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Although it looks really cool in demos like this, I personally wouldn't care that much about the video sharing, but I still think Glass is one of the coolest products Google has ever worked on.

There's just so many uses for it, and many of those things a phone can't really do well. I think the killer app for me would really be "subtitles" while talking to somebody in a foreign language.

Guess a lot of people would only use the contacts-version though ;)
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Wut? Nexus One is not getting ICS.
I'm guessing you missed the MySQL security vulnerability the other week? That was caused precisely by the lack of a proper boolean in older versions of C and an innocuous-looking workaround.
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Here's a good example btw of a comment that I found very helpful.

One day a number of years ago, I was reading through some part of the Linux source code (somewhere in the 2.4 series I think), and I was looking at a section of the TCP stack and came across a comment to the effect of "This is the max timeout value as specified in the RFC. This means FTP to Mars will never work"

Perfect comment. Besides making me laugh, it explains why a specific line is the way it is and explains that this may cause some issues where latency in the connection is high enough.
> Do you know that home-made Palestinian rockets have killed less than 50 people in decades?

Now this is an outright lie. Please try to remain honest in this debate, it is full of enough misinformation.

The rockets are not home-made. They are Grad BM-21's, military-grade improvement of the Katyusha rocket.

The reason they don't kill many Israelis is because Israel builds bomb shelters and every Israeli home has one. Israelis have an alarm system that lets people find shelter in time for the strike.

Homes are destroyed by these grads. Even the "home-made" Qassams (which are actually made in specialized factories in Gaza, hard-to-say "home" made) carry more than 20 pounds of TNT.

It's hard to take your argument seriously when you are repeating these propaganda talking points, and that's where I stopped reading.
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at this moment you will get just div with logo size
and if it use layer effects they will also convert to this CSS3 div

we will add export raster layers as images but lates now we have list of more priority features
And we caught and shamed them all. It's a small country and we have a strong sense of fairness. This has backfired on the MPAA and other corporate-owner-rights advocates.
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Really, 0% of people in Congress support any of those issues? I think at least part of it can be explained away by the representation system. Only so many issues are important enough to have the representatives represent us for.
Well, the point of an adaptable work factor is that you can keep increasing the cost to generate the hash. The aim is for bcrypt is to be able beat Moore's law, not just be a short-term stop gap.
Years ago I went on a course that covered all kinds of things related to dealing with people and this issue was one of them.

The awkwardness is easily removed simply by greeting someone by their name and repeating yours without giving them a chance to 'not remember'.

"Greg! Hi! Mike. How's Sarah? Did you find your dog in the end?"
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I've just released version 0.9 of Radi, my HTML5 animation app for the Mac. Radi is oriented towards canvas animation and video rendering functions (it doesn't use CSS3 animation, but rather more "atomic" rendering).

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> Why, hello!.

That "!." surely hurts. Even more being a Google project… And the use of 'beautiful'. Seems that I'm not the only one. You could argue that it helps you use Bootstrap and other 'visual frameworks', but still.
Ask HN: Has Twitter's latest UI change worked for you?
Twitter has changed their appearance again, and broken several things for me. Has anyone else had their "User Experience" broken by this?

And here's a question: if you provide a service via a web interface, how much testing should you do before making a change? What browser/OS combinations should you test, and how should you test them?

For reference, I'm using Firefox 13 on Ubuntu 12 here. It's also broken on a much earlier version of Firefox that I'm using on a netbook running a bespoke version of Linux.

So HNers

* How much testing do you do?

* How much testing do you do?

And if anyone from Twitter is here: You've broken my experience. Again.
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And you will listen to him or her from now on?
That wasn't really a political decision, but a design error. The internal storage is way too small on the Nexus One. The same reason HTC Desire barely could get gingerbread.
Templates should be about how things look like. You'll need some minor capabilities to style things dependent on values, but it's a slippery slope: You start out with branch on "exists", then later see that you need to style every even row in a table. Next project you need to style every third row and decide "oh, I can generalize that". And then you end up with a full math implementation. And wouldn't it be awesome if we could branch depending on the length of a value? You start hacking and the next thing you know when you wake up in the morning is that your template language is Turing complete. Now you have another language to learn.

It's far easier to make a cut at "no logic apart from boolean checks" and then use a proper client-side framework such as backbone if you need full view logic on the client. It separates concerns and makes clear where logic is supposed to reside. I love separation of concerns!
"But yeah, hardware companies don't know how to make software"

What are some of the short comings that you can see?
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It was really awesome!
That seems to be true. Unluckily enough, or at least a mistake on my behalf, I was at Griffith last year and had the choice out of all three uni's for engineering and went with UQ because of their record, amongst other things. Oh well.
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This guy foreclosed on BoA :)
This is ycombinator's hackernews, the title should read "Patent trolls created $29B of value." I don't condone it but let's be consistent.
You definitely need "awesome tool and made with love" on your page. :-)
You get access to edit certain things as your Karma gets higher, but there's no central list of which people have breached which limits.
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It would be neat for tech like this to "revolutionize" TV remotes. TV:s continue to grow more and more complex, and it's also something you interact with semi-seldom, in bursts, as opposed to computers (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touchscreen#.22Gorilla_arm.22).
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I've found Handlebars to be the sweet spot for templating.

