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All of those are, arguably, markets that are distracting them from their core competency.
I assume that too many failures puts your profile back into the "hard captcha" pool.
Sorry, the user is never wrong. This is an interface problem, and the interface is terrible.
This is happening because a huge imbalance between supply and demand for housing was created by activist locals just like this. Anyone who seriously wants to address this will have to back off of the opposition and naysaying to development and get on with building more units for the many people who are moving to San Francisco.

People in tech being successful and buying property is not the problem. The problem is a lack of available property to by caused by unreasonably restrictive policies toward development.
Predicting crime, LAPD-style
Is your vocabulary more 'male' or 'female'?
well given that most indie musicians have jobs that allow them to support their music career, then I guess you are right.

but among professional full-time music only indie musicians - the majority are below middle class. they do not own a home, they have debt.

a minority have achieved enough success to live a normal middle class lifestyle.
> By weighing the intentions of the company against the intentions of the law.

Putting aside how you're supposed to evaluate the intent of Congress or Aereo without evaluating exactly what it is they're doing, are you ready for the stupid consequences of that? It would mean someone doing the same thing with the same result would be legal if they had different intent. For example, someone could set up a service where customers can rent a VM in the cloud attached to a software radio[1] receiver that can receive any radio signals. Then "someone" (do you really care who when the outcome is the same?) publishes free software that allows you to use that to accomplish what Aereo does and more. The intent of the antenna provider no longer has any identifiable relationship to broadcast TV and yet people are still watching NBC without paying for cable. The same is true of the software provider, whose software has no reason to distinguish between a radio receiver in the cloud vs. in your home. Is that the result you were going for?

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_radio
I know my karma is going to get nuked, but as a datapoint to the authors of Priceonomics: I'll never buy a book with a curseword in the title. It screams "amateur hour".

EDIT: Maybe you can use that topic for an upcoming blog post.
1. Block people who don't have a profile that may be spammers

2. Free human OCR
After I've filled out 20 different forms the last thing I want to do is deal with a completely illegible captcha which might go far as to refresh the entire page or wipe out what I've entered in certain fields (password, ssn, etc) each time I get it wrong. That's one way to push me away from signing up for your service.
Looks great, and it's awesome that it has pgp support, but it seems that unless your key is created specifically with the current email address you just can't use it? would be nice if you could use any key for which you had the secret part

Also, how does it handle verifying signed messages from keys which you don't have? does it have support for searching via keyservers/using pka stuff to find a key?
You have a file with rights to use it. You upload the file to DropBox; then you download the file from DropBox. At all points along the way you have rights to the file.

Aereo has the right to view and time shift NY OTA content for their own use. But they upload their file to their system for your use. In doing so, they are attempting to transfer viewing and time-shifting rights from them to you.

This is not exactly the Court's reasoning, but it examines the differences in the context of file rights.
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"Back when I was a teen I used to fraud people and scam ebay sellers through paypal".

Cool!
I'd be happy to talk more about that; right now, though, I've been working on the business model / user research for 4-5 months and just scored a decent partnership with the NIH yesterday (I'm doing behavioral health, where the competition is nascent to non-existent).

I've given myself a timeline to get an MVP and hit certain milestone; given that I've been in the health-tech community for a few years, there are a couple of influential people following the traction.

My problem has been coming from a background where full-stack development was never my thing (undergrad in business, M.S. in Library / Information Science). Sure, I can run some bayesian classifiers on a set of data, but my role in enterprises has always been product management / UX with dabbling in programming on an as-needed basis. Never enough to know the things I don't know.
Can you send mail over IMAP?
Material is just a set of guidelines. It's up to the implementer, Google included, to abide by them.

Apple has violated their own design guidelines on many occasions. Google has just never had anything like this (or at least to this degree of detail) in place, so they have much more distance to cover in order to catch up.
Did you try it? The latency was actually pretty decent, though I don't have a the full headset to try it sufficiently. I am sure it is nothing near something like the Rift, but it's a neat proof of concept to start getting the VR idea out there.
Does none of that responsibility lay with you for using the same password across all sites? What if, on the other side of the spectrum, their site was compromised, and your password was retrieved that way? You'd be vulnerable in the same way.
GOPATH drives me crazy. I'm the only one of my co-workers really pushing for golang, but all have said that until GOPATH, dependencies, and versioning get 'fixed' they won't even bother with it.
GMail desktop client? Yes please :)
Put your experience on your resume, try to get interviews. Same as someone who does have a degree.
"No need to be rude."

