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This is what I use evernote for. I create notes about chapters in my own words, and it's fun to go back and revisit them. I found this was the only way for me to absorb any juice from these books. And for technical books, I use sticker arrow markers that point to the specific parts on the pages, and this makes it easier to just flip pages and jump to sections.
My favorite 'rat's nest' synonym is Gordian knot.
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Update: I found a list of common words that was easy to get into the proper format. It purports to be the 978 most common words, though it seems to have been compiled in the '60s. Whatever, close enough for me. It resulted in 893 hits. So, here's the breakdown:

* Twitter (4,674 words): 2,198 successes
* Just "password" (1 word): 18 successes
* Ubuntu words file (234,937 words): 11,969 successes
* Common words (978 words): 893 successes
* Default wordlist (?): 102,297 and still going...

This is based on 163,636 from the same database the author used.
This type of technology would be a nice novelty item to implement into a futuristic zombie story. For example, there could be a large battle between humans and zombies, and the humans are equipped with pulse-magnifying glasses, allowing them to identify friend vs. foe.
I agree, but I also think that C isn't as complicated as these kinds of quizzes suggest. I've been using C for over 20 years as well, and I do know most of these arcane rules, but I don't rely on that knowledge much.

I decided a long time ago that it makes no sense to trust myself and everyone who might have to maintain my code to always remember all these rules. It's a lot simpler and safer to remember a much smaller set of rules like don't mix signed and unsigned and just enable all the warnings.

One thing I do that may be controversial is to prefer fixed size types most of the time. In my opinion, the decision to use a 16, 32 or 64 bit int type is not primarily a portability or performance issue. It's a decision driven by application requirements, and I want to express these requirements as explicitly as possible in my code.
What impact would this have on scenarios of the end of our universe?
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The free subscription is worth way more than a token sum of money. First, I'm convinced there is no way to provide adequate monetary compensation for articles to begin with, not at the hourly rates most of us are charging. Second, writing articles for consumption on HN shouldn't be about money, period. But most importantly: by giving me a free subscription HM is seriously expanding (and keeping) their audience and in the process they made sure I'll always be a fan.
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This is one of the things I actually quite enjoy about Heroku--not to mention that with their new heroku-postgresql:dev plan, you can have up to 30 (yes, 30!) free databases PER APP!

You can have like, 5 masters, with 5 readslaves each, etc. It's super awesome.
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This argument is correct, if a bit theatrical. The existing options aren't bad.

#1: Have patience. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405270230437150457740...

#2: Deal with the fact that Facebook won and all of your family is on it and go to iPhoto, select some photos, and click Share -> Facebook.

#3: Go to iPhoto, select some photos, and click Share -> Email and mail them to your relatives, all of whom most certainly have e-mail.

#4: Navigate to minus.com, drag photos onto page, done.

#5: Batch MMS/iMessage, and then call mom.
I'm going to jump out of the woodwork to answer this one, because the solution is really obvious.

If secure boot were about securing your computer from third parties (e.g. malware, rootkits cough) installing unauthorized software, then the correct implementation would generate a private key on each machine at the time of 1st boot, used to sign all software before running. This would ensure that the only software that could run on a machine was specifically authorized by the user. In addition, there would be no worry with regards to leaked keys, because the risk of key exposure is a single machine.

Unfortunately, secure boot is not about preventing the spread of malware. It's about securing the computer from you, the owner. It's about DRM, and ensuring that the code running on a computer (e.g. Blu-Ray player) is controlled and trusted by a third-party, who is then able to dictate how certain information available to the machine is processed.

Don't let the name fool you.
Things are pretty bad when even on the most well-known platform, with a fairly straightforward implementation of two's complement integers, the answers are not intuitive.
Ask: How is the patent being used?

If the patent holder is not manufacturing a product but is threatening to sue others based on the patent, it's trolling.

IV manufactures nothing. However, through shell corporations, they threaten to sue others. This motivates their targets to participate in the IV pools and IV takes a cut.

This idea of threatening enforcement where the patent holder has no intent to ever manufacture is not something new. But no one ever liked it when it happened. That's because it serves no apparent purpose in bringing products to the market.

