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I don't know what their reasoning is, but there's another obvious reason - if you're trying to protect against a malicious app, unless you get it from the App Store so you can be assured it's sandboxed and it uses an external web browser to show the OAuth dialog, you don't have any real guarantee that it can't steal your password anyway. Although it might be easier to write an app that steals your password if you enter it directly, that's not much real security - to that extent, the sense of protection that the OAuth dialog gives you is false. (This is especially silly for iPhone Twitter apps, where the standard is to pop up a web view which the app can easily inject JavaScript into.)
I think that was his point, that he had a good use for :print: over just -~
You don't understand how Austrians define inflation. If they had said it's "the supply of money growing faster than the demand for money" we wouldn't have an argument (oh, we would, but not over the definition of inflation) They claim it is the increase in money supply that is inflation. They don't care about prices. Also - Friedman (with his famous VM = PY ) obviously acknowledged the importance of demand for money affecting prices)

Both the Austrians and Friedman overestimated the role monetary policy can play. We've had a huge increase in the monetary base, but no price inflation since 2008. Austrians and to some extent Chicago-economists have predicted runaway inflation, and ended up with egg on their faces. But self criticism is of course nowhere to be seen as usual.
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And remember, everything else you read in The Atlantic (and other publications) includes similar whoppers... just on topics where you won't recognize them.
I think there probably isn't a reliable way to answer those questions unless it is after the fact. The problem is that true geniuses usually aren't recognized until after they are long gone, so you won't identify an excess until after the excess has disappeared. Most people who are hailed as geniuses in our own time (any famous startup founder) probably aren't on the level that the article was mentioning. They are smart businessmen, but I don't think they compete with the ancient Athenians.
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Despite the bad rhymes
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Do you not see wrong words?
Showing up over there?
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A failure perhaps
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Edit: Ooohhhh, I'm supposed to enter the Rhyme Scheme manually. I assumed it was supposed to be automatically inferred from the poem. It wasn't obvious to me that the rhyme scheme is an input field.
Hold on to this mentality, and you will never develop great software.
What about software engineers? Where do they fall?
In the sense that the quantity is not controlled by a government, BitCoin can be compared to gold. And the value of gold is highly unstable.
Man I cannot wait to get one! The model X looks superb as well though. Good job Tesla.
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"Apple didn’t make an arbitrary decision to withhold Retina on the Mini to save money, upsell more buyers to the iPad 4, or “force” the first generation of iPad Mini owners to upgrade next year. They chose not to ship a Retina iPad Mini because it would be significantly worse than the previous iPads in very important factors."

Er, Apple Maps?
I'm such a nexus nerd, but my International Galaxy S III is just killing first and asking names later. I might geat the international Note II
Actually they use clojurescript because, the compiler is already writern in clojure. They just need to bootstrap it to th VM.
Did you even read this article before posting a comment?

Just wait a year for the GPU and battery improvement and no doubt they will introduce one then
Are there any opportunities for volunteer work? I am an aspiring developer, and would to help out to add a work sample to my portfolio.
Given that Steve Si _IS_ Office/Windows (current overlord of windows, former overlord of office, with strong office political connections), this is probably not the case.
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I got to test drive a Model S last week and it was even better than expected. It felt like pure power when I put my foot down on the pedal and I was smiling most of the drive. It really does feel like they made the best car that happens to be electric, not just a good electric car. I can't wait for the 3rd gen 30k range car to come out.
Like Zach mentioned, Khan's CS is a great tool and they have a great team. Our approach is a bit different. Right from the beginning we start with "Karel the dog," which allows you to focus much more on problem solving than on syntax. The dog only knows four commands: move, turnLeft, putBall, and takeBall, so the world is greatly simplified. In this way we are really giving comments on how you take a big problem and break it down.

We've found that starting right with graphics (even though very fun to tinker with) is too large a barrier for many students, since there are too many new concepts at once.
I would suggest researching a little bit next time before making a post like this.

