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I didn't express that reasoning in the original post, but thank you for clarifying that inferred stupid reasoning and spelling errors are sufficient to have your account banned.

Water is not used in atomic bombs either. Hydrogen is used in thermonuclear weapons. The term 'atomic bomb' most commonly refers to fission weapons whereas thermonuclear is the term used for fusion weapons.
Any time now ... C and Assembler ... emitted as JavaScript. Sheesh.
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A couple of great little web sites there. It id interesting how Dropbox etc are enabling a more decentralised internet.
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Neither classes nor inheritance are necessary for OOP. A good read on this topic:
http://wcook.blogspot.de/2012/07/proposal-for-simplified-mod...

Btw, you can also do classes with JavaScript:
http://mootools.net/docs/core/Class/Class

JavaScript's prototype-based OOP is a superset of class-based OOP.
I believe I understood exactly what it does (mail new reviews by other people of "my" app). I also think it looks OK.

It may be no one wants a service like that.
...and an overflow in your numerator.

Seriously: this kind of thinking is more numerology than number theory.
I agree, I prefer sketches. Everyone can do them, it's a low barrier to entry, and it saves learning another bit of software just to get your point across. Meeting in person would also allow you to get a gut reaction on who you're hiring.
Dashboard is actually one of my favorite features; I can't live without it. I use the dictionary/thesaurus widget every time I write (or read) and I take down short, temporary notes on the sticky notes. Besides that, I use the clock (to keep tabs on different time zones), weather and calendar widgets, and iStat Pro.
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And this is coming from someone who is dying to buy Google Glass!

I want one for the same reason, but if you just want a head-mounted camera to record your life, that's already a thing:

http://gopro.com/

Apparently quite popular with cyclists.
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Academia is more concerned with the volume of publications rather than impact and unique ideas.

As a generalization, this is false. Certainly there is more emphasis on publication than is warranted, but most of the top places care much more about impact/reputation than about raw # of papers or citations. If you talk to people about how research labs hire newly-minted PhDs, how faculty are hired, or how tenure decisions are made, everything I've heard suggests that, at least for good places, they aren't just looking at the length of your pub list or the # of citations.
This is clearly more advanced than what Google is aiming for immediately, but is the direction that makes this technology exciting, and is what it should mature into once feasible.

What is really missing at the moment is a method of controlling the display. Waving your hands in front of the camera is not an attractive option to me, but there are other possibilities once the tech gets there that seem much more seamless:

* Controls on the glasses themselves - not much better than waving hands.

* Some other sort of control device you can hold, like an apple remote with more buttons - could be very flexible, but again ties up your hands.

* A wearable device like a watch or wrist-band - could be quite unintrusive and should be possible fairly quickly.

* Embedded sensors on the body or the fingertips - obviously a way out but these could give great control simply by tapping on the leg or arm. Even typing is conceivable.

* Subvocalisation, sensors near the throat or head that can pick up subvocalised or whispered commands - speaking is pretty slow for control commands, but could be great for dictating messages.

* Brain control, sensors that can pick up thought patterns - this seems futuristic, but some advanced tech can already move a cursor and even dictate some words using this. Shouldn't be hard to choose from a HUD menu if designed well.

Ok, maybe I got carried away, but I'm pretty excited by what this sort of tech will be like in 10 years, especially if we can use contacts instead of glasses.
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Would you take said nagging seriously?

Being nagged by a peer or even a 'leader' you don't meet may never be as effective as being nagged by an actual classroom teacher, whose authority most students recognize.
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Thanks for that article! I'd always wondered how AR technologies like "Glass" were going to be able to represent darker colors than what is there, and I guess I should have considered the fact that they won't!
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As I said before, they should've integrated with something like Word Lens. Admittedly, I'm not sure how well the app works in practice (I don't have a supported phone), but from the videos it seems a great and very useful implementation of real AR.
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Actually I think it does have a practical use: if I want to try out a PHP technique, maybe I'm porting a small code snippet, or I want to help a friend debug their code, but don't have a PHP environment available - this is ideal.
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And given how hard it is to find a good designer these days (and how expensive it can be), I would really love to be able to do it myself, at least be able to throw together an MVP that doesn't make users bored to death.

How would you go about learning those skills? What are some of the best resources for that? Is it even possible to learn those skills quickly or is it just experience?
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You're spot on. People asking 'why' or 'how is this useful?' are missing the point.
I can think of a couple of practical uses, the biggest one that comes to mind is helping places like CodeSchool do in browser PHP tutorials with the code actually executing. So definite practical uses :)
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Hm, this has the same name as another project (one which is very popular): http://phpjs.org/

This php.js is very useful as it implements a number of functions that JS is missing.
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1) As OP has pointed out, security is not just about effective security, it's also about the perceived one. Cleartext passwords are so unusual it makes me question as a user, how things are handled in the backend.

2) I don't see the problem on mobiles. Not sure about Android or WP but at least on iOS I always see the last character that is entered. Still vulnerable to shoulder peeking but not as bad as cleartext.
Funny, it works !

Not phpinfo() though :)
I'd love to see a PHP Fiddle.
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Good use of unit tests.

