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That's not the worst thing about the post if we're going to be pedantic about grammar. :) For example, he said "does mean" where he presumably intended to say the opposite, "doesn't mean". Also, "Lot's of pressures" shouldn't have the apostrophe.
In the general case it's important to let google crawl your site, but facebook would probably be fine without it.
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We still have no idea when Twitter lost their 6.5 million password hashes

Twitter or LinkedIn?
I think Joel said it best in 2009:

"Filling little gaps in another company’s product lineup is snatching nickels from the path of an oncoming steam roller."

He also has a good Dave Winer quote:

Dave Winer (in 2007): "Sometimes developers choose a niche that’s either directly in the path of the vendor, or even worse, on the roadmap of the vendor. In those cases, they don’t really deserve our sympathy."

http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2009/06/10c.html
Memorizing trains memory, that's not the same exercise.
According to Wikipedia, there were civilians in those cars the ETA blew up.

So yes... the ETA is definitely a terrorist organization.
Security shouldn't be offered as an ad-on. Most clients expect you as developer to know what's best practice.

It is also your responsibility to comply with local/country and international laws.

I reckon the only time it might be allowed to allow certain exploits/unwanted behavior is in a restricted controlled environment.
Then pay Amazon for a list of their EC2 IPs, or obtain that information from a public source (i.e. RIPE, ARIN).
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Funny. I'd just talked to a friend about the need for such platform. Unfortunately when I tried it (just now actually), the app failed to return any results for me (for strings I know for a fact exists on my feed). But no worries. Keep hacking. And I wish you success at this because I WILL use it! And I wish FB would just remove this friction so that we wouldn't have to even think about this!
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Thoughts:

1. (I'm not saying the censorship isn't a story) If you think NBC doesn't deserve the rights to broadcast the games, you should tell the IOC to use somebody else next time.

2. Apple buys a chunk of Twitter. Will my twitter be suspended when I complain that a Mac model doesn't have USB3? Probably not. But now it's not certain. Chillin.
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is there a Chrome plugin or other software that does that?
I don't feel like reading about all this propaganda all over.
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Sounds like another Johan Hari:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Hari#Journalistic_contro...

although to his credit Lehrer probably wasn't editing his rivals' wikipedia pages and writing gay incest porn.
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What a wonderful way to encourage physicists to resist the lure of Wall St.
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The article doesn't mention anything about UBS suing Facebook, only Nasdaq. Can you update the title to take this into account?

Edit: title now updated, thanks! :)
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It looks like the Android game is a fast port of the iOS version though, with matching black borders on higher resolution devices. And it seems that it needs internet connection for a DRM check on every launch.

Meh.
I'm guessing to the target audience there is no such thing as a computer that they can use without any help at all. Apple already has a reputation for making products that are easier to use. Now they're pushing the message that you'll always have great support as well (as opposed to the guy waving goodbye from the shop).
I doubt many businesses have real direct measured ROI from their Facebook ads. Right now people are still happy to experiment with brand/ community building. Eventually though without that direct ROI and the social hype everyone is going to give up.

There are a lot of businesses in the world to churn through but eventually, as a company like groupon for example are probably seeing, this drys up.
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right, specifically "to address its gross mishandling of the offering and its substantial failures to perform its duties".

does anyone know what they could possibly have in mind?
For various reasons I downloaded it three times in the two days following the release, and each time it consistently filled my downlink (at home, 15Mbit/s, and at work 20Mbit/s). The CDN definitely did a nice job.
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Probably related, hackerne.ws kept working for me well after news.ycombinator.com stopped, possibly because I was accessing the latter over HTTPS.
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LOC is not an exact measurement, but it can be (with some context like which language the code is in), a useful approximation of complexity. Your analogy with image size is flawed - it's not a black/white case, 'useful' or 'not useful'. LOC is somewhere in between - useful in some cases, even if not exactly quantified, because other measurements are unavailable or are too complex for a first-order assessment.

Let's compare with a movie, one that is constantly updated and worked on by many people, if such a thing exists. Is length of such a movie an exact measure of the complexity of that undertaking? No, but managing such a process for a 10 hour movie will probably be harder than that for a 2-minute one, even if it's just because there are probably many more people working on the 10 hour one.
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I was confused the whole time I was reading the article because I was thinking "Facebook." Facebook was not mentioned.
Thank you, I couldn't think of a scenario where individuals would want to automate ad clicking on Facebook, but this makes complete sense.
That first email is 2,500 words. I'd be really impressed if anyone from Facebook actually read through the entire thing. It's appropriate for a blog post, but not for an email.
... and most of the heat.
Heh, that's the rounding error in a Windows release.
That would, if anything, show that you should expect problems with your Apple products. The present ads target users who are already certain that they will face problems whatever computer they buy, because they aren't into it.

