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IKEA handled this admirably, if you think otherwise, you should attempt to qualify your opinion, otherwise it's meaningless and adds nothing to the conversation.

If you understand even the basics of trademark law, you know that if IKEA were to do nothing at all in this case, that they would risk losing their IKEA trademark.

That's a fairly big price to pay, just to allow someone else to make money using the brand name the company spent decades building.

The fact that they were even willing to negotiate shows the company actually cared about the individual and wanted to try to come to a compromise that would suit both parties without involving a lawsuit.

In the end the author of the website shows everyone that money is what's most important to them, and that's their decision.
It depends. What kind of marketing help do you need for your project at this point?
Trevor Paglen documents the hidden world of governmental surveillance
Theranos, a revolutionary blood diagnostics company poised to change health care
And for those who preferred the sequels, we have Pioneer - http://pioneerspacesim.net/
Roman Abramovich Invests $10 Million in Israel’s StoreDot
What language works for a mathematician?
The US military learned its lesson about independent journalists in the Vietnam war.
They actually have to at least in some countries, you can't just only accept a made up currency and not legal tender.
An alternative to Popcorntime built on top of Chrome and uTorrent
The turbolift doesn't seem to work, I'm stuck on the same level I started on.
When you are down you question yourself a lot more than when you are up. When you are depressed that is all you end up doing. When life is good things aotomatically falls into place becuase you realize that it doesn't matter what you do, all paths are alright, we are all star dust, a spec of life in an ocean of nothing and all that, and in the end it it won't matter if you got good at js or c#. I wouldn't worry about feeling up and oblivious as to why. Just be happy you are.
The piece is just shy of 1200 words. Is a tldr really needed? Would that his analysis was longer.... Back to Hedges' books.
A cow is still well within the realm of dimensions that a human mind can comprehend. You won't feel insignificant when looking at a cow because while bigger, it's not that much bigger. Apart from poisoning you when you eat it, or kicking you by mistake, it has relatively little influence or impact on you, your life, your fate, or indeed, the fate of the human race.

Now, if you had a cow the size of the earth, that just sits there and eats cosmic grass, and could blow up earth and wipe out the human race with one of its farts, then suddenly the cow is rather more significant than it was before - if only because of its possible influence on you.

Finally, if the said cow is in fact not just an object but the very substrate that you exist in, and its so big that you can't even begin to imagine how big it is, and it is filled with inhuman processes that could wipe humanity out at any moment from now to infinity, then a solid sense of insignificance seems perfectly warranted.
No.

Some conditions are overdiagnosed, and there is a too-cozy relationship between medicine and pharma that is disturbing to many of us.

However, to make a diagnosis based on Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) criteria almost without exception (one exception is for bipolar II disorder) require that symptoms (and several symptoms are required usually for any given disorder) must cause significant impact on one's lives, eg,

"...sufficiently severe to cause marked impairment in social or occupational functioning or to necessitate hospitalization to prevent harm to self or others, or there are psychotic features."

or

"...symptoms cause clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning."

EDIT: (based on your own edit) - reserving diagnosis and treatment just to those at risk for self- or other-harm is going to harm many suffering people. I don't think you understand what depression really is. It's not caffeine withdrawal or the flu. Even when no suicidal ideation is present, it's a serious disease with real costs to the individual and to society, just as real as cancer.

Beyond depression, I think you'd agree that even in the absence of harmful behavior or ideation, people who experience auditory hallucinations in the course of depression, or OCD sufferers who are unable to work because they must wash their hands hundreds of times a day, or who have PTSD triggered simply by backfiring engines, or who have dozens of other DSM diagnoses, all have legitimate illnesses that deserve much more than the terrible, stigmatizing suggestion that their illnesses somehow are not real.
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1. Spread the news in your network. Ask friends, family if they know anyone.
2. Linkedin is by far the best tool to find cofounder be it technical or marketing. Use advance search to narrow down your preference.
3. If you are looking for young fresher post advertisements on you blogs, website, job hunting websites etc.
4. Stroll down to a college and speak to people there if they would be interested. Discuss and interview them casually.
5. Use active methods like changing your heading on linkedin, facebook, twitter asking people if they are interested to take up role.
6. There are many website which will in cases like these. Explore.

You should not wait for the product to finish, better get a marketing guy now.
Yea, the Duck Tales cartoon took a lot from the pre-existing comics, rather than the other way around.
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Redirecting the domain is probably a grey area, that as long as it doesn't draw too much attention, can probably go under the radar.

