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Stable chrome branch. Version 30.0.1599.101

In chrome canary I also get:

Invalid CSS property value: -webkit-gradient(radial, center center, 0px, center center, 100%, color-stop(0%,rgba(0,0,0,0.33)), color-stop(100%,rgba(0,0,0,0.75)))

and the same error as found in in standard chrome.
I know. Apple's secrecy sucks in more way than one.
thanks for posting this - had no idea this was going on...
Call me old fashioned, but my rule of thumb is to always wait a good month or so for a few hotfixes to be released before I upgrade an OS. I'd rather other folks get bragging rights to the new OS than risk myself getting into a crisis over unforeseen QA problems
Ask HN: What external displays do you guys use?
Hey guys - I'm looking at buying a monitor, primarily for coding purposes. I am looking for a monitor around 27" with a relatively high resolution, and good picture quality. I was primarily considering the Apple Cinema Display and the Dell UltraSharp U2711.

What do you guys use as external monitors? I'm trying to see if I've missed some good options.
Have you tried restoring it? If that doesn't help take it to the Genius bar for a replacement because your hardware may be defective.

My 5s has been completely solid, and I haven't heard of any problems from the several people I know who have them.
My (new) MBA 2013 has been perfect with Mavericks, haven't noticed any battery drain like this.
Every post that people have brought up seems like it fails the basic rules of the forum:

https://discussions.apple.com/static/apple/tutorial/etiquett...

Lessig claims to be astonished that his post was removed but his post was a repost of a post that was removed. Does that even make sense to anyone? Now Lessig is back with another example, the one being skewered in this thread for multiple reasons, not just the threat of lawsuits.
If you write enough and are willing to study, you can learn the proper grammar or diction. That said, it is sad that we don't seem to have authors who write fantastic prose anymore. Rather, everyone writes to the lowest common denominator, because (as the author notes), the prose isn't what matters. I feel this same way about music - I think it's often harder to find successful skilled musicians than it is to find successful musicians who found something interesting or different to play, regardless of their skill.
Playing Apple IIc games 30 years late through an online emulator museum
Sounds like it. They've been releasing firmware that fixes battery issues on a semi-regular basis, as well as the recall of certain defective batteries.

Mavericks does improve battery life:

http://arstechnica.com/apple/2013/10/os-x-10-9/18/#battery-b...
Few years back i did some wordpress it worked joust fine so i stick with it. Lots of good plugins as well as great looking themes, setting it up can be done pretty quickly. However creating site from scratch is admirable.
Welp there are people trying to address this, https://www.gittip.com/ for instance.
This is great. How would you go about building an audience for a consumer product? For example, lets say I was building Tumblr today. How would you build an audience for it?
Actually, that's not really true re: the GPUs. They're pretty roughly comparable, and trade off different specs (execution units vs clock speed) with the result that the HD 4600 is actually better in some benchmarks and worse in others.

See http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-4600.86106.0.... and http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-5000.91978.0....

Although, that said the Surface Pro 2 actually has an HD 4400 which is definitely inferior to the HD 5000, though the difference is not that really huge (probably roughly 20% overall), which in most cases is not enough to make a difference in playability of games - if you're getting 25fps average on the HD 4400, 30fps on the HD 5000 will be noticeably better but still bad IMO, especially in high load scenarios when the framerate dips. Personally I prefer to play with over a 60fps average so that even in more intense scenes it doesn't drop to below 30fps.

And if you're not playing games, it's really not even relevant.
It's a lot of fun watching a child learn how to interface with a touchscreen for the first time. Even better to see them interact with something like a flatscreen tv or a toy feature phone after they understand how a touchscreen works.