Besides, why do we need to see the product in use? Recall the "I'm a Mac" campaign. This strikes me as the same thing; it's about the people who use these computers, not about the computers themselves. iPod and iPhone ads usually show the product in use, but the Mac ads don't.
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"We can build the entire product — 8 to 10 million lines of code — in 45 minutes,"

Hearing this makes me want to learn Go. Maybe changing a language to improve compilation speed is a worthwhile feature.
Oo. If we're going to UI nitpick, then I'll just add that having updated to Mountain Lion straight from Snow leopard, the new low contrast UI widgets are driving me up the wall.

I just can't tell whether a UI element is active or not because everything is "pale grey" or "slightly darker grey". UI designers everywhere must be having fits.

The glacial Spaces transitions when you use ctrl^<- or ctrl^-> are excruciating but will hopefully be fixed at some point: I think that's just an oversight.
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That's it. A "bad bot" would not check robots.txt, but a legitimate user would check it. So looking for the software not checking robots.txt combined with user agent matching for good bots, you would have a good matching ratio.
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Depends what they mean by support, do Apple give you a line you can call and say "hey, I need to make an anniversary card, please stay on the line and talk me through the whole thing?"
So the answer would have been 'no'?
Basically the people above the developers trust our judgment to work on these non-feature tasks: fixing build script (we use Maven but when it first setup, it didn't handle deployment to multi-environment that well), improving the component (we were newly created team, thus the reference of bulldog that bark) by either re-writing it or adding more unit-tests.

The management almost never questioned us except one or two situations.
Granted - but also unestable != not useful/not inspiring
MVL app is 'Gone'. Gone where?
UBS said it lost 349 million Swiss francs ($357 million) following Facebook's initial public offering, another blow in a quarter where earnings were already pressured by its struggling investment bank.

They are claiming losses resulting directly from NASDAQ's mishandling of the IPO.
Which would be great. We strongly believe that self-describing hypermedia APIs are the future, hopefully sooner or later we'll be able to focus more on the experience (buying/tracking/monitoring/bug tracking) and less on supporting thousands different formats/descriptions. Unfortunately it's still a super-fragmented market.
I wonder how well this would work for those Inuit guys with such and such millions of LOC ;). "Wait, what Big-O complexity does this code have again you say?"
This is exactly the sort of thing which makes me hate any sort of single-purpose community - they're so specific in their goals that it ends out being bad for nearly everyone. On the other hand, you can't easily rally people around the idea of not being dicks :(
I take away a more positive message: you don't need to know how it works, and you don't need to be afraid of trying new things (photo books and home movies) that you'd never do with the Windows box they gave you at work. If you get stuck, help will be there.

Compare: What if the problem the man on the airplane had was not creative? What if his computer wouldn't start, or he saved over a file accidentally? Then I would probably expect to have problems with my Mac, and no amount of t-shirted genius would save that message.

There are different kinds of problem, and different kinds of support. Apple are not pushing Genius as a backup plan or insurance when things go wrong; they're saying you can get help to learn to do things you would never do before.
I think it still worth it. You can't have 100% availability. Even AWS sometimes fails. It's then just a matter of changing DNS record and have your server(s) handle the load in some kind of degraded mode.

Peripheral but somewhat relevant, at work, we don't upload photos immediately to S3. We have to pre-process them but as soon as they are ready, we show them to the customer serving then locally. And only then upload them to S3.

I treat a CDN as a cache, great to have but I wouldn't exclusively rely on it. For whatever reason, you might need to degrade or show results asap, you can't do that if the CDN is the primary source.
I have used Vim's similar feature, `:TOhtml`.
Sounds great except all the framework with built-in webserver advice _against_ using them on production server, at very least for security reason.
Which would be a problem if the ad targeted people who expect it to be easy.

Apple are trying to sell Macs to people who are afraid of clicking unfamiliar icons, people who don't read dialogue boxes.

The Mac users in their commercials are full of energy, and although (as we can see from the Genius' reaction) they don't know much, they're pushing forward without fear of failure.
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Then what is he complaining about? It looks like his "product" has just as much opportunity as it did before, just the $links are now a different color by default, no?
Won't turning off HiDPI just make the monitor "normal" - eg you have 4 pixels per 1 "normal" pixel, but it's not like the image will look worse because of that?
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I bet that's a feature. Here's the headline:

"Hacker News goes down. Thousands of developers forced into unwanted productivity."
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You have a certain amount of "investment" in anything that you build your workflow/life around.

For an extreme example, if you are a long time Mac user and suddenly Apple came out and said "sorry guys, we've changed our mind. There will be no new Macs or versions of OS X after Mountain Lion. We will also be ending all support for current versions of OS X by 2013". That's going to be anything from a minor inconvenience to a serious nightmare for you.

