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That is quite understandable, but think of it from a scrupulous person's perspective. You could make your default search Google, in which case you're sending your user a mixed message: "I am giving you the popular search" versus "I don't actually care about your privacy."

What's worse is, it's generally a conflict of interest. At least at one point (and perhaps it's still the case) Google was paying Mozilla for the privilege of being the default search provided on Firefox. Don't get me wrong, I like money going towards Mozilla; but I'd prefer that Mozilla not have to sell Firefox users' privacy for it.

Google Search is still a bit better than DDG at very recent news, at exposing cached pages, and at calculating natural language expressions. Sometimes they are better on relevance but for most searches DDG does very well. In some sense the freshness of Google Search is its only real remaining advantage in the marketplace: the Internet Archive has long been better for long-term caching, and Wolfram Alpha now does a much better job with some natural language queries.

("Some" because astonishingly, Wolfram Alpha does not have a syntax of composition. What I mean is, you can just ask Wolfram Alpha "Schwarzschild radius of the Sun" and it will answer that if the Sun got beneath 6 km wide, it would collapse into a black hole. But don't try to append the words "in light-seconds" or "/ speed of light" to that query, don't even wrap it in parentheses, because Wolfram Alpha will suddenly look at you and say, "WTF does any of that mean?!?!?")
> The situation changed when we released an update to version 1.1 ... the Pocket Lists app was featured in the New & Noteworthy section in both Russian and (hooray!) US App Stores.

So was it just blind luck that you were featured there? What will you be doing with your next app to ensure you're similarly featured?
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Exactly. His surprise seems surprising. That the company with the clear majority in the e-book market would charge more for the service of being published within that market does not seem like earth shattering news.
This seems a bit extreme to me. I fall more on RMS's side of things, but I also thing RMS would not characterize ESR as "technically clueless" and only doing "little bits of damage" to the movement. "The Cathedral and the Bazaar" is not an unimportant essay, if only as a pedagogy to an important shift in how development can work. I disagree strongly with ESR's attempt to divorce, as he says here, "moral thought" from software - this seems like a mistake to me - but he is not a fool or a dilettante.
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After a 10 second glance it looks like Google Alerts wrapped in a pretty UI.
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There is no analogue in Vim. It's the one thing I hate about vim.
When you consider that this took two people 10 months to write and that lifetime app sales are usually heavily front loaded this starts to look like a pretty poor value proposition, particularly when you consider how much money people with the skills it takes to write these apps could have made consulting in the same time.

No matter what kind of movie you are watching and how expensive the movie was to produce, either it is a blockbuster or an art house film, the ticket price is the same.

Indeed. And this means you're way better off consulting for somebody else unless you think you can get an app into the top twenty. I've had apps in "New & Noteworthy" and "What's Hot" and I can still make as much in a day consulting as I do in a month selling my own apps.
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OEMs get paid for pre-installing bloatware onto machines which can add up to $40+ per machine. Offering Linux costs them money (in addition to R&D, support, training, marketing, etc).
It's really not that hard to work out. That you don't know what "collapse" means in the context of an ecosystem is not the fault of the paper.

It's like arguing that a CS paper doesn't define what "compiler" means; there is a basic level of literacy expected when reading scientific papers.
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I changed the tag line into "Easiest way to find quality content". Does it make more sense ?
Wow, this is totally awesome! I'm going to give it a whirl tomorrow. I just switched from Django to Ruby on Rails and fell in love with the framework, so maybe I'll try porting Syte to Rails someday.
So I talked to someone more knowledgeable than me about this, my dad, and he said that all that information will probably forwarded to the CIA or FBI for analysis and that scares me
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I really wish people would get over this meme.

(1) You're thinking of FreeBSD. Not OpenBSD. A lot of the command line utilities Unix nerds would use in the terminal are ported from FreeBSD.

(2) The kernel, Darwin, is NOT based on FreeBSD. Darwin is a direct descendant of NextStep, based on the Mach microkernel.