Mustache is too limited for my taste and seems to force me to pre-render parts of the HTML, so that the template doesn't actually contain all of it. Or there will be many small templates, being combined by some logic that's not clearly visible when looking at the template code.

Handlebars has just enough flexibility to allow me to put all HTML in a single template, using {{#if}} and {{#each}} to navigate the data. Then I can add helpers and new data model properties to add formatting and logic.

The sweet spot of logic for me means that I only use a single identifier in the {{#if}}, such as {{#if adminAccess}}, and make "adminAccess" a property of the data model. So then whoever reads the template is not trying to parse huge logical expressions in the if clauses, but only sees their results assigned to identifiers.

(Earlier, Mustache was even more limited, because it didn't have the concept of "this" ({{.}}) when iterating arrays. As I understand, this has later been fixed.)
I see, so it's closer to Stack Overflow. I've only recently earned downvotes, so I guess I have a ways to go.
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I don't notice any changes, do you have a screenshot?
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Can we have some info on the "list of more priority features" ;)
Are you still on iOS 4? Mobile Safari in iOS 5 had a new, hardware accelerated, canvas implementation.

Otherwise I have no explanation why it runs slow for you. As you can see in the video on the article, the game should run just fine on an iPhone 4S.
Come now, you can't get away with a statement like that without explaining your argument.
What is future proof exactly? While updates matter, how it's bad not to have them? It's like saying you don't like the Android (that's fine) and you will like the next one (that's weird).
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I think this whole Minitel story is fascinating and should be used as an example of why a free and open internet is always necessary. This shows what happens when you have a locked-down, closed system controlled by private companies and government. There was no room to allow innovation, stagnating until the www put the nail into its coffin.
I think it's okay to opt out of fighting. Too much of the narrative in places like this refuse to acknowledge that it's also fine to live without trying to rub up against something the whole time. There's nothing wrong with not having big ambitions, and there's nothing wrong with the people who don't have them, either.
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Apple batteries last much longer than a year. My first iPhone was 3G model and after changing hands three times and three and a half years later it still goes strong.
Also you are never tied to the outlet with iPhone — battery easily lasts a day even under heavily usage, so you can just plug it in for the night.
And for most people convenience is not to have to carry spare batteries. I never so a person who did that — it is extremely rare preference. Apple is done with replaceable batteries, expect others go the same way.
This has been mentioned before, but could you please not change links and edit titles unless there's a reason for it. Or at least make it transparent to the users that something has been changed.

It's enormously irritating.
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For me, the best summary of the fucked up nature of the patent system comes from two nice soundbites...

First, just yesterday, I was at an event where a patent lawyer declared (I kid you not):

"You should be careful how much you innovate on top of existing products, because you might end up falling under someone else's patent."

Seriously. I couldn't believe my ears. Incentivising innovation fail.

The other soundbite came from an entrepreneur at a TechHub meeting in London, about the Hargreaves Report on IP, last year. He said:

"I wish I hadn't come tonight. The more I learn about IP, the less I want to start a business."

I think that pretty much sums up how well the patent system incentivises innovation.
If they're that great, and have all that success, why does Confluence still suck? sorry, I thought this was quora.
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No, he's saying the exact opposite of that. Bringing people on board doesn't require as much pickiness as choosing cofounders.
If you don't have the skill set within your personal network of yourself plus possible cofounders to start the company, then this idea/company is not within your reach to execute effectively. Do something else.

You can't hire founders.
> It's far easier to make a cut at "no logic apart from boolean checks" and then use a proper client-side framework such as backbone (...)

That works if you are fine with offsetting all (or most) of your presentation logic to client side. But not every web application is the glorified single-page web app, or has significant amount of on-page interaction that would warrant employing a full stack MVC framework on the client side.

> Templates should be about how things look like.

But also what elements are those things built from. Despite attempts at logic-less templates, the presentation layer still must contain some logic and I see no reason to not apply normal coding principles - most notably DRY - to that logic. That's why I consider it very important for a templating engine to allow for reusing things, and splitting things into parts. Here's where some engines really shine (Jinja immediately comes to mind, followed by Underscore or jQuery templates) and others... not so much.
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You should have hired someone to do the writing.
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I wonder if Facebook will be tomorrow's Minitel...

