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you had 4.2kw in a rack at he.net? I didn't parse that. ah. You must have had 3 racks (or at least 3 15a circuits) as that'd be about that much power usable.

they'd only sell me 1 15a 120v circuit, which is 12a usable; 1.44Kw. Something like $500/month before bandwidth, $347 per Kw.

Compare that to $600/month for 20a 120v at svtix (I'm going to charge you $650, and throw in some bandwidth if you buy from me. If you go direct with the guy that runs the place, maybe you can do better, maybe not, but you'll definitely spend more time negotiating with him than with me.) that's 16a usable, 1.92Kw. $339 or so per Kw retail, including 10Mbps bandwidth.

(I'm not saying my prices are great; I think my prices are a reasonable no haggle deal. compare this to the quote from BAIS in santa clara for 11.5kw.. 6x20a 120v circuits in a single 47u rack... 96a usable, for two grand, that's $174 per Kw. Of course, at that point you are paying extra for higher density servers, though, and the up front price was rather higher.)

The power at Svtix has been solid for me, and the owner of the data center keeps it way colder than it needs to be. Which, I guess, is good marketing? but it costs money; 70-80F isn't going to kill a modern server.

I think that he.net fremont is a fine temperature; 80 degree temps aren't going to hurt your servers. (much above that and you worry) but the power at fremont 1, at least, has been horrible. I have two legacy racks there that I'm trying to get out of, and man, they've gone down three times in the last two years, which is horrible by the standards of such things. Once, the power surge when the power came back toasted one of my servers.

It was miserable. One of those "this is why you should get dedicated servers rather than co-locating your own stuff" experiences. I screwed up the configuration on my PDU, so my stuff didn't come online after the first outage; I was paged and had to leave a party. I fix it, and then the next day (early, if I remember correctly, or maybe it just seemed early) the power went out again, and this time it fried one of my servers, so I had to shuffle in, zombie-like, and swap it out with a spare.
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Wait, it doesn't seem like a no poach contract with a recruiter would fall under the same laws. In California an employee is almost always free to quit and work for a direct competitor if that's what they want. However, if a recruiter signs a no poach contract stating they won't contact employees with other job opportunities for 18 months that's an entirely separate issue and doesn't seem like it would be covered by the same law.
So wouldn't you just setup a simple secure tunnel and run this on your local dev machine (with key-auth and an ssh agent to manage the connections)?

That's how I run my phpAdmin. No server security issues.
On the other hand, it is possible that Apple simply removes competing 3rd party apps from the appstore.
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Not to mention a few redirects randomly thrown in for every page. I haven't seen a website outside of MySpace that is this pointlessly slow.

I wouldn't normally say anything, but Dr Dobbs is ostensibly targeted at developers.
40K messages per minute is pretty generous. I have hopes of surpassing 40K messages per minute. The one thing that would block me from ever getting started using Bridge is the uncertainty of how much it will cost once I need >40K/minute. I do not like the idea of getting started with a product without knowing what my costs will be down the road when I need to pay for the product.
If I don't want Initech Inc. to be associated with file sharing, fire arms, or even the Irish, that's entirely within my rights

Regarding the Irish part, I don't think that is within your rights.

In the US Title II of the Civil Rights act Outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion or national origin in hotels, motels, restaurants, theaters, and all other public accommodations engaged in interstate commerce;[1]

In other countries article 7 of the UN Declaration on Human Rights (All are equal before the law and are entitled without any discrimination to equal protection of the law. All are entitled to equal protection against any discrimination in violation of this Declaration and against any incitement to such discrimination.)[2] may outlaw that kind of discrimination (depending on your countries international treaty obligations and local laws)

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And sadly, the article "Why You Should Never Pay For Online Dating" bashing match.com was taken down right after the acquisition.

Very interesting use of statistics by these guys.

There seems to be a mirror here http://interestingreads.posterous.com/why-you-should-never-p...
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Shoot me an email, darshan@getbridge.com, and I'll explain my initial thoughts on pricing.

I expect to add a pricing page to the website next week.
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Why use TCP? Video conferencing, VOIP, and other low-latency applications typically don't need guaranteed delivery. With the right error-correction, some packets can be dropped without issue, and an occasional cut-out is more acceptable than constant low throughput. UDP makes a lot more sense in those cases.

UDP has issues of course. Breaking through NAT is tricky, and you have a smaller selection of libraries and tools. Still, that trade-off seems a lot better than trying to get everyone to change their congestion algorithms and adopt new standards.
That would be ideal, but it was not possible to get the `bridge` packages. The word `bridge` is too generic.

Sorry about that :(
Ohh no, 4.2Kw in Sacramento... just thinking in terms of what that would be in HE.

I must need sleep, since just realized I calculated kW/$. :)

With my math corrected though, getting about $338/Kw.
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if anything, I wish they would update the blog. News from some inside sources says that they are so over extended (running too lean?) that it takes them weeks to get new stuff started (that aren't in the pipe line).
> why do I want an editor that's a file manager, IRC client, organizer, and Tetris?