(3) And pretty much all of the GUI and indeed the whole Cocoa API are also from Apple/Next. Not FreeBSD. Essentially, everything that isn't what Unix nerds interact with? That's pretty much all Apple. (Except for Apache if they turn on personal web serving, but that's not FreeBSD. And Webkit started as a fork of KHTML, but, y'know, not FreeBSD again.)

(4) For that matter, even a fair amount of the Unix nerd stuff is specific to OS X, like launchd, or has tweaks to support OS X-specific nerdosity.

So, vain hope, could we _please_ knock this sort of nonsense off? For both better and worse, OS X is very much its own animal, and whether or not you like it, it's ridiculous to claim that Apple doesn't put a hell of a lot of development work into it.
It's been said before but this; "7. At the first hand, release the app for yourself and your friends. If they don’t use and don't like your
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Hugely important! Congrats guys and thanks for a useful write up
> I'd rather not trust any single organization that will never face any competition.

Neither would I. That would be silly.

Can you tell me what government is? In my experience, people who are afraid of governments becoming totalitarian cannot seem to grasp what the government itself is. Would you be an exception to this trend?
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I'm a freelancer with a specific skill (Machine Learning) and I'm a remote employee of a company where there are only two guys (including me) working on ML problems. This other guy isn't very good (makes very ordinary mistakes in theory and misunderstands the problems), but our boss and the rest of the management do not know ML at all, so his theoretical and vast emails strike a chord it looks like. He's forever lecturing me on how to solve any problem in a particular way (and CCing everyone on that). I tried ignoring him, but got called out by the boss for not being part of a "team". I tried solving the problem the way he said, but it was a mess. Then I tried something else, succeeded, and both of us got lauded.

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I'm doing Google App Engine Python stuff with Sublime Text 2.

Is there any way to get it to somehow guess at function signatures? So if I start writing do_something(... I could see the args that do_something() expects. Assuming it's just a function that is plainly defined somewhere in my project folder would be enough for me.

Another thing is when I am testing the app in localhost and it spits out error messages indicating the line number(s) where I sinned, it would be nice to somehow be able to jump to them.
It's cool they decided to open source the code instead of sell it. That way everyone who wants to use it and/or study it or learn from it can do so. Seems like a nice way to give back to the community, grow the pie, etc. +1
So what should they do about the memory limitations on old devices. Just not add more features to the OS, so it still works on the older hardware?
This is really useful. Great thing. Setting the AWS key/secret for app securely has been a constant headache. This would reduce so much painful points and be more secured.
I signed up for beta based purely on looks. Anything that looks that pretty must be worth at least 10 minutes to try it out.

However I just noticed: "Using Social Statistics to find important" doesn't really make any sense. I think you mean "Use Social Statistics to find what's important to you" or something to that effect...

I think you should take all those snippets, and make them as a fade-in-out bar under the picture, with the signup button beside or under it. That or the recently popular offset "feature list" (I don't know how else to describe it)
It's a clean sentence but doesn't make more sense. The screenshots fill in the blanks for me, as in it looks like you rebuilt Google Alerts with additional features for finding that content again later (tagging, notes).

If we were talking face to face and you said "This is the easiest way to find quality content" I'd follow it up with "what kind of content?" and "what problems do I have now in finding content?". I'd say "What problem of mine are you solving?" And the answer to that last question should be your tagline.
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This assumes that you're only ever going to build one app and that you learnt nothing from the process. It also assumes that you want to consult for other people rather than building your own projects.

Feels like they learnt a lot from the project, did reasonably well from it financially and hopefully the next app they build (or the one after that) runs bigger numbers.
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I think macvim has this because I've been doing it for as long as i remember, or maybe it's in Janus though.
Off topic but:

I don't understand why on (chrome://chrome/settings/) I have blue links, blue underlined links, and buttons. I guess I could figure it out, but the meaning is opaque to me at the moment.
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Nitpicks:

Some phrases end with a period and some don't:

Spend less time to find information

Archive and return back later.

The post title (blue-ish) on the right side is eating too much space for no good reason. And it seems that the keywords are misaligned.