Sorry, but I take offense at arguments that are stupid or dishonest. The Geek Squad analogy is not even remotely applicable since nothing owned or operated by the Geek Squad touches the content stream. Given that the content stream is the bone of contention, comparing them to Aero is - at best - stupid, and at worst, diversionary, which smacks of dishonestly.

And since we're on the subject, there was also an element of dishonesty in the way you tried to defend your Dropbox analogy. Initially, when you were wondering about what differentiates DB from Aero, you were talking about the companies. The explanation that one company qualified for the DMCA's Safe Harbor protections while the other didn't demolished your position. But you didn't concede - or even acknowledge - the point. Instead, you tried to continue the argument by quietly shifting the subject from the companies to the content, which is a separate matter entirely. This kind of rhetorical shell game is a weasel move, and is not something you see from people who argue in good faith.

And so you know, it was the pattern of dishonesty - and not a single incident - that raised my ire. If you can't support your point without resorting to bullshit, it's probably because the point you're trying to make is a bad one. Honest people stop there. Bullshitters press ahead, typically by employing the shell-game tactics you just used here.

For more on that subject, see Harry Frankfurt, who notes that liars - bad as they are - still respect the authority of the truth if only to do a better job manipulating it to their own ends. Bullshitters simply don't care. For this reason, they're a greater enemy of the truth than liars.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Bullshit

Moving on, I am "familiar" with Cablevision. They're a cable company that does business with content providers. Consolidating remote DVRs under a single roof is not a problem for content providers as long as payments from Cablevision remain uninterrupted per the terms of the contracts that Cablevision signs. Indeed, if their remote DVR system increases paid and advertiser-auditable audience reach, it can work out well for everybody. Because of this positive business relationship, Cablevision is authorized to redistribute the content that Cablevision redistributes in the way that they redistribute it.

If Aero wants to redistribute content in a similar fashion, it needs its own contracts with providers. It can no more piggyback on Cablevision's contracts for content than you can park your car in a private spot reserved for - and paid for - a complete stranger.

That's the issue here. It's not about your right to pull down OTA content. It's about your desire to pay a third party to do that on your behalf. Specifically, it's about the right of that third-party to offer that service on a large-scale, commercial basis in the first place. This is what's known in terms of copyright law as "substantially infringing."
hahah, I was thinking the same thing. :)
Yep I saw a German company selling these P2H (phone-to-headset as I like to call them) cases with some SDK as well.

This idea from google is not bad at all and has the added advantage of most likely better software support, however I would prefer the files for a CNC cutter so I could make one from wood or plastic that way it can be used more than once without the obvious wear and tear of cardboard.
I'm getting this on Firefox 28 on Linux Mint even after disabling privacy addons.
I'm getting that and other various quirks with 10.9.3 running Safari 7.0.4, FF 29.0.1 and FF 30.0. Chrome 35 works though.
Normally, I make the same point[1], but I think you're falling into the opposite mistake here: if you're using GDP as a proxy for economic activity, regardless of cause, then it is correctly capturing the insight that "people started doing more stuff as a result of the disaster [though they may be poorer]". This (usefully) distinguishes it from e.g. "people were impeded from rebuilding, and so continued on as before".

The problem you allude to, rather, is that:

1) People use GDP as a proxy for some kind of "economic goodness" (not simply "activity").

2) The two concepts generally correlate.

3) But there are known cases where the two diverge -- when economic badness happens, and yet GDP goes up.

4) But people still call it good despite the recognition of the special case.

[1] I think the appropriate way to economically characterize window-breaking/repair scenarios is: "It used to be hard to identify good uses of scarce resources; now that vital stuff got destroyed, it's easy." See: http://blog.tyrannyofthemouse.com/2011/12/broken-windows-par...
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Good to know hacker news can reliably get to the heart of the matter: How does this affect white men?
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please NO! I'm stereoblind but also not a bot.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoblindness
Not only did they enable non-specific in-app ads by default, they apparently also automatically enabled it for all existing ad campaigns. I think that's the key takeaway?
I disagree. I'm employed by Amazon, and have gotten interviews with Facebook, Twitter, and Microsoft without a degree of any kind. If you can prove you can keep up and have a body of work behind you, credentials matter much less.
A _good_ legal defense will present these kinds of things during the negotiation. Which could very well be the difference between a plea involving time served and community service or one with a 10 year mandatory minimum.
Especially around Lucknow, there are certainly vocabulary differences, and some very minor grammatical ones (matching numbers in verbal phrases, some nouns changing gender, but overall yes, I see your point). I would be interested in your opinion of what Kamleshwar's novel Kitne Pakistan was written in or Munshi Premchand's early work published in Devanagari?
That's not really doable. I'm building a React based component/widget system for work and assuming all goes well and I can OSS it there's a reasonable chance I'll build out a Material/Paper widget set since I really like this set of design guidelines.
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I can respect that. Got your email, will respond shortly.
I've had quite the opposite experience, the only people who claim they've got original ideas--and entrepreneurs who want you to sign NDAs to protect their "great ideas"--are the ones who have never made anything on their own.

