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This article is a horrendous mash attempting to use genetics and sexual selection to explain conservative dress standards, because that's the way god wanted it.

Preference for clothes was not sexually selected for at all. Many communities exist and thrive with many different standards for dress. It is purely a cultural phenomenon. Adhering to the culture of the day, being one with the group, that was selected for. Hipsters in western countries, conservative amish dress, almost naked african tribes, their cultural standards vary drastically but the things they all share are their genes and the desire to be accepted by the rest of their community.
Amazon's media stores are all but nonexistent outside the US, and the Fire is sold at cost with the expectation they'll recoup on media sales, so it's not surprising they haven't released it elsewhere. Google's non-US media stores are pretty bad too.
Something like this doesn't NEED to work "ontop of" email though. It just needs to work LIKE email, and be decentralized, where anyone can run a "facebook like" social networking server that all know how to talk to eachother. I certainly do applaud efforts like Diaspora. If only they could actually take off. Maybe this approach of working "on top of" the existing email infrastructure will help adoption, IDK. But It seems like it will be equally as challenging to make popular. Might as well write a new protocol that is simply similar in its decentralized nature, so we dont have these issues.
You must not have read page 2 which directly addresses couples.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/07/11/jelly_bean_updates/

Not everyone with a Galaxy Nexus will get it.

But my complaint is moot. I didn't really think it through. They are just going to stagger updates like they always have.
NeXT's problem, actually. Rob Janoff created the Apple logo.
Hm... no mentions of Ninja? http://martine.github.com/ninja/

If you are working with a project that uses CMake, Ninja is a perfect replacement for GNU Make, because it significantly speeds up rebuilds.

edit: ah, it's 2005.
Unfortunately we need to replace church with something that people can do together for the point of being together.Church may still have a role in the US, but over here in Europe it's hardly an option anymore.

Could there be a startup opportunity in this space?

Relevant: http://www.ted.com/talks/alain_de_botton_atheism_2_0.html
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There are certain activities that seem to fill the "church gap" for people. The two that I know of are surfing and whitewater kayaking.

When you're on the water you are not worrying about finances or work or the rat race. Everyone is there to surf or paddle so there is little social pressure. You have freedom to go where you want, when you want, but you still find yourself constantly running into people you recognize or know. And if you want to "get involved" there are all sorts of events, committees, volunteer opportunities, schools, etc.

On top of all that surfing and kayaking have the ability to create spiritual experiences. Catching a great wave, or having a great run in a rapid, can create a sense of peace and bliss. The environment around you instills awe. Those sorts of shared experiences help bring people together and create friendships.
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Sounds like an interesting idea from a UX perspective. If you're looking to get this developed quickly, go ahead and contact me here: http://prontotype.us/ (I would have contacted you if I could find your email)
Sign up, sign in and sign out seems perfectly reasonable to me, and has the advantage of keeping all of these related actions consistently named.

If they were unrelated, it would be a problem to have similar naming, but in fact they are all related actions.
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Right so your definition of objective is "agrees with what I think".

And if he doesn't then he works for Apple PR.
exactly - it is censorship - the issue is in using copyright infringement as a way of censoring things you don't like.

Needless to say I don't like this (IMHO companies should be obliged to pay for wrongly accusing something of copyright infringement [the same for invalidated patents])
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Fortunately, neurons are still orders of magnitude above atoms in terms of volumetric density. So it is not that bad. Simulating all of the atoms in the volume of a brain individually might be a pain.
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I see no reason to assume that a user understands what HTTP sessions are on a site where the userbase is non-technical like gmail or Facebook or the vast majority of sites online. Mentioning sessions to them will detract from their experience. Furthermore, I don't think a technical user would be offended by use of a non technical term like login/signin if there's no need for a technical one.

Finally, I don't see any clear distinction between session/create and session/new. I'm confused about which one corresponds to creating an account vs logging in. I'd say confusing terminology like that is far worse for user experience than any of the log/sign options.
This paper is two years old. Presumably if anything was going to come of this idea, it would have happened by now.

What's the point of posting such an old PDF as it were new? To a site with the word "News" in its name? It's interesting, yes, but it's misleading too.
Why is it called a "baby" name generator and not just a "name generator"?
Amazon Fire is available in Australia I know that much.

And why compare yourself against Amazon when Apple is rumored to be launching an iPad Mini which will be sold in 30+ countries almost immediately after launch.
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I think what I said is true. I can't understand why it's been downvoted...
I gave the idea of decentralized social network some thought after reading about facebook chat monitoring. Imho, privacy is becoming such a big concern that i think this is what the next generation of social networking will be like. Being able to store your profile data in your own cloud account on dropbox or google drive would be pretty neat. Perhaps something more sophisticated with its own data provider model and a protocol. Sounds like a neat startup idea.
I did something like that with CrunchBase at https://github.com/darius/languagetoys (companynames.py)
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With everything available at a click and flexible company policies when it comes to payments, exchange, return and refund, it is a much more viable option rather than stepping out and wasting that much time. One online fashion stop that is fast rising to the top is fashionandyou.com.
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The Samsung Galaxy S3 has face recognition. It can be unlocked using a photo of the user. Google Images search, point cam at laptop, bingo you're in.
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Or you can look at it another way; at 16 you simply didn't have the maturity to handle a client.