There are in fact some very clever ways to make completely offline and non-physical Bitcoin wallets.
Are you sure? Last year's GDP is 47 trillion RMB:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_GDP_of_the_Peoples_R...
This is indeed a great initiative. As many people pointed out, we need to teach young kids for them to make sense of computer science and technology in general. What hinders them from learning this seemingly hard field is the fact that computer science is very abstract. So we have to let them know the connection between loop and data processing, variable and data storage etc. I really hope that this endeavor would do the exact thing. Good luck!
It is unarguable that there will be people who have that immediate association. I stand as an existence proof for that. It is also unarguable that not everyone has that association - you are proof of that.

How many have the association? A few? A lot? From the fact that I did, my inclination is to suspect that it is not uncommon. Perhaps I'm wrong.

Will the name be a barrier to success? Possibly, possibly not. But it is important to know that some people will have that association. Perhaps you think that using the name anyways is a worthwhile public service. Perhaps you think that anything that causes people to get curious is good. Perhaps you think it is not the image you want.

The authors of the tool should take it however they want to. It is their product, not mine. But they should at least KNOW that, for better or for worse, there are people out there who will have the reaction that I did.
That Google Maps asked for a lot of money and gave them less functionality (turn by turn navigation etc).

Agreed they messed up the launch, but it had to be done eventually.

Every business makes mistakes, the fact that people are upset most by apple maps being crap and having to use a browser instead is actually not too bad considering how many things they are doing at the moment!
The competitors have higher resolution displays than the iPad mini, but probably not what Apple would call "retina" - the Nexus 7 has 216 ppi, which is less than the iPad's 264 ppi, and significantly less than the 326 ppi that a pixel-doubled iPad mini would end up with - which, considering the niceness of the iPhone at the same DPI, is probably worth it.
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Thanks for the comment. I think the few places where high school CS is done well is 100% due to having a great teacher. However, for CS in high schools... that is extremely rare.
I'm not talking about UML or anything similar or designing or building. I'm talking about visual inspection tool for my code. Something like code-to-UML not the other way around that shows components and their actual interactions (of course UML is not expressive enough to display all situations encountered "in the wild" and it was designed for paper so it should be something else).
I don't see how a hardware encryption chip could keep me from installing a key logger via an insecure boot loader. What exactly does that chip even do?
Thanks for that feedback - I'll add a "tour" section in the near future.
I'm not into these stuff, but this might be an alternative: http://codejournalapp.com/
There was an article on Techradar which said that Google had confirmed with them that it was set for a 08:00 GMT release.
Microsoft research produces some amazing gems. They are a case study for what good things can happen when you let 2 or 3 really smart geeks works on problems which have yet to be solved.

Unfortunately, MS research is pretty disconnected from the product teams and as a result, they tend to innovate in a vacuum. As a result very rarely are their innovations integrated into the products. They therefore come off as a drain on the company.
It will launch in the next 90 minutes in Germany. (The German Google press dude confirmed that yesterday evening) https://de.twitter.com/frischkopp
They cold forge, laser cut, CNC mill, bead blast, and then anodize them actually - there's many processes that go into making such a product.
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Please read the article before you downvote or comment.
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" Why do we need to pay $1M+ (with benefits) to a VP in Finance, Purchasing, Customer Service and IT? These services are available for 1/100th of the cost."

A comment from that article that proves your points.
Yea, well you have to think about what they're optimizing on - I'm sure that you can equal them on some things - but holistically you can't do it for a competitive price. Apple improves where it gives the most bang - and right now they're not really in a "specs war".

They don't play the commodity game - they market on new features, not better - even the better screen was a "First time ever Retina level" where they introduced PPI as a new metric
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A sampling profiler still doesn't tell you what specific instructions are taking longer, how much memory contention is happening between CPUs, how many cache and TLB misses there are, etc.
mostly, but I don't think all?? The TMall section is large retail stores - it's the equivalent of buying from a large high-street retailer. Some of them are shipping thousands of packages a day, so you can place some faith in them (ie. at least 110+ stores made more than 10million RMB in a day, so it's not like buying from a street market trader.)
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Yup---after having helped to teach lots of students how to program, I've seen so many ways where people get stopped before they get started. Making it easy to get started, and very accessible are the key. I've written more about that earlier here: http://blog.codehs.com/post/31912193554/getting-stopped-befo...
Honestly everything on the market is so much better and cheaper than what we had even 2 years ago, that I don't have the energy to be disappointed.