When listing the stories on the left, it might be helpful to also list the first sentence from the story and make the title bold. Here's an example from Mail.app http://bit.ly/MoQuiZ

It would be great if you can allow users to try the product without signing in. A readonly demo user would suffice.

Good luck!
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Past participant of iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machine, the competition mentioned in the article) here. Infuriatingly, this writeup fails to mention that the E. chromi (and all the other projects) was carried out by undergraduate students (this is the team: http://2009.igem.org/Team:Cambridge/Team), perhaps because it makes it sound less trustworthy and sellable. According to the same website, the "designer Daisy Ginsberg" was involved peripherally, at best.
That's exactly what the motivation for the "Metro/WinRT" strategy for Windows 8 was in the first place, though - to get more developers writing directly for (new versions of) Windows rather than relying on third-party (or even first-party) runtime layers.
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This is awesome, considering it is a single Dev's effort! Congrats.

But, there is a fundamental problem in these types of 'Save stories' websites. While we browse internet, we discover many stories, pictures, videos. While we like them and would want to read or watch latter we wouldn't actually re-browse the articles from a saved location just because they were good to read or watch. Mostly the need is, there is something useful in those articles(May be how to do something or a quick reference). Websites attempting to save stories should attempt to let user intelligently capture info from these stories, and these stories should make up a minimal repository without cluttering with all the had-good-time-while-reading articles.
I love the idea, design, and choice of frameworks/libraries, but I have one beef: I really, really dislike sites that prevent me from clicking with my middle mouse button. I open almost all links in new tabs using my middle mouse button and, currently, I can't do this on Syte.
> When you consider that this took two people 10 months to write

I noticed the 10 month development period as well, but I have a hard time believing this app took 10 months with 2 people working on it full time - and that's just to get to v1. Don't get me wrong, it looks great, but 3200+ hrs? No way, even if it was their very first app. I think this was a side project. It's a relatively simple (albiet polished) app.

> I can still make as much in a day consulting as I do in a month selling my own apps.

Would love to hear more about your consulting experience. Care to share? Specifically I'm interested in what types of apps you work on, how you find clients, etc.
My favourite by far is the smart app banners. Because I almost never want to download your app. It annoys me to no end having a full screen advertisement to download an application appear every time I go to a lot of sites, instead of taking me directly to the regular site that works fine in Safari...

So I really hope that websites move over to this new method, because at worst it is far less intrusive, and at best it will be able to be completely disabled so I don't have to see it at all!
Control + G will let you jump to a line number. Also, Ctrl + F and then a colon (:) will do the same thing. I use it all the time and it it extremely handy.
Of course, the Mac Pro uses 2 year old hardware while the Dell is using the latest Xeons.
Any article that talks about tricks in Sublime Text 2 without mentioning Multiple Cursors is... lacking (no offense to the OP).

For anyone that doesn't know it, Multiple Cursors is the ONE BRILLIANT FEATURE that Sublime Text has. Don't get me wrong, tt's great in many other ways too, but Multiple Cursors is, IMO, a feature that should become part of every friggin' text editor in existence, it's that important. And it only exists in Sublime Text.

It gives you multiple cursors at seperate places in your document. Each one acts completely independently, moving around with your commands. Everything works as expected, including copy-pasting (it will match the copy-pastes up to your cursors).

Most text editors have a column-select mode, except that Multiple Cursors are the same thing on steroids:

1. The selections don't have to be contiguous. So if you have a bunch of:

<div>

<p> Text And more Text</p>

<p> Something </p>

</div>

You can put the cursor only on the <p>s.

2. Since each cursor acts independently, you can do operations that you simply can't do in column mode. For example, place the cursor on each <p>, select to the end of that </p>, and delete the text. This is even if the contents of the </p> are completely different.

3. Multi Cursor gives the same power as macros, but: They're visual! You see all the changes you're making in realtime. Any long-time vim user has probably recorded a macro, tried playing it back, and discovered that it didn't work. Well, with Multi Cursors, you see the cursor and changes in real-time. Make a wrong command? Undo it instantly.