There are entire books on this subject. Austin Kleon's "Steal Like an Artist" is perhaps the most engaging one right now. Get it. Read it. Quit putting "ideas" on a pedestal.
With securities laws, substance often trumps form and much ink has been spilled on what constitutes a security. Even a partnership interest can be a security (often turning, in part, on how much real control a partner has).

I have no doubt it is possible to design a system that navigates the treacherous landscape of the securities laws, and perhaps you have done that. I just note that securities laws are one of the design constraints you'll need to account for. It sounds like you've made an effort to do that. I would certainly encourage you to get some expert help in this area when it’s the right time to make that investment.

Good luck!
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Here we go:

"At Google we say, 'Focus on the user data and all else will follow.'"
If you are just starting out, checkout http://www.sososwift.com It has tons and tons of resources.
It was quick and dirty example on how to use it. Frameworks usually expose builder function where you can pass query as and array/hash and that should be used. Do you have better example which will be clear about what happening and use pure PHP?
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If your server does need to maintain time sync with NTP servers, OpenNTPD Portable is generally considered a secure alternative to ntpd
if you laptop solves this in 10 seconds and you need to post 10 messages a day, it is under 2 minutes of working hard for your laptop. I doubt it will make a dent in your battery life
Poppy is this in plastic (plus a lens splitting mirror so you can shoot 3D video as well). http://www.poppy3d.com/
I would actually venture to say that it does not apply only to Unix but for life itself, no?
It's actually more like a victorian stereograph, an idea from about 150 years ago.
Wouldn't let me use Ubuntu and free software development tools in my own office. Sadface.
My main beef is I feel they're stretching pretty far to claim the transmission requested by an individual from a private antenna to that individual is actually to the public. The argument I'm objecting to is around Section 3, page 12-14 or so. The transmissions were each individually requested by each user, and chosen to watch at unique times and durations by each user. That, to me, is sufficient to mark each transmission as private. None of the transmissions are identical or sent to anyone who did not explicitly request them, unlike the CATV operators they continually draw comparisons to. There is no part of that process that I think can reasonably be called a public transmission.

Page 16 does address the Dropbox scenario, but I don't think it provides a clear line, which makes this a pretty crappy opinion, in my opinion. As they say on page 16, the cloud operators could try to slip through the holes in their definitions of "perform" and "the public", but I don't really see the distinction. I, the user, used my legal right to place copyrighted work on the remote service, and I chose to play it back some time later. That sentence applies both to Aereo and to Dropbox, and I think this decision would make the Dropbox scenario illegal.
Anybody have experience moving from AWS to Google Cloud? If so, did you have any surprises in terms of difficulty or cost?
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How do you add google-api-services-gmail-v1-[version].jar to your classpath?? Where is this file?
Mathematical induction does not apply to the law. Just because a single instance of an activity is legal does not necessarily mean that N instances of the same activity are legal. This is exactly the distinction between "private" performances, which are fair use, and "public" ones, which aren't.
He's just suggesting that the book follow the same guidelines the magazines figured out ages ago: use discreet packaging.
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that was exactly what I was thinking.
I also like the new design direction. Haven't had an issue with it.
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What do you think about my new post?
How many ways can you make change of n cents?
I think there's an exemption to Godwin's Law for writing about Nazi Germany.
The difference is posting a price for your consulting product, which should be well-defined by the consultant and with a pre-determined scope and time budget. Every example mentioned is for a product.

For your typical client engagement, yes, you won't want to post prices. Unless your business is well-defined enough to be able to target specific types of clients, each with its own landing page and predictable project scope.
I wouldn't say that this:

> That's a huge cutback from everyone getting laptops or phones.

is a complaint that "some cardboard isn't good enough." Google has been giving away things like phones and laptops at Google I/O for a few years. I think it's reasonable to say that giving away "only some cardboard" is a huge cutback, without commenting on whether that's a good or bad thing.
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I saw some protesters in the Google I/O keynote. Is this something new ? If some people start to protest about a company being too powerful , should I be concerned ?
I honestly don't understand in what sense they are not fans creating derivative works in the same fictional universe.

