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ilbe

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    Comment #9654846

    > there's a definitive architectural skill set that CAN BE LEARNED Would you care to share what that skill set is, for the sake of improvement of a mid-level engineer like myself?

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    Comment #9121734

    Lists like these are what's useless

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    Comment #7686178

    Cool, I tried a few searches for links I've saved off and it works quite well

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    Comment #7536113

    This is a taste of augmented reality. I like it. I'm left a bit unsatisfied though. I want to experience the real thing now.

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    Comment #7531365

    Spaces, really? Can someone speculate what might be happening under the hood?

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    Comment #7531295

    Wow, very timely, yesterday I needed to brush up on C and was wondering how I would go about it. Thanks. Very minor note: the link to "Learn C the Hard Way" on the faq page links b…

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    Comment #7516485

    Well, like in this article [1] on the front page yesterday, there's a sentiment that individual rights and private property per capitalism should give way to something more "collab…

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    Comment #7516373

    Good point, I held back on mentioning such blogs, I'd definitely support filtering those out too.

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    Comment #7516096

    Can we just discontinue submissions from forbes, wsj, bloomberg, theguardian, wired, and techcrunch?

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    Comment #7516049

    I hope that more people who believe in a "new collaborative economy" for America come across stories like this.

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    Comment #7504147

    What's most troublesome is statements like this, typical of the guardian: "A new economic paradigm – the collaborative commons – has leaped onto the world stage as a powerful chall…

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    Comment #7447827

    Cool, I like how you guys show the Low/High $ amount. Is high the same thing as 'out-of-pocket maximum' on hc.gov?

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    Comment #7446817

    How do you guys submit it to healthcare.gov afterwards?

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    Comment #7438695

    These two are good points: 1. "There are just two grades of commodities in the world: the best -- and the others." 2. "...whether he can talk and write effectively... If you write …

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    Comment #7393838

    The ads are also bigger, no?

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    Comment #7387876

    Will the original thread about KISS Trust be restored?

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    Comment #7385639

    This sounds incredibly useful in a hospital/emergency room. A definite step up from the use case of walking around town blinking to take pictures. Anyway to see more screenshots?

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    Comment #7357062

    I'm with you because I had the same experience with a judge while lawyerless. I showed him a manufacturer tech spec on my car to make the point that based on its 0-60 acceleration,…

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    Comment #7354348

    I think there's a bigger design problem then, e.g. those functions should really be classes. I'm just talking about doing a few 'extract method' refactorings.

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    Comment #7354230

    "If you find your testers splitting up functions to support the testing process, you’re destroying your system architecture and code comprehension along with it. Test at a coarser …

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    Ask HN: Do you consider anyone a pioneer in computer science since 1990?

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

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    Comment #7315640

    I hate to be negative, but this is designed perfectly for gamblers. Invest in index funds.

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    Comment #7305326

    Why not just get a $300 projector and plug your laptop in?

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    Comment #7190849

    the hopes of functional programming is that...it will be easier to exploit a lot of concurrency Is this not exactly what is happening today? Because computing is now supposed to cu…