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I don't think it's that. Perhaps they put the Apple watch release date as the app's release date and they rushed it through at the last minute.

Though I really don't see how the first one, with an iPhone app that is just a blank screen, got through.
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That POV doesn't seem very valid in the general case. It's extremely similar to "I already bought a ticket to Avengers, so why are they charging me again for the rest of the story?"

There are some cases where companies have been overly greedy and compromised the core game to sell mods, but the general hatred toward expansion content seems to come mainly from a desire to get things for free rather than a rational complaint about harm they've experienced from expansion content. You'll also see a lot of gamers suggest that charging $60 for a game is morally questionable (unless you're Nintendo). The freak out over paid mods seems to be that variety to me — it's really hard to say that the existence of community mods devalues the core game. People just don't want to pay money for things.
Entangled States are like Unitary Matrices
> in reality Bethesda did most of the work

Yes, but no. Sure, they made the game, but why should they take such a big cut of someone spending 6 months modelling 3d models, coding features, recording sounds, etc.? A lot of games are still alive right now thanks to their modding community and the hard work of modders.

Those people are not creating a product off the back of the big games. They are modifying the current game to make it better. They owe nothing to the game developer. If anything, the game developer owe them for fixing their game.

Take a look at the community patches of various games. Some of them fixes up to half the bugs of a game, some fix all the bugs of a game. Why should the game company take a big cut from that? "Thanks for fixing our game! Here, we will sell your patch, now take 25% of the profit of your work!" ... Makes no sense.

The game companies should be the ones getting a small cut. They are getting free content, free support for their game, free bug fixes, free publicity.

I would rather work for free than get the wool eaten off my back.
I've tried that too... The problem is that this satellite campus is a legitimate location, it's just not the campus that should be showing up as our main location.
I would rather be poor in Cornwall, than rich in Dallas.
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If I'm not mistaken it is Brad Fitz HTTP2' work from the Go team and will be in the standard library in the future.
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I don't think it's fair to call systemd or dbus sabotage. It's entirely possible to construct explanations that rely on blinkered, tasteless incompetence, naivete, and personality cults rather than maliciousness.
It doesn't mean dismiss, but likewise it also shouldn't be the means to dismiss opposing arguments for which it most often used.

What we think of scientific consensus may not be what it actually is in reality.
https://plus.google.com/+ChrisReeveOnlineScientificDiscourse...
>Inequity Aversion only exists in America and other Westernized countries btw.

Monkeys do it:

http://www.livescience.com/2044-monkeys-fuss-inequality.html
Do we need to incorporate the company before their interview?
Or they prefer we are at a very early stage? How much do they value a prototype at the interview. I have heard different stories. Some said prototypes are very important, you need to even have some initial traction. But I have also heard people saying that the interview was very short. They asked about the idea and team, but didn't even have time to look at the demo.
Microsoft doesn't get a cut of Jetbrains' IDE "mod" revenue, though, despite the fact that Reshaper and similar products "piggyback" (what a loaded term) onto Visual Studio and other Microsoft products. Microsoft already got their cut up front.

Same thing for Bethesda - it's not their value-add and they don't have a moral right to take a cut. On the other hand Steam is providing a value-add here - a market and financial transaction services.
WWDC is right around the corner, so we're likely to see the APIs open up a bit.

Apple's rollout strategy makes sense here. Restrict the number of ways developers can kill the battery, because it's the Watch people will blame, not the poorly engineered apps.
I'm not sure that's the case. This feature (which is entirely optional and can be disabled) is looking for skin. Metallic ink tattoos don't look like skin, and only a small percentage of people have such tattoos on their wrist. However, a massive percentage of people have hands that are shaped like hands, and yet the Apple of old made a mouse that doesn't seem to be designed for anything even remotely resembling a human hand.

