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by carimura 4y ago
Since some people are talking about games, I thought I'd share my short list. My kids are a bit younger, and it's important to me that we don't introduce fast-moving games. We don't have a TV for this reason, stuff is ju
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by carimura 4y ago
maybe if it keeps getting upvoted despite being the 600,000th, there's something that continues to resonate with the audience?
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by carimura 4y ago
that's assuming the day is entirely deep work. it's not. lots of work is shallow work. not that I support grinding down at the expense of health/happiness, but for most people there's an unlimited amount of things that c
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by carimura 4y ago
Our family did the same thing... gmail is pretty superior in most aspects, but so is their ability to search your deepest darkest secrets. a tradeoff we were fine making. that said in the year we've been using it their overall "ar
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A friendlier visualization of Java's JIT compiler based on control flow(robcasloz.github.io)
18 points by carimura 4y ago|0 comments
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by carimura 4y ago
just don't get a Pyrenees. maybe this whole time he's just been a huge cat.
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by carimura 4y ago
what is it then? $ raised and trajectory are also part of the story.
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by carimura 4y ago
"never fails and can't be hacked" must be his campaign slogan. Featured 14 times as that exact phrase on his about us page [1]. [1] https://dawnproject.com/about-our-founder/
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by carimura 4y ago
perri-air cans
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by carimura 4y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but having been a hiring manager in tech for 20+ years, "materiality" (whether what you are omitting is material) is in the eye of the beholder (side note: great video game) aka the hiring manager and enforc
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by carimura 4y ago
exactly. spent 20 gray, drizzly, and damp years there. then came to California and realized there was life outside the stratocumulus. also in the winter it gets dark dreadfully early (~1615). [edit 1] That said the summers are beautiful. Lo
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by carimura 4y ago
ouch. what awful advice. lying by omission is not only a terrible way to enter into a trusting relationship with a new employer but could also be committing fraud.
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by carimura 5y ago
there are certainly numerous success stories. i have friends who "recapped" and went on to be quite financially successful, but that is likely the exception, not the rule.
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by carimura 5y ago
much respect. those are hard feelings to deal with especially given you had users, customers, investors, and a team to think about as well, none of which you can easily and cleanly ask for advice on this matter.
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by carimura 5y ago
It's already private, I presume you mean some form of restructuring the cap table so the founders/team have fresh ownership to work with. A noble thought, but then what? skeleton crew the business at a snails pace while still bein
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by carimura 5y ago
I'm switching to X and will be happy until either, a) X gets large enough to matter and also has scale issues. b) X gets acquired by Y and sends a "what a great journey we're so excited that X will have Y's resources&quo
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My attempt to understand why people perceive Java as complex(sivalabs.in)
2 points by carimura 5y ago|0 comments
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by carimura 5y ago
I stew on this idea all the time and conclude that only scale (lots of users?) would make this effective. But then I ponder the remedy itself being wielded against legitimate parties and I get slightly sad and move on to something else to w
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by carimura 5y ago
I was just contemplating this age old battle of light vs dark when it comes to shady marketing tactics vs every-day consumers. My phone number was somehow picked up by some spammer sending me 2-3 spam SMS's per day with the same shady
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by carimura 5y ago
The Java Platform Group at Oracle. Multiple jobs around the world. Come work on the platform used by millions of developers globally. https://inside.java/jobs/
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by carimura 5y ago
Sure but many are beating the market by making trades on companies that those members are supposed to regulate.
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by carimura 5y ago
can't remember where I heard this but the advice was basically this: When pitching your idea, and generating excitement, ask for money (or a commitment) on the spot. There's a big difference between saying you'd pay for somet
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by carimura 5y ago
sdkman.io
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by carimura 5y ago
LTS was proposed by Mark Reinhold [1] who leads the JDK Project in the OpenJDK community in 2017. There was a lot of discussion [2] that resulted in many vendors supporting and adopting the LTS model. It's a thriving ecosystem (which i
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by carimura 5y ago
Here's a short interview with Naoto on JEP 400 https://inside.java/2022/03/22/podcast-023/
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by carimura 5y ago
You can find some updated Java tutorials here also: https://dev.java
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by carimura 5y ago
Depends. Many companies want to rely on long-term supported versions with security/stability updates directly from the folks that wrote a majority of the code in the JDK itself. Also as noted above, Oracle offers the Oracle JDK under a
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by carimura 5y ago
That's changed a bit. As of JDK 17, Oracle offers Oracle JDK builds under the NFTC license [1], free for use in production with updates overlapping the next LTS version. [1] https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies
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Java 18 General Availability(twitter.com)
7 points by carimura 5y ago|0 comments
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JavaOne Is Back(oracle.com)
10 points by carimura 5y ago|5 comments

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