What makes IV unique is that Myrvold used his own money to start IV and start acquiring patents from patent holders in bulk. This was no small investment. His idea is to make trolling a business. Instead of trying to fix a problem, he has opted to exacerbate it for his own profit. He is engaging in exactly the type of conduct companies like the one he worked for had to be in constant fear of: the small inventor who will never be successful in the marketplace but who has received some patents that she can, at her discretion, enforce against some large companies that are successful in the marketplace.

For an interesting approach to how patents might be used, consult the history of Hans Bessemer. He produced some of the most valuable intellectual property in America's history. He made Carnegie the world's wealthiest individual.

Also, note that Paul Allen, one of the wealthiest men on the planet, tried some pure patent trolling a number of years ago. Why? He failed miserably. But what drives someone to try this?
Heya! It's extremely awesome to see a comment from you. I've actually been wanting to play around with appfog since I first saw it several months back.

Anyhow--you're totally right. Heroku is definitely not 'just unix'. I really meant this in a different way than it may seem in the article. I was trying to get the point across that there's really no vendor lock-in, you can easily port your code back and fourth from a physical box or vps to Heroku, with almost no delay.

Thanks again! Incredibly awesome to actually talk with you ^^
Anecdote of an outlier: An "historic" and rather well-to-do New England town familiar to me recently removed all of its trees from a long section of the main street along the town green. This section of the street has many shops, and all I can imagine was that shop owners wanted fewer obstructions in front of their stores. However, the result as I see it, was to make the area much less pleasant to stroll through, and more barren when seen from afar.

Urban trees help create a sense of shelter and alter the character of light (shade, filtered, and dappled), significantly lowering the temperature of otherwise paved areas. They can create a more park-like atmosphere, encouraging people to seek out a place and linger in it, enjoying its relaxing qualities. So one would think this would not only be a benefit for residential neighborhoods, but also retail/commercial ones. Downtown Palo Aalto for instance.

But in this case, low tree density correlates to a high degree of conservative small town environmental and architectural ignorance and/or political ineptitude. The rich folks cut the trees down for one reason or another.
Yeah, but there could be a new parenthetical, "likelihood of an alien living in another universe, multiplied by all the effects of Fermi's Paradox itself, and multiplied by the likelihood of that alien's ability to traverse universes."
Heya--not trying to be disingenuous. I was actually just copy/pasting stats from /proc/cpuinfo. I assumed the audience would realize that everything is virtualized and shared.

Sorry if that gave off the wrong impression :o
For an article about "software eating the world" it would perhaps have been nice to use a list that isn't restricted to US companies.

For example, there is the Forbes Global 2000 - this is just public companies, but Apple isn't even in the top 20 there (it's #22)

http://www.forbes.com/global2000/list/
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So, I verified these numbers via `free -m` on my dyno. It's also referenced multiple places in the Heroku documentation.

How were you monitoring the memory? Oo

I'm curious to know as I actually run a ton of stuff on there, and haven't had any sort of memory issues (even with high usage background tasks).
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As of 2006 anyway, LA was shifting away from Palms https://www.nytimes.com/2006/11/26/us/26palm.html
Just curious have you tried on people with darker skin colour/tan. I am trying to imagine, what adjustments you'll need to make to detect on them?
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Of course all narratives have a whiff of fiction about them by dint of giving thrust and bearing to what are otherwise inert facts. It doesn't much matter whether we're talking about a sci-fi novel, a political speech, a research report or a simple slogan. As Chaïm Perelman put it:

"The study of argumentation compels us to take into account not only the choice of data but also the way in which they are interpreted, the meaning attributed to them. It is to the extent that it constitutes a conscious or unconscious choice between several modes of meaning, that the interpretation can be distinguished from the data being interpreted, and can be opposed to them. . . . It is precisely when incompatible interpretations make us hesitate as to how we are to conceive the datum that the problem of interpretation is very important." -- Treatise on Argumentation
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I think Page and Plant did know. We learn and live by how others react to us. It's how we get a sense of who we are, how "good looking" and "smart" we are. It's a constant process of self and peer evaluation and grading, although often implicit.