To be sure, that's not what we usually mean by fanfiction, because part of the connotation of the word is that it's done by a modern "fan" (which has connotations of its own) writing about modern fiction. But I don't see a substantive difference.
I am using Sparrow (Mac). Funny how GMail started as an the best webapp, and now I don't even remember when I last used it in "pure" form. Doesn't really help the "webapps will rule everything" message.
Every few days I see something that reminds me I really need to learn how to start contributing to neovim (probably by writing tests in lua). I really can't wait until it is ready to use and I can try writing a plugin.
Reaction to Tesla?
I've been waiting years for something like this. In the meantime, does anyone have any suggestions of third-party desktop applications that sync with gmail?
I've been using Simple Workflow (in particular, the Flow framework: http://aws.amazon.com/swf/details/flow/) a lot recently to manage complex asynchronous distributed workflows, and it's a revelation. Some people laugh about the "Simple" part in the name, but it's kind of true - once you get over the initial learning curve. It's a bit like Git that way (First a lot of banging your head, then a lot of bang for buck)
As far as I know, Eric Reis' "Lean Startup" book was largely a repackage of his blog posts, but that didn't stop it from being a success.

Then again, much like you, as an avid reader of the original blog, I did not pick up a copy ;)
Have you looked at AWS Redshift? It is somewhat analogous to BigQuery.
In other words, copyright laws are not some clear set of rules derived from a clear set of ideas or principles. Rather, they are a bunch of vague nonsense that will be interpreted by government on a case-by-case basis, such anything that is opposed by major groups which represent content creators or distribution channels will be deemed illegal.
Why not give it away? People come for the bootcamp and after the 12 weeks you represent them during their job search. The companies will pay you $5-15k, depending on the candidate, as a referral fee. No cost to the participants.
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I wish you the best of luck in your next venture, whether it's a startup or not. Lots of people are serial entrepreneurs!
What about the Gimp? It can do all Paint.Net does, plus more, also save to PDF and they where adding CMYK support last time I checked.
The standard practice of any Corporation or LLC that provides a service to distribute revenue based on contributions is to own and control the projects entire IP?

What happens if Assembly goes into bankruptcy and has to liquidate its IP? What if Assembly decides to shutdown a project because it has issue with the content/business? Can the project move onto another platform or can Assembly effectively shut it out of existence? What if Assembly decides to sell/transfer the IP to another entity for a fee?

I should add here that Trademarks are IP just as much as source code.

For example in https://assemblymade.com/terms the lawyers decided this needed all caps(in legal terms "conspicuous"). COMPANY is defined earlier with this snippet: Assembly, a Delaware corporation, and its corporate affiliates (collectively referred to herein as “Assembly”, "us", "we" or the "Company"). Section (V) is of particular interest.

THE SELECTION, DEVELOPMENT, AND SALE OF ANY APP IDEA IS SUBJECT TO THE COMPANY’S SOLE AND ABSOLUTE DISCRETION AND THE COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT, FOR ANY OR NO REASON, TO (I) REJECT ANY SUBMITTED APP IDEA, (II) REFUSE TO POST ANY SUBMITTED APP IDEA TO THE SITE, (III) TERMINATE THE DEVELOPMENT OR ANY PHASE RELATED TO AN APP IDEA, (IV) TERMINATE THE SALE OF ANY COMMERCIALIZED PRODUCT RELATED TO ANY APP IDEA, OR (V) SELL OR LICENSE AN APP IDEA, AND/OR ANY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RELATED THERETO, TO ANY THIRD PARTY.

And some more all caps(aka "conspicuous"):

YOU AGREE THAT COMPANY WILL NOT BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY OTHER PARTY FOR ANY TERMINATION OF YOUR ACCESS TO THE SITE, CONTENT OR MATERIALS.
And a competitor to you would be Follow Up Then which does what you do, I think. (http://fut.io/) I've used it for a very long time, but just switched to the snooze button in Streak. It's slick.
I like the idea that advertising represents a healthy society in that there is enough wealth spread about to make ads effective (no point advertising to the destitute)

I was however arguing against using ads to find the internet of things - not sure what will be the business model but ads just do not cut it.
> Has Dropbox just committed copyright violation?

That depends on how big of a threat Dropbox is deemed to be by major lobbies for content creators or distribution channels. Trying to apply any sort of unbiased reasoning to IP laws is futile. The rulings will be in favor of the most powerful and interested lobby.