They've literally always been form-over-function. They may have caught this issue and said "those people can disable this completely optional feature".
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His site is being hugged to death ATM. https://github.com/mholt/caddy/
I was born and grew up in Assisi, in the heart of Umbria, the Italian region where Cucinelli is from, and where his company is located.

I visited the company twice, and I am good friend with someone who is very close to him.

I know many details, some of which I won't reveal as I don't know if they are supposed to be revealed; but in general, I have a very high opinion of Brunello Cucinelli and his work.

One thing that I particularly appreciate is the fact that he tries to "elevate" his workers, from a cultural standpoint, at every occasion.

Years ago, when tensions between Christianity and Islam were rising, Brunello gave a Koran as a present to everybody, saying something like "we should know them better; if we do, we will stop being racists and we will understand that we are all human beings".

He invests millions of euros a year in cultural projects, or invites famous actors or thinkers or philosophers to give a lecture to his workforce.

Another episode that I love is that, when the company does well financially, he voluntarily decides to distribute thousands of euros to each employee as a present.

I have never bought any of his product, as they are extremely expensive. I know several people which own his cashmere, and they all rave about it.
If you like to invest thousands of euros in clothing, then his products are fine. My upper threshold has been in the few hundreds, and only for a few selected ones.

Last, but not least, everybody talks about and knows Tuscany, but Umbria is really a hidden jewel.
As always, when you visit Italy or any other foreign country, keep your eyes open, as there's always someone trying to take advantage of you, especially if you're American or Japanese (trust me, American or Japanese tourists are considered to be the "easiest" to take advantage of).

If you like Brunello's style of management, you should also read about Adriano Olivetti. If Olivetti didn't die prematurely, there would be a non-zero chance that instead of talking about Intel today, we would be talking about Olivetti.
Hey this is pretty good. I tried it and found all kinds of problems that I didn't know about on my website. It would also be great if there were definitions easily available for those of us who don't understand what is being interpreted.
I'm from Taiwan. 500 Startups has a pretty strong presence here, so even though I didn't technically go through their accelerator myself, I'm somewhat familiar with their program as well.
There are quite a few big endian MIPS devices. Many Chinese processor vendors (Mediatek, Rockchip, etc.) still use MIPS and have big endian configuration. Most common are TV SoCs and networking chips like WiFi SoCs.
Pretty much any large open-source project uses Clang's Static Analyzer. So there is a demand for such tools
Don't forget beans. A 20 point drop in cholesterol might explain the difference [1].

Perhaps the lack of access to healthcare explains the difference. Healthcare is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. [2].

Why does the effect dissipate for the second and third generation? My theory: Mexican restaurants in the U.S. supply a free bottomless basket of fried corn chips with every meal.

[1] http://nutritionfacts.org/topics/beans/
[2] http://nutritionfacts.org/2013/07/16/dr-gregers-new-annual-y...
Assuming that TOR isn't safe - which there's strong evidence to believe at the moment, and you can track down who's involved, crypto becomes as strong as the resistance to pain of the people involved.
I like the way you found a new way to say "this never would have happened under Steve Jobs!" Nice work.
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This is a good idea! I've never thought about making configurable resets.

However, configurable is the word you are looking for here. Using the main feature of a language (variables and config files in SASS) is not a hack. It's simply following the best practices. I would also avoid calling something a "hackable form", since form are often filled with sensitive data, it might give someone the wrong impression.
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We used customer.io for the past few months but due to bugs with the system, we switched to sendwithus with sendgrid as our ESP. We've been really happy with the results.
I think that soon we will see private (and painful to install) applications running without effort & transparently into Docker containers.
I think you're right, even though you didn't explain what you meant.

Yes, a 12 gram robot can carry 2,400 grams of weight but this does not necessarily mean you can build a 12 kg robot that will carry 2,400 kg up the side of a building because it would require drastically more stickiness/surface area friction.