But I think I'm going to have nightmares now.
Telling me not to click on the link is basically the same as telling me to flag it.
I believe there is climate change, there always is. The idea that we are the sole cause or that we have the power to stop it, seems a little absurd.

The best thing I've read on the topic:

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Can you cite a source for that? Experience suggests that is not the case.
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I see cameras like that all the time when skiing. Snowboarders seem to use them more than skiers, but maybe I'm just biased :P.

I think it would actually be pretty cool assuming you ski somewhere interesting.
Within 2 to 3 months on either Google Play or iTunes, I grew completely bored by the offer. And I've purchased every hit from the beggining of mobile gaming era.

Every once in a while there is a game worth playing, but vast majority are suffering from lack of combinatory input space of touch.

There's only so many quality game mechanics which can be devised from having your fat finger on extremely small screen. Those that suffer less from that are puzzle games which don't really appeal to casual audience which dominates mobile & social games market.
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I've started using Dashboard a lot more since Lion where you can just 4-finger swipe to see it. I have a world clock on the very right egde of Dashboard, so I can 4-finger pull over just enough to see the clock and then go back without ever fully switching. Very handy.

I also make extensive use of the weather widget and Deliveries (package tracker).
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Like a 3 clawed hammer, there simply is no reason for this :) j/k

It's really cool. And really impressive. And if you can make it perform well in the browser (big if I bet) I can think of several valid use cases. Nice work
This hole thing is kind of frightening. I'm not sure i like the philosophy here.
Progressive means the scientists advocate reform or "new, liberal ideas". All of which is fine in their private capacity, but if these scientists are influenced in their scientific output by being progressive then they're not doing their job.
nothing wrong with "anyways".

It's just the English Language evolving as it always has done. Adding the 's' doesn't change the intent of what you're trying to say. Went and Gone are two different words with different meanings.

Dictionary's are records of how the language is being used at the time. They are not instruction manuals.
> It smokes our Python app in terms of speed

Like any other compiled language would do.
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While I respect what's being said here I don't agree.

I've taken many games through MS, Nintendo and Sony certification and while the rules seems bizarre and arbitrary they are not that hard to take in to account when you start designing a game. Once the console hits the street they rarely change.

I've failed many times in technicalities that were annoying but at the same time they've found real issues with the titles that made it a better game.

Although it does 'waste' developer time it smooths the user experience in to a sort of homogenised consistent experience so users of ALL ages know what to expect on a platform saving them time.

For example implementing a clever save game system sounds like it makes sense but most users will not understand why when they save and turned off the console their save game was lost. If they are consistently told DONT TURN THE THING OFF WHEN SAVING they get a consistent experience that THEY control. It's not the best technical solution but it's the best real world solution. Remember a LOT of people turn of their console at the mains! There is no distinction between shutdown and turn off in their mind. These are mass consumer devices and need to act like toasters and high end PCs at the same time.

The QA people in S,N and MS really do user test this stuff. Most console players are so technically illiterate it's shocking they are allowed to drive a car.

I'm now an indie dev and if I'd only been an indie dev I would probably feel like the author (I'm not sure of their history). Having been at the 'pro' or 'mass market' end of the industry I have a lot of sympathy and respect for the manufacturers TRCs.
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I use Godaddy's, but would love to hear about better ones.
They've hardened OS X's security model a lot. Gatekeeper + new IPC system (XPC) is great. But the best thing is App Sandbox. They've introduced a lot of new entitlements, like "file bookmarks" that'll make it easy and virtually pain free for most apps to embrace Sandbox. Also, Sandboxed apps can now be "Scriptable" - so users can put scripts in a folder in ~/Library/User App Scripts/com.apple.qt and those scripts will execute "without" any restrictions (i.e. outside of Sandbox). The rationale is that users have intentionally put those scripts in that folder (apps don't have access to that folder), so it's OK to run them.

Application Groups: you (or OmniGroup) can mark multiple apps with the same developer ID, and they can share files, use IPC/XPC directly, a shared file system location for user data, etc.

You can watch session 700 at WWDC 2012[1] that's I (poorly) summarized above.

I think OpenGL on OS X is also upgraded to 4.0 on ML, but I'm not sure. Siracusa's review at Ars (when published later today) will tell us if it's true or not.

[1]: http://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc/2012/
I cannot believe I'm reading this on HN.
> But Go doesn't get rid of OOP, it just fixes it.

The only problem with OOP is people using OO without taking the time to learn it properly.
There is high tendency to present Project Glass as primarily augmented reality project. And that's ok, since AR (just the acronym alone) is getting a lot of PR.

But high potential for the first instances of it don't lie there though but in conveniently presented contextual information right in front of you.

I still don't like either speech or gesture control.
This an very valid reason.
The other one could be user-frontend editing of wordpress widgets or similar little nasty diy codebits.
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I love the explanation:

It starts by tokenizing the PHP code into tokens, which it then uses to build an AST tree. Once the tree has been constructed, the script compiles it into JavaScript that can be interpreted by the VM and then executes it.

