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We could start by not making censorship the default: If a notice is received, notify the poster of the video that it will be removed in e.g. 24 hours if they don't submit a counter notice. Then it comes down after the grace period if they don't identify themselves and file a counter notice consenting to the jurisdiction of at least one U.S. federal district court, but if they do then the content stays up until a court says otherwise. And given that filing a counter notice is a de facto invitation to be sued, infringers who submit them improperly will have to answer for it in court, which should reduce the number of people willing to do so. On the other hand, in cases like the one in question here, the facts will have to go through the copyright holder's actual lawyers and a federal judge before any censorship occurs, which should do a good job stamping out fraudulent take downs as well.

In reality this is how the legal system works for almost everything else: First you ask nicely, and if the parties can't agree then you go to court. But in most cases the party in the wrong (at least in theory) knows that they'll lose in court and so concedes immediately and everything works as it ought to without taxing the court system.
On this slide.

(http://shuklan.com/haskell/lec01.html#/0/6)

It's not a good slide.
Really looking forward to seeing what it is you will be shipping tomorrow! I myself have been working on an idea for about a couple of months now, and I can relate to what your are going through! I just hope that I can ship my product pretty soon as well! Once you ship, you'll gain much more insight on your product through customer feedback, which I believe is the most valuable part of your product once you have shipped!
... imagine the reference check...
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If you can't fire him, change his role with the company. He is now the bathroom attendant. He is expected to clean the toilet, provide a towels to dry hands, offer mints, etc. No tips allowed.

He won't be around for long
I think the act of actually paying a tax is quite important, despite the bureaucratic overhead. For the same reason, I think payroll taxes and the like should be directly paid by checks (not just deducted from pay and handled by the employer). This way, a person would actually have that money and then have to commit the physical act of giving their money to the government instead of just seeing it as money not in their paycheck.
Obviously using safer languages makes sense where they're available, but if someone's going to use pointers I'd prefer they understand them. My argument in favour of the blog entry's approach is "It's easier to read [for me]".

The more variables and control branches I need to track, the harder it is to verify the code in my head. Obviously, there is such a thing as "clever" code, but I don't think this is it.
I know what's wrong with high FPS: with quality being improved, including the time domain, you more clearly see the scene being filmed, but that scene is actors, decorations and computer graphics, as in your video game, but higher quality, and it is not so convincing anymore. The films, the movements in them, are not used to be so polished in the time domain. With the new time resolution you see all the motion more precise, and it just sucks, it is not as good as you used to think of it when it was in 24 FPS. Despite the stupid myth, the 24 FPS is way below what you need to feel the picture as realistic. Now the moving picture starts looking realistic, but what you realistically see is actors, decorations, and CG, the old approaches are not convincing anymore. The film makers just need to adapt to the high-definition time domain, to make films look cool again with the new level of precision.
You really have to be kidding...
This is a great talk about Rejection Therapy: http://www.jasonshen.com/tag/rejection-therapy/
You'd be surprised to learn how much you can get by simply asking!
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> Nobody I know complains about it looking like a PBS show

I went to see it with a friend before reading any articles on it. I didn't even know what HFR meant. And this is exactly what I thought about while watching it ... that it felt like a freaking TV show.

My friend didn't get the same feeling, but on the other hand he nearly felt to sleep.

Looking back, it was a good movie, too bad I ended up seeing the HFR version.
I've used psd2html.com in the past w/o issue.
They should hire DHH for 10.000$/day. I'm sure he can help.
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apart from the excellent comic, i loved the insight into how laziness helps fight bugs. i'd never thought about it in those terms before.
Which is very much what Linus was saying (and I agree).
So I'm not allowed to talk about bad experiences? This seems vastly overly reductionary and "nice" to a weird fault. If I eat at a restaurant and the service is bad, I'll tell my friends to avoid it. If someone representing a company offers poor customer service and acts like a jerk, I'm going to warn my friends.
Except you were talking about startups originally, don't change the scenario when someone points out flaws. Startups don't have the power or money to enforce a monopoly.

More than that, you're ignoring the reality of a merger which would be a lot of corporate politics ending up with most of the originals founders getting kicked out. The handful who played the game the best will end up getting the whole pie.
After training on three five mile data sets, I was able to get very accurate speed/distance estimates for subsequent runs (say 99%+).