Although I don't want my editor to do all those things, for me the reason emacs wins is because it invites you to learn the (not unpleasant, genuine programming) language in which it is written and then do whatever you want with it. Even if you basically want to keep it simple having that power to hand is nice.
contentEditable is a terrible hack and difficult to use when you only want a subset of features. You need to blacklist a bunch of events like pasting, keyboard formatting (e.g. ctrl+i, drag and drop and inserting new lines.
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I was totally with this up until:

I then herded our collection of fake people...to five different US cities, where they would be allocated in pairs. The best looking man and woman in one city, second best boy and girl in another, and so on.

So the control is lost, even though care was taken to give them similar usernames.

In my experience OkCupid is drastically different in different cities. I feel that the attractiveness scale is completely useless when the profile gender pairs were seeded into different cities.

I actually stopped reading at that point though, so perhaps there was more to learn, but that was kind of an ender for me.
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All except:

> Too many engineers going abroad?

I don't think this is a contributing factor. More software is getting made/integrated than ever and the talent pool is inelastic; programming is "hard" and "boring".
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When it's clearly a Wordpress theme designed by someone else?

http://themeforest.net/theme_previews/840346-showycase-portf...

And what is it about anyway? Just a plug to your website on a high profile forum?
I understand where you are coming from. In a game as complex as dating with so many variables, you can easily come up with many situations where the general rule doesn't follow. However, on average, there are some obvious conclusions one can draw.
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They didn't say you can't make no comment though!
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The arbitrary rules may help people gaming the system, but are completely exploitable when scratching even a bit below the surface.

It's a fucking farce.
Are there any actually useful integrity tests?
Honestly, is this any different from a company ninety years ago denying service to non-whites because it "could be perceived as encouraging the races to intermarry?

Yes it different, in degree, effect and legal status.

Not only that, it is extremely offensive to compare a company stopping another company using their service to download files with an evil social institution closely related to the lynching of people affected by it.
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Simple - no one cares (for values of "no one" equal to 99% of the population).
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Serious question: Aren't stop-loss just another form of algorithmic trade? I understand their purpose (in principle), but perhaps its not an intelligent move for a long-term investor...? (Or to put it another way, perhaps the risk mitigation aspects of stop-loss trades are not properly valued.)
Steve Yegge has some interesting points to make about generated code: http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com.au/2007/12/codes-worst-enemy...
Well I hypothesis God exists. My experimental method is that I attempt to adher to the principles I understand bring one closer to God. I'll collect my experimental data when I've passed away and determine my conclusion posthumously.

I mean this is exactly the issue I'm talking about. My religious beliefs do not impede my scientific work, so why do people get so bothered about it?
Yeah, it is, but I have a long commitment to my last name. :)
But the flash crash still caused real investors (not professionals) to lose real money for the reasons outlined.

Alternatively, the exchange's failure to tune the circuit breakers correctly caused real investors to lose real money?
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>I would think so. How can you say, "I'm a scientist, I'll construct experiments and observe results to understand reality," and then go believe that there's a dude in the universe that's omnipotent and omnipresent...

Thousands of scientists throughout history have been conducting experiments while simultaneously holding a belief in God.

To take an example from our own industry, how do you feel about Donald Knuth. Do you discount his work because of his faith?

>...without a shred of observable evidence?

We all make presuppositions. You assume that your senses are basically reliable. You make this assumption because it is useful, and without it everything you do would be meaningless--yet you have absolutely no way to prove it.

Each of us makes assumptions about the nature of the universe. You have no right to judge someone else because you believe your presuppositions are less ridiculous than his.
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Also, after the dot-com crash and the first wave of offshoring, programming was sort of seen as a dead end. CS enrollment dropped considerably, and I'm not really sure that it has fully recovered.

I would argue that the talent pool isn't completely inelastic, but it does take a number of years for the talent pool to respond - especially because the most acute shortages appear to be in the market for senior-level developers.
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ERROR: Could not determine your mac address! Make sure you are connected to the internet for the first run and login.

I'm pretty sure that I'm connected to the Internets. I do have a non standard setup where br0 is a bridge to eth0 due to having a bunch of KVM instances floating around, but the question is: why does it need my MAC address in the first place?
@ChrisNorstrom: I agree with you, as an hour a day of meditation for a year (which is a lot and highly commendable) didn't seem to work for KenjiCrosland.

I too am a novice in pursuit of happiness, with just some basic lessons taken from teachers plus some self learning. However, like you my experience has been much more positive.