When my son was 3 he was very frustrated with my tv since he couldn't swipe through channels.
Kudos, that's great! I think that's a very cool option - I feel like there's a lot of musicians out there who are dirt poor, trying to find a way to break through. It'd be interesting for you to offer the option to scholarship accounts to donate later - and then see which ones actually make it big enough that they decide to pay you back for your service!
It's useful to distinguish between bugs and features/refinements. This is a bug.
The set of lengths of periods of decimal expansions. It's an infinite set of finite numbers, with no bound.
I've got the same problem: Version 30.0.1599.101 Chrome on Mac OS X Mavericks.

I believe the problem is your time() method on line 189 of script.js; there's no element with id "time".
It added about half an hour to my mid-2011 15 inch MBP. I'm pretty happy with that.
Oxidative stress and the resulting inflammation has been (loosely) linked to both cancer and heart disease.
Why would reddit want to romanticise pigs? Last time I've signed in, there were plenty of discussions about whether it was right to eat animals. Pigs being jerks would certainly have made it easier for one side, and I didn't get the impression that people really fawned over them...
You could go out and experience a bunch of crazy shit and at the end of it all, not know how to put it in words that people will understand. That's what makes writing a craft. You could write passionately and still not get to what you're trying to say because you don't know how to make the words work for you. But I do agree, there's no point in writing something unless people are compelled to read it.
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"I'm a..."

What matters is that the topic about which a person is writing is something about which they feel passionate - for example the process of writing in the original article...and in your post...and in this post. So, while I agree that anyone who cares about how awesome I am will be sorely disappointed, my goal is to say something interesting and entertaining - not necessarily entertaining in the sense of amusement but in the sense of engaging the reader's mind.

I suppose that the Pythonic Mr. Anchovy has no more likelihood of going from a chartered accountant to writer in one go than he does of becoming a lion tamer. But that seems a wanting-to-be-a-writer-strawman.

I read somewhere that there's no such thing as a person who is passionate about writing who doesn't write, and I am too lazy to google it.

The strong sense of wanting to be a writer is wanting to be a better writer, and that means practicing the craft and throwing manuscripts over the transom and the internet is a great place for doing that, e.g. HN provides an excellent opportunity to obtain feedback about one's writing, and not just from internet trolls, but from "really fucking smart people."®

Of course that's just my opinion.
I think I learned to code by having login on slovax. slovax was a VAX 11/750 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison during a time when there were a ton of hackers there. Many of them went on to Sun.

slovax was the machine that had the 4BSD source on it and somehow, I have no idea how, I got an account on it.

Blah, blah, blah, all my memories don't mean shit. What is maybe interesting is how you might learn from reading source. Most of it is pretty boring, <string.h> I'm looking at you, the kernel source is getting more interesting, but for me the place where the light came on was the bowels of libc. At the time I was too dumb to get the kernel stuff, that was over my head, but I could figure out libc. Until I came to popen(). It called fork(). My head exploded - I had never ever thought of creating a subprocess to do my bidding. Yeah, I'm old, all you guys got this, but at the time (.5MHZ VAX was what I was reading the code on) the idea that you would spawn a process to do something in libc was out there. It was the first time I realized that you could do pretty much anything with a computer.

Same tl;dr: as the other guy. Read the source, lots of good stuff there.
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It's true that mathematics is based on rules, and different rule sets can lead to different results, one of which could be a system with no irrational numbers. However, I think it's pretty difficult to deny the sheer usefulness of the "status quo" and its acceptance of irrational numbers.
Apple OS version x.0 excitement! My battery life improved on 2011 MBP, but it will crash on boot if I have an external display plugged in through an HDMI > MDP adapter.
According to the site's heading, the data is age-controlled.
For side project I use my own web-side make program. Really fast. You can download this at:

http://download.jdlab.org/

I hope this can help you.
So it's the perceived simplicity, not necessarily the actual simplicity of the company or product that matters. Another way of looking at this might be "clarity" vs "confusion."
I think it's more fitting to compare the Pro 2 to a 11" macbook air. So the SD card slot is out.

The better WiFi and graphics capabilities and will make no difference for the majority of use cases. The HD 5000 will perform better for gaming of course, but then again you're on OS X... not really too many games available there compared to Windows.

