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Good Point!
We'll definitely be adding that in - Sorry if you got surprised.
If it does not exist, you've not used a soft using it. I have one.
So, exactly how you'd expect them to then?
Its a interesting idea, but its one of those things Apple would only do if they thought they could make it truly mainstream.

The trouble with this, is it reminds me of the embedded screen in the Dreamcast. Its almost a gimmick to sell devices but one that is rarely used.

Considering apple was going to ditch the iPhone because they had trouble getting a sensor that could shut off the touch screen properly when held to your ear, its highly unlikely they would release this. Remember Apple will only go ahead with this if they really think 90% of their customers would use it.
Still not really sure what it is. I tried the help page, but it foisted a login upon me before I could go any further. The about link is hidden from eye, and still doesn't really explain things.
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Of my friends who are friends but not best friends, I only know one of their birthdays. I only know that because her Xbox Live gamertag has her birth month and day in it (and she was born one year and one month before me, kind of interesting I guess).

Birthdays are a thing that are hard to remember. People used to mark them down on a calendar or just wait for the person to remind them. Both of those functions have been replaced with Facebook now.
[jlgreco@local] ~ % find ~/.config ~/.local | grep ssh | wc -l
0

So.. no.
Yeah.. not exactly hackerish..

They did the same shot 100's of times and just picked the one off the shelf that matched the swimmers time.
Friday 7/27/12 morning - thought of the idea, briefly talked about the features and did a basic spec

Friday 7/27/12 evening - started coding the backend text message routing logic and the website front (standard stuff - Node.js, custom MVC framework, Twilio API, MongoDB, Redis, Heroku, etc. - the works)

Tuesday 76/31/12 late night - Feature complete, things are all good to go and working (including edge cases, etc.)

Wednesday 8/1/12 - Built out Open Graph integrations, made minor tweaks, chose the name and bought the domain, some branding stuff (i.e. the chinchilla logo), submitted Open Graph actions to Facebook

Thursday 8/2/12 afternoon - Open Graph is all approved, did a test launch with a small set of users, ironed out a ton of bugs

Thursday 8/2/12 evening - posted on HN, making a huge list of things to do next, getting good feedback, and setting up all our other distribution techniques to be fired off tomorrow

6 days from idea to launch! We tried hard to go as fast as possible on this one (although we overbuilt a couple features that we've retracted for the launch - could've saved us a day of work if we had realized they weren't necessary).

[edited to correct the months on the dates]
Ask HN: DAE feel that the web startup is overdone?
I was wondering if anybody else had the impression that as Internet-startup-people, most of our ideas are about things that are Internet-related and tend to follow the big trends such as local, social, crowdfunded, gamified and so on? I get the feeling that most startups are competing in a very narrow space, a space that's becoming more and more saturated every day. There are 10 versions of literally everything web/mobile out there. I'm also guessing that this is a natural consequence of businesses being started by "Internet-people", with most of their time and interests coming from the web and tech worlds.

What I'm getting at is that I think there are innumerable fantastic opportunities in fields that aren't pure Internet software, such as biology, energy, materials and others, and yet most of us can't do much about it without the right domain expertise.

On my own, I most likely can't disrupt the legal industry and replace laywers, I can't build the next great indestructible mobile device case material, I can't optimize air traffic control, I can't do anything revolutionary in the field of biology. I could however, if I partnered up with the right person with the right domain expertise who might have a vision for how his industry could be significantly changed through the latest software technologies. I'm suspecting that in fact because non-software industries don't have nearly as many software professionals constantly trying to automate/streamline/evolve everything around them, they have more opportunities for change than they realize.

The challenge is then to come together and achieve something across disciplines, but I'm not seeing much of that happening, not in the SV or HN community at least.