My take is similar to what others have mentioned in their comments: meditation is but one of a number of legs on which true happiness stands. It is through meditation that one gets glimpses of what Buddhists call the "nature of mind". These only remain glimpses until you build the other legs: boddhicitta (poorly translated into English as compassion) and a deep-seated realization that all things are impermanent. The practice of boddhicitta and the understanding of impermanence, among others, are the antidote to ego or the concept of the self, the prime cause of all suffering which arises from the desire and craving that comes part and parcel with ego. Boddhicitta requires the building of a thought process of thinking more of others, and gradual surrender of the desires for oneself (less of I, me, mine, etc). Practice all these elements together with meditation and I'm pretty certain one can only be the better for it. In my opinion Kenji is lacking the other aspects without which meditation can't provide happiness.

It's worth noting that "happiness" is a loaded term, quite different for different people. I'm taking a good guess that in it's ultimate form, Buddhist masters would equate happiness with enlightenment with nature of mind, which is what one sees glimpses of while meditating. IMHO, that itself is something to chew upon.
"The banning of liquids and pastes are logical. There are some extremely volatile liquid and plastic explosives..."

What utter garbage. Solids, SOLIDS should be banned! Azides, fulminates, picrates and the like are all SOLIDS and extremely UNSAFE, they can take both your legs off and more. I propose that no single SOLID piece weighting more than 4 ounces should be allowed on board, though of course several such smaller pieces are not a problem.
Yea we've seen recruitloop. Anyone attempting to solve recruitment problems is a friend of ours. We're primarily looking at the needs of freelancers in creative and digital industries at this point.

Keen to meet the recruitloop team, we'll be in Sydney at the end of next month, do you know them?
Why do you say that? As a developer the comments are talking to me, not to the HR department and not to the computer. I want to know someone has thought about this area regarding the way bad comments get in the way of collaboration and the way good comments facilitate it.

The point is that answers to these questions show the extent of introspection a programmer has regarding code. I am looking for thoughtful answers, not right answers. If you think they are stupid questions, I don't want to put you in charge of doing the basic creation of new frameworks.

Edit: One really good follow-up question is something like, 'So you are reading code and you see a comment that says "This is broken." Is that a good comment or a bad one? Why?' It's a good question because right or wrong isn't in "good" or "bad" but rather the reasons they might give.

Edit2: If it's such an easy question what's your answer? ;-)
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This is not efficient. If you use interval bidding, there will frequently be gaps in market prices. Remember that at any instant, the order book (bids and asks) represents only a small portion of market sentiment (real demand and supply). The market prices move smoothly when people are able to react to order changes and price spikes. If it's a black box, it's very easy to manipulate the market in a massive scale.

For example, AAPL is $600 now. Under your system, $600 is the price that generated the highest volume in previous bidding event. (There will be sellers placing orders under $600, and buyers over $600 - they'll all be settled at $600 and the exchange obviously wants to maximize this overlap, hence the price). If a large institutional investor wants to manipulate the price, he can place huge buy and sell orders at $700. And very likely in the next bidding event the price of AAPL will move to close to $700, because that will be the price that maximizes the overlap. This is almost impossible in current market system, because you have to continuously buy from all the sellers who are willing to sell at $700 to get the price. Meanwhile, traders (especially day traders) will add to the order book to take advantage of this irrational move. In a black box, irrational moves can't be detected and corrected by other market participants. So you can't really get the idea of the actual matching price in a black box system.

When you place a buy order, if there's overlap with any sell orders, it should be matched and executed instantly. Otherwise it will stay in the book to wait for sell orders. The market equilibrium is reached when the spread is minimal and no trade occurs. (Yes, this is in theory.) However, in your "efficient" system, there's no market equilibrium, because buyers and sellers are discouraged from making their real demand and supply invisible. The exchange has the incentive to maximize trade volume, so the only way to result in zero volume is no overlapping orders in the entire interval, even when the buyers are sellers have no knowledge of any orders. This only happens when people have no confidence or interest to trade at all. Again, it makes market vulnerable to be manipulated.

In China, stock exchanges partially adopted your idea. In Shanghai Securities Exchange, the first 10 minutes (9.15am to 9.25am) of the day is set to be non-continuous bidding period. In Shenzhen Securities Exchange, the first 10 mins and last 3 mins are the same. This was introduced to reduce market manipulation because the order book is empty at the beginning of the day. However, after the period, trade starts continuously and all remainder orders in the bidding event will automatically enter the order book. This way, the price movement of the whole day is smooth with minimal spikes, while the opening and closing prices reflect market sentiment more accurately.

Generally, the more the visible orders, the more smoothed the price. Interval bidding discourages order placement because the next price is absolutely unpredictable. It can be adopted in extremely illiquid market situations though.
Any wave of disruption cast towards recruiters is going to have to destroy consulting houses as proof of it's efficacy. The time and effort required to find work/workers that bartonfink mentions has to be expended by either the employer or the employee. In both cases this a poor use of time so the heavy-lifting of placing people is either done by recruiters or temp agencies. Anything that disrupts this has to make the process effortless, or nearly so, and generate better results so the employer/employee can by-pass the middle-men completely. An unlikely outcome but one which would be welcome almost universally, excluding the obvious casualties of this change.
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