I think this is what you meant by "Square-cube law."
discussion on stackoverflow:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22342854/what-is-the-opt...
One-click screenshots, video recordings, APK installations for Android phones
Also, I wasn't aware that Bethesda had released their game engine for free. Care to give a link as to where they've done so? As far as I'm aware you still need to pay for a copy of it.
He or she may not feel like exposing their identity but what they say is not that far off. Most of the violence is not by the local people who will be directly impacted by the violence in the neighborhoods. It's by people who found a nice excuse to vent whatever frustration they have violently and anonymously. These acts don't further justice -the same way mistreating arrestees does not further justice. They coopt the frustration of the community and corrupt it and moreover set the community back in terms of forward development.

I think the problem is more your interpretation with what they are saying than what the words they said. Also, who are the people above the law, the rioters, the bad police, its not clear, but we know both contribute to destruction.
Why I won't be switching to Disque
Talent is the key to success? Wrong. It is confidence. Learn how to build it
https://caddyserver.com/blogging Is giving me a 404.

Edit: Following the link from the homepage works, but hitting F5 or loading it without a referrer provides a 404. Weird.
tldr: Products that solve enterprise problems can't always be scaled down, because the low end of the market might not have the problem in the first place.

In my mind, PVS Studio is the perfect product for a freemium model. I don't know enough about it to say what functionality should be put behind a paywall (maybe a limit on the number of lines of code it can analyze?) but it seems one of those things where you can create demand at the high end of the market by giving the product away at the low end. If people learn to use it on their hobbies, they'll ask to be able to use it at work too.
Wolf-whistling and over-reactions
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You don't need to incorporate before YC. If you do get in, they will take care of everything for you.

Both accelerators are very competitive now - you'd be competing against other companies with established founders and companies (not just products) with real revenues.
Some general tips for OS X (subjective of course)

- Spaces are akin to Workspaces (Three finger left/right swipe) and are great for running VM's fullscreen.

- Use gestures (Two finger/Three finger Left/Right/Up/Down swipe or grab/spread)

- Spotlight (Command-Space) is handy

- Give Safari a fair try but you mightn't like it (I switched from Chrome last year and am loving it)

- I never use Launchpad (Grab gesture)
Individuals don't forget, organizations do i.e. when they loose the staff that knew it and replace them with staff that doesn't.
My thinking is that if you want to say you have thousands of apps on launch day, but barely any developers have run their apps on real hardware, you have to relax your standards a bit, and figure it will work its way out in a month or two.
The actual filing fees for a small/micro entity is pretty low. Most of the money you're spending is in legal fees. And if we deferred examination until the litigation stage, then yes, you'd save some money on actually prosecuting the patent application (arguing with the examiner, etc.)... but you NOT be saving any money on the up-front drafting costs. (Unless you just drafted the thing yourself, which is generally a very bad idea.)

Back of the envelope numbers: you might save 50% of the current costs of obtaining a patent. It'd still be far from free.
What are you even talking about? Who said anything about opinions? I asked for a TL;DR, that's all.

I also think it's interesting that you choose to rant when it's about a long and advanced scientific article full of terminology I don't even understand. Shouldn't this be a case where a TL;DR is justified if anything?
Obama launches 2,800 strikes on Iraq, Syria without congressional approval
Oh boy, in a world that is focused on productivity (aka deliver asap something even if it is partially broken) and not too much of quality, this can happen very easily.
I've paid for groceries a couple times now with my Apple Watch. It is magical.
1. Don't have an opinion about how you would do it.

2. Be the person who empties the trashcans and if the dumpster is full jump up and down on top of the garbage to make more room.

3. Management is not supervision. It's not leadership either. The only metric of management is accomplishing the goals [these can and should keeping employees happy].

Congratulations and condolences and good luck.
>Free market value is a common measure of fairness.

Free market value is a fantasy. No market is really free. No value is set by a free market.

