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The_rationalist
5y ago
Saying they are the same language is proof of gigantic ignorance both ergonomics wise and feature wise. Secondly Kotlin multiplatform behave the same, we are using it to share backend and frontend business logic (Kotlin js).
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5y ago
Flutter is much less expressive and ergonomic than Ionic + Vue3.ts. Ionic is also more performant, in fact chromium is the fastest rendering engine to exist (let alone with css contain) which is no surprise since Skia is made by chromium de
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5y ago
.mjs has no typescript equivalent to my knowledge. The alternative is to set type: module in my package.json. doing this broke my Vue.js default projet (no idea why) therefore browser/webpack has better support for import in typescript
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5y ago
this is a moot point as ts-node exist. What's lacking is native esmodule support.
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5y ago
Yeah like https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/pin/ Maybe you could propose the idea to the jdk tracker or mailing lists? https://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/jdk-dev/2022-Februar...
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5y ago
I wonder if region pinning is relevant here https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/423#:~:text=G1%20permanently%2... . Looks like a great project Javaman :)
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5y ago
Kotlin js (ts in fact) allow us to seamlessly share our business logic between the web frontend (offline mode) and the backend
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5y ago
In Kotlin top level declarations can be accessed seamlessly without imports. This is an agreable trade-off.
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5y ago
It is significantly faster, see benchmarks. Also more concise/ergonomic and declarative.
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JVM G1 region pinning optimization
(openjdk.java.net)
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5y ago
How does it compare to https://github.com/beehive-lab/TornadoVM
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5y ago
no GPU drivers do not support webGL natively.. Although gecko use Angle from google, 3D rendering is a multifactorial problems that can be optimized from many aspects of a web browser (display lists vs immediate rendering, various caching s
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5y ago
Human resources. Mariadb commit and changes activity is significantly higher than postgres
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5y ago
Most users never add a shortcut to the home screen and yet use plenty of web apps.
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5y ago
Or you know, just use GraalVM
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5y ago
Kinda cringe that most distros still default to bash
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5y ago
What? You cannot show multiple autocomplete results without this
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The next generation of terminal ergonomics: autocomplete
(github.com)
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The_rationalist
5y ago
How about making all ELF binaries symbol processing/retrieving faster? The gnu hashmap is very much obscolete and should be replaced by Swisstable. Key observations like this will keep being ignored for the decades to come.
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5y ago
The terrestrial planet finder or any other optical telescope would have been much more revolutionary for fascinating humans with unbelievably pretty pictures
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5y ago
Nobody should still use the awful legacy vue component syntax, it is trivial and much cleaner to migrate to script setup components, which do provide properly type checked props easily https://v3.vuejs.org/api/sfc-scrip
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5y ago
Vue 3 is written in typescript and does type check props at both compile time and runtime.
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5y ago
Are 90% of his neurons missing or is the scan giving the illusion of the neurons missing because their is too much cerebrospinal fluid above them? I'm betting for the latter, anyone knows?
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Does it (buffer bleeds) happen on languages that systematically zeroe their memory? (I vaguely remember reading that for Java but I'm not sure)
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5y ago
No concrete roadmap toward improving SOTA accuracy in key NLP tasks? No roadmap towards true semantic NLU? How disappointing and predictable
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5y ago
where's the code?
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5y ago
OK this is amazing
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5y ago
The issue is that USD use imply to follow a few conditions/rules which the the U.S use to its own interest IIRC
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5y ago
Well they might be able to render food thanks to you.
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5y ago
Blockchain has no point versus immutable databases https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23290769 or at least database with immutable history of changes.
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