Page didn't always rock. No doubt he had to figure it out like everyone else, but when he did he was clearly a Great song writer and riff maker. And that's Great with a capital G.
Some highly rated movies that I didn't like:

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- Memento

- The Prestige

- Old Boi
Thank you, a very comprehensive list!
Most info I can get on this is through a reverse engineer done in 2004 of the RDP (http://efod.se/media/thesis.pdf), it was established that when terminal services set up in Application Server Mode(i.e. corporate environments) its configured to sign requests using the x509 protocol. Wouldn't be much of a stretch to extract the certificates used if they were configured incorrectly. My guess is that due to this being engineered as a licensing issue (i.e. DRM added after the fact and not as a trust issue) corporates weren't issued with specific certs, theres very little that could be done to trace down the point where this leaked.
I don't remember much about Moby Dick.

a. "Call me Ishmael" = The First Three Words
b. Queequeg's Coffin = The Last Bit.
c. there was a chapter called Cetology.
d. Ambergris is (I think) Whale Sperm,
e. At some point in the novel, I'm PRETTY sure someone puts on a whale penis and runs around. They're huge, whale penii, like 6 feet, easy.

That's about it, and I'm sure Herman Melville (I guess I remember that too) would be a little irked, but...

...if I had an idea, tomorrow, to write a book about an old guy chasing after a whale, I'd stop myself.

My point is, that one of the -other- benefits of having a breadth of knowledge, is that it helps prevent unintentional derivativeness and mimicry.

------

Also, this author also assumes that the only worthwhile knowledge is that which can be recalled consciously at will.

Personally, I find that knowledge is a lot like any artist's artistic vocabulary. You consume and consume and consume, and then at some point you start creating, and what you end up making is the conscious and unconscious combination of all of the things you've seen/heard/read before.

The guitarist doesn't realize it's his love of The Beatles and Dr. Dre that's creating that work, but it is.

Those are just two things off of the top of my head. And by that, I mean these are two ideas that are undoubtedly the distillation of ideas I've heard/read elsewhere. Like maybe "On Writing" by Stephen King.

(The Above Idea about the distillation of ideas is likely the distillation of a speech from a great movie, which I'm sure I can find...)

"You come into a bar, you read some obscure passage, and then pretend you, you..pawn it off as your own..as your own idea just
to impress some girls..?" - Good Will Hunting (1997)

And by "girls" he means "Hacker News."

(Try not to make that substitution too liberally however, or you'll be sorely disappointed when you walk into the "Live Hacker News! Hacker News Hacker News!" bar.)
One SF short story takes this further. The best form of interstellar travel generates black holes, so the universe is optimized for producing the type of life which does interstellar travel via that process. No need for coincidences here, and even more un-falsifiable.
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He was referring to the level of the court system. The higher up you go the better the judges get. The quality of municipal court judges is vastly different to Federal Circuit court. The 9th is just 1-2 stops below the US Supreme court.

Also, they don't get to chose the judge but with enough money you do get to chose the district. Flying lawyers out to court costs money (they do bill you for the flight and flight time) and has been used in the past by some plaintiffs to extract a settlement.
You're an obvious asshole. Or a bad troll. You choose.
He says "The arrow of time in our universe would therefore be inherited, through torsion, from the parent universe." I think that implies that any child universes, if they are parent->child and not a swirling cycle of interconnectivity via String Theory, would necessarily be younger.

So our children universes would inherently be younger than us, and that counts heavily against intelligent life, much less superior life the likes of which would have to come back through for us to meet. At least any time soon.

Consider other universes could be so different that they may not support life, at least not as we know it.
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That's exactly what I meant, yes. And I used Java as comparison because of its speed being not that far from C itself - and certainly surpassing that of Python by a long shot. I definitely didn't intend to propagate the outdated "Java is slow" myth.
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A great hardware hacker movie, and one of the greatest movies of all time. Excellent character study of the withdrawn hacker personality type. It's even set in San Franciso. Coppola's best work, bar none. And that's saying something.