The big difference from the current situation is that he/she will need to redo the website to stop using IKEA logos and the IKEA name. I mean if you look at the site, it would be very difficult for someone to determine whether or not this was actually a branch, offshoot, or official project of IKEA, of which it is none.

They are making money by using someone else's name, and that's the problem.

I'm sure IKEA loves the idea of people experimenting with their furniture, but every company on the planet knows you can't give your trademark away, or you lose it.
Learning Haskell is a deep rabbit hole. Make sure you decide when it is enough, there's tons to learn and you can't be an expert on everything and you don't have to programming in Haskell.
Why not? Because it is Javascript?
Codes well, struggles with being an adult.
William Eubank used ingenuity to get sci-fi film 'The Signal' made
Fast international money transfer is something that is already handled very well for those that truly need it. I know for a fact that the european central bank handles large volume transactions in a matter of seconds if not less. There is really no reason why traditional banks could not offer significantly shorter processing times for the majority of their services, it is just not in their interest to do so.
?hnattempt=2 is the query string of the URL...
Apple makes money from you buying their products, not from selling ads. They therefore want to respect your privacy, compared to, say, Google.
For me, it is the opposite. If the world was small, I would be sad to be a part of a small un-awesome world. Looking at how big the world is makes me happy and excited.

The difference I guess comes from whether you see yourself as a part of the universe or as an observer separate from the rest of the world.
Of course other ways exist! In these, you will have your head blown off by 18 year olds who mistake your camera for a RPG.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/July_12,_2007_Baghdad_airstrike
This all makes sense, but if you get a modem with no wifi capabilities they can't turn your personal network into a wifi hotspot even if your ISP can update the firmware on the modem.
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Introducing DirectWrite (2011)
Don't miss the point here, which is this:

Can be produced or consumed, even for an arbitrarily long sequentially presented input data stream, using only an a priori bounded amount of intermediate storage, and hence can be used in data communications or similar structures, such as Unix filters;

It's supposed to be a safe compression standard.
Chrome is finally rendering fonts with the advanced DirectWrite font rendering engine.

http://www.istartedsomething.com/20140412/google-chrome-35-b...
I think a better way of expressing the issue is that, as long as the US Military considers itself a State unto itself, we have a problem. In fact it is the military who have a _privilege_, not a right, to play with their toys and keep their secrets, which can and shall be taken from them by The People who are granting that privilege. Any time a military officer attempts to apply military policies/logic to his civilian masters, you've got someone who needs to be removed from that post immediately. Alas, there are few politicians capable of doing that, these days.

And so we have to rely on our traitors and prisoners to do the work for us. I applaud you, Chelsea!
And you know, that's totally fair. I'm not a mathematician so my perspective is limited only to producing production software. I'm simply relating my own experience in the hope that people will stop judging Haskell as a "research language" with little to no industrial value.

That's the funny thing about researchers, some seem extremely obstinate (I suppose in many ways that's a required attribute otherwise they might give up). I wonder if this is why we still have Fortran code around...
It's highly unlikely that their optimized-for-maximum-cheapness CPE has more than one WiFi radio. In which case, an extra SSID is just a few extra bytes in the beacon.
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If a person is able to make good decisions even when as is the case here the peer-reviewed science points strongly in neither direction, he will be able to win more often at life than someone that must rely on peer-reviewed science.

I avoid all artificial sweeteners (and Stevia) for essentially the same reasons as grandparent BTW.

But even if one pays attention only to peer-reviewed studies, one will make bad decisions if one misinterprets them. Your dismissal of the author of grandparent as someone who doesn't "believe in science" suggests to me that you do not know how correctly to interpret the peer-reviewed studies here (which again I believe do not point strongly in either direction). (For most questions people have about diet and health, the peer-reviewed studies, when interpreted correctly, do not point strongly in any one direction.)

In particular, studies showing that aspartame does not induce an insulin response are not particularly strong evidence against grandparent's assertion that with all of the artificial sweeteners, <<there's some kind of message at play - "lots of sugar coming, blood, get ready!">> For something as central to the metabolism of living things as the common dietary sugars, there will be hundreds of molecules besides insulin involved.

It would take many many paragraphs to explain the case against artificial sweeteners in enough detail for there to be any hope of your following the explanation. I do not want to write those paragraphs. I'm just briefly adding my support to what I consider an illuminating and well-written comment (grandparent).
Though there's very little stopping you from setting up an access point called "XfinityWifi" and connecting it to whatever evil you want.
No it is a separate network
Chrome 35 DirectWrite (on by default) breaks my site menu
You mean the same someone who would have had to access the router using their Comcast credentials?
well, one way would be to pick someone from the many blogs that end up here. choose someone that has successful projects in their past, and did their own marketing. choose someone that has projects that you like, and you are happy with their writing style and the way the present the project and themselves.
I think its fascinating that the embrace and extend (and wall-off in a garden) strategy being applied by Apple is still producing, nevertheless, a very pliable audience even in this day and age.