The method? 1st derivative of accelerometer data to determine cadence. Then correlate cadence with actual speed with a simple linear regression when GPS data was available.

This was more intended for dead reckoning on a wrist mounted device, though. We had a 3 axis accelerometer and a 3 axis magnetometer.
Apparently I overlooked that when I found it online. The image is now modified. Thank you pointing this out.
I'll just throw in a quick plug for WePay here, as you're absolutely correct when dealing with high-dollar invoices and POs. Credit card fees get nasty at that level, and the chargeback risk gets a little hard to stomach. From the perspective of the merchant, we make it just as easy to get paid by ACH as by credit card (plus we offer free invoicing tools, and have other invoicing servies that use your WePay account over our API)

In practice it's a tiny bit more effort for the payer the first time around (there's no ACH equivalent to a credit card authorization), and after that everything is basically one-click.

Having worked with numerous ACH gateways... it's really something you're better off avoiding if you can help it. Never mind the painfully-long merchant agreements, there also tend to be weird limits on your volume, cryptic SEC codes to deal with, and... ugh, the reconciliation processes.
>all you've done with your responses is make me want to avoid whatever you do

I guess you're going to avoid me for wanting to have a dialog about this. But you're right, only your opinion is valid, everyone is equally guilty and no one is allowed to dispute it, else they fear the wrath of Skywing avoiding them.
It might only be coming into vogue now because strobing effects are far more noticeable in 3D than 2D and so the limitations of 24 FPS are becoming apparent as never before.
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One comment from that essay which seems to throw some light on pg's current MO:
"A startup should give its competitors as little information as possible."

Is YC a startup? Arc is probably not a startup.
HyperPin, from the guys who make HyperSpin (MAME frontend)

http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/

example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCKLGL-HLUs
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What I've been always interested in is why people leave school at given intervals, statistically speaking.

If, for argument's sake, 90% of high school dropouts are dropouts because they were too lazy to go to school, it stands to reason that they will also do poorly in the workplace, being too lazy to go to work. That doesn't mean the remaining 10% who had to drop out due to unfortunate life circumstances will also have trouble finding and maintaing quality work the same way.

Because of that, it is really not clear what role education plays. Does the education and degree count for something, or does increasing levels of education just increasingly filter out those who lack the qualities that are appealing in the workplace, placing a bias towards those who have more education with respect to such interpretations?

The answer to that makes a huge difference in determining if education pays or not.
metasploit people seem to be getting stuck trying to get a version that runs against rails 2.x 3.x and different ruby versions. so might be a while before they release :)

however, there are multiple PoCs floating around so it is fairly safe to assume attackers have access to it.
If his business tips and ideas are similar to the 5 things mentioned in the post, I'm really not sure what companies he's consulting for.
Is this good or bad:

Parameters: {"action"=>"list", "id"=>#<ActionController::Base:0x6dc4177ed940 @bar=1>, "controller"=>"news"}
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Thank you! Yes, this was my own initiative.
Yep. I see what you mean.

activesupport-3.2.11/lib/active_support/core_ext/hash/conversions.rb has a -- DISALLOWED_XML_TYPES = %w(symbol yaml) -- which is used by its def typecast_xml_value to raise the exception.

I don't see these lines of code in activesupport-3.0.3/lib/active_support/core_ext/hash/conversions.rb

In my case I could upgrade to 3.2.11.

In your case, I am guessing you added the lines of code that disable xml and yaml parameter parsing to an initializer (or application.rb). This way, activesupport simply wouldn't try to convert the parameter value in question into a ruby object.
Bad. It means you succesfully made an ActionController object .

Good would look something like this:

Parameters: {"action"=>"index", "id"=>"--- !ruby/object:ActionController::Base
I disagree with your translation. I admit that "SBCL is Common Lisp" is a stretch, but no more than your original "Racket is Scheme". How about instead:

LISP 1.5 is like C

Common Lisp is like C++

Scheme is like Objective-C

(ignoring all the other Lisp dialects that have fallen by the wayside: Maclisp, Interlisp, ZetaLisp)
So what happens when I forget what the Google Effect is and I have to Google for it?
This is a bit silly don't you think? Boxers and bras are not close the same thing. Clothing can be washed and I would argue that trying on a bra is more akin to trying on a shirt.
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> His wife left him. Clearly she had ended the relationship with her husband/the boss-man. She moved on to a relationship with this employee.

