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I'm not going to copy/paste the content/source from links I've given. :-)

(There are easy-to-read abstracts/"synopsis" at the start of both pages.)
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The idea of Microsoft willingly giving windows source code access to government does not make alot of sense.

What could have however happened is that the said "Intelligence agency" first created a malware to infect MSFT engineers' computers and get access info of the code repository and then spoofing themselves as MSFT employees to download the source code. This is alot more plausible considering what stuxnet and flame can already do. (Assuming they were made by same "Intelligence agency")

MSFT should really check the systems of their employees first.
A bytecode standard is a decent idea, but I worry that it would be "good enough" for nearly everyone. What I think we really want is something more akin to what we have for native development: choice.

We should have things like JVMs for the browser (cached on the client-side, no doubt), but we should also have non-portable code for people who want to do things that cannot be done portably. A bytecode standard cannot be all things to all people, because some people need to do things that can't be done on some platforms.

If you really want everything to move to the web you need to expose vector math instructions for video encoding, you need to expose CUDA for scientific applications and so on. You need to be able to ship machine-code to the client where it can run (properly sandboxed, no doubt).

Of course, if you want everything to move to the web there are bigger problems to overcome - HTML and CSS aren't really suited to application development, the filesystem APIs are not sufficient, and there's still the problem of getting GUI applications to compose well...
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Thank goodness. Now maybe it just might be a bit easier to find some developer talent now that the easy money faucet has turned off.
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There are some really great things in here, it feels like the creators have grown this out of a lot of experience using jQuery, gathering up all the pain points and omissions over time. Even the little things like $.formParams, I always wondered why that wasn't in jQuery, whilst $.serialize is, the former seeming much more jQuery (or perhaps more JavaScript, maybe that's the difference).

Very impressed. I started listing a few I especially liked but then ended up listing the whole lot.
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> But my point is that more teams needed access to signing keys because some of those teams were dedicated only to licensing issues. If they didn't need signing keys, those keys wouldn't have been compromised.

Cryptographically signed binaries are not used to manage licensing issues, they are used to make sure that no-one intercepts your download and replaces it with a malicious binary. It is absolutely essential that computer programs are signed or delivered through a secure connection.

Losing your signing keys will make the entire system jeopardized and new keys must be generated and securely transmitted (this is hard).

> To me, it is upsetting when the code to protect the vendor's interests is where a critical security vulnerability exists.

Yes, that would be upsetting if it were true. But it isn't. The whole system is in place to protect you, the customer.
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Perhaps his innate drive and passion would have made him a mighty pirate? Arrr.
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"The best solution is not to need money."

This always is a good rule for any kind of business. not only about startups.

Paul, you're trying to explain basics of business processes.

In YC application, Faq there is an item in which you're asking to state is there any programmers in startup team, and explaining that if not, you better should have one. I think you should add one more item, on which YC team should have experienced and successful project manager, businessman who make startup profitable and successful.
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This is why Linux kernel source code is also signed cryptographically and so is their git repository (all tags are signed). They also employ a PGP-style web of trust instead of an SSL-style centralized certificate management.

The chances of someone slipping in a backdoor in kernel releases are very slim.
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Why in the heck would he do all this instead of using the AUR? Is this guy an arch user? This is an incredibly silly way to do this and a good way to cause issues later on as you try to upgrade the package.
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Didn't Sherkaner Underhill initially think that the Emergent zipheads were actually an AI?
How can you tell whether the fix was genuine? What if you were already infected by the Flame virus or similar that intercepts your Windows update traffic?

I hope Microsoft can deliver the revoked certificates in a trustworthy manner.
I have to say my experience is the opposite - it's incredible the range of "pirated" books on scribd, plenty that just aren't torrentable outside of private trackers etc.
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MongoDB now has a per-database write lock and will have a per-collection write lock in the next version.

That doesn't help when you need to make a bulk-update on a busy collection. Busy collections have a tendency towards being in need for bulk updates occasionally.

At the very least provide links that aren't nearly 2 years old.

The first link is 1 month old.

The other links also still describe the state of the art. Feel free to correct them factually if that is not true.
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I want to know if he's going to be held responsible for his punching/assaulting the cameraman with moves he learned from mike tyson.

If this whole situation of him assaulting a cameraman is just swept under the rug, with his managers insisting that he never do anything like that again. It will be an indication that news networks can even be bribed to not report on criminal behavior. I think it's funny the managers are trying to cover up all the court proceedings as Justin leaving for a while to do some secret concerts. Galling. I do hope that he fails in life, show me that this world is indeed a meritocracy after all, and that fortune can purchase fame and success for a while. As long as you pay dearly to sustain it.