I see the 'heading off of open standards' play of Apple in a cynical light, because I believe Apple are playing platform games here. These breaks/incompatibilities are another reason for developers to not bother with other platforms, or at least limit themselves in a way that makes platform-dependent tooling inevitable. Basically, it's developers getting screwed by hardware guys, over and over again.
What other things have you tried? Did you try them rigorously (over a long period of time, comparing results with time periods where they weren't in use?) Did you try those things with the assistance or guidance of a professional?

Lifestyle changes, self-care techniques, antidepressants, dietary supplements, etc. are all things a medical professional will recommend to you - and the antidepressants are often the last thing they'll suggest. Did you try all of those, find them unhelpful, and resort to psychedelics?
I'm assuming Comcast pays the user for opting in to this service. Hah! Of course not, when does the US government protect consumers from these telecom behemoths.
You were definitely working in a "very specific context"!

Also, I think that you have to consider how a company grows: JSON is simple to get started with. It's a good default - pretty much anyone can consume it very easily. As you explore your problem space and iterate and improve, you may realize it's not good enough. Fair enough - that's a good time to switch. But many people never reach that point, and will happily continue with JSON for a long time.
Christian Pinders "Elite: The New Kind" is worth a mention. It was released around 2002 I think, and unfortunately relatively quickly withdrawn due to a request from Braben, I believe.

The New Kind was a re-implementation of Elite in C that largely tried to follow the way the original worked, while remaining readable C.

I hacked on my copy for a while to port it to OpenGL, add some particle systems for explosions, and embed ppmforge (I think, it may have been another fractal planet generation tool) to create fractal planet surfaces (just a quick hack to add a texture on a sphere that looked nice from the air, I didn't even begin to think about adding code to land etc.)

Pinders original source shouldn't be impossible to find. It's worth a look.
Also, uh exact details are known. They've been test marketing this in DC for almost a year. I've used it. It seems to work fine and is just as you describe.

I actually think it's a pretty cool idea - tons more hotspots throughout the city. If you really don't like it, you can opt out.
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Depression and Bipolar Disorder both have profound, easily identified physical consequences along with the mental and emotional consequences. Depression is not imaginary. Over a long period of time it alters your metabolism, sleep cycle, and other observable things.

When you say 'it's perfectly natural for people to experience X', what you may actually mean is 'many people suffer from mild depression and/or bipolar disorder symptoms without ever being treated', which is absolutely true.

When people say 'clinical depression' or 'bipolar disorder', they're generally referring to natural biological mechanisms that have gotten out of hand (due to negative feedback loops, or other problems) and are so profound that they clearly require medical assistance.

Lots of people deal with clinical depression, bipolar depression, or mania by 'riding it out', sometimes using self-care techniques, lifestyle changes, or self-medicating. It's important to take this into account when considering whether something is 'natural' just because it's common.
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Talk to your developers, friends, etc. Tell them briefly what you are doing, and what sort of help you think you need. Keep it general - you're working on the technology side, you think you'd benefit from a trusted associate on the business side. But try to lean people's thinking away from MBAs - and away from sales or marketing communication - and more to market analysis.

Do you or your developer friends know people who have built businesses before? Talk to them.

No matter who you talk to, get used to saying something like "I really appreciate your time, who else do you think I should talk to? Do you have their number? Can I use your name?"

Also try to talk to the people who might use your service. Give them a brief overview of the problem you are trying to solve, let them tell you how it might or does not fit in to their world. Listen, and listen between the lines. Then do it again. If they seem interested, ask them how much such a service would save them in time, effort, or other forms of money.

Do NOT change your service based on one or even ten conversations, not until you understand the story between the lines. At least not right away.

If you need a sounding board, rather than a marketing associate, ask some of your trusted friends, technical and non-technical, if you can buy them drinks or dinner a couple of times a month and share what you've learned.

Practice duck testing (cf recent HN articles): You should be able to explain the idea and what you've heard from others to a rubber duck.
That's what i expected; i thought it was world concrete hugging day or something.
Even if said President wanted to do it, I doubt that the military-industrial complex would let him/her. They would burn a lot of political bridges, and possibly end up unable to accomplish anything else of significance during their Presidency.
I hope a bunch of other large projects leave SF now. I truly hate those ads, but SF certainly didn't need to add their own installer. Over all, it is an obnoxious service.

s/adds/ads/ in the title
The problem extends much further than Iraq and affects all journalism. For example, the most widely read report from the New York Times on the Russia-Ukraine conflict was completely false. (http://www.globalresearch.ca/new-york-times-propaganda-photo...)