Thunderbolt is nice, but most people will only use it to hook up an external monitor, which you can also do with the Pro 2. The keyboard on the MBA is not full-sized at all and at least the German keyboard layout that Apple provides is a pain in the ass for programming purposes compared to the Windows based layout (though not really a problem with the US layout). The trackpad on the MBA is much better, but the Pro 2 comes with a touch screen and Wacom pen.

Don't forget about the great IPS screen on the Pro 2. The MBA's screen is getting kind of pathetic for 2013, I really hope they up it to Retina in the next revision.

Battery Life is in my opinion however still the biggest disadvantage of the Pro 2.
Is Google Chrome version 32 take out mobile emulator?
Wordsmithing aside[1], that is why the US has a Constitution [2]. Which Hobbes did not live to see. For this we owe the Enlightenment.

[1] Promulgate would have also perhaps been a better word.

[2] With an effective series of checks & balances, etc.
I've been using Namecheap for five years, but my .io domain is registered at name.com. I'll move back it to namecheap once it nears expiration just to put all my domains in one place and of to pay 58USD rather than 99USD.
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This is why I advise everyone to actually wait before upgrading your existing OS. See, if this was any other software, say like a word processor, you can probably use a replacement as a temporary measure, but as for the OS, you should never gamble, because it's one of the most painful experiences to install and re-install an entire OS and all the necessary programs after that.

Also, I would like to point out (again) that if you are running Adobe's Creative Suite 6 and below, Mavericks has compatibility issues with some programs for some users. Ex: Photoshop's 'save as' doesn't work, and stuff like that. If your business is dependent on any of these softwares like in my case, I suggest you wait for a few months before these bugs are squished (which Apple of course is pretty good at).

Cheers.
IMHO, there is a huge difference between otters who don't know they're being jerks; the majority of humans who are not actively jerks; and terrible (anti-social) humans who understand through empathy that they're being jerks.

I don't think mixing up the three groups helps. At I don't want to be punched in the face tomorrow with the excuse that amoeba do the same thing. :P
>"It also appears that the already massive source code leak at Adobe is broadening to include the company’s Photoshop family of graphical design products."

Whoa, GIMP version 3.0 is going to be AMAZING++
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I wonder if a $150-savings is worth having to put up with Windows 8.

Windows 8 and Valve's upcoming Steambox are the sole reasons I am no longer considering PCs in my upgrade options.
> The page for directives is another (in)famous part of the docs that, despite relating to one of the most important aspects of the framework, is often derided as being overly dry

While that used to be true, the directives page recently got updated to provide a much better and simple guide to directives along with plently of code samples -
http://docs.angularjs.org/guide/directive
This is admittedly a good and intelligent retort to my comment. However, I did use the term "net inflation" so this raises the issue as to whether time-shifting the monetary supply by selling bonds/raising interest rates via OMO really counts, since it usually merely postpones the increase in monetary supply (i.e. more money needs to be printed to cover the interest payments this requires, and the principal will eventually come due.)

However, you are right though that adjusting reserve requirements does generate a net sink for excess monetary supply, though it is of limited capacity. Also, it is not a very viable tool right now, since bank reserves are already at an all time high.
If that happens here they can easily remove the scholarships.
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> schools are always going to teach and require the status quo.

Rephrase this: "Schools are always going to teach and require the mathematics that most people use, especially given that most people are going into fields where math is a tool, not an end in itself."

A different example of this is how Nonstandard Analysis remains 'nonstandard' even though it was essentially how both Newton and Leibniz originally imagined calculus: Until Robinson showed how to put infinitesimals on a rigorous footing, the only axiomitization of calculus involved epsilon-delta proofs and so that became, and still remains, the standard form of analysis.

