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You could do it, but it's generated client-side, so I believe the server doesn't have direct access to that. (I guess I am asking: is there a communication layer I haven't noticed which transmits the "good enough" images back to the server?)
I'm inclined to say both, but I'm not sure, because working with hardware just so happens to be my area of expertise. On the other hand, my official job is that of a physicist, so you may have a point.
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Well it took me a while to realize this too. I slow
Y saw the pattern wherein there was always a specific point in time after which I kind of knew I could finish a system.

I realised it comes out of nowhere.

Also because I never understood how people could give estimates for work that was only 1% specified.

I've always believed that I was the last person to figure this out in he world :).
This is a nonsensical analysis - there was a single stock phone on the market at any one time, which was always sold unlocked at full-price directly from Google, with little to no marketing.

Compared with the "customized" Android phones which were the subject of international marketing campaigns, deeply discounted with contracts, etc etc.

The notion that customized-UI phones outsold the stock, barely public-knowledge Nexus phones does not in any way imply consumer preference.
One more significant point is that you need to really cram all the requirements into your brain. And I mean all of them.

And secondly you'll only get a first order solution via this method. It certainly won't be elegant. If it ps an software engineering problem there will still be a lot of engineering left.
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I guess that's the same reason solutions pop into your head after a day or so without even thinking about the problem. Your unconscious keeps working on it. I've read somewhere that this part of the brain is much faster than the part that actually does analytical thinking, since it deals with primitive functions and signal processing.
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Meritocracy is bullshit. End of story.

It is a useful theoretical concept that has absolutely no grounding in the reality of human incentive structures, randomness and extreme path dependence. Meritocracy can only exist if all humans are equal - as in perfect clones of each other - prepared in the exact same way, at the exact same time.

Given the proposition that 'a persons life prospects should not be decided by factors outside of their control or for which a person cannot claim personal credit' (i.e social status, inherited wealth, race and other accidents of birth) a meritocracy proposes a system where people are rewarded based on their efforts, and if everyone can start on equal footing with the same opportunity to advance, then the results are just. However, some studies have shown that even our motivation, work ethic and conscientious drive is in fact outside of our control and can be affected by such arbitrary factors such as birth order. Children who are first in birth order are more likely to be hard working. Therefore, a system which rewards effort in this way is not just, because effort and hard work is not something we can claim credit for.

-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meritocracy

Check and mate.

People continually say they are for equality of opportunity and not for outcome (bullshit!). That is impossible.

Hence we modify the outcomes (welfare/taxes/public goods/roads/sewers/national defence etc.) to mitigate the messier parts of humanity and stabilize societies from uprisings and violence. If the people don't eat bread - the people get angry - and heads roll. Just ask the French!

Meritocracy began its life in an essay parodying the self-same concept that brought its name into existence.

Although the concept has existed for centuries, the term meritocracy was first coined by British politician and sociologist, Michael Young in his 1958 satirical essay, "The Rise of the Meritocracy"

-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meritocracy

It is such a ridiculous concept I have no idea why humans believe it. Actually I do - it's called the Just-world hypothesis (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-world_hypothesis) - a systematic and problematic cognitive bias seen throughout human culture - Karma/Santa Claus/Heaven-Hell/Justice systems and many others I am sure. It is a derivative of the fundamental attribution error (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_attribution_error).

Meritocracy is bullshit. Always has been - always will be.

Along with a ton of other systems/ideas/thoughts that I won't go into to avoid unnecessary down votes and the brutal thought pain I might cause others :D.

In the words of sociologist Laurie Taylor:

“The hideous thing about meritocracy is it tells you that if you’ve given life your all and haven’t got to the top you’re thick or stupid. Previously, at least, you could always just blame the class system.”

-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meritocracy
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Your analogy is broken on many levels.

No one is alleging that anyone hired Apple employees to learn iPhone and iPad secrets (which is what the Google diaspora documenting the Secret Sauce would be) or stole Apple's trade secrets in other ways. For that matter, no one is even alleging that anyone reverse-engineered an iPhone in these cases (even though that is generally legal). That was obviously not required to reproduce the behavior as issue (e.g. universal search, slide-to-unlock, phone number and other "data detection).

Instead, at most, we're talking about someone looking at the external behavior of an iPhone (something publicly available for Google's search engine) and trying to incorporate parts of that behavior they found useful. In many cases, we're not even talking about that. After all "universal search" is the Android analog of Google Desktop Search, released a couple of months before Apple applied for the patent (Oct 2004 vs Dec 2004), plenty of smartphones detected phone numbers before anyone outside Apple had seen an iPhone, slide-to-unlock was anticipated by Neonode and so on.

