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It requires compositing... so you're probably not going to get any wins in the memory department.
All networks can have packet loss, and the ones we use more and more (the wireless ones) certainly have a higher packet loss rate. Not sure what you are suggesting should be done?
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IIRC (it's been a while), Yahoo's roots are the librarian approach to the problem of organizing the world's information: classification, taxonomy, Dewey-Decimal, directories and subdirectories, whatever.

I prefer Google's approach to the problem (massive silicon replacing wetware). But, being much lazier than the average slacker, I could be wrong.
Daily Mail manipulates graph to suggest stagnant global warming
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Such great advice. While I was excited by this, I never actually ended up installing the game, because it was perceived as too much effort.

I clicked on the article link expecting to be able to play something straight away without installing anything, given that it's HTML5. Also considering the epicness of such a personal and time consuming project, I was surprised to find a youtube video, followed by a payment decision.

OTOH if I'd been playing a demo already while while being entertained, converting to a paying customer, would have been much more likely.

I say all this of course, because given what I saw in the video, it looks awesome and want you to be rewarded as much as possible for your efforts.
F@ck. She listens to Nickelback. Count me out.
Adding Solaris support to Java app. How hard can it be?
Did you use SSH with X forwarding though?
I personally don't like tourist stuff much, but do like "living" in different places. I'd much rather fill my days making things and my nights exploring new foods, beaches etc.

I personally enjoy the end of a day rest to be some place that's new and forces me to explore versus just going to the gym and hanging out at the same bar.
Very inspiring man, also love the music/fx. (High hopes for JS + HTML5)
Coal doesn't have any C14 in it. It's millions of years old. You're thinking of other elements, like uranium.
Kamaal , I recommend that you watch a documentary called Status Anxiety . Its there on youtube.
Whilst I don't want this to happen, what about Cloud Gaming? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_gaming)
nvidia cards are quite common, so one hopes this major limitation can be worked around. Perhaps we should get Torvalds to comment in his inimitable style on the situation.
This seems to be a paper from the leader of the study, giving some more details: http://www.mit.edu/~medard/papers2011/Modeling%20Network%20C...
This is very interesting. There are already Error Correcting Codes used widely from ECC RAM, to HDDs, to CDs. These are generally statically generated, ie the data is not streaming - you know up front the data that is going to be written and protected.

Protecting streaming data packets up to 1500 bytes in length, by using previous and later packets is something I've never even imagined. Kudos to the scientists behind it!

The magnitude of gains are interesting - perhaps partially due to lack of retransmissions at the MAC level, and perhaps due to TCP re-transmissions that would be triggered across the entire network.

They seem to be keeping the mechanism under wraps and licensing it out under NDA - that makes me a bit sad and skeptical about when we'll get to actually benefit from this - but these scientists have definitely earned their reward...

Wonder what encoding they're using, and if it reduces the error detection within a single packet.
I agree that they are making a big mistake causing those feelings of rage and helplessnes.

But the rights you list are rights we have in court. We never had any right to representation in an internal procedure of some private company.

If our access to essential digital facilities ends up being dominated by a handful of global companies, these companies will be regulated like traditional facilities if they don't start regulating themselves in a sensible way very quickly.

Resolving conflicts, finding out what the truth is in a particular case, all of that costs money. We will either pay it in taxes or as part of a purchase we make.
Muse lets users monitor their brain waves on mobile devices
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If you're worried about speed you could try to find a small SSD (and/or look for USB3, there are some cheapo usb3 drives out there. I don't know if the flash storage is fast enough to matter though.)

To get it to boot, all you really need to do is make sure that you use GRUB2 and do an EFI install to the external SSD. (Ubuntu will do this automatically, as will Fedora and no doubt others). (I want to say that rEFIt would handle this no matter what, but I can't remember even with my own MBA when USB will work with the EFI->BIOS bridge.
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I recall hearing of Italy having a poor legal/justice system. Can anyone comment on this verdict as it relates to Italy? Would these scientists be found guilty in Germany, Spain, Greece, etc.?
She has one favorite book and it is "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People"?