I wish I had Justin Bieber's Managers propping me up in life, I'd be a world sensation too if that were so.
Singapore is one such city. The East Coast Parkway is about as tree lined and beautiful as any drive can be from the airport to city center. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Coast_Parkway
It's GPL (click on the source code link and scroll down).
I've wanted to build a mobile app for a few years that you can use to scan in the license plates of all the cars around you as you drive, gradually building up a list of drivers who go the same route at around the same time, and then present a way to connect those folks together.

I dream about it, anyway, deadlocked in traffic. (Well I did, before I got my Vespa, anyway..)

So it seems we're getting closer to the reality that one day I can just pick up my phone and broadcast a virtual thumb into the sky, for anyone in the area who goes the same way to pick me up ..
Unfortunately PSA tests are pretty much debunked as a good diagnostic tool for -detecting prostrate cancer- [edit: what I should have written is "increasing survivability" - although the detection stats are also poor] (This NYT op-ed covers some of the high points http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/10/opinion/10Ablin.html). It's even more useless than normal for me since I'm overweight which tends to mask the hormone levels to some extent.

Even if you have an accurate diagnosis you're more than likely to die of something else since it's mostly very slow to grow and metastasise - and the risk of having it cut out quality-of-life wise are non-trivial.

I'm in my forties. The chances that I already have prostrate cancer are about 1/3. The chances that it'll kill me are only about 3/100. The odds that a PSA test will help me figure out the difference are in coin-toss territory. The vast majority of men with prostrate cancer will die of something else (with my weight there are a lot more likely options ;-)

What I'd really love is for researchers to figure out the genetic/environmental factors that make some prostrate cancers become extremely aggressive, metastasise and kill people in months. That would be trez useful. In the mean time having a much more effective treatment for that instance is just about the second best news I can think of.
Yes I do. ()+[] fails too. In javascript: 1+"1" --> "11", []+1 --> "1", null+[] --> "null" etc.
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If I had to guess why your response was downvoted (wasn't me) I'd say that it's because you didn't make this clear in your post. That said though:

In my opinion(!!) hacking out a minimum viable product (MVP) should still go through an up-front design phase. Before any UI work or data modelling is done.

Anwering those questions will help determine what that MVP will look like, and whether it will annoy users or have them wanting more. Apart from the obvious technical benefits it provides direction, motivation, and (one scenario) if you're looking for funding will help you articulate not just the product vision, but the technical roadmap, risks and, above all, provide a reasonably-informed estimate that will drive your financial models.

It's awesome that you go MIT.
Your handle is oh so apropos, I have no idea what to make of this it's so off the wall.

The assertion that young people are "unwilling to support [their] own peers" is comically absurd. How does the demographic of existing farmers support this? What I can see is that young people don't really want to become farmers, or maybe it's just not a promising field to go into (no pun intended) what with factory farms driving the margins down. Consider the converse, young people spontaneously start demanding food from other young people. They go on a hunger strike until all food is sourced directly from young people. But farming isn't enough, they need everything to come from young people. Old people must be sacrificed so that the young can have a vibrant economy. Forget class warfare or racism, now we have institutionalize ageist segregation where there is an economy for young people and an economy for old people.

How is that a solution to anything, and what would cause people to rally behind such an abstract idea?
I hate software that expects to be extended in its own editor; they're invariably inferior to what I'm used to. IDEs are a hard problem; far better to buy something that integrates into eclipse than something that includes its own inferior version therof.
Wanted to jump in on this. Like any problem, the answer is "it depends". If you are building an application that relies on having an extremely slick UX, you should probably start there. If you're creating an app that you want to be a workhorse or relies on a highly experimental feature, start at the implementation level.

With that said, I do feel like teams of pure programmers have a tendency to overlook the UX in favor of diving right into the code. The article is a great reminder that it takes more than wonderful code to solve a problem. In fact, the less code the better.
Helping them pass the time certainly, and perhaps helping them get laid.

You're dead right that each generation wants to be in a social space that feels "theirs", but I don't think that precludes using the same infrastructure.

