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by brunoborges 9mo ago
The explosion of fake people on Instagram (which has become just a front-door for Other Form of "social networks"), as well as fake videos in general, will likely push people away from the Internet as a means to interact with othe
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by brunoborges 9mo ago
> Nobody is voluntarily booking a flight with their Alexa. Rich people use voice because they have disposable income and they don't care if a flight is $800 or $4,000. They are likely buying business/first class anyways. Tony S
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by brunoborges 9mo ago
Any particular reason why you shared these files in a gist rather a repo?
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by brunoborges 9mo ago
Anthropic: we will do the Code button first, then we implement Non-Code button. OpenAI: we will do the Non-Code button first, then we implement the Code button.
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by brunoborges 9mo ago
Yeah, I was thinking of binary formats as the only solution, but your XML example is perfect. Thank you.
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by brunoborges 9mo ago
> This limit also applies to (de)serializing data like JSON and Protobuf, because those formats must typically be fully parsed before a single field can be read. Which file formats allow partial parsing?
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by brunoborges 9mo ago
> This makes it critically important that you, the software engineer, understand the purpose and real world usage of your software. Your job isn’t to complete tickets that fulfill a list of asks from your product manager. Your job is to
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by brunoborges 9mo ago
Indeed, how documentation is written is key. But funny enough, I have been a strong advocate that documentation should always be written in Reference Docs style, and optionally with additional Scenario Docs. The former is to be consumed by
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by brunoborges 9mo ago
As long as software is properly documented, and documentation is published in LLM-friendly formats, LLMs may be able to answer most of the beyond basic questions even when docs don't explicitly cover a particular scenario. Take an API
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by brunoborges 10mo ago
I've been watching Chris Young's videos for the past week and I am addicted. Not sure if for the food, for the low-cost-high-production-quality, or for the science. Dude is amazing.
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by brunoborges 11mo ago
Can we have a website for these things too? - ceiling lights - shower curtains or glass box - 7 ft tall (minimum) shower head - firm mattress
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by brunoborges 11mo ago
In JDK 25, you can run this code: $ cat App.java void main() { for (;;) { try { return; } finally { continue; } } } $ java App.java
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by brunoborges 1y ago
You are missing the part where the data did exist and that after something/someone sent it to /dev/null, the data was gone. Therefore, the data did not endure. The Durability test of ACID failed for /dev/null.
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by brunoborges 1y ago
I get the joke, but IMO it doesn't pass Durability test, as what is sent to it (i.e. transactions) are not durable. Durability in ACID is about the durability of the data that is sent to the database (in this ironic post, /dev&#
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by brunoborges 1y ago
I am saying that those binaries are built by Oracle: "Production and Early-Access OpenJDK Builds, from Oracle" That's all.
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by brunoborges 1y ago
That download link takes you to jdk.java.net, which hosts OpenJDK builds built by Oracle.
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by brunoborges 1y ago
> just get some openjdk distribution From several sources: - Oracle themselves, at jdk.java.net - Microsoft, at microsoft.com/openjdk - Red Hat ... - Azul Systems ... - Amazon - Bell Soft - Canonical (Ubuntu ships OpenJDK bina
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by brunoborges 1y ago
> "Am I using the correct language runtime distribution (or version thereof) so I don't get into legal trouble?" Is a question none of Java's competitors have to ask. I am not sure this is 100% true. I think that if y
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by brunoborges 1y ago
> Oracle makes me too uneasy. Can I use Java without the worry of incurring Oracle's wrath? Hey! I work at Microsoft and helped us launch the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK. I can categorically say that yes you can use Java without wo
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by brunoborges 1y ago
The interesting thing here is that OpenAI likely has a layer that trims down videos exactly how you suggest, so they can still charge by the full length while costing less for them to actually process the content.
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by brunoborges 1y ago
I'm not surprised, but somewhat disappointed that the author did not mention Java EE Application Servers. IMO one of the disadvantages of that solution compared to Kuberentes was that they were Java-specific and not polyglot. But every
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by brunoborges 1y ago
I am surprised Pornhub hasn't acquired a VPN company yet...
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by brunoborges 1y ago
The amount of em dashes in this article is quite telling... I agree with the core of the idea though, and I have written about it as well ( https://www.linkedin.com/posts/brunocborges_ai-wont-eliminat... ).
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by brunoborges 1y ago
"Growing fast" is questionable these days. There is an ever growing percentage of new AI-generated videos among every set of daily uploads. How long until more than half of uploads in a day are AI-generated?
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by brunoborges 2y ago
For a small load queueing system, I had great success with Apache ActiveMQ back in the days. I designed and implemented a system with the goal of triggering SMS for paid content. This was in 2012. Ultimately, the system was fast enough that
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by brunoborges 2y ago
I am curious what other languages (and runtimes) have been using so far. Anyone knows?
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by brunoborges 2y ago
> Personally - just let the developer own the machine they use for development. I wonder if Microsoft's approach for Dev Box is the right one.
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by brunoborges 2y ago
I once had an epic discussion with Brian Goetz regarding the use of Enums as an implementation of the Singleton pattern. Lesson learned, and the Twitter thread is now history: https://twitter.com/brunoborges/status&#x2F
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by brunoborges 2y ago
Can you share details of the technology stack used to build the tool?

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