Remember when a portable computer was $600 - $100+ and weighed 5+ lbs, or was a 320x720 netbook, and that was AMAZING? It wasn't long ago...
modify the luajit frontend. Added continue and != and some other weirder syntactic sugar, was only a half dozzen lines of code.
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I use tabs like this too and I'm not really happy about that, I just haven't found a better alternative yet.

What usually happens is I'll be browsing and find an article/code library/inspiring web design/useful tool that I know I can make use of later in some way, but if I just bookmark it then I'll probably forget it's in there.

I have very organised bookmarks but these only work for sites I visit often and I do use tools like Evernote and Gimmebar but it still doesn't feel right.

Perhaps Mozilla have the answer: https://blog.mozilla.org/ux/2012/10/save-for-later/
> I heard he's leaving due to the health benefits changes!

What happened?
The page what this brings me on top of Git+Github. Is it just a GUI around Git to avoid having to learn the ~5 everyday commands?
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Yea I suppose so, just seems like it's quite low priced...certainly worth a test!
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Got to hand it to Apple's marketing team. This HTC phone has a 1080 display with 440 ppi, but customers will still be asking if the phone is "Retina".

http://androidcommunity.com/htc-j-butterfly-features-a-5-inc...
OT: sounds like there's where GO should be, integrated with Nginx to have an end-to-end async stack.
As a recruiter I've advertised my open jobs a few times on Reddit. The results were surprisingly good and cost effective.
Absolutely love Rob, he's helped us out at www.serpiq.com quite a bit. We moved from freemium to a 7 day trial with the launch of v2.0 of our product, while at the same time raising our prices. While we did lose some customers due to switching to Stripe instead of another payment gateway, our metrics are looking really healthy and we have the opportunity to iterate a lot faster with a 7 day trial - then again, our product doesn't require a lot of time to realize value.
Microsoft was all about this while I was there. It was incredible how much permission you needed to do anything. When I left I found an almost uniform response from other ex-MSFT employees that they "just couldn't get shit done" while there.
Er, Maps is irrelevant to this point.
For a second I thought satire. Nope.
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As frustrating as it may be, an app that has that type of low-level access would probably be just as abused (if not more so) as push notifications. I can't blame Apple for not wanting to be blamed for the inevitable app that phones home your call log.
As a former PM, I can confirm that many of them are not technically competent. I would say a good number of my colleagues did not have the engineering rigor to get a good mark in any CS class with a heavy engineering/programming component.
Yeah I've heard good things too. It has been a long time since Pin was first announced but I'll bet it's no easy task getting all the legal and financial stuff sorted out, as far as I know they're the only company in Australia attempting this kind of disruption.

As a side note, I sent them an email at around 1.00am on monday and got a response within 10 minutes which was a nice surprise.
Remember, you don't have to buy it. If you're confident that a Retina mini will be in the next iteration then just hold off until then.

Unless you think they could have shipped the exact same product (battery, price, weight, thickness) and included a retina display, but didnt just to make you upgrade, then sure that's disappointing. But Marco is arguing they couldn't have done this, and I agree.
Cursing is not the same as a personal attack.
What sucks is you know the next update will sport the retina as the big new feature without many other changes

That was literally my first thought. The new Mini will probably then be hailed as "ground-breaking".
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There is a big difference in changing the price for new users and pitching an increase to your current users. If you are going to price test, do it on landing page visitors (if possible). Grandfather in your current customers at current prices if you can (which might even increase retention), or if the economics prohibit that, explain why the increases are necessary. "We think we can get more from you" is probably not a good reason from your customer's point of view.
Hah, as a former OSD PM, I found the opposite true. Everyone's experience at Microsoft can be really different though; the company is huge and each division itself is enormous.
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What's the point ? After about 300 PPI you're not going to tell any difference. Just puts a strain on the battery, GPU, and CPU. Looks great on the spec sheet, but then I guess that is the primary point rather than how it actually performs.
There's another use case for this: Write a Flash app targeting both Swiffy and Adobe. The Swiffy part is easy since you can serve your own known-compatible or locally-hacked version of Swiffy used to run your app.
I'm actually not sure about that. If they need quiet, they'd shoot the dog quietly - but apparently the dogs had not yet all died by the time the interview was held, so they were alive far, far longer than could possibly be of any benefit to a special ops team.