If what you are saying is that in theory under certain completely fantastical assumptions that market value is fair and otherwise it's not, then yea, I agree.
"Requirements for Modern Enterprise Computing"

Looking at HANA sales numbers, "in-memory databases" are certainly not a requirement ;-)
Did the Switch to WPEngine Boost My SEO Performance? [CASE STUDY]
It's worth noting:

https://github.com/mholt/caddy/blob/master/server/server.go

That the actual web server in use is:

https://github.com/bradfitz/http2

Which isn't to detract from the Caddy project which offers a tidy set of configuration options so that the lib is more like an Nginx executable with config files.

Perhaps the README can be updated though, as "Caddy binaries are available for nearly every platform and has no dependencies" is a bit misleading. The binary produced by Go may not have dependencies, but the Go code itself has a few large dependencies.
Keep in mind that all the Watch apps had to made exclusively on simulators until the watch itself was publicly available.

Once we had a watch we discovered tons of bugs that didn't show up before.
In general reasonable implies fair.

Yes, there might be situation where you can only decide between two unfair solutions and one is less unfair, and one could argue that that one is the reasonable choice. This is because reason-ability and fairness are not binary. Still, the tendency remains: if you say X is reasonable you imply X is fair.

Income per employee is not a good metric, you are right. However, if your profits are very high you must raise salaries if they are not already too high, lower your prices or invest to be fair.
Your Moto 360 is substantially larger than even the bigger Apple Watch. As such, it probably has a proportionally larger battery.
Those aren't forgotten facts so much as they're often "not-learned-yet" facts. Many points of varying validity, but nearly all only come from experience.

One item on the list I believe would change: REU2, reuse-in-the-large. With so many new services available, the number of addressable "common" use cases has become very granular. So, reuse-in-the-large takes on a new definition for me.
My biggest problem moving to OSX (from mostly windows) was the idiotic apple UK keyboard layout (US keyboards might not be such a big deal, so this stuff might not apply) so I found myself having to download a regular UK keyboard layout (http://liyang.hu/osx-british.xhtml), and Karabiner (https://pqrs.org/osx/karabiner/) to make OSX behave properly with my normal keyboard with the pageup/down and home/end keys

Once I sorted that out it was a relatively pleasant experience.

You might also want to install SmoothMouse (http://smoothmouse.com/) which tames OSX's ferocious mouse acceleration curve, and reduces the delay between moving the mouse and the screen updating to be imperceptible
Ten things you might not know about antimatter
Poor article with poor statements. Round Up does not equal GMO. There are GMO that are Round Up tolerant BUT 8 out of 10 were all Round Up related and 1 was just another argument about risk of potential dangers. 1 was plant DNA in human blood system but showed no harm and also didn't show why a GMO would be doing that more than if you ate Soy or other plants that are not GMO.

1) identified the presence of pesticides (GMO uses less pesticides than non GMO)

2) Quote "This still doesn’t mean that GMOs can enter into our cells"

3) Gluten is due to Roundup aka GMO use less pestised and herbisides. "Most GMOs are engineered to tolerate
a weed killer called glyphosate (Roundup®). They contain high levels of this toxin at harvest. Corn and cotton varieties are also engineered to produce a
n insecticide called Bt toxin.

4) Peer Review is not some magical fool proof system. It actually has been causing harm (Looking at the false claim that Vaccines causing Autism was peer reviewed)

"This study has since been retracted, which is odd, because the journal it was published in is a very well known, reputable peer reviewed scientific journal. In order for a study to be published here it has to go through a rigorous review process."
The report focuses primarily on the effects of these two
toxins.

5) & 6) & 7) & 8) & 9) Once again a Round Up issue not really a GMO issue.

"Researchers also determined that Monsanto’s roundup is considered an “xenoestrogen,” which is a foreign estrogen that mimics real estrogen in our bodies"

"The direct effect of glyphosate on early mechanisms of morphogenesis in vertebrate embryos opens concerns about the clinical findings from human offspring in populations exposed to glyphosate in agricultural fields"

"Because humans that’ve been exposed to glyphosate have a drop in amino acid tryptophan levels, they do not have the necessary active signalling of the neurotransmitter serotonin, which is associated with weight gain, depression and Alzheimer’s disease."