When I was a teen, I drove on the same roads and used the same telco and USPS as my parents, even at my most rebellious times. In Facebook's case, each user "feels" a tiny piece of the overall universe, and one which is vastly disproportionately populated with people they've mutually selected. That, coupled with meeting jwz's use case above, makes me feel that Facebook is pretty well positioned to succeed.
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Yeah, anticipate probably isn't the right word. I just think it's funny that this movie seems to parody those others before they were even made :)
>while riders cover their transport costs

Should be 'drivers'.
I can vouch for this too... I play World Of Warcraft (aging.. but still 3D) using the ATI drivers and it actually runs better than it does on Windows. The only thing I have issues with when using the closed source drivers is standby (it never comes back ._.)
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Has Valve actually confirmed the rumour this time around?
so the screen would be touch screen or something lol. How would the ads be tracked or interacted with if the ads are on the windshield?

I'm assuming the car owner would be sitting at the back.
It's better now. I can see the menu when I scroll but only for a second before it clears.

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Facebook should buy one and burn it down over their headquarters. Just because they can :) .
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Funny I was just talking to a friend this weekend about his new iOS app. I listed like 15 different failure modes his developer didn't think about.

I am old enough to remember my modem disconnecting on me in the middle of sessions and later in the middle of web pages loading over a SLIP link. :)

I know most of the younger crowd will think that us older techs always talk about walking up hill both ways on the road to school and home again.

That said it is funny how many things in tech really are foundational and every generation of technologists seems to have to re-learn them over and over.

I wonder what the next generation will take for granted?

Sometimes having walked up hill both ways is a great way to learn. And then later you learn to take another route.

I often mentor young technologists and enjoy the experience because they can "teach an old dog new tricks" and I can "teach a new dog old tricks". It keeps me current and gives them the advantage of not duplicating my mistakes and coming up with new and creative mistakes to make.
They mention it's safe - that appears to be based solely on a user verifying someone's linkedin profile for themselves?

Also the flow of payments really needs a graphic.
Fellow Belgian here, our ancestors had been naive...

Our main line of defense, the fort d'Ében-Émael, had been built by German workers. The German army had their plans, and knew the weak point of the fort: its vast, undefended roof (it was used as a football field by the soldiers).

During a dark night, they landed with gliders on the roof, and manually set up shaped charges[1] to destroy the turrets, which were resistant to conventional bombs.

Game over.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaped_charge , damages seen from the outside: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f6/Ebe...

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Edited to reconcile my foggy memory with the historic truth...
I don't care much for reporting that tries to heat up a conflict where none must exist. There are a lot of underlying assumptions and hidden prejudices in that piece, the most visible was equating black people and poor people. Then there was a cry for maintaining diversity -- it seems that having smart people from all over the world working together to change the planet isn't diverse enough for the NYT. It looks to me like they need appropriate ratios of commonly-recognized political groups. Very poor reasoning.

I've long since given up trying to understand San Francisco politics. It's an extremely dynamic city, but at the same time there's a lot of folks there who consider themselves progressive that are hanging on to 50-year-old ideas from the 1960s. A lot of things are "untouchable." In fact, I'd go so far as to say the city has a huge conservative bent, it's just not expressed by what we would consider conservatives. Don't change things!

I know the neighborhood that's mentioned, and I wish Twitter the best of luck. Hopefully a new administration doesn't take over in a year or two and start undoing all the special perks that lured them there.

California desperately needs Silicon Valley and the spillover into SF. I sincerely hope they keep advancing policies that continue the growth and not go down the road of trying to pick apart each little thing that starts going right.
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Woah. I would have liked a warning about the picture of a kid with his arms blown off.

I realise the internet is full of this but I try my best to avoid it. I don't want to become immune to the shock.

The thought of this little guy's pain and suffering and the idea that he was casually being used to back-up an online essay is really sad.
Is this all these people have the time to do?
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[2] When you look at [1] you'll notice that these exact problems are still prevalent.

I'd in fact be curious how exactly did you work around the sharding issues at 4square?

Remember I replied to someone who claimed it takes "no engineering effort" to scale MongoDB. That's not only obviously false, but last time I tried the sharding was so brittle that recommending it as a scaling path would border on malice.

I ran a few rather simple tests for common scenarios; high write-load, flapping mongod, kill -9/rejoin, temporary network partition, deliberate memory starvation. MongoDB failed terribly in every single one of them. The behavior would range from the cluster becoming unresponsive (temporary or terminally), over data-corruption (collection disappears or inaccessible with error), silent data-corruption (inconsistent query-results), to severe cluster imbalance, to crashes (segfault, "shard version not ok" and a whole range of other messages).

I didn't try very hard, it was terribly easy to trigger pathological behavior.

My take-home was that I most certainly don't want to be around when a large MongoDB deployment fails in production.

As such I'm a little disconcerted every time the Mongo scalability myth is reinstated on HN, usually by people who haven't even tried it beyond a single instance on their laptop.
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