Now, most people learning calculus will never need to know how it came to be, but axioms give a structure to guide thinking, and that is why they're taught to non-mathematicians. The precise axioms which are chosen is of somewhat secondary importance compared to the habit of mind formed by internalizing some axiom system and learning to think on that basis at least some of the time.
We are safe not just thanks to reason in our social behaviour, but also our hygiene:

http://www.amazon.com/Parasite-Rex-Bizarre-Dangerous-Creatur...

I thought that anyone who has raised a cat knows that animals are jerks (playing with bleeding mice for hours and all), but I was shocked by the added layer of terribleness from parasites in almost all species.
I remember the thread about phoneblocks and how it was never going to happen, who would have known that Motorolla was working on something similar for almost a year at the time.

Hope Dave gets something out of it, besides the warm and fuzzy feeling that Motorolla makes a product that is similar to his idea.
I wonder what cool things can be learned from the PS source. It would be amazing to see someone do a detailed analysis / walk through of it.
Do you have a cite for the Photoshop "Save As" problem? I've seen this mentioned multiple times as a reason to not upgrade, but I've never been able to find a first-hand report of it actually happening other than in early betas. I don't think this is actually still a problem, but if it is, I would like to know about it.
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GWT is seen as extremely slow (especially compilation times) and not suited to heavy client-side applications.

I don't think the SEO nature of GWT is fundamentally different from Closure or Angular.
Because it's important for us to root out sexism where we find it, for the same reasons we pull up any obnoxious weed. The fact it wasn't intentional makes it all the more obnoxious.
Someone took my project, hosted it, and called it his own
I learned basics by understanding html + then I dug deeper in dhtml. I remember looking at demo source files to learn how they worked. I studied simple code that I could implement. I did this for a couple years. Rather than read books, I read code then figured how to write my own.
We tried it in three of our office computers and about two of them had this problem so we had to revert back to Lion. Also a quick googling:

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1596253

http://blogs.adobe.com/vikrant/2013/10/creative-cloud-creati...

(^Check the comments)
Best source: OneNote itself. Just open that thing and go throught the provided notebook. Pretty cool stuff
The value of publicly traded SaaS companies has grown by 200 to 400% while the underlying customer unit economics of those businesses hasn't changed.

Athough I tend to thing a bubble is something off by 10x not 4...What exactly is your concern about the title?
I'm pretty sure it's buried somewhere in his manifest/cask file.

https://gist.github.com/gnufied/7160410

Looks like it says:
(depends-on "color-theme-sanityinc-tomorrow") ...
(depends-on "noctilux-theme") ...
(depends-on "soft-morning-theme")

Sorry, I didn't look into those, but saw he didn't respond. Good luck!
I cannot recommend the Moon Machines series enough. There was a whole 45-minute episode just on the space suit; it goes over in detail the how & why Playtex got the contract. It's got interviews with people who worked on the project, testing footage I've never seen elsewhere, and some great anecdotes as well. It really gets down into the nitty-gritty design challenges they faced -- it's the Apollo program as the engineers saw it, not the astronauts.
That's certainly more realistic, but I think it was pretty clear in the video that the device identified the various types of sounds coming from outside, and allowed the user to independently control the amount of each to be let through.
On page 110 of the CDC's PDF the formula for computing age-adjustment is discussed. You'll also find the original data there where you can look column-by-column and see the impact that adjustment has for various states and cases.

http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvsr/nvsr61/nvsr61_04.pdf
To be fair the same thing could happen with any OS update, even from regular security patches, not just from the actually semi-meaningful upgrade Mavericks is.

So if you are the kind of person to be super conservative obviously you should just never upgrade or wait for at least 3 years because you can never be sure that there won't be problems.

And you know, not having access to the 'Save As' menu in Photoshop is going to create millions in support costs, so it's worth exposing all your users to untold hordes of security vulnerabilities from an unsupported and outdated operating system.

(Or at least that's how things work if you're a large Enterprise heavy on MS technologies?)

