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carimura
3y ago
Thanks for using us! We ended up selling the service to private equity, hence the slowdown in features and support. Was an awesome and fun business to build but running a 24/7/365 service just as all the cloud providers were addin
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3y ago
clicks skepticATX, clicks.
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3y ago
When we started Iron.io in 2010, there were basically 3 companies at every developer event driving the API-first message: Heroku, Sendgrid, and Twilio. Back then, most thought Heroku (as the Platform) was going to be the one ending up in th
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carimura
3y ago
Yes I came away with the same thing. It's The Register's modus operandi to use cheeky clickbait titles.
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carimura
3y ago
he roundhoused the acceptance letter.
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carimura
3y ago
anybody else have issues with archive.is lately? Tried two computers multiple browsers and all I get is a never-ending security check, sometimes with a captcha to really laugh at me.
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3y ago
Specific examples just incite a never-ending low-fidelity Internet debate that I'd really prefer not to get into, but despite my hesitation, I'll risk suggesting that you search for blog posts by the co-founder of Wikipedia Larry
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3y ago
> Wikipedia is like academia it's a closed system where a small group get to decide what opinions are correct, what facts get a mention and what are worth looking at with a feedback loop to itself that is used to control facts by de
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3y ago
Ya. At a certain point it's pretty much how it works. Relationships have been the difference maker in my life at almost every point. Something that does require some intention.
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JEP 461: Stream Gatherers (Preview)
(openjdk.org)
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3y ago
There are a handful of things I can point to that likely inspired my career in computers... Second Reality was one of them. (Probably Leisure Suit Larry behind that. :)
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3y ago
sure but the senate doesn't just legislate for registered voters. my point is how out of touch congress potentially is based on age (and from other comments, net worth).
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3y ago
it's incredible isn't it? Even beyond cognitive inabilities, average age is like 64 and the median net worth of congress is $1M (probably much higher for senate given cost of campaign). Compare that to 62% of American's repor
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3y ago
I find it fascinating that the average age of the senate is 64.
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3y ago
canary in the coal mine for the economy?
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JEP 457: Class-File API for Parsing, generating, transforming Java classfiles
(openjdk.org)
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3y ago
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3y ago
and for those coming from an earlier release, he does one every 6 months: https://seanjmullan.org/blog/
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JDK 21 Security Enhancements
(seanjmullan.org)
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My Favorite JDK 21 Feature: Javadoc Search URL
(stuartmarks.wordpress.com)
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3y ago
Ya LLMs intend to keep us just impressed enough to keep going until they intend to destroy us because they'll never intend to close the laptop and do other stuff. :)
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3y ago
Second sentence mentions an API, but then, no API docs anywhere...?
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JEP 455: Primitive types in Patterns, instanceof, and switch (Preview)
(openjdk.org)
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Java 21 Brings Full Pattern Matching [video]
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3y ago
rave massage circles?
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2 in the placebo group.
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3y ago
exactly. what a weird PR campaign.
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Java Records Are “Trusted” and Consequently Faster
(minborgsjavapot.blogspot.com)
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3y ago
Read some of the post and some of the comments here and a thought crossed my mind. Technical people like order, systems, rules, processes. As managers, they try and apply those things to managing people. The problem is people aren't co
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Check out "Project Amber in Action" [1], String templates [2], Unnamed Classes [3], etc etc. Even considering the critical importance of compatibility, the language has come a long ways and is still going. [1] https://d
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Java 21 API Changes
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