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by carimura 3y ago
Hot off the presses from the JVM Language Summit a few weeks ago; The Challenges of Introducing Virtual Threads to the Java Platform [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsCJYQDPrrE
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by carimura 3y ago
Technically they backed down from CSAM scanning after public pressure. Can we say the same thing about Google and/or Meta?
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by carimura 3y ago
To be fair they aren't. They are demonstrating how Apple is a willing participant obfuscating the actual privacy monstrosities happening by Meta.
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by carimura 3y ago
Correction: "Nobody who regularly reads Hacker News believes anything Meta or Google have to say about privacy."
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Project Leyden – Improving Java Startup Time [video](youtube.com)
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OpenJDK Call for Discussion: Project Babylon(mail.openjdk.org)
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The JVM Language Summit 2023 Playlist(youtube.com)
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by carimura 3y ago
thanks for reminding me to close the laptop, hug my children, and go for a run.
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Java 21 new feature: Virtual Threads (JEP Café) [video](youtube.com)
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Upgrading from Java 17 to 21 [video](youtube.com)
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Continuations in Java – Under the Covers [video](youtube.com)
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A Classfile API for the JDK [video](youtube.com)
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Java and GPU are we nearly there yet? [video](youtube.com)
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by carimura 3y ago
Prisoner's Dilemma. Effectively the start of the war in Alas, Babylon. Great book about the communities that remain after nuclear war.
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by carimura 3y ago
I recall getting hooked on some turn-based war simulator and played for days resulting in some crazy high bill that my parents had to pay. Anyone remember that game?
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Foreign Function and Memory API – JVM Language Summit(inside.java)
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by carimura 3y ago
Most companies I talk to have a mixture of 8 for many stable unchanging applications and [11, 17, latest] for newer stuff.
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by carimura 3y ago
the point is obesity is a risk in a different way because it stresses the healthcare system.
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by carimura 3y ago
Maybe I'm reading it wrong but to me it seems like the quote is in fact talking about "for the good of everyone else".
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by carimura 3y ago
the dystopian nightmare of state-controlled restricted movement because of (fill in scary threat) is increasingly becoming a reality. that said, driving down the road it seems like 20% of drivers are glued to their phones and one evasive br
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by carimura 3y ago
Correction: That's the first preview, here's the latest JEP on Virtual Threads: https://openjdk.org/jeps/444
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by carimura 3y ago
We aggregate/organize content from the Java team here: https://inside.java/tag/loom
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by carimura 3y ago
I use Brave with Brave Rewards disabled and I almost forget anything Crypto related exists.
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Project Leyden: Toward Condensers(inside.java)
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by carimura 3y ago
would this now place the Fed in between transactions where it wasn't before?
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by carimura 3y ago
Well the problem is a) size of congress hasn't kept up with growth of country, and b) there are a lot more wealthy people. So basic supply and demand means more competitive seats, more expensive races, more pricing out anyone attached
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by carimura 3y ago
haha. I think this is sarcasm? anyways, she was when the calls were reported.
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by carimura 3y ago
I'm certainly not advocating for our ruling class but also consider that the cost to run and win a senate seat is something like $15M and a house seat over $2M (and that was data from a few years ago and only took averages, not the top
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by carimura 3y ago
I suppose that's the big debate. Although one can safely say it would have probably been preferable to stack cans of sparkling water. or maybe perri-air.
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by carimura 3y ago
huh, there's a fallacy for everything these days. well yes, some mushrooms are as close to nature as possible but would kill us. but believing in nature more than pepsico is usually a decent choice.

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