I might imagine that long time Mac users are particularly sensitive around this because there was a time when this might have been a real possibility because Apple seemed to be on the road to going bust.
That's crazy talk. Why would most people equate this t-shirted sweetheart with tech support? The ad never calls him a "technician" or "support person." He never helps with technical problems; he just helps lowering the barrier to working creatively on your computer.

Most people will see Apple -> no special skills & ambitious projects -> panic -> friendly Genius, nothing like tech support -> win
Maybe he is working on a keynote using keynote?
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Can someone shed some light onto how common of an occurrence this is? It seems like the world of finance is frequented by trigger-happy lawyers and that this might be a commonplace occurrence.
I agree with his sentiment that this will fundamentally change education - but I have no idea who's going to take over things like certification of achievement and certification of course quality. Certainly Coursera doesn't have any plan for the first and is relying on name recognition for the second, and ultimately that's not going to cut it.

But somebody is going to get it right, and soon.
It is not a tight analogy. But: In set theory you pay a lot of attention to the internals of collections of objects. In category theory you are more interested in capturing structure and relationships.

In imperative programming you specify the internal sequence that makes up an operation, in functional programming you are more interested in the high level declarations, compositions and that the constraints on them are satisfied.
> "when I'm searching to purchase something on Google, I may click on half a dozen ads in a minute"

People really do that? Not search for some specialized site and ask/search there but actually click on ADs to buy useful things?
Both Witten and Maldacena have made contributions that are being tested today. I'm not familiar with Sen's or Seiberg's work, but just from the summary, I can tell you that Sen's work is probably in the same boat.
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They probably didn't. I don't think that was their focus.
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Just as a thought - facebook must be in a unique position to provide almost unbeatable captchas - just put up images of a known friend and four / forty random pictures - the one who chooses correct is likely the person logged in

ignore this is fb already does it
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> How about we just make a "blacklist" of these known bots, look up every user agent, and compare against the blacklist? So now every single request to your site has to do a substring match against every single term in this list. Depending on your site's implementation, this is probably not trivial to do without taking some sort of performance hit.

Build a finite state machine which only accepts the terms in the blacklist. That should be a one-time operation.

Then feed each request into the FSM and see if you get a match. Execution time is linear in the length of the request, regardless of the number of terms in the blacklist.
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There was a time when this (computer companies going bust) was a regular occurence. Heck, I used an Amiga 1200 as my primary computer until the late 90s/Early 2000s.

I think this concept of investment is perhaps an American or Silicon Valley-specific thing. To me, the concept of investment implies that you should get a return. If you're not getting a financial return, it's not an investment, it's a purchase. You can get other types of return from a purchase, but you can't necessarily exchange those types of return directly for goods and services.

The idea of an investment in a brand is something I find horrific. To me it sounds like a nice way of saying that a brand has you by the balls and can extract money from you as and when they want knowing they don't have to try. If people 'invest in coca cola' it means they won't buy pepsi or sprite to me. It means that they no longer even consider what's best for them, instead slavishly sticking to a brand that they self justify by claiming a false return.

Apple has my purchasing balls in a vice as far as the iPhone is concerned, it'd take me a lot to move to Android as I've spent a small fortune over the years on various apps. That isn't an investment, that's being owned. If I was able to take the apps I've bought on iPhone and run them (or reacquire them) on Android, they wouldn't have that hold over me.

Thankfully I have an iPad so switching phones is feasible for me (although I'd have to buy a whole new set of apps for the things I use on my current phone), but switching phones and tablets means I no longer get any value from the purchases I've made and that's where they have my balls in a vice.

From now on, when someone says they're invested in a brand, I think I'm going to use the term 'balls in a vice'.

Chuck Palahniuk wrote it best in Fight Club:

"The things you own end up owning you".
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Thanks for this.

Even though I've made a few apps It still is really hard to get an idea of how big projects come together. It can be hard to organize everything so it isn't one big mess!

As a solo developer I dont have a superior telling me "this is how the code is organized" or "when doing this. use this pattern instead". This is going to help me a LOT I'm not about to rewrite months of code but now I'll have a frame of reference of how things should be.
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Unless it was economic to extract the oil and return it to earth (which it would not be) the discovery would be mostly of a scientific nature. However, finding hydrocarbons on the moon would be a good thing insofar it would provide a ready energy source for any future moon-based operations.

The reason oil is so popular is because it is so useful. Anything useful is in high demand. There's no need to get hysterical about it.
Not only was his business built on top of the Twitter API, but his "key feature" was merely semantics. I'm not even convinced he should get the credit for originality, Stowe Boyd published an article on the topic in July of 2009 [1].

Companies that rely wholly on a third-party API aren't sustainable businesses, they're hobbies and oddly they have become overfunded hobbies. Twitter's starting to put a lot of hobby-companies out of business.

[1] http://web.archive.org/web/20091015145325/http://www.microsy...
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