What you've done there is you've explained the frontend processing that every compiler does, (tokenizing, building an AST) and missed out the part that is entirely specific to this particular one.
Assuming you have strong convictions about using php instead of JavaScript, it could be very useful.

I'm actually using a similar tool (js_of_ocaml [1]) at work. It's great: we can take our product and package it for node or let people use it in the browser directly. And we can also have a native compiled version if performance is needed.

[1]: http://ocsigen.org/js_of_ocaml/

So if you have an almost religiously php-oriented shop working on something that isn't a web app, I could certainly see this being useful. That's exactly what the company I'm at is, except with OCaml instead of php. Of course, I can't actually imagine any company like that in php :P. (How many people use php for something that isn't server-side code?)

But the core idea is useful and awesome. And it's certainly very cool for a personal side-project!
Sounds to me like the most plausible explanation so far. Some connected employee/s breached internal IT security protocol by transferring music to their workstations, maybe even being caught at a night shift blasting music. They tried to cover it up with some stories and it got out of hand.

I'm serious, I think anyone who's been in (any) military capacity can see such a thing happening.
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Searching "airplay mirroring mountain sandy bridge" suggests otherwise.

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The protection and mental satisfaction comes along with it but along with that. Looking at this height, the packaging companies started inculcating the slider facilities in the paper bags also. Every person is running short with time in this fast world.
This is a great engineering feat to be honest. Well done :)
Must have been an amazing experience to build.

Just....
Like if JS wasn't bad enough, now you can run PHP on it for that extra kick in the face. ;-)
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Cool stuff, mate, but seriously, you could get in trouble for that, especially if you're in America!

A lot of trademarks have rules and regulations about what can be done to them, that includes changing their color, using them without consent from the owner, etc...

I just thought I should warn you, I don't want fellow hackers to go to jail because of stupid laws.
Out of curiosity and if you don't mind me asking, what is the OCaml-shop company you're at? Are you based out of France?
> I'm still having issues with reconnecting (after sleep, on startup, ...) to wifi on my air

The good news is that this cancer has spread to iOS 6 as well. I curse Apple every time it happens (on my Macs or iPad) and I have to open/close the lid again and again...

< 10.1.7 was all right. I don't know what they did that caused this behavior...
Which PHP version does this implement? Doesn't seem to have lambda support :(

call_user_func(function($what) { echo "hello $what\n"; }, "world");

Parse error: Object [object Object] has no method 'Node_Expr_Closure' in /console.htm on line undefined

var_dump([1,2,3]);

works fine though so that must be php 5.4, no? But lack of lambdas makes me sad.

Nice work though.
I use it few times a day:

* Checking traffic (I have safari snipped to traffic website).

* Sticky notes.

* Calendar to check what is the date of specific day of some week (i.e. date for Wednesday next week).

* Clock with second hand.

* Countdown timer (installed widget - TeaTimer).

* Time in other time zones I need to know (installed widget).

* Weather.

* Snow forecast for ski resorts in season.

* And, rarely - iStat Pro.
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I still don't get why you guys are in the middle? What data are you storing? Why are you storing anything?
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If you need four hours of downtime, either the three 8 hour shifts would have to overlap (meaning for the overlap periods you'd need twice as many workstations, i.e. a warehouse twice as big) or the third shift would have employees standing idle for 4 hours.

Downtime is useful because you can get in and perform preventative maintenance and software deployments, and if there's a problem (like a machine breakdown) that delays picking by an hour or two, you can complete the day's work instead of having the problems spill over into the next day.

Why they don't offer an option to do three 7-hour shifts I don't know.
Does Parse validate the SSL certificate in a way that can't be patched at runtime? If not, it's just as possible to selectively spoof the Parse request as the Apple request.

Sorry, but untrusted hardware can always win. For a case study of how hard this is to get right, see Microsoft's Xbox 360 and note that it was still fully compromised at least once.
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This is great. Maybe more companies will follow.
Persona/BrowserID really seems to be coming along. I am hoping that it becomes the defacto standard for signing into sites, and passwords dramatically lose their importance (for most sites).
Well the glasses do have a touch-pad just below the right temple. Sergey showed it off in that interview where he let the interviewer wear his pair for a minute.
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I totally agree, which is why I'm working on a startup to make charities more transparent and allowing them to make use of the resources they can get once they do this. (Andrew@brack.in if anyone has any ideas).
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Which MacBook Pro? I'd like to know.

I'll buy ML when it comes - I used beta 2 and 3 and they were ridiculously stable, but they weren't really as snappy as Snow Leopard on my poor 2009 15" MBP (2.53GHz C2D, with 8GB 1333 RAM and 7200rpm HDD).
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I thought this quote was great from the article which puts everything in perspective:
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The games that do float to the top tend to be reasonably solid (or at the very least they do what they say on the tin) but even then a lot of them just aren't that great.

It just seems like a lot of mobile game developers have resigned themselves to shallow one trick games, riddled with poor value paid DLC and without even attempting to capture any of the charm or depth of their console (or PC) contemporaries.

It would be great for there to be that sense of buzz and excitement about the latest 'cool' games like there is on other platforms. I'd really like to be amazed every now and then.
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