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scorchin

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    The patches to the Kernel are in review and can be seen here: https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-input/patch/20201...

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    Comment #22679797

    Congrats on launching! Are you able to share further technical details on what you've had to do to get the speed gains you're describing?

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    Comment #20404309

    For other mitigations to climate change, see Project Drawdown: https://www.drawdown.org/

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    Comment #19664421

    As a client I've been happily using https://www.irccloud.com/ for the last few years. Does what I need: decent mobile and web client.

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    Comment #11128608

    I've played with Teller and it's nothing short of incredible. The developer on boarding is super slick.

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    Comment #6373183

    There's also webbit-rest: https://github.com/webbit/webbit-rest

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    Comment #3578981

    Here's the previous submission: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2446316

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    Comment #3333697

    There are a number of people I know who have never touched Java and are being exposed to the eco-system through languages like Clojure and Scala and this kind of overview may be us…

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    Comment #3333672

    As of Java 1.5, generics were added. Before generics you had to cast every object you read from a collection. If someone accidentally inserted an object of the wrong type — possibl…

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    Comment #3304841

    For those looking for something more like Sinatra in Java, check out webbit: https://github.com/joewalnes/webbit Here's an example of a simple Websocket chat server: https://gist.g…

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    Comment #3285507

    Not sure about currently, but the (old) lead developer of FireBug left to join the Chrome team earlier this year[1] [1] http://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-20080338-264/firefox-world…

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    > Our goal was that all the start-up booths would be staffed by developers at the start-ups, so you'd be able to find out what the culture and experience of their start-up was like…

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    I'm a recent graduate and I attended the previous milkroundabout. Let me start by saying that I've always hated recruitment fairs — you're treated like cattle and rarely get to spe…