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dleavitt

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    Comment #42606846

    The layer with the radial gradient you're putting in front of the Turing Test card blocks interaction with it - can't click or hover on its links.

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    Comment #40504868

    Github's major closed-source Copilot extension reenables itself if you try to tone down the aggressiveness of its suggestions. Some malware / reverse-useless-machine vibes. A lot o…

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    Comment #39407589

    The article didn't focus too much on solutions, though a couple of things were mentioned: 1. Reducing patent protection 2. Price controls (?) So let's assume we want these companie…

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    Comment #39356936

    Looks like it's "mod_speling" from an old version of apache: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mod_speling.html

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    Comment #38359510

    Not to mention the innovations that voluntary regulatory standards plus enlightened self-interest have enabled in the manned submersible space.

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    Comment #32188128

    I think maybe it's only strange if you assume the SEC has unlimited money and time. Grandparent comment says it better, but they're likely focusing on cases they think are pretty c…

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    Comment #31415211

    {4}{R}{R}{R}

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    Comment #31390834

    This was/is exactly the business model of SolarCity and a lot of residential solar. The more general concept, sometimes called "Savings as a Service" or "Efficiency as a Service", …

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    Comment #30879516

    HN should use this thread as a honeypot and ban anyone who commented without understand that this is parody.

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    Comment #28754405

    Allumia | Product Manager - Quality Assurance | Clean Tech | www.allumia.com | Onsite (Seattle) or Remote | FT Allumia is seeking a product-minded, process-oriented candidate to jo…

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    Comment #26664854

    Allumia | Clean Tech | www.allumia.com | Remote, US-only :/ (Seattle-based) | FT | Senior Software Engineer Allumia provides a platform to fund, design, install, and maintain energ…

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    Comment #26308030

    Allumia | Clean Tech | www.allumia.com | Remote, US-only :/ (Seattle-based) | FT | Senior Software Engineer Allumia provides a platform through which utilities can fund, design, in…

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    Comment #24705116

    Makes sense, thanks for the clarification! Do you think it's a good idea to have a "passthru" option at all?

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    Comment #24701474

    I think the term for this is "location transparency" and it tends not to work well in practice. A local function call and a RPC call over a network have very different performance …

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    Comment #24656680

    Allumia | Clean Tech | www.allumia.com | Remote (Seattle-based) | FT | Software Developer Allumia provides a platform through which utilities can fund, design, install, and maintai…

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    Comment #23673225

    This appears to be a human interest piece (specifically a local Welsh one) rather than science journalism. A quick check of the Wikipedia page for "Asteroid impact avoidance" indic…

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    Comment #20074381

    This is salient too though: The new Java-based implementation has improved performance significantly, and made Storm's internal APIs more maintainable and extensible. It's not tota…

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    Comment #18782570

    Yeah, not a great article and doesn't seem concerned with the "why." A couple of possible explanations: 1. There are beneficial effects other than tax revenue - maybe these municip…

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    Comment #17957733

    The author's point that functional programming principles are important to systems programming and should be taught alongside it is well taken. I think he confuses the issue somewh…

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    Comment #2963953

    Why is he comparing himself to the New York Times? TechCrunch is a gossip column, having more current gossip than the NYT doesn't make them the future of journalism.