More likely that a neighbor did it, sad as it is. Maybe the guy that got shot, maybe somebody else who got sick of a pack of wild dogs trying to attack them for using a public beach. It's one thing to "love dogs" and another to tolerate a dangerous pack of animals in your neighborhood that have been spoiled by a paranoid nutcase.
Well played....

(or for those who missed and like epic networking related fun http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4709438 )
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From http://wikitravel.org/en/Belize this interesting tidbit:

"Internet cafes can be found in larger tourist areas, but are infrequent in rural areas. The government does not allow Skype and forces tourists to call out of the country using its only government-owned phone company."
Some hints for your quest:

- Linux's perf tool allows you to read HW performance counters. It's pretty self-explanatory, and some interesting ones are platform-neutral, whereas others you have to specify the CPU manufacturer's hex-code. (See Intel manual, for example.)

- For pipelining and HW/CPU details, I suggest you grab a copy of Hennesy and Patterson's Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach. There is also Computer Architecture: A Programmer's Perspective, which is good, but I think for what you're interested in, CAAQA is the better book.

- If you just want to play around with HW performance counters, you might want to try Intel's vtune, which comes (or at least did so, two years ago) as an Eclipse plugin/RCP-workbench.
I would love to have a Tesla... but I'd be soooooo paranoid about damage and/or theft. :/
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This IDE is here to stay,

I played with it much like clay,

There is a lot more to say,

But they may think I'm an array.
I agree, brilliant job but kinda depressing if no one really ends up using the results of his hard work.

.. definitely skating to where the puck used to be.
They should take Growl's approach of forcing developers to declare all possible notifications that an app can send, so that they could examine their texts and purposes during review process. It would also grant a possibility for a user to enable/disable notifications individually.
How do you fully support a mostly still-moving spec? Also what large points are missing now in IE 10 except for WebGL?
So by that argument are you okay with them using speech recognition to voice calls and applying the same standard so phone calls?

Basically the only thing that makes phone calls special is the tech to easily store and search old conversations didn't exist. Now a days the phone company (or Skype etc..) could keep a digital record of all conversations if they wanted to.

Which way do you think it should it go? Should email be added to "reasonable expectation of privacy" or should voice calls remove that expectation?
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This is one of the interesting things about LuaJIT: it demonstrates the value of a small, well-designed language in a shockingly awesome way. The care that the Lua designers put into making Lua simple and regular is one of the reasons why a single programmer (a demigod, yes, but still — one demigod) is able to make so impressive an implementation.
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Rather, it's a brand/mark, but not that of the ammunition manufacturer. The (9mm Luger|9x19mm|9mm Parabellum) is the round used by most 9mm handguns, and is manufactured by thousands of companies worldwide. "Luger" is simply the name of the round's designer and the Luger pistol that introduced it.
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Sure, but from what you said I'm guessing that they don't work in IE9, which is what I mean about cross-browser issues. Plus, TypedArrays are somewhat clumsy maybe?

It seems as if JS is the future, and that's not necessarily a bad thing, but it would be nice if JS had a few more features to make it easier to use. I personally wouldn't be opposed to starting clean (with something like Dart) but that's probably unrealistic.

Overall, the reduction of plugins is a good thing, who doesn't like less security holes, less software to update, etc. But it's also a bad thing if we lost features off stuff, lose functionality, loss cross-browser capabilities etc.

Also, can't believe I said "righting" instead of "writing" in my last post. That's quite cringe-inducing.
I'm not a big fan of your explanation. To be more precise, true "regular expressions" are computationally equivalent to deterministic finite automata, which indeed can test an n-character string in O(n) time.