For Google's behavior to be analogous to Apple's, they'd have to be suing someone for copying Google Instant, the way they surface interesting links from a search result, copying Android's Intents (I think they're actually collaborating with Mozilla and others on a copy) or something like that. Last I heard, they're not doing anything like that.
Yeah, your unconcious brain is performing FFTs like mad on your visual and auditory inputs with out effort but try to do an FFT with the thinking part of your brain and you're hooped with out extensive training in maths, and an uncanny ability to compute.
To further this goal I'd love to see Apple add paid upgrades. Possibly with a "can't just be bug fixes, must have significant new features" rule.

This will probably happen when one of the big Apple Mac app store apps needs an update. Aperture, Logic, Final Cut...
To participate in YC you need to accept a very small equity deal from YC - this is usually around $17,000 for 7%, but I believe it can vary depending on the stage of the company.

You later get the option to take a $150,000 convertible note at extremely good terms. This isn't mandatory, but the terms are designed to make it almost a no-brainier to say yes.
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Glad to hear someone wants to learn by reading source! I personally think this is a thousand times better than reading any book about programming languages.

to answer your question, pretty much anything at GNU, coreutils, binutils, bash, grep, etc. here's the link: http://www.gnu.org/software/

Also I'd recommend reading the redis source, its an easy read and well designed. Also emacs if your also interested in lisp or text-editing ( still difficult portions are written in c ). And if you're a chess fan check out the GNU chess project, for games then there's quake 3 src - which was my first completed c source read.

good reading!
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Certainly good reason to hop onto a free standard.
Are you sure this is written in c? I haven't looked at the source but the design makes me think its c++
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Sparrow is no rocket science and its UI was invented before. The app simply defined a modern workflow which is more comparable to instant messaging. What I mean is: you need not to destroy Sparrow to get similar features on other systems. Google's latest acquisitions is - without any reason - destructive.
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interesting. Here's what I think.

Code Structure:
"ROR has clear code structure compared to that of PHP." That pretty much depends on who's doing the programming, PHP code can be really clean and readable or really hideous depending on the programmer and software design. So I think this point is mute.

Testing:
As far as testing goes PHPUnit is top notch and easy which you forget to mention.

Application Performance:
In the end PHP is faster and more easily scalable.
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I vehemently disagree. This is supposed to become an open standard. Open
standards must, in my opinion, be completely free. No compromises. No
exceptions. No footnotes. No patent bullshit.
It has nothing to do with legalities and everything to do with communicating the values that are part of the corporate culture. And it sends the message that if you have a problem working with/for people of a different color or sexual orientation, don't bother applying.
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Yep, this is the reason open source tools are the best to "rely" on. I prefer open-source code editors, because if I'm gonna take the effort to master their more advanced features, I want them to stay available. I'm thinking of switching back to mutt for email.
I still think StackOverflow is one of the best sites out there for programming and development information, but I am increasingly finding that the posts that attracted me to StackOverflow in the first place are closed as not constructive by SO mods. These posts, almost inevitably have a significant number of replies and discussion.

I actually think that it is rude and disrespectful to your community to shut a topic down that has nothing blatantly wrong with it (like flaming/cussing/banality) just because it isn't the correct "fit" and might (shocker) involve an opinion.

I can't help wondering that if SO continues in this vein, how relevant it is going to be in the near future.
Right on all counts. Fiction on 6 inch e-ink works well - think paperbacks. Technical PDFs need more, and even at the same screen size, really work better on the iPad than on the old Kindle DX.

I also much prefer the 4:3 ratio - the narrow 16:9 devices give you much less area for the same diagonal measure, as this chart accurately points out:
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Incidentally, the Archos G9-80 is a nice 8 inch Android tablet sporting a 1024x768 screen, currently selling for around 200 euros. I think the rumored mini iPad will be the same form factor.
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It's in python I think.
Fully agree. It always amazes me how Sense gets bashed so much. They have really delivered some handy improvements.
This is confusing. Minecraft on Android doesn't have any Minecraft specific authentication service, it's tied to your google account just like all other Android (market) apps.

You can find the app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mojang.min...

The entire suit is based on something patently (ha ha ha) untrue.

Minecraft on the PC /does/ authenticate with a licensing server, but this suit specifies mobile.
My hope is that advertising, as an industry, dies (or morphs) sooner rather than later.

At best, it is visual pollution, and at worst employs subtle forms of mind control to encourage people to do what the advertiser wants. No thank you!

However, it is useful: it helps disemenate information. Didn't know about the all new BMW i3 electric car? Thanks to some ad, now you do. Most of the time you don't care, but when you do care, it can be useful.