"A new study out of Germany concludes that Glyphosate residue could reach humans and animals through feed and can be excreted in urine."

"Herbicide tolerant crops are engineered to produce one or more proteins that allow the crop to survive being sprayed with a given herbicide."

10) Flat out the same nothing harmful BUT the RISK.

"The risk assessment of genetically modified (GM) crops for human nutrition and health has not been systematic."
Is Our Universe a One-Off Fluke, or an Endless Cycle?
Normal turn-around time on app approval is about 7 days for us. When we added watch support in our last release, it was done in 2 days.
You can return it.
This looks amazing!

Your docs page 404s for me every other refresh and doesn't load with any CSS. I'm guessing this is a load problem?

Edit: Managed to load it with styling this time, it looks great :)
My understanding is that that's how software distribution used to work back in the mainframe days - you'd get the source to build in your specific environment, and you could modify it to add whatever functionality you needed. Then binary distribution took over as platforms became more intercompatible.
Personal anecdote: I got one and am happy with it so far. I roam around the house / office without really thinking about where my phone is. The health aspects have been the stickiest feature for me -- I actually appreciate the "stand up for a bit" notifications, and enjoy hitting my daily goals.

Phone calls work surprisingly well -- much better than speaker phone IMHO, because you don't have to hold a phone, and you don't really need to hold your watch up to your face either.

Voice recognition is solid.

Glancing at a notification feels a lot less distracting than digging out my phone to see of it's important and then getting sucked in because now my phone is open. (I know, self-discipline...)

The customizable watch faces make me wish the phone had a similar feature -- I find myself trying to "glance" at my phone, expecting it to light up automatically. My face has the weather, calendar, and activity tracker on it, so I get a lot of use out of that.

The build quality is nice (I went steel, and it definitely has a luxury feel to it).

Mostly it has a fun retro-future quality to it. Some apps are a little buggy, but it doesn't really matter -- we're living in the future :)
Wow, epic comment. Thanks for this. I'm going to take a while to digest it.
Chartbeat data on how people around the world engage with content
Crumble is a chrome-extension that prevents tracking of your online activities
Thank you so much! Kinda hate that Techstars doesn't have a SV location.
Tiny Roomba would probably have such low terminial velocity it may just blow away or land like a feather.

Tiny Roomba, like the robot in OA, won't require power to stay stuck to window.

Tiny Roomba, like Roomba's today, will know it's power reserves and be able to return to charging station before shutdown.

Tiny Roomba will be solar powered.
I wish more folks took your perspective on notifications. We need to reduce distractions, not make distractions less distracting. Of course for many companies like Facebook this leads to slower growth and less engagement, so I don't see it happening anytime soon—that is unless we all take your perspective with respect to technology and change the default settings to notify us of only important/time sensitive information.
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There is no need to be in possession of the private key - only put in on the C&C server or even let the C&C server generate the key pair and send out the public key on request.
Apple is worth more than everything
My biggest frustration is just the whole black-box-ness of it all. Why is a site that I have on the frontpage of Bing but on page four of Google for the same keyword? That sorta stuff.
I’ve already hinted we need a monad

Unless you are framework/lib programming, that is a phrase that should pretty much never be uttered.
Ok, I build a 1000 12 gram bots?
Agreed. I hope that this involves empowering team leads to find best practices that work for their engineers.
In the time window just before release apps with WatchKit extensions went from "Waiting For Review" to "Ready for Sale" in less than 24h with the "In Review" time lasting less than an hour. Now we're back to 48 - 72h review times
With some kind of post your sim back to the uk system, have n customers and n+1 sims, rotate them as needed
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