windows" though. Not detracting from the achievement, but this could arguably be stashed in the non-Chrome side of things.
What happens when kids have special dietary requirements?

For instance Jewish kids whose families want them to eat kosher food, or kids with various food allergies, etc.
Looks promising. Mozilla seem to be following similar lines to google with events and tools. Hopefully they are creating compatible ecosystems.
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My opinion is that if people at stock exchanges thought things over for two days a lot of things would be different...
You have to admit that it's slightly cromulent.
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The idea is that ambiguous search queries would default to the meanings related to your normal search behavior, and if on a particular occasion you discover Google resolves the ambiguity incorrectly, you could make your query more precise. In the above scenario, you could search for `java eclipse stephenie meyer' and your 13-year-old cousin could search for `java eclipse ide'.
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Haven't read that one myself, I learned mostly from Introduction to Algorithms and online tutorials. I would suggest having a go at TopCoder problems. It's a bit of a pain to set up, but once you have, there are practice rooms with problems from past contests. Written up solutions are available too. It helps you learn to design algorithms for unseen problems, which is ultimately what we're after. There are a lot of essential small tricks and methods that these problems contain and algorithm books don't get to cover at all.

Also, competing is a good idea. It helps you evaluate yourself and there's more motivation to do well. Having a rating of 1500, say, would place you in a good position to crack even the most competitive phone interviews.

I did TopCoder for a few years in high school, and now I can confidently and quickly get most of the algorithmic questions that companies ask. It takes a while to get there, but it's worth it.
Funny, it actually doesn't work for me on chrome but does on FF
Nice question! I'm looking forward to the answers here. Meanwhile, you could have a look at my TicTacToe game: https://github.com/Borkdude/tictactoe
It's not large, and I'm not claiming high quality either, but it might be educational to read and poke at as a beginner.

It's a very simple game built as a webapp in the very simple Noir framework (webnoir.org). It also contains unit tests. It uses leiningen as a build tool (so you can simply run it using "lein run" or poke at using "lein repl", run the unit tests using "lein test" etc). As a next exercise I want to build it in ClojureScript (client side only), which should not be too hard.
If we're having trouble funding the Joint Strike Fighter, I don't see this coming "off the ground" any time soon.
This is where the email+3ysignals@gmail.com email syntax comes in handy.
Not much of a story, we posted it around 3pm and had the top spot for a few hours. It was exhilarating!

There are quite a few proximity apps, but we definitely don't want to be creepy. It should be used by Coders to meet up with Founders or other Coders to talk about their projects and startups. It might be useful to find activities and events, but that's up to you and how you'll use it.
This was my favorite quote: "I look at what's possible to do with technology, and I think we're still 1% of the way there."
all it takes is a random idiot in Sacramento or DC hellbent on sabotaging the project to change it from a convenient way to get from SF to LA to a one-way ticket from Fresno to Bakersfield. Needless to say, there are lots of random idiots in government ranging from incompetent to hellbent on sabotaging any potentially good government program

I'm not all that familiar with local US politics... why would anyone in government be hell-bent on sabotaging a high-speed rail network that will help their state/county/etc?
Except it meant yes, for a while.

When she first said no, and he persisted, and then she acceded, she trained him into believing that persistence pays off. So when she says no again, it seems to me that it is almost mathematically predictable that he will re-double his persistent efforts to win her back.

'no means no' does not apply when it sometimes means yes. With added flakiness, 'no means no' means : 'no means yes once in a while, and no means no when I feel like it, and you're a rapist and I'm still an angel if you cannot figure it out'.
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Welcome to the world of Opera users. Google is being dick as always, just ignore it (sometimes you have to change user-agent though). They have their valid reasons (money).
I'll take your word for it since I don't have a bottle handy, but I am still suspicious. I have had issues getting ketchup out of a nearly full bottle because it's difficult for the air to flow back into the bottle as ketchup comes out.
It's not large, but I found reading https://github.com/weavejester/hiccup very insightful.
Most - all? - the people I know who are very wealthy/successful are honest, intelligent and hard working.

I know my sample size is extremely small, but I tend to believe these qualities help reaching the top, if they are not mandatory.

Sly, idiotic and lazy people eventually fall from the sky.
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I'm wondering how long until police drones patrol our highways, collecting more data on us.

Or worse, a hacker building a trojan face recognition targeting system. Integrate that with GPS tracking the victim's cell phone and you got a lethal weapon blending in the traffic as an innocuous self driving car.

Or worse, if terrorists program such cars to carry bombs?
It's strange because Mozilla gives Google money, and I don't really know how they make money from Chrome.
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" the majority of these have come through substantial business innovation." [citation needed]
iTunes revenue stream. Ha.