What could we be doing better, both on an individual level, as entrepreneurs, and also on a community level? Is going to other industries to look for disruption opportunities simply a best kept secret that nobody's talking about?
Yes, I meant VHF/UHF. Deleted that, it's an argument I don't want to be in :)

Bad wi-fi at conferences seems to be mostly due to radios with too little processing power, misconfigured radios, positioning and software. There have been successful wi-fi deployments at confs in the thousands.

I'm curious about the cellphone, I never had that problem (never made any calls from a packed front-line crowd though). There doesn't seem to be any overlap in mobile frequencies and wi-fi, other than 4G starting at the very edge?
If they do make it here, I among others will be sure to sponsor wifi and cellular jammers to kill any and all signals.

In addition, we would need TV-BE-GONE beacons as well to cause IR sweeps that shut off all TVs in distance.

Digital civil-disobedience.
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This is not at all how security researchers think of it. Security vulnerabilities are very broad, they can be exploited through social engineering, through incompetent employees who do not have rigorous password standards, etc. If you narrow security vulnerabilities to coding mistakes, you're neglecting your customers.
4 has been released for a bit, I haven't run into any real bugs in quite some time.

5 is just in Early Access, it'll be there for many months to come. Usually when they start an EAP it's pretty beta still.
I'd like to know the rationale behind the policy change.

Is there some form of abuse or nonpayment going on? Some law or regulation that's being violated? Some way they're circumventing fees?
Yeah and how can you trademark a word like 'Apple.' It beggars belief. How about Microsoft Metro?
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Not much of a standard then - I have done hundreds of installs.
I really like this story. Why? Because they do all this work to get the ads prebuilt and put together immediately, and then the process with waiting for approval takes an entire day. Compare to old spice throwing up videos in half an hour.
My partner was told I live in NY, strangely. Also, consider changing the message posted to Facebook. This sounds... strange: "Jesse made a new 23 year old male friend on Hubchilla."

(or whatever it is you post, something to that effect)
Why? Seems like a brilliantly simple quick solution that would be rather easy to roll back in the future and lacks any real downsides besides being a tad weird.
$60,000 from a charity. Sigh.
The law granting these powers is the London Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Act 2006. http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/12/pdfs/ukpga_20060...
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Thats what I said ;)
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99% of all dotfiles that I am aware of are named for the programs that they are for. Bash's start with .bash, Zsh's with .zsh, mplayer is .mplayer, Vim's start with .vim, elinks is .elinks, screen's start with .screen, Dropbox is .dropbox... I'm not sure how any of that is hard to remember. The only real barrier to entry here is knowing that you should look for them in the first place (well, that and the new XDG crap..).

What is actually in them is an entirely different matter.
> almost no one uses an Android phone, even the Nexus, as their daily driver

Out of curiosity, what field are you in?

At my company in SF doing heavy systems work, we're 80% Android
Maybe an SMS to Google Talk bridge?
I completely disagree. The "revolutionary" interface in Windows Phone 7 is Metro -- that's how it's described in the media and that's how it's marketed. I just had a conversation with a co-worker about Windows 8 and of course we discussed "Metro". What did all the media call Outlook.com not two days ago? The Metro-fication of Outlook. There's a lot of momentum behind that name that's now suddenly going to go nowhere.

From the company who called their new tablet "Surface for Windows 8 RT", Metro was at least a step in the right direction.
The biggest source of bias for PBS Newshour and NPR is the ITV reporting pieces that they occasionally use.

It's so obviously biased and emotionally charged. Makes me cringe. But it's pretty detectable bias so it's easy to disregard.
I'm getting spammed. #pause doesn't work...
Since it doesn't rely on an internet connection, I would love to use this as an alternative to Omegle (I have crappy 2G) but it should definitely be anonymous. There's not a chance that I'm going to sign up for this with Facebook.
This is awesome! It's like Omegle, except where you only talk to Hacker News readers. Hacker News readers are much more interesting to talk to anyway :-)
Your name is never disclosed - all the other person sees is your age, gender, and city.
Open sourcing it makes it effectively a dead-end as a platform. At least closed source it might have been worthwhile as an alternative platform for someone. Hell, maybe RIM could have bought it and been further along than the current Blackberry OS.