I think I'll pass. Good luck to her though.
Play your destiny against the chtonic gods of despair. I like the setting. Great taste and gameplay looks well weighted. You rock, man!
You shall carve your niche with it, but it won't be Quake.
(Disclaimer: I formerly led JavaME games production)
This is great, and I have bought in support. Kudos on shipping!
you are certainly right. db schema updates are the hard part.

for db schema updates: have a look at sqitch by postgres' david wheeler. it should also support mysql (or will in the future).
For which they're using VNC, not X forwarding. There are a lot of ways to push those pixels that don't involve X.
Best Ruby implementation so far.
Damn you all, you're so naive...

1/ Amazon is a private company.
2/ You don't buy books from them, you buy a license to read them.

So by buying a book, you agree with their power.
If you don't like to be in such control, then please, apply one of the start up credo : find a better competitor.

But don't complain, please.

(and the same goes with Apple who surely has some super control on your phone, and don't complain about FaceBook when they'll kill your account when you don't behave.)

Welcome to the privacy nightmare you all voted for by buying their shiny stuff.

Another option is : court ! Hey but you don't have enough money ? Hey, but that's what happens when you deal alone with a megacorp : you're just a small insect.

Funny people often forget that...

stF
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Thanks dfc. I made a note for myself to update the site to mention/recommend the pool statement as well:

https://github.com/abh/ntppool/issues/69
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In this case, the "client" would be the game render server. Your terminal -- which has the display -- is the "server."

This is already the way OnLive, for example, works. All the rendering is done on the server side, which corresponds to the Wayland/X11 client.
I don't think it's any surprise that the Daily Mail has used its agenda to mislead its readers.
Love the strange atmospheric music, also the visual style is cool. Good job.
Some comments:

1. Tiobe is a load of rubbish. Scraping the search engines doesn't give useful statistics - just a talking point. It also backs up my point about the dark web. There are huge swathes of professional software engineers who don't participate in blogs and the open source movement. Also lots of old stale information is out there clogging up the web.

2. Have you ever had to manipulate a heavily nested apache or nginx configuration file with sed/awk? (even with debian's nice sites-available/sites-enabled structure?). The only hope is to write a script to regenerate the files on demand. Chef/puppet make this easier but it's still a pain in the butt. In fact I'd say compared to appcmd, it's an absolute nightmare. I can think of many examples like this.

3. Name 20 companies that are Linux only. I can name 50 in the FTSE100 that are windows only. There is more market value in the companies below the top 100 than there are in the top 100 in most exchanges (do the stats).

4. Thanks for the build clarification. We use TeamCity as well and do integration builds from our VCS master but we publish from team city artefact drops, not from our VCS. We don't use NuGet as it only started to support dependency materialization recently.
The LDS Church has records that are donated to it by its members and others. It also has an extraordinary collection of microfilmed church records from little churches (of all denominations) from around the globe. These churches are often very sensitive about their records and how they will be used. These records are made available free to any individual who wants to do genealogical research through an LDS Family History Center, but they are NOT made available to commercial organizations such as Ancestry.com.

Ancestry.com, on the other hand, photographs public records such as census documents or licenses private records such as shipping manifests, indexes them, and sells access to the indexes and photos. They are free to resell their data and, by selling the company, that's what they'll be doing. They own the copyrights of the hi-rez photos of old census docs, even though the docs themselves are in the public domain.
In that case would just be wiser to suspend 80% of everyones driver licenses, because on average people drive that bad sober.

Yesterday I almost got hit by a stupid driver while walking my dog. She didn't stop where she was supposed to, in an attempt not to hit a bus she ran over the sidewalk.

The scary thing, the moment she saw me was after this episode when I politely said you almost killed me.
>> I don't want video with more info popping-up.

In terms of info popping up, how is it any different than embedding the info in the video? It's the same concept except now the info is actionable. The use cases aren't as broad as encompassing all video (yet anyway), however in many situations where videos are used, it seems like a very clear improvement to me.

I could be wrong (and am curious what you have to say) however your line of thinking sounds like fundamental resistance to the innovation present here, ie. combining concepts/ideas to produce something that would be superior in specific cases that disrupt previously separate and clear ideas/concepts in your mind. Meaning the potential really isn't being understood.

There are so many use cases -- for example, for any learning environment, the ability to interact with the lesson to achieve instant and dynamic feedback is an incredibly useful feature in terms of ability to improve learning outcomes.
As somebody who is stuck for the foreseeable future maintaining a huge AIR app I resemble that comment!