Want an example of another actual use case? I used to have a plugin for Sublime Text that let me split a selection into multiple selections, based on a character. So, let's say I had this code:

foo(int a, char b, char c)

I could select the paramater list, run my shortcut to split by ",", then I'd get a different selection on each paramater. Then, I could simply multi-select three lines below it inside the actual function, paste, and I've got this code:

foo(int a, char b, char c)

int a

char b

char c

A dead-simple editing task I do 300 times a day.

Another example? Let's say I have two "if" blocks in the top of a function:

if (somecondition):

return

if (anothercondition):

return

Now, let's say for a second that I just realized I don't want to return, I want to do some processing, then return. This happens a few times a day for me. I just multi-select both "if"s, hit enter, and add the code. If it's two functions and I need to use the function names, I can even go back, copy the function name, and paste it as part of the processing!!

Phew. If it seems I'm a fanboy for Multiple Cursors, I totally am. It's a brilliant tool that only exists in Sublime Text. I've unfortunately gone back to Vim, and am too far in Vim's world to manage working in Sublime Text, which is why I miss multiple cursors so much!

But I AM working on a Vim plugin that gives Vim Multiple-Cursors. Been working on it for a while, but I think I'm getting near a more-or-less stable version. Hopefully, it will be released soon.

</way-too-long-rant>
This is the guy Arthur Clarke has been talking about fourty years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIRZebE8O84
The radios typically included in new laptops are pretty sophisticated, with the right firmware, one card works on pretty much any network in the world.
Actually, Samsung sells pretty much everything a company could possibly sell, even weapons. I know you mean Samsung Consumer Electronics, but it's a tricky example because the network effects (or lack thereof) between all of Samsung's subsidiaries are not obvious.

Also unlike Samsung, Apple depends on OS X as their developer OS. The whole WWDC was praising developers for helping iOS take off, and I think rightly so.

Of course, Apple does not depend on the Mac Pro.
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1. Congratulations!

2. I don't get how it works from staring at the homepage
I don't get it after the tour, the thing I am missing is...how does it benefit me

from what I understand after studying it (normal users don't do this) the product pulls in facebook,twitter and feeds into one feed and displays social popularity as well?

3. you probably want a copywriter to check it up as you have cut-off sentences and things that don't make any sense like "facebook, twitter and linkedin are in your help"

4. use usertesting.com or something similar
How do they prevent the E. Chromi bacteria from eventually being displaced by other non color coding poo bacteria? It seems to me that even if the E. Chromi did work as advertised, that the bacteria would quickly (within days) disappear from your intestinal track.

If anything, I would suspect that the E. Chromi would be at an evolutionary disadvantage in the gut. This is because the E. Chromi would be expending effort trying to color code poo, while their neighboring bacteria would just be focused on digesting and reproduction. Based on the principles of evolution, I would expect the E. Chromi bacteria to disappear entirely from the gut with a few thousand generations of bacteria.
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You have no idea how much of an advertiser wet dream this capability is.

When I worked for Yell/Yellowbook, one of the most common requests was for anything that we could develop that could "Allow a shop to know when you were walking by, and offer deals and enticements to get you either into the shop fully or to push you towards the items that they most want to sell to you.".

This never didn't horrify me. May be good for them, but terrible for consumers.

If Apple have managed to package the functionality such that consumers are excited by it then it is a gold mine for Apple.
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They are not lies but they are a manipulation of the truth to look more favorable. I understand its their presentation and who doesn't want to look good at that? but there's other things they could show the world rather than compare with the competition. Its like going back to the Mac Vs PC ads when Apple clearly moved on from that kind of marketing the past couple of years.
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humanize.filesize(1234567890); // '1.15 Gb'

You should use a capital 'B' for byte filesizes to avoid confusion with 'b'its.

And, you might want to let the user choose between decimal or binary prefixes (rather than the 'kilo' redefinition).

1234567890 bytes is 1.23 GB in pedantic application of SI naming, as used by MacOS and Ubuntu GUIs after a certain point.

1234567890 bytes is 1.15 GiB by the IEC standard for base-2 units, which is also "1.15 GB" by the older we-hope-context-makes-things-clear tradition.

See the approach of python humanize for one way to parameterize the output:

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