(Please don't take this post too seriously.)
Thanks Peter! You're right, I really have nothing to lose to risk a few hours making a landing page.

Thanks!
Holy shit a 2 page Apple discussions thread when probably 20 million users upgraded in a one week span. Someone wake up cnet, there's clicks to be had!

I wonder if any of those users are having wi-fi issues. Or crashes. Reports from World of Warcraft are that Onyxia has been deep breathing more since Mavericks released.

There may be a real issue here. Or this may be the eleventyth installment of Apple sells a lot of devices.
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Democratizing product roadmaps
Lets just take a moment and be thankful for how secure they've been previously
I would test for IE, but there's no native Mac client outside of virtualization. Until they match Chrome and Firefox, it will be the browser of graceful degradation for me :(
I have mixed emotions on this. On the one hand, Adobe's poor security has hurt _millions_ of their users. On the other hand, Adobe has invested many millions of dollars into the development of Photoshop, and thousands of people rely on it for their livelihoods. Their image processing algorithms are top-notch, and until now, were essentially unavailable to competitors. If source for photoshop-specific killer features is leaked, the damage to Adobe could be irreparable, which is sad, because they really are quite an innovative company and I'd hate to see them disappear.
He's missing my favorite bit of mean Adélie behavior- before they jump in the water as a group, they shove a weak or unlucky penguin in and wait for a second to see if a seal eats it.
I'll bet money that this "battery flaw" is just Spotlight indexing. The service battery warning is probably an actual bug, but anyone losing battery life after upgrading will probably see their battery life improved once indexing is over. That's what happened in my 2012 Macbook Air.
Not to mention we've seen so many "hack-alternative" threads here that our brains do it for us and we down-speak an idea by ourselves.
D3.js and a bit of jQuery. I really designed as I built. When I clean it up and add some other data it'll probably be a good place to use Backbone.
Can it support two screens?
One of the biggest lessons that any Adobe developer will tell you is "we're proud of the code and that it hasn't needed a rewrite - but if we were doing it from scratch we'd do it way different."

A great read on that conversation is http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2009/05/some_thoughts_about_the.... But I doubt anything insightful will come out of this leak along the same veins as we leaned when HL2 leaked.
Created by an industrial designer, not an engineer. From the designer's website [0]:

> With its concentric broadband antenna rings, it harvests the energy of electromagnetic noise from Wi-Fi, and similar signals and this way also reduces the level of e-smog pollution in your environment.

facepalm. This is nonsense.

[0] http://id2studio.at/content/noise/
I hope this really helps the GIMP team improve PSD support.
Or Motorola saw phoneblocks and threw together a couple of copycat renders in order to get back into the limelight?
Yes, because Adobe's market dominance with Photoshop has been the result of it's source code... just like Microsoft has with Windows. /s

I hardly doubt some competitor will pop up with a bunch of cloned features from photoshop's codebase, and suddenly hurt their market position.

There's hardly even a single competitor to Photoshop in the first place.
These types of posts that deal with identity always bring me back to Paul Graham's identity post [1] and Bruce Lee's quote on limitation [2].

I feel that by being too focused on the identity, you fall in love with the action, not what the action does or can do. Like Ryan Holiday is saying, they don't write to say something, but for the sake of writing.

With Bruce Lee in regard, he went beyond his formal training in wing chun and studied other forms of fighting and also studied philosophy along with other topics. It seems beneficial to a person to seek out other interests and intertwine them, I feel that that's what creates more beautiful work.

[1] http://www.paulgraham.com/identity.html
[2] http://zenpencils.com/comic/36-bruce-lee-there-are-no-limits...
Even with a project like constructing custom space suits, you can still have rigorous controls. For instance, they kept track of the count of sewing pins used to ensure none of them were left in the suit -- and all the pins used in assembly had colored heads, with a different color assigned to each seamstress.
The entirety of the interfacelift library on rotation: https://github.com/rockymadden/interfacelift-downloader-plus...