But seriously, why some network system layers failed and others thrived? It is not protocol. Gopher was also TCP/IP based, and it has disappeared...
Not cool, or even HN worthy, it's just good documentation (assuming it's accurate). Tech writers (assuming they're good) can help a lot.
You are assuming that there is an argument behind it.

That struts and frets his hour upon the stage. And then is heard no more: it is a tale. Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing.
I don't think the majority of HN readers view patents in a positive way.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2552740
The lack of the faster Nitro javascript engine in webviews on iOS is probably a major reason for this.

> The Nitro JavaScript engine is only available within Mobile Safari. Outside Mobile Safari — whether in App Store apps using the UIWebView control, or in true web apps that have been saved to the home screen — apps get iOS’s older JavaScript engine. [1]

> “Apple is basically using subtle defects to make web apps appear to be low quality — even when they claim HTML5 is a fully supported platform,” says one mobile web app developer, who asked that his name not be used.[2]

[1][2] http://daringfireball.net/2011/03/nitro_ios_43

AFAIK all that is still true today aside from webapps saved to the home screen (which now does use the Nitro engine)
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True, and not even the K in CMYK is 100% black, hence the notion of "rich black", which is a collective name for colors produced when K is at maximum and yet other colors are added to the mix. It even has its own Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_black
If it is sold at cost then can somebody explain the price difference between the 8gb and 16gb version as to me this makes no sence.
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If the previous Eligible App HN submission is anything to go by, this will be ninja downvoted by HN mods.
He doesn't any more.

:(
Until or she has to write a C.V. It's the worst thing in the world. I hate it. "I achieved the following..." well yeah, but with quite a bit of help from the people around me.
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Probably as with all things, they need a while to rollout it to everybody. Even error pages. That actually sound a bit funny.
Examples of some of the things that are now changed, sub-optimal, or just plain broken:

* External links no longer appear in the actual tweet, you now need to click on the tweet to see the link to click to get to the item. Two clicks instead of just the one.

* A middle-click doesn't work any more - I constantly use that to open things in a new tab so I can then rapidly run through multiple conversations and links. Not any more, they rigorously enforce the inefficient, linear experience.

* You now need to click to get more tweets, and it lengthens the existing page, rather than loading a new one. That rapidly becomes unusable on my mobile device.

* It no longer indicates if a given tweet is part of a conversation, so now you have to click on the tweet, and it flash loads the conversation, if it exists, taking away my ability to control how much stuff I download.

* The "search" function does not turn up every instance. For example, this search:

https://mobile.twitter.com/search/ColinTheMathmo

... does not find this mention:

https://mobile.twitter.com/noodlemaz/status/2180626418962350...

* While composing a tweet I now can't use the mouse to select, cut and paste text, and the END and HOME keys don't do anything. They used to.

... and so on.

Bloody annoying.
Thank you. That's exactly it, from my PoV.
What's somewhat amusing about this, perhaps, is that NZ up until recently did not even have a "Bill of Rights". And the inspiration for it came from guess where? Many years ago, one of NZ's former Ministers of Justice spent some years in the US (U. of Iowa? I have forgotten) and when he returned to the Antipodes he brought the idea home with him. Though there is no "constitution", and Parliament is still supreme, NZ does have a Bill of Rights. And though it's rather unusual in a Parliamentary system and arguably "toothless", it was mentioned in this opinion!

Now, looking at this series of events: the use of the NZ equivalent of a "SWAT team" in order to take an allleged copyright infringer (with no history of violent crime) into custody (how much did that show of force cost the NZ taxpayer?), and the way they handled the evidence, it's the US that seems to be lacking procedural safeguards. Or maybe they are just ignoring them.

NZ is now put in the strange position of reviewing the actions of the country which is supposed to be the "world leader" in concepts like freedom from unlawful seizures of property; heck, they inspired NZ to adopt a Bill of Rights!

Wozniak was recently in NZ and visited Dotcom.

At least one prominent NZ musician has stated he's behind Dotcom's cause.

Whether or not it was intentional it seems the way this case was handled by whomever was making the decisions is backfiring on them on the public relations front.
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I'd wager most Android users, because their phones never advertise updates to them, are aware it can even be upgraded and, thus, aren't the least bit put off by these vendors apparent negligence.

Huh? I've been on custom ROMs for almost 2 years now, but I remember when I was on the stock ROM, I got a nice little notification in the notification bar when an update was available.
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So who goes to jail over this? I mean, it's "illegal" isn't it? So that implies someone must get some jail time for it?
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... which isn't surprising, since CM 7.3 doesn't exist.
nuclear weapons ⊆ WMDs; "nuclear weapons = WMDs" doesn't follow. (I was being sarcastic with the above comment; I don't actually expect MAFIAA to push for an US invasion into NZ - it's just the next logical upgrade from current situation)