This order of events is incorrect from the OP.

> Recently, I found out that one of my employees has been having an affair with my wife. ... My wife has since left me.
I've to try it, but I fail to see how linear improvement in frame rate will buy anything. Movies are impressionist experiences, not data sampling. I don't wanna see reality, I want someone to make my imagination dance and trip.
Ask HN: How do you find problems?
I'm a college student near my senior year. I consider myself well-read, and well traveled in my toy applications. I've committed to projects, read many, many books in my spare time, and I consider myself a polyglot. I think I'm knowledgeable enough to enter into a project confidently.

I have an itch, and it's an itch to create for myself. However, I want to create something to scratch somebody else's itch. How would I go about trying to find a problem to solve, or am I being too short sighted?
Common Lisp is just Lisp
Adafruit makes a DIY version of something very similar.

http://www.adafruit.com/products/461
For what it's worth - this seems to conflict with this report: http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2013/01/07/apple-not-a-premium-c...

A consumer survey also conducted by Bernstein Research seems to back that up: 95% of current iPhone users in Europe and North America plan on repurchasing an iPhone now, and 85% of iPad customers plan on repurchasing another iPad some time down the line as well.
So I'm not a cinematographer but I find watching 3D at 24 FPS pretty annoying whenever the camera moves to quickly because you get a painful strobing effect. I had noticed it since the first 3D movie I saw and it has bothered me since. The Hobbit in 48 FPS was markedly better here (not perfect, but an incredible improvement).
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It is undermined not incorrect.

His wife may have already told him it was over years ago and she literally left after the event. Or perhaps the event caused the divorce. Either way it is an 'affair' from his perspective.

Many people live together for years after it is clearly a failed marriage.

I was also not stating the order of the events, rather the facts of the events. The order is of little importance here. She has left him for this other man. That is her choice to make.
The Google Graph showing the severity based on people searching for symptom advise is particularly alarming:

http://www.google.org/flutrends/us/#US
Here's a more detailed answer: http://lisp-univ-etc.blogspot.com/2013/01/common-lisp-is-jus...

I also agree, that Racket is not Scheme, it's a new language. But I stand, that Common Lisp is still a Lisp. Lisp 1.5 would be BCPL or B :) (Why? Because C is in active use, while Lisp 1.5 isn't, so your analogy isn't quite correct)
Having done it myself, it's actually easier to implement Twig within WordPress and expose the built-in functions.

Having a clean theme is doable without ruining the work of the community.
> It won't. You probably shouldn't get one if your goal is to make money.

For most majors, this is true. Absolutely not true for lucrative fields that effectively require one: engineering, medicine, finance
Merchants charge more to make up for the thinner margins on credit card transactions.

As for what cards have higher payout... here's a list I made so I know which card to use where:

# Amazon
* 3x amazon.com
* 2x gas
* 2x restaurant
* 2x office supply
* 2x drugstore

# Chase Sapphire
* 2x travel
* 2x dining
* travel bonus booked via ultimate rewards
* no intl fees

# Discover (open road - apparently no longer offered?)
* 2x gas
* 2x restaurant

# Citi Forward
* 5x restaurants
* 5x entertainment
* 1 point ~ $0.008

# Virgin
* 3x virginamerica.com
* 1 point ~ $0.024 towards flights

I also have an AmEx (blue) which has utterly crap rewards. I use it only for Costco and some electronics to get the extended warranty they provide. Other AmEx cards have much better payout.

So basically I use the Citi Forward any time I go out to eat, bars, bookstores, etc. While the points are worth only about 80% of most points, the multiplier more than makes up for it. Incidentally because Amazon is classified as a bookstore, it actually has a better return than the Chase Amazon.com card. If I'm buying anything that doesn't have an actual multiplier (which is fairly rare; most of my purchases are restaurants and Amazon) I put it on the virgin card since the points are worth over 2x what other points are worth - typical of most airline cards.
Link to the original post by Ken Layne: http://www.theawl.com/2013/01/is-san-francisco-the-brooklyn-...
Indeed I would point out that the marriage contract was between the husband and wife. It was the marriage contract that was broken and it was the wife who broke it. The employee had no contract with the husband regarding who he had sex with. Assuming the employee was unmarried he broke no contracts with anyone.