It's kinda a drag though because AIR actually provides a fantastic cross-platform solution for desktop apps. Even thought they are in ActionScript, it's extremely similar writing Javascript apps that have model binding.

I feel like I've tried every cross platform environment from AIR to Titanium to Java/QT to RealBasic, to Mono and none of them are quite as easy and predictable to get running as an AIR app. I guess going with straight-up C would be better but nobody on my team has that kind of experience.

Anyway, probably off topic rant, but I think AIR would be a reasonable choice for a desktop game. The main problem with it right now is that it feels like it's gone out of favor and everybody is abandoning the platform.
I don't really see what's so great about this. We can already embed maps, captions, links around the video via html. Why is it so groundbreaking to have it embedded within the video itself?
IE10 can't run the demo because you use ES6 features (const, looks like) that it doesn't have.

The doctype detection also seems to drop it into quirks mode. You could probably fix that by using a standards doctype, but you could also just put in the meta tag that forces IE to run in standards mode for quirks documents.
That didn't really have much of an effect on them the last time he tried it.
How do our favorite tech companies make money?
Discussion at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4683657 (84 comments)
You are wrong here. "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" is by Steven Covey. However, she said her favorite writer of management books is Peter Drucker, who described "Seven Sources of Innovation" http://snakecoffee.wordpress.com/2006/04/30/peter-druckers-s..., praising Japanese companies
Why do we lock our computers?
Quite right on the anecdote comment; but I'm suddenly wondering what kinds of end-of-life plans you worry you could make that would require deep resolve.

The kind of thinking I'm talking about isn't about choosing one option, regardless -- "no matter what, I will only die at home with my family, with no drugs whatsoever" is one of those things that might sound nice for a moment but is a horrible option for some situations.

Instead, I think it's important to research the main philosophical approaches to end-of-life, to find out what the major decisions are (and what people tend to do, and what people tend to regret doing...), and just know what the options likely will be.

Simply asking the practical question "what will my life probably be like, and for how long, if we attempt this treatment, vs if we don't?" is something you need to know how to ask.

Another big one that you do need to decide in advance to avoid all kinds of potential problems: what guidelines should my loved ones follow when making decisions for me, if I'm comatose, seriously brain-damaged, etc.? Some people end up being kept alive for years in a hospital bed, even brain-dead with no chance of recovery, at huge expense, because they never thought to tell their loved ones "I wouldn't want that", and without that no one feels morally freed to pull the plug.

If they can't say "it's what s/he explicitly instructed us to do", they may well feel morally trapped into doing anything medically possible to keep you alive (even with no hope of recovery), because otherwise it looks like they're doing what's easiest/cheapest for them.
Well, the sentence is not really about "earthquake prediction", but about the fact that some hours before the big earthquake alarms from the INGV (the italian institute for earthquake monitoring, one of the best in the world) were ignored.

Of course nobody can predict earthquakes, but in L'Aquila's quake there were strong evidence of "something happening", and they were ignored: that's why they were found guilty.

P.s.
I'm from Italy
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Well, i don't agree here.
You have the exact same system to test updates first, before rolling out on production!
Just rebooting "because there may be something, let's see if it still works".. nahh, we're not running Windows here ;)

By the way, I have had servers running several years on the internet, without problems, one FreeBSD which topped all until some hardware maintenance was necessary.
Amazing game. You could easily charge 8-10$ for it. Maybe more with the right marketing.

I'm not sure about the cut-scene advice. Yes - I can see you loosing players but It's part of what makes this game feel very retro. Sure, you could tweak it a bit and do the cut scenes a bit shorter. Also you should add an option of skipping the cut-scenes alltogether. I did a replay of the first part and would happilly trade x-x-x with a single escape press.

Agree with the @reitzensteinm. You should have visual reaction to hit. I was kind of expecting it since you had a lot of other visual effects such as screen shake etc.

You've done an amazing job.
Do you have a twitter account we could follow? app.net?
Well, the sentence is not really about "earthquake prediction", but about the fact that some hours before the big earthquake alarms from the INGV (the italian institute for earthquake monitoring, one of the best in the world) were ignored.
Of course nobody can predict earthquakes, but in L'Aquila's quake there were strong evidence of "something happening", and they were ignored: that's why they were found guilty.
P.s. I'm from Italy
I guess they have a fax machine or something in a corner in some room in SLC? Or maybe some sort of special courier service to ferry the communiques to the various other-denominational Heavens? A really secret interoffice mail envelope?