The Internet is much better at dissemanting relevant information than advertising, however. Why should I watch an ad for a movie if rottentomatoes.com has all the info I need? Why look at car ads when websites will happily tell me the pros and cons of various cars? My hope is that eventually the best products and services for me will be peer identified an given to me when I need them. Ads will no longer be necessary. The peer review process must be paid for somehow; manufacturers may end up footing the bill, or perhaps ads from unpopular products will; either way I cannot wait for this garbage/propaganda called advertising to vanish from the earth.
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Or in their coffins?
It's alright, the actual product cited is MINDcraft.
As far as I know, Mojang doesn't have a game called "Mindcraft[sic]."

I wonder if this makes the whole plaintiff void?
Wadler's law strikes again :

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>That's typical - otherwise, you could implement some almost arbitrary
protocol but say it was this one (and use a small amount of it) and claim that
you were shielded from Skype's patents.

No, that's what standard bodies are for. No need for stupid patent licenses.

Besides, this is exactly why this isn't free.

Could I make a format based on Opus, but not conforming to the spec? Maybe
because I had an idea for better algorithms in some parts? No. I cannot take the
parts of Opus which fall under Skype/Microsofts patents and use them in
derivatives. This means that both the implementation as well as the standard are
free and open on paper only. In reality, I am denied freedom number 3 - the
right to distribute modified implementations.

Take note that you could just solve this with a trademark on Opus (which
probably already exists). Many large FLOSS projects do that. Firefox, for
example - derivatives are not allowed to call themselves "Firefox" (which I
think is one of the very few valid uses of trademarks).

If Skype/Microsoft would be actually interested in a free and open standard,
they would have pledged to let go of these patents. I don't know if you can just
say "this patent is now invalid", but if not, they could hand them over to the
standard body, which could then assure that everybody is allowed to use these
patents until they expire.

>Personally I think that's fine. If you want to engage in a full-on patent war,
you should not benefit from a patent license like this.

I find it quite funny that people already implictly assume that if someone
starts a patent infringement lawsuit, they are in for patent war. Please tell me
again why we haven't got rid of patents yet?
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What's interesting to me is that there are clearly a lot of Asians who study engineering/comp-sci at excellent North American schools (let alone schools around the world), yet very few represent CTOs/CEOs/execs of tech startups/companies on this continent. Tony Hsieh and Jerry Yang are literally the only guys I can think of in the U.S., while Google does have a number of Indians on their leadership committee.
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How did the patent troll know about the unreleased and unannounced Minecraft 2 aka Mindcraft??
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I have a question about this. Can you be sued from Texas if you sell your software in any state _but_ Texas? So if I add a clause to my EULA that the product can not be bought or used in the state of Texas, would that force patent trolls to sue in a different state?

edit: This wiki.answers page seems to say that could work http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_someone_sue_another_person_if_...
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When you come back home (very important is to at least the room where you started) you can begin putting words down on paper, or graphs or whatever, with a possible solution. This makes your thoughts really crystalize.

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Meritocracy is the reality in every field. The problem is that people incorrectly define merit.

If I'm a developer who gets promoted to architect because I'm dating the boss' niece, I've exploited my social skills and have reaped the benefits. People tend to naively assume that the only skills that matter are those directly related to the job at hand. This is false.
How is this even possible? Firstly, they've spelled the name of the infringing product incorrectly. Secondly, it doesn't even do what they're saying it does.

OK, I mean, it's possible, but is anyone taking this seriously? Does this lawsuit even stand a chance?
If it is an obligation then it is not a bonus. It may be a tax avoidance scheme. Executive pay is in most cases not performance related and is a fairly corrupt scheme alas. Rewards for failure are far too common.
PS the cost of not losing "ANY data for ANY reason" is effectively infinite. You make a call on what data loss would cost your business then you decide how likely each scenario is and that gives you your budget. Datacentre disruptions I have been personally involved with include workmen digging up fibre (several times actually), deliberate vandalism of cable (during May Day riots), fire in the generator room (a couple of times), large truck losing control and driving through the walls, flooding, and several more. No one of these scenarios was sufficient by itself to hurt us because we had mitigated them. But 2 happening together, then yeah, there is a significant possibility that some data loss would occur (e.g. replication to datacentre B is disrupted, then datacentre A is catastrophically lost). The cost of protecting against that however is prohibitive.

So before you get all starry-eyed about these amazing companies and their amazing MySQL installations, understand that you are starting from a false premise. Oracle - for a cost - provides some powerful capabilities (e.g. stretch-RAC[1]). Is it worth the money? Well, it comes back to what your data is worth. This incidentally is why some organizations cling to paper forms - it's cheaper to re-key the data than build out the infrastructure to do it all online...

[1] Tho' if you think you need this, what you probably really need is DB/2 and Sysplex
What if all the great ideas in a company are coming from the non-CEOs? If these ideas are instrumental in the company's success, then wouldn't the CEO be receiving wildly disproportionate credit for said success? (Regardless of the fact that the CEO is the one who allows the ideas to come to pass, the fact remains that the people with the ideas/talent are the ones providing the real value.)