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   by cryptos 8y ago

   You can easily have millions of coroutines on the JVM with Kotlin coroutines: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/coroutines/coroutines-...
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   by cryptos 8y ago

   The wikis of GitHub and GitLab are nice for developers, but I doubt that non-technical users will be happy with them. Inserting a link to a recently created page is really simple in Confluence, but there is no assistence in these wikis. Ins
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   by cryptos 8y ago

   I've experience with MediaWiki, and it was not very popular. The markup language is one of the worst I've ever seen. I would prefer good, old HTML instead. But, anyway, non-technical users don't like it.
4. 454.▲
   by cryptos 8y ago

   I know Zenkit but it is not a replacement for Jira. It could possibly replace Jira in some (not so complex) scenarios, but not Confluence. And the Zenkit Android app is a disaster.
5. 455.▲
   by cryptos 8y ago

   We have performance issues with Jira (cloud) and I fear the same could happen with Confluence in the cloud. Another point is license cost -- I think the price of Confluence is ok, but we have some confluence sceptics and a lower price would
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   Ask HN: What is a good alternative to Confluence?

   33 points by cryptos 8y ago|26 comments
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   by cryptos 8y ago

   Keep in mind that Google dropped the motto "Don't be evil." So this change is in compliance with Google ethics now.
8. 458.▲
   by cryptos 8y ago

   I don't get the point with Java feeling slow because of the slow start time (compared to C++). If I understand correctly Passenger is a server application and this kind of application is typically started rarely and long running, so th
9. 459.▲
   by cryptos 8y ago

   That is all very well and I really appreciate Apple's long support for iPhones, but Apple did popularize firmly bonded batteries in its phones and even in notebooks. A battery is a wear part and should be easy to replace. Every thing e
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    I'm not saying that clojure is bad, but if you look at any language popularity index it is very rarely used in general.
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    The author compares Spring and Java EE vs. Node.js. But these three things can do very different things. It would be better to compare Node.js with something like Reactor or RxJava and a reactive Web framework like WebFlux. > Dahl’s expe
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    I hate this with Ubuntu, too. And then you see that you systems since <crazy name> are supported and you have to google to find out the actual Ubuntu release number and compare it to that of the target system. Annoying!
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    What Comes After JDK 8?(azul.com)

    2 points by cryptos 8y ago|0 comments
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    I wonder if it would have been possible to blast a bigger hole in the rock to get the victims out more easily?
15. 465.▲
    by cryptos 8y ago

    Welcome to subscription hell: https://techcrunch.com/2018/05/06/subscription-hell/
16. 466.▲
    by cryptos 8y ago

    Hugo is a fantastic tool and I would choose it again. However there is a little annoying bug for years: If you let Hugo create a table of contents it adds an unnecessary level of nesting, if the highest level of content headings is h2. This
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    Has anyone noticed that it is always mentioned that a tool is written in Go, even if this implementation detail has no relevance for the user? Nobody would write "Universal C++ CLI ...".
18. 468.▲
    by cryptos 8y ago

    Could this benchmark be applied to Reactor or RxJava? It would be interesting to see how they compare to the mentioned solutions.
19. 469.▲
    by cryptos 8y ago

    Every time I read something about Oracle, I think this shop should be rebranded as Asshole Inc.
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    I wonder about the exact same thing. Some time ago I compared the features of GitLab with similar solutions and found that the OSS version is pretty limited. If you want all the nice features for big projects it is more expansive than the A
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    Ask HN: Why didn't the Android Security Super-GAU happen yet?

    1 points by cryptos 8y ago|0 comments
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    Am I the only one preferring hierarchical forums? Longer discussions in flat forums are almost always a mess. I think that we need a forum with the good hierarchical overview of the good, old usenet clients (but with updated UI, of course).
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    Why should Go be faster? Both languages use a garbage collector and Java is highly optimized. Plus Java can be optimized even further at runtime.
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    I've tried the predecessor, CyanogenMod, on an older tablet and there were hardly any update. And the installation was absolutely not fun! Another downside of rooting your device is that some Apps will no longer work (like banking apps
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    Wait until the "machine learning undo" comes out! It will be the greatest undo of all times!
26. 476.▲
    by cryptos 8y ago

    But what to buy instead? The only option seems to be an iPhone. Or is there an android vendor with longer support?
27. 477.▲
    by cryptos 8y ago

    I'm tired of the throw away culture of Android device manufacturers. With the exception of Google Pixel and the Samsung top models, where you get up to 3 Years (security) updates, you can throw your Android device away after 2 years, s
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    Does O'Reilly still use DocBook? Is this the choice of the author?
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    Atlassian’s two-year cloud journey(techcrunch.com)

    1 points by cryptos 8y ago|0 comments
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    by cryptos 8y ago

    Atlassian's "Questions for Confluence" is only half the price. https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/questions