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by crummy 2y ago
Most of the serialization libraries I use (Jackson, gson) ignore the Serialization interface. I think it's only used for Java's now-rarely-used native serialization functionality.
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by crummy 2y ago
Why do you want Optional to implement Serializable?
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by crummy 2y ago
In NZ, EVs pay road user charges.
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by crummy 2y ago
I'll be grateful for all the prep dreams when I finally find myself doing an exam I'd forgotten about while naked.
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by crummy 2y ago
Got a source on that? Didn't realize USAID had so much political weight to throw around.
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by crummy 2y ago
Really like this post. Curious about: > Gradual, dependently typed languages are the future I guess that's TypeScript - are there other languages that fit this bill?
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by crummy 2y ago
Can you do that without a US postal address?
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Fly.io January Newsletter (Managed Postgres)(go.news.fly.io)
2 points by crummy 2y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 2y ago
You think they deliberately left their DB open to the internet, without a password? Why?
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Janus Pro WebGPU(huggingface.co)
1 points by crummy 2y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 2y ago
Didn't Active Desktop let you set a webpage as your wallpaper? Crazy times.
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by crummy 2y ago
If you had a laptop with Bluetooth, you could install this on it and find it if it were lost, I think.
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by crummy 2y ago
This stood out to me, too. Git's CLI was very confusing for me to learn, but on Docker the metaphors made sense. An image, like a file system image. A container, something with walls. Exec to execute commands. Rm to delete. Some of the
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by crummy 2y ago
Hi Ertu! Great to see your work again! Keep it up!
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by crummy 2y ago
What did you need Tailwind for before that you couldn't do in normal CSS? Doesn't Tailwind map pretty much 1:1 to CSS?
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by crummy 2y ago
It's kind of like me reading the wikipedia page on the Monty Hall problem. I read an explanation about why it makes sense to change doors. But no, my gut tells me there's a 50/50 chance. I scroll down, repeat...
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by crummy 2y ago
Was that happening or was it just something we were worried about? Maybe we could have just banned it when there was evidence it was actually occuring?
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by crummy 2y ago
> but because the usage of their algorithms allows the app to influence how Americans think about different issues Is that the case or is that just assumed what the government means when they say issues of national security? I thought th
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by crummy 2y ago
according to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2414135 IQ tests aren't truly banned in the US
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The State of Video Gaming in 2025(matthewball.co)
1 points by crummy 2y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 2y ago
Lots of parents probably follow similar lines of thinking about the effect of sugar on their kids' behaviour, and I think it's worth deferring to experts on that.
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by crummy 2y ago
How do the automated builds work? When I tried this five years ago a hardware dongle needed to be connected to the build machine.
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Java in the Small(horstmann.com)
409 points by crummy 2y ago|331 comments
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Litdb – type safe SQL for JavaScript/TS(litdb.dev)
112 points by crummy 2y ago|66 comments
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by crummy 2y ago
What's your explanation?
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by crummy 2y ago
Didn't lots of us get six figure salaries?
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by crummy 2y ago
I've heard no one escapes a solo sail of longer than a week or two without going a little crazy. I wonder if Starlink (and having that connection to the rest of the world) changes that a little bit.
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by crummy 2y ago
Maybe when you first receive a text you see: This message is from an unknown number. (Accept / Block / Charge sender $1)
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by crummy 2y ago
Perhaps you could talk about how you do it?
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by crummy 2y ago
The polls show Harris and Trump are neck and neck, but the only explanation for a Harris win is fraud?

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