I mean at a certain point doesn't this just turn into grown adults playing pretend?
"A consistent experience across whatever hardware?"

I take it you never tried to use one of the thousands of Vista laptops sold with 1-1.5 gigs of RAM?
Official torvalds comment, as requested: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/06/linus-...

(The workaround is to use the nouveau driver, which is fairly capable as long as you're not trying to play 3D games)
Thank you. Very inspiring!
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Flickr is yahoo's toy, if they get pissed off they can take it home and deprive everyone of the game; it's still legal to be a jerk.

The whole world used to be that way, though - kings owned everything and if you didn't like it, die - but it pissed people off so bad, they took back the rights to what really was the king's property.

The real problem seems to be how easy it is to enter into extremely unjust agreements online.

In the real world, it's not easy to sign a contract giving up all your future rights - imagine if a car company tried to slip clauses into a car purchase agreement giving them the right to take back the car without explanation at any time. People would rebel. But online, people regularly click through things just as bad as this.

People act like reputation pressure is enough to stop this - but in the real world, not everyone is informed enough to keep up to date on every entity's reputation, and in many places, communities have just taken the shortcut of making certain types of deals illegal, at the expense of the freedom of the seller to make that type of contract.
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X over SSH in my experience is much harder to configure, and slower

Some people claim it depends on adequately configuring X, which may be true, but it's much easier to configure VNC over SSH to have an acceptable performance
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X protocol remoting is almost never what you want; with the client / server relationship swapped, all[1] the apps that you're running die once you disconnect. If you assume unreliable networking - not rare at all in many remote work scenarios - it's a recipe for frustration.

[1] Yes, I know there are exceptions.
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Straight from her profile:

"Favorite books: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Stephen Richards Covey"
Many of the towns in MA were named after towns/cities/counties in the UK (Essex in particular); Braintree, Chelmsford, Billerica[y], etc. Indeed the counties of MA are mainly UK town/city names in the UK. It's only 3 out of the 14 that aren't (Dukes, Franklin, Nantucket).

It always made me chuckle to see so many place names I recognised from home (UK) when I visited our office in Lowell, MA.
I don't know about that. Nvidia announced plans for optimus on linux fairly soon after the talk.
There were no "big earthquake alarms from the INGV", that's the whole point. If you have sources that say the contrary, I would be interested in reading them.
Or at least the Pope and the Vatican ;) They sure do have a lot of earthly possessions to be taken.
It's a key/value store, not a "key-value" store.

Why is this such a problem: http://goldmanosi.blogspot.com/2012/04/when-did-slash-become...
Word, monomac isn't too bad, as long as you remember to do all your work within monodevelop (notably modifying xib's / setting up outlets - monodevelop impressively sets up a fake project to 'sync' changes with xcode 4).

Ideally I'd expect to see more CAD/Drawing/Creation-focused apps using monomac. I actually keep wondering if rhino3d is using it since that's a .net-based application.

In case you burn to use Qt, qyoto (qt-c# bindings) is also being actively maintained (although I tend to recommend just going native for interfaces). recently wrote a post on it: http://vivekgani.com/blog/2012/09/17/setting-up-qyoto-on-osx...
Ask HN: How do you handle being blocked on others?
Throwaway account so as to not offend anyone I've worked with in the past.

I'm an iOS developer at a small-medium sized company. I often find myself blocked on our product or visual design teams to work out the exact UI/UX of our product. If I attempt to get a head start on my work, I will often end up scrapping my work down the road, because the design team will come up with a new approach to implement. Recently, I've had a hard time motivating myself to build out features that will eventually need to be re-written after design input. I instead want to wait for our product designs to be more fleshed out before spending the engineering effort. This leaves me with free time where I'm essentially blocked on others. I can do code maintenance work and small bug fixes, but building out larger features has these dependencies on others.

How does HN deal with these scenarios?
I see video at its core as being passive content. When I watch a video, of academic or informational content, I typically need to give it my full attention.

This is an interesting concept, but I agree with moocow01; this doesn't seem like a TED-worthy presentation.
Please don't tell me what I "almost never want", considering it's a feature that I do use all the time. My LAN is quite reliable and fast, thanks very much.