Playing mere music files is simple enough. I think mobile Safari can handle that.
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What about a simple router? They costs loads less:
I tried something like this here :
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Thanks, unfortunate typo.
Collections subscripting operator [] and boxed C strings are life-savers. Instantiating obj-c object is always a pain cause the syntax is very verbose, expecially for NSString:

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it's 11 characters vs 67. Now what I really, really miss is the implementation of the NSString concatenation operator. stringWithFormat isn't always the answer nor appendString. Please forgive me if you find that my idea is silly:

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I really don't think that's the reason. Not only does Apple not actually make very much revenue from iTunes, it is probably more to do with audio hardware on an iphone being limited.
That's not a fact. However, the fact is that HTML5 audio is indeed crippled on iOS because you need a user action every time you want to play some audio, which also leads to lots of lag. However, even if that would be correctly implemented the Moog synthesizer would only be possible if they added the Web Audio API that Chrome and Firefox have.
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The other ship on the front page of the enterprise web site the `skylon`, looks awesome, almost like it was designed by Apple compared to the current crop of 'beige box' rockets. Its design spec seems to put it in the class of space DC3 too.
The restrictions of freedom here come from the IRS and the government, not computers and technology.
Once again we have the latest Google marketing piece hitting the top of HN, getting tired of it (already commented about this here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3898130).

Also note that this one is being used to market Chrome, even to Firefox users, which is pretty insidious. See this tweet with screenshot from Dave Flanagan:

https://twitter.com/__DavidFlanagan/status/20516612817828249...
I don't know. On the one hand, it's also not nice for people to fish for my email address, which is why services like Mailinator are so wildly popular. On the other hand, it doesn't always justify not-nice behaviour to note that it's in response to, and works to ameliorate, other not-nice behaviour.

Yes, I know, 37signals is a bit more respectable than most of the people who want your email. Nevertheless they're signing you up for an email list without explicitly asking you -- the email that they send back specifically says, "Periodically we'll drop you a line if we have something interesting to share." I did not check any box which agreed to that, and I shouldn't have to unsubscribe from things I never subscribed to.
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The amount of traffic that being on the Google Doodle gets you is stunning. Moog signed up for CloudFlare in a hurry today.
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I have no problem visualizing how Target is able to predict future purchases based on what items I've already bought or what items I'm browsing. I have trouble visualizing how anyone can predict future purchases based on me liking a picture of a cat or browsing through friends vacation photos. Unless they're planning on selling me cat vacations...
Well, it remains to be seen whether that data can actually generate revenue. I personally don't think it has much potential, at least not compared to the extremely specific data Google has on everyone, or the purchasing data that Amazon possesses.

Also, I just don't think people use Facebook the way you describe. Most people I know don't "check in" wherever they go, nor do they "like" different brands (except for ones that make them do so in order to be eligible for a contest or something sketchy like that--I've definitely seen that before). But people do search on Google for anything and everything, including purchasing decisions. And of course people do make real purchases on Amazon.

The widgets that Facebook litters over the web which it can use to track user's browsing habits may be the wild card here, but I'm still skeptical that this has that much value compared to Google's search data. Plus those widgets seem to be mostly limited to news sites anyway.
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I'm from South Africa. I'm not sure if they cache Google+ here (I know they cache YouTube) or use a CDN, but I've found Google+ to do exactly this. It's slow, and sometimes stuff just doesn't load (especially images).

It's strange, because Google+ is the first social network I've seen that actually promotes itself on my campus (large installs with lifesize Angry Birds).
Ok, it makes sense now :)
The SheevaPlug is cool, but it seems like the newest ones have gone a slightly different route and thrown everything you could possibly want at it - wifi, bluetooth, audio, etc?

That's all nice stuff, but just adds to the power and price for what should be a dirt cheap, almost disposable, piece of equipment.

Though I would definitely appreciate gigabit ethernet on the beaglebone...
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The main reason is that what helps the state doesn't necessarily help every county equally. To have high speed rail, you have to have trains that don't stop everywhere. High-speed rail from SF to LA might be good for California, but politicians elected by Fresno and Bakersfield will want it to stop in Fresno and Bakersfield. Which makes it more useful for those people, but less useful as a whole.
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I'm the developer of Requests (https://requests.ryanmccue.info/) which might be something for you to consider bundling with Opauth. There's a whole host of problems with using file_get_contents on various hosts, hence why cURL is so often used.
Anyone else blocked by the stupid cloudflare scam about not having 3rd party cookies enabled meaning you have virus on your computer? And preventing them from reading the article?
I think so too - you normally don't need wifi etc. on such a device. The one I use is the original first one and I wouldn't use the newer ones. If I remember correctly they even need active cooling...
this idea looks good to me.

may be to validate this further, you can try doing this first for the popular software license terms - Apache, MIT, LGPL, etc. and see how the HN community use it.
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I plan to do a very similar thing with my Raspberry Pi.
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