Don't get me wrong. I don't mean that in a nasty way. What I'm trying to explain is that there is a difference between being "technically" capable of something (building a website) and doing this as an assignment where someone pays you for it. This is known as "experience".

And yeah, sometimes clients are idiots..
Just to pile on another "me too" here. I fully agree that you should limit what you do, no matter what. I, for example, always tend to overdo things. For example I once was heavily into Starcraft 2, but played so much that after just 2 weeks I had enough and haven't touched it since.

Limiting yourself can be refreshing and ensure that we will still like the things we do in 10 years.

And beeing also a fellow introvert, I have to say, not geeking around on the PC doesn't have to mean going out with friends (though it should occasionally... ;)). There are a lot of great books and websites out there with fantastic content. For example I never knew so much about the whole skeptics movement (and the science behind it) without limiting myself from geeking out.

Limiting yourself can be a great thing!
well, I've worked with their SMTP API only and never encountered a problem.
I agree with the sentiment, but...

> When someone swaps a stock - they implicitly value it less than what they get. Hence if you swap your stock with someone else, the buyer implicitly states that your stock is worth more than theirs. Losing deal.

If you're implying that M&A is a zero sum game and that every win for the acquirer is a loss for the seller then no, you're wrong. Your argument really applies to any sale (of anything): for the buyer to buy they have to value the goods more than the price, but the beautiful thing in trade is that the seller can still value the price higher than the goods, without anybody being wrong. Voluntary trade can create value out of thin air.

In an M&A type stock swap deal the reason this works out is that the merger itself can create value. Merge a company with traction in the market with one with a killer product and you have something that's more valuable than the two separate companies.
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> But it will take a long while for that to trickle down to the user level

If the Nexus 7 has the same success as the Kindle Fire (or better) then a large proportion of tablet users would be on JB.
Title is missing [2005] - was written 9-jul-2005 (doesn't say if edited since)

IMHO the most important edition since is djb "redo", which has since been implemented by apenwarr https://github.com/apenwarr/redo/ - It replaces make's dependency tracking with something significantly simpler and yet more reliable, and uses your familiar shell as a language to do that.

redo does NOT try to provide project management (especially not of the "cross platform" variety offered by cmake/tmake/qmake and friends). It leaves that for other tools (and rightly so, I believe).

Another important tool not listed: premake (v3 and v4, which are very different). If you're building a C++ centered project that needs to work on Windows, Xbox, Mac, Linux, PS3 and others - it will keep whatever is left of your sanity given the situation, and help you get the job done.
One thing I think you should do is don't just concentrate on the technical aspects of programming. Really great programmers aren't the ones which know more languages and more obscure features of a framework they work with. Really great programmers know the domain language of the problem they try to solve. They understand the people behind it (and sometimes they understand the processes better than the guys working on it).

So learn a lot, even if it doesn't have anything to do with programming. Find something else that interests you. And then solve a problem in that domain with your programming skills.

Good luck, you seem to be on the right track!
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Really? This is the one thing I've been missing from Notepad++ that I could never get working in either the Windows or Mac versions of ST2. Maybe it landed in that update last night or the night before.
I had clicked the link and got called away. When I got back the page was "blocked" by some stupid message. So I closed the page - always do - never coming back.
> They made a blunder out of greed, it's common, and it's not anyone's fault but theirs.

As the saying goes, "never attribute to malice what can be sufficiently explained by incompetence". The Bakers themselves say the worst part was not being able to complete their work on the technology... I'd rather schalk this one down to naiveté.
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Summary:

1: America’s houses are now among the world’s most undervalued: 19% below fair value
2: The Treasury and other regulators chose to confront the rot in their financial system quickly
3: American capital ratios are among the world’s highest
4: Consumers have cut back: debts are now 114% of income
5: The weaker dollar
6: The growth of a consuming class in emerging markets
7: Growing “app economy"
8: American manufacturers are recapturing some markets once lost to imports, and pioneering new processes (such as 3D printing)
10: Net imports of oil this year are on track to be the lowest since 1995
11: America leads in exploiting shale gas, in Europe shale gas has been locked in by green rules and limited property rights
12: Because the companies leading the process are so productive, they pay high wages but do not employ many people. They may thus do little to reduce unemployment, while aggravating inequality.

Some of these facts sound a bit strange. I for one thought Wall Street was not really 'confronted' with regulation. Also I wonder what we would see if the government had not changed the way they measure the economy, see: http://www.shadowstats.com/
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I couldn't agree more.