Would the employee be fired for adultery with anyone else? Would other employees be fired for it? Ultimately the employee is guilty of moral turpitude, and the employer should apply the same rules on everyone regarding it.
Now, I don't think employers should need a reason to fire employees. That said, I think such laws aren't such a clear cut injustice like you're making them out to be. Not everyone believes in unlimited freedom of contract, and not being able to terminate employment contracts over personal issues wholly outside the scope of employment is not an inconceivably unjust limitation.
I took a look at that, it appears that you unzip the framework and then start modifying it directly. After you "upload it to your webserver". Deployment? Source Control? No, not in PHP, you just modify shit right on the webserver.

I'm sure this process makes upgrading painless, just unzip the framework and... wait... all your changes just got overwritten.

This kind of crap is exactly why everyone with a clue laughs at PHP.
Yeah, it's very evident in the fact that no one uses it, too. PHP sucks.
Good point. Must be why no one uses it.
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The cost to the merchants is then passed on to the customers through higher prices (which they can stand because they're earning so many rewards!). Sure, the merchants would like to get rid of fees, but that would only provide them a short-term gain. Over the long term, their prices would come down to compensate for their lower cost of goods sold.
I remember a thread on 2+2 where the founder of BetaPunch were getting sued by BetaBait for copying their site.
Portland, OR has a ton of machines all over town. Just found http://www.pinballmap.com, which shows machines in various places around the US.
As someone who considered law in his teens 15 year ago, I see zero reason to consider this valid legal advice.
I own a house. I can't wait to sell it. For me, the house is one more thing to worry about. On the other hand, my apartment lease gives me no worries.

If I was rich, I might like to own a house, but only for the freedom of doing whatever I want with it.
Awesome! Let me know how it works out!
Seems like an area that could use a few smart entrepreneurs. It seems to me if someone could move the needle on this even a couple percent it could have an enormous effect. Downside seems to be that it's in a heavily regulated area that may be hard to break into. I'd love to know more about why it may or may not be possible to disrupt this area.
I'm finding it hard to reconcile Lesson 2 which implies a school even of the caliber of UC Berkeley isn't worth it with Lesson 4 to get successful friends.

A selective college is probably the best place to develop close friendships with people destined to be successful.
This is for the guy himself, the one who had the affair.

Hi.
What an awful situation - uncomfortable doesn't really begin to describe it. However what's done is done, and if you are now with the wife of the boss, then clearly you and she are happier in that state. Even if not, clearly life is once again far more complicated than we ever envisage, and you have both chosen the difficult path.

So what to do?

Let's paint three options - fight, flee or transition.

Under Fight, you would stand your ground, and insist that business is business, and personal matters are separate.

With Flee, you'd exit immediately and allow you and your new partner to start a new life together away from her former husband.

With Transition you'll take into account the knowledge that things will never be the same at work, and negotiate a graceful exit and transition, perhaps retaining a share of the business, and also ensuring that you formally settle any claim on the business the wife may have.

The Fight approach may seem logical, in a Spock kind of way, but it is bereft of all feeling. You will be demonstrating to all around you that you are completely non-empathic, and some may start pondering your scores from The Psychopath Test (book). I suspect that it would result in an uncomfortable work and personal experiences which will almost certainly end badly for all parties, including the business and the ex-wife.

The Flee approach is the most empathetic, signaling that relationships and family matter more than business, which is a view held by almost everybody else in the world. It's kindest to your Boss, and to your new lover, and allows you all to make genuine re-starts. However you'll lose some of the benefits from being in the company, and you will leave an immediate gap with your knowledge and skills.

The Transition or negotiate and leave approach is probably wisest. The transition period could be days to months, but does need to be defined and progress monitored. You would each agree a list of tasks to complete, and on a way of behaving to each other. You may (should really) choose to have a third party or two involved with this negotiation, but don't hire expensive lawyers and do it in court, for obvious reasons. Come to a rapid agreement within a few days, and then honourably complete the terms.

No doubt there are other approaches, and they should be considered as well. All of them should include a genuine apology - indeed a series of genuine apologies.

Of course it wasn't entirely clear whether you are still with the ex-wife, but even if it was a fairly brief fling, serious consideration of the approach to take and the apologies is still very valid.
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edit: she's the reason that word is so offensive to some.