Yes, we all get pick at the pieces like buzzards now but that's not a good end for the platform.
> We hired a (very smart) Argentine national friend

Any chance we could know who that was? I'm argentinian too and I'm curious.
making people pay for something they could provide themselves

They could. At the expense of everyone else around them.

You make it free, 'cos it's the Olympics and people need to communicate freely.

Go to a club on Thursday night (Thirsty Thursday) and try to have a conversation with your friend. The same thing happens with wifi. Considering the amount of wifi equipment used by the teams at the Olympics, I think it's more pragmatic for the IOC to heavily regulate the spectrum to be sure the coaches can do their job. When it's all said and done, the spirit of the Olympics is about the athletes, not the fans.
If you like this kind of games check out http://www.oust.me ... Here you checkin via foursquare/fb and counquer areas. You can also join a team and control parts of citys together. They have some seedcamp money behind them.

Disclosure: I'm friends with one of the guys who made it.
%APPDATA% is as simple as home but much better on the clutter front.
What about if you don't have a Facebook account?
I hear trademarks, patents, and copyrights still make sense anymore, and everyone should be surprised at how outrageously overbearing they are in this context.

Honestly though, after at least half a dozen stories a week on HN about patent, trademark, and copyright trolling, and decades of everyone experiencing the intellectual property minefield, no one should be surprised anymore that crap like this happens.

What is surprising is that it happened to Microsoft and they didn't wage legal warfare over it since they were so close to release.
What are your thoughts as to OStatus?
I meant relatively speaking. In London, there are many streets that all could be in different countries, right down to the script used for the shop signs. I never once saw someone in a niqab or a djellaba, for example.
I personally can't relate to this specific religious practice however this is very similar to the feelings experienced when trying to quite smoking. The second time I tried quitting smoking I was unable to concentrate on my code which unfortunately drove me back to cigarettes for another three years. If you're a software developer it's even harder to quit (words of advice for anyone reading this that might be heading into college this coming fall)
Need the same guys to go to the Olympics and do the reverse; jamm all the signals!

That was a great story.
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Because it was creating real directory entries that caused "." and ".." to be visible to userspace programs reading a directory, which then led to the hack in "ls" to hide them, which is where the article picks up.

It also isn't that easy to roll back once userspace programs start to rely on it - for example, the assumption that the number of files in a directory is equal to st_nlink - 2 is now so widespread that it's part of the UNIX API.
I have completed three apps under similar circumstance. It's tough. It's really tough. Here's some stuff that helps me:

- The hardest part for me is getting started at night when I'm already tired and brain-drained from a full workday. Once I'm working it's ok. It takes habit. Such as, every day at 9pm or whenever you start just sit down with xcode and built clean five times without changing anything. Then you can go play games if you want (but I find I usually don't if I can get that far).

- You can't do it with just small blocks of time alone. You can do most of it, but you HAVE to have a few eight or ten or sixteen hour marathon days in there to tackle the big parts. This is especially good when you're running low on motivation. It doesn't take a lot of these marathon days but at least for me I can't finish anything without a little bit of self-imposed crunch.

- Don't start small. That's aiming low and for me that kills my motivation. Start with a impossibly big idea and then when you start to get overwhelmed cut features until you end up with something small.

- Don't tell people what you're planning. Only show them what you've done. For me, what worked was not allowing myself to tell them about the app (not even mention it) but I could demo it to people to show off what's completed.

- Work in the mornings if you can. I can't do this at the moment but I was getting up at 6 for a while and working on projects until 9 and that really helped.