That being said, the NYT is still much more neutral in its reporting than the kremlin-funded Russia Today, which is little more than a propaganda machine, including it's US arm.

I've spent the last few years trying to create a Wikipedia-like system where anyone can curate and fact-check the first hand sources coming out of an event. There is incredible content coming from the people on the ground who, despite having their own opinions, are not blatantly funded by someone who is trying to twist the story to meet their narrative. It seems to be working well so far with hardcore news junkies using it (the group similar to the Wikipedia editors), but we'll have to see in a couple days at the public launch.
>Based on... what?

Okay. Let me make sure sure everything is crystal clear:

- I found the game online via a tweet.

- Viewed source and saw's Michael's contact information.

- Emailed him and asked him if I could do a for-pay rendition of it on iOS and that I'd split profits with him.

- He agreed.

- I built it with his oversight/input.

- He get's a 50% royalty on all sales.

- And now? Well, Michael and I get to deal with ADR clones that just wrap the original via PhoneGap.

- And what do the clone say when we try to report them to Apple? "hey! it's open source!"
It's also kind of like stealing.
> It's not caffeine withdrawal or the flu. Even when no suicidal ideation is present, it's a serious disease with real costs to the individual and to society, just as real as cancer.

My argument is that it's not an "epidemic of depression" that we're dealing with but rather an "epidemic of over-diagnosis". I would argue that the industry is in practice being far too loose with the definition of "significant impact on one's lives". I think articles like this one blur the line even further by making it sound like everyone who has experienced a few of these symptoms suffers from depression. People read stuff like this and then start telling themselves "I'm depressed" and because of this mistaken belief many of them wind up being medicated inappropriately.

This epidemic of over-diagnosis has reached such vast proportions that I imagine the majority of people in the tech industry have been prescribed some kind of psychotropic drug to treat some form of mental illness at some point in their life. I wish I could get accurate statistics on this to prove my point.

As a side note I do think that caffeine induced psychosis is 100% real (because it's a very powerful drug) and the symptoms often mimic that of depression or bi-polar and can even be inclusive of phenomena such as hallucination. I don't have any credentials but my opinion as a layperson is that I think it's incredibly irresponsible to write a prescription or to give a diagnosis for any mental illness to a patient who has not first completely cut caffeine out of their lives.
There's "great schooling" which is becoming educated and is obviously a "no".

Then there's "attended a great school", WRT you must attend Yale or Harvard to become president of the united states. Its an oligarchy thing, nothing to do with education at all. Or must go to Stanford if you want to do a (successful) startup.
Depression is not sadness nor grief.

Part of the diagnosis is that the feelings are not normal and that they interfere with day to day living.

You might have a point about medications for depression: tri-cyclics, MAOIs, SSRIs and NASAs and etc are not well understood but they sometimes seem to work. Luckily meds are not first choice treatment for most people anymore. CBT is.

Suggesting that bi-polar is in anyway a part of the normal human range of experiences is just ignorant. Mania can be incredibly destructive. Some people love the feeling of being up, but full on mania is more than that and is an unproductive giddy high.

Your last para about self harm is also ignorant. Deliberate self harm is incredibly common. Some people with very mild self harm have severe depression and would need treatment. Some people with significant self harm have mild to moderate illness and are just stuck with an un-useful coping mechanism. There's no way of gauging someone's intent to die by the severity of injuries they inflict upon themselves.
I assume the NSA and government like this. More ways to determine the location of devices (people) and ways to get onto those devices or data.
Have you tried XMLStarlet[1]? It's my go-to for command line XML processing.

[1] http://xmlstar.sourceforge.net/
Tough call. I get a small taste of what he went through. You start to question the value of the game when you get reviews like this (but 10x worse for a top free game):

>Garbage ★ by XxlCraiglxX - Version 1.6 - Jun 13, 2014

>It's so nice to have this hive-mind community full of hipsters and morons raving about the worst goddamn games. Same thing happened with Angry Birds and Flappy Birds. You people are disgusting. Horrible unwashed masses of brainless consumers. Hey morons, take a step back and really consider the piece of crap you rated 5 stars. No, really, just take a moment.

The entire experience has been a roller coaster. Every time ADR hits a top spot, I dream about a future where I don't have to work a 9-5. But then it drops, and those dreams are taken away. That being said, 50k a day would definitely bring me to that goal quickly (just not the case for me).