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U.S. drops COVID vaccine recommendations for healthy children, pregnant women(reuters.com)
16 points by cempaka 1y ago|7 comments
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by cempaka 1y ago
At first I did a double take because I thought you said there are still people playing Phantasmagoria .
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JEP Draft: Classifier API to Map Finite Sets to Indexes(openjdk.org)
1 points by cempaka 1y ago|0 comments
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Kotlin and Azul: Collaboration for enhanced runtime performance(blog.jetbrains.com)
3 points by cempaka 1y ago|0 comments
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by cempaka 1y ago
https://www.angryflower.com/1504.html
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With REAL ID, America now has national ID cards and internal passports(reason.com)
16 points by cempaka 1y ago|2 comments
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by cempaka 1y ago
Some of his paranoid-aware readers believe Pynchon's W.A.S.T.E. may have been an early reference to the ARPANET/internet, which (in this reading of events) Pynchon was read into some of the plans for.
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by cempaka 1y ago
Pretty funny to see people posting about "holding knowledge hostage" on a thread about a new LLM version from a company which 100% intends to make that its business model.
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by cempaka 1y ago
Tether prints billions of dollars a month with a staff of 15 while running a business that's arguably much closer to infringing on the USD's domain than anything that was ever done by Liberty Reserve. I'm sure the regulators&
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Some US banks explore venturing into crypto with joint stablecoin, WSJ reports(reuters.com)
6 points by cempaka 1y ago|1 comments
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“ZLinq”, a Zero-Allocation LINQ Library for .NET(neuecc.medium.com)
269 points by cempaka 1y ago|88 comments
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HHS to Stop Recommending Routine Covid Shots for Children, Pregnant Women(wsj.com)
5 points by cempaka 1y ago|0 comments
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Why Citadel Securities is training its developers on C++26(businessinsider.com)
3 points by cempaka 1y ago|1 comments
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How Workleap uses .NET Aspire to transform local development(anthonysimmon.com)
1 points by cempaka 1y ago|0 comments
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JEP 515: Ahead-of-Time Method Profiling(openjdk.org)
101 points by cempaka 1y ago|10 comments
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Worker cuts leave woodland firefighting crews short-staffed(abcnews.go.com)
2 points by cempaka 1y ago|0 comments
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Coinbase acquires crypto derivatives exchange Deribit for $2.9B(cnbc.com)
4 points by cempaka 1y ago|0 comments
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by cempaka 1y ago
Yeah I'm a big fan of the JetBrains IDEs but I tried it out a few days ago and couldn't even get it to stay connected. Gave up after reading a few recent forum posts about how much trouble people are still having with the feature
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by cempaka 1y ago
What did you mean by "inline classes" here? My only understanding of that term applies to something like what Java is still developing for Valhalla but has not delivered yet, whereas Kotlin is arguably a little farther along with
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Unity’s Open-Source Double Standard: the ban of VLC(mfkl.github.io)
541 points by cempaka 1y ago|162 comments
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by cempaka 1y ago
The general thinking around this is that if you're still in interpreted code, you're not in the kind of context where the cost of an extra object allocation is worth worrying about.
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by cempaka 1y ago
Java has replaced JNI with the Project Panama FFM, which depending on your use case might perform quite a bit better than JNI used to. The Vector API is stuck in incubator and still a bit rough around the edges though, so SIMD might be a bi
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by cempaka 1y ago
This is a good video that goes over a ton of the optimizations, especially around concatenation: https://youtu.be/z3yu1kjtcok?si=mOdZ5sh5rp8LNyap
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by cempaka 1y ago
Yeah the Java team took the opportunity while introducing the new record feature to explicitly forbid mutating their final fields. Their intention is to eventually enforce the same invariants across all Java fields unless the JVM is passed
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Java for AI [video](youtube.com)
2 points by cempaka 1y ago|0 comments
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by cempaka 1y ago
Is it your belief that the school closures were successful in mitigating a significant portion of the (grossly exaggerated) harms being enumerated in this thread?
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by cempaka 1y ago
Your numbers and etiology are complete nonsense, and again I'm not sure how they're relevant to the question of school closures, unless you believe schools (and I would think, to be consistent, all of public life itself?) should b
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by cempaka 1y ago
Not sure how this is relevant to an article about school closures, which were successful in preventing perhaps 0.00001% of children from eventually becoming infected with COVID.
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by cempaka 1y ago
I actually consider myself "on the left," but find their turn to a sort of scientistic blind trust of anything remotely billed as "public health" during COVID to have been disastrous.
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by cempaka 1y ago
The recent NIH meta-study indicated there may be neurotoxic effects at concentrations within an order of magnitude of the recommended drinking water level (perhaps even at just 2x the recommendation), I wouldn't call that "very lo

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