- Only work on one thing at a time. If you start getting sick of it, too bad. Cut features until you can ship it. This is brutally hard to do because you're trading the potential for what it could be and what you see in your head for some crappy half-baked version. But what's hard to realize is that other people don't have that same vision of it as you do. The "half-baked" thing might be pretty cool to them. When I'm at this point I make index cards on a corkboard with the features I want and then cross them out (if I implement the feature) or remove them (if I cut it). I don't allow myself to add any cards until I've shipped an update. Ship it.

- Never rewrite your bad code (well, if it at all works). Do it right next time, live with your mistakes.

- Find others. It's really helpful to have others to talk to and share progress.

Also don't get your hopes up about making lots of money. It can happen but most apps don't make much. I'm making just enough to pay for my apple gadgets, and since it's kind of a hobby that's OK. But you're right in that it's a good skill to have and in high demand right now.

I'm procrastinating working on something like this right now. Sigh.

Good luck.
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That seems particularly ironic to me, given that a font like this where all the letters are made to be maximally distinguishable would be most useful as a monospace font.
I'm not sure taking a shot at the parent poster is terribly nice, even if you're doing it as part of a code example.

(Groupthink, ignorance, RTFM? Seriously?)
Not only that, but McDonalds is the official restaurant of the Olympics. Surely I'm not the only one who sees the irony in that?
This points more to the flaw in the SMS plans than it does for his service.

Who the hell doesn't put unlimited sms on their plans these days - its my primary form of communication!
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Considering raspberry pi, thoughts?
shrug, it seems to have all worked out pretty well.
Pardon my ignorance, but what is RFS short for?
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What about Bluetooth tethering? Do they check for that too?
True. I actually kinda like the Windows directory structure since Vista. If only the application devs would also follow the standard (hence the whole My Documents mess).
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>They head-faked a lot of developers, but I don't think that was deliberate.

Yeah I'd agree with that.

Can't say either if this will have major repucussions in the future.

Users probably don't care about these issues and dev's will suck it up, because they still want the userbases.

That said, a social network can potentially become 'uncool', pretty quickly, especially if they piss on the influencers.
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To that mind, the post has been amended to drop support for that one extension. Unless you have a great use case, it seems like the consensus is "do not use chkpass".

pgcrypto should have everything one needs and probably a few more things.
JWZ isn't saying that OpenGL ES isn't the good part of OpenGL, he's saying that nobody should ever have removed things from OpenGL in the first place, because he wants to port ancient code to modern systems.
What's the history of that?
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I think this is a demotion for desktop apps. The phrase "Windows 8 style UI" implies that the colorful rectangle look is the style for Windows 8. The classic desktop environment, by implication, is not Windows 8 style.
i like your style. might i suggest finding out how the wifi scanners work, and then creating a bunch of dummy wifi connections with well hidden embedded systems (of course, set them up with a hidden ssid so it doesn't interfere with people actually using wifi)? also, fake ads for fake companies that blatantly use the banned words.
better public perception of the company?

They could do this by not stealthily forcing users into uncomfortable profile positions, requiring users to opt-out of significant privacy changes [1], or making broad sweeping changes to user data without adequately acknowledging the impacts when things go awry [2], and in general being a little less heavy-hands-on with the platform.

I'm not sure a series of feel-good tales will accomplish this alone.

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[1] http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2011/11/facebook-...

[2]http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/facebook-blames-email-p...
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Well the issue at hand was, the company didn't want its name advertised. This was made clear in the contract. The charity specializes in supplying the same goods the company supplies (overstock is given away and written off), so there was a long history of cooperation. Until the charity decided they needed to advertise on our behalf.

I just work in information security for the company of 15,000+ employees, so it's not my call in any way. I can both see where the company stands on the issue, and where the charity stands on the issue. Working the job I do, though, I am glad the company works hard to keep a low profile. No one ever sees us as a target because no one really knows we exist.
I guess you can if your employing a hooker, (sorry I diddnt RTFA just the headline)
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What was your most clever use of a python script in everyday life?
Did he say "Just Bing it"??
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I see no benefit.

How about consistency?