At times this has been my very favorite movie.
Or:

- Plug in iPhone.
- Browse iPhone in Finder (No iTunes, iPhoto etc.)
- Grab files and do what you want with them.

Oh, if it was only that easy...
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The Windows Update signing requirements are, AFAICT, not documented and they do require a special chain. Whether having Microsoft in the root is special enough is another question.

Regardless, it appears that a signed driver is enough to pwn any modern Windows box via USB. "The system is installing driver software for your device..."

EDIT: What it most likely would work for over the network would be a man-in-the-middle attack on users who "Always trust ActiveX controls from Microsoft". Not to mention plain old impersonating websites for users of MSIE and Chrome.

A scary but plausible possibility is that an attacker with such a cert could forge client certificate credentials to obtain remote access via RDP, MS Terminal Services Gateway, ISS certificate mapping, etc.
Simply record the HTTP requests happening when you access that page. You probably have to pass the Cookie along through the header for the credentials to work.

But it's just HTTP, so it's basically already an API.
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Isn't that what the Google+ app on android does?
I'm not telling him what to do. He's welcome to carry on being a huckster. But I'm allowed to critique his writing and his business model, just like everybody else.
Two quick points.

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This is not a Apple vs Android comment but isn't most of this functionality available on Android? I click a photo, it is uploaded in background and I share it. The recipients get a email with link to my pictures/a red notification in their Google navbar. Point is, it is not a hard issue to address; it is already being done elsewhere in a seemingly peaceful fashion.

Edit: typo
There was a sample in the video, right after the white guy. The effect was more subtle, but it was there.
I wonder where he got that great picture of Adam Wiggins.
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Indeed, doesn't this violate all sorts of conservation laws when you consider hawking radiation?

We've spent decades trying to sort out the problems of black holes and information/entropy, surely to put a whole new universe inside every one is going to bugger it right up!
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TCPA/TPM's measured/trusted boot gives you basically that.

The problem is users aren't able to tell if a given downloaded piece of code is safe or not, so there is a need for some kind of trusted code distribution system as well. Plus, once you trust a vendor, you probably trust most of their code, or at least most of the updates to specific packages, and may not want to audit it each time yourself.

Disk integrity (which your solution would provide) is necessary but not sufficient for secure computing.
Pulse oximeters work by looking at the fingernails, and they're the usual way to measure a pulse. There's a lot of blood flow in the face - try bumping into something sharp - so this isn't too surprising.
It's what every app on Android can do. It just needs to have the share intent and it can be used to share anything. This means that when I hit the share button on my phone at the moment I can send a file via everything from Bluetooth, SMS and email to DropBox, Twitter and FaceBook.

IMHO, it's the most important functional difference between the 2 platforms.
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I'd like to comment on this blog post but unfortunately I cannot remember anything the author wrote. I wonder why he did that.

Taking notes about things you read is good academic pratcice for ... a few hundreds? years.
Wow I didn't know this kind of hardware actually exist! Thanks for sharing.
Speaking of "Weird", I don't think your attachment to particular lines or phrases is unusual at all. For example, high up my list of text which is burned into my memory is the opening of Espedair Street by Iain Banks:

"Two days ago I decided to kill myself. I would walk and hitch and sail away from this dark city to the bright spaces of the wet west coast, and there throw myself into the tall, glittering seas beyond Iona (with its cargo of mouldering kings) to let the gulls and seals and tides have their way with my remains, and in my dying moments look forward to an encounter with Staffa’s six-sided columns and Fingal’s cave; or I might head south to Corryvrecken, to be spun inside the whirlpool and listen with my waterlogged deaf ears to its mile-wide voice ringing over the wave-race; or be borne north, to where the white sands sing and coral hides, pink-fingered and hard-soft, beneath the ocean swell, and the rampart cliffs climb thousand-foot above the seething acres of milky foam, rainbow-buttressed.

Last night I changed my mind and decided to stay alive. Everything that follows is . . . just to try and explain."

When I'm in a bookshop I sometimes find a copy of Espedair Street and read that again, even though I have at least two copies at home.
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