As a software developer I've always had a vague understanding of how computer hardware works, but after building fpgabee I have much deeper understanding. eg 1: I always knew what a VGA controller did, but had know idea how. Now that I've actually built one (albeit in code) it's pretty clear to me now. eg 2: I never really understood why hardware can't be just clocked to higher and higher frequencies... but now I totally get it.
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If 11% of teens use Twitter = teens hate Twitter, than adults hate Twitter even more. According to this Pew study, 8% of all adults use Twitter everyday.

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Most of the people on HN shopped online once or twice minimum and will you mind donating some cents to an NGO you like ?
There's a big note about how it only works on Linux and how FreeBSD and Mac OS support has atrophied. I take this to be related to the syscall sniffing stuff which is at its heart.

Maybe I'm just conservative, but that kind of design is not the sort of thing I would ever want to rely on.
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That sounds cool. The term for what you want to prevent is "statistical disclosure" (http://scholar.google.com.au/scholar?q=statistical+disclosur...).

That is: How do I release interesting and useful data, while still preventing the disclosure of important information such as salary, or SSN for those of you in the US.
They talk about Continuous Integration and how its speed is really important; I can vouch for that. We spent months making Circle (https://circleci.com) the fastest CI around, because our customers really needed it. Between parallelism and low-level tweaks we've reduced 90 minutes builds to 10 minutes, and the difference to productivity is unreal.
How is it better specs? It doesn't have a display, it doesn't run off a battery, it doesn't have any of the sensors I listed.
How are you dealing with the difference between scan and query? DynamoDB acts quite differently to other nosql databases. It seems in the find method, you are using scan? The reason why I'm asking, is that I've run into problems with DynamoDB for a small side-project. Stuff that I took for granted from a database system that I couldn't do or change!

ie, with scan, although more resource expensive than query, you can add filters on any keys, but you can't sort any of the data. With query you can, but only on the range key you specify, which is 1 per table. Also: it can't be changed after the table is created.

Seems like difficult problems to sort out for an ORM wrapper.
Yep. I found most of my non-tech friends from Pub trivia when I moved to SF a few months back. Kind of refreshing to meet people who by the virtue of the fact are not in tech have different aspirations, perspectives on life.
Is there any way to expand the size of the image? It's useless at the presented size.
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I think Dingoo deserves a mention too, even though it is really outdated these days (idk if it's even available anymore)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dingoo_A320

Are there more modern devices like it (<$100, integrated, portable etc)?
Why doesn't he just ask him?
> Ignoring good products seems to be a big issue with Android - with phones, people are complaining about skinning and lack of updates when the Galaxy Nexus is just sitting there waiting for buyers (I've already got Jelly Bean running on my GN).

One of the main selling points of the Android ecosystem is "Look at all the device choice you have".

It's hardly surprising that if you sell people on that then turn around and say "Of course if you want an experience that doesn't suck, here is a list of about three devices that will provide that experience" they don't exactly heed that advice.

Pinning the issue on consumers just doing what they're told both misses the point and passes the buck. The market shouldn't be flooded with shitty Android devices that are quickly abandoned by carriers and have no reason to exist. Having HTC or Motorola written on the back doesn't mean anything. Google should be holding their hardware partners to a certain standard and they aren't.

That isn't the consumer's fault, that blame lies squarely on Google. They have the power to enforce this via their Google services contracts and they choose not to. It shouldn't be a choice between getting the device you want and getting one of the good ones.
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Appreciate the heads-up. I think partially this is third-party stuff loading and partially the lack of pagination. It's on my to-do to fix; thank you.
Because the vast majority of people who need to chose a name are doing so for a baby, not someone older. Obviously in this case it's not really designed to be a useful tool, but it's still based on the idea of helping parents pick a name for their new child.
Workflowy. And yes.
They probably don't make ridiculous profits on the AppleTV: At MSRP $100 and available $80 every other weekend at respectable retailers if you look for it (I used to see it at $80 e.g. through dealnews.com when I was looking), I assume that the retailers pay $60-$70 for it.

BOM and build is probably of the order of $50/unit (think Raspberry Pi + Flash storage + Box + Wifi + Power Adapter + Remove; then subtract Apple economoy of scale). They're probably making $10-$15 on each unit, about $1-$3 would actually go to pay for the software and support.

That's good solid profits. But it's not ridiculous profits.
Sure bring back old memories, as a former Palm TX user.
I predict that in ten years from now, someone will write something similar concerning gestures in WebOS :)
It should be noted that this article is from 2005.
A bit has changed in the landscape of Make alternatives.

For example another alterntive that was created later is waf: http://code.google.com/p/waf/
Sure, zoom in and out with the + and - buttons, resize the browser window to resize the viewer size. That is, when following the links to analysis.ernstsson.net, the images on ernstsson.net are just examples.
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