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Java Bindings for Rust: A Comprehensive Guide(akilmohideen.github.io)
3 points by emccue 2y ago|0 comments
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by emccue 2y ago
You need to use --enable-preview for now. When thats stable you won't need to. I'm not really putting too much effort to call attention to that rn, i'd rather wait
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by emccue 2y ago
Blurb I put on the other places I shared this: This is a book intended to teach someone the Java language, from scratch. You will find that the content makes heavy use of recently released and, for the moment, preview features. This is inte
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by emccue 2y ago
Where does the funding for the companies developing those databases come from? I do not know enough about vector search to assert pgvector is enough for you, but I do know enough about supply chains to get woozy
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by emccue 2y ago
Sure. I think the caveats I mentioned are real though. Using SQLite locks you out of some platforms as a service and out of some application architectures. It also means you need to be doing stuff like snapshotting your VM every x minutes.
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by emccue 2y ago
Okay, I am very sorry that I got Rick Houlihan's name wrong. In my defense, I hadn't watched his talks _recently_ and we've all been Berenstain Bear'ed a few times. But also the comparison of DynamoDB/Cassandra to M
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by emccue 2y ago
Yeah, shit. Fixed that one. Would you believe I don't have an editor?
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by emccue 2y ago
To use the terminology from JSpecify: null-marked module accounting { } Could very well be the sort of thing that comes next.
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A Dramatic Reading: I Will Fucking Piledrive You If You Mention AI Again(mccue.dev)
65 points by emccue 2y ago|35 comments
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Ask HN: Has Datadog called your personal number unsolicited?
4 points by emccue 3y ago|2 comments
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by emccue 3y ago
Sorry, this is a field I have not thought about maybe ever. What is the thing you want me to do?
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by emccue 3y ago
All the traffic from today was handled pretty soundly by a t2.medium, but noting that for later.
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by emccue 3y ago
YEP
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by emccue 3y ago
It is a preview feature right now, so the playground is adding --enable-preview. (there is a toggle for that.) java --enable-preview Main.java Things generally exit preview after ~2 releases.
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by emccue 3y ago
Set a timer for a few days for me to clean up the documentation and whatnot then I am down.
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by emccue 3y ago
That is still Java 8, right? (I do really like CheerpJ if only because it enables software preservation.)
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by emccue 3y ago
Oof. Hopefully its just because the cert was issued recently?
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by emccue 3y ago
Actually the one on McCue-Software-Solutions is the right one. I might move it there soon-ish though. This was done as a senior project @ University of Central Florida. Using the github org made things simpler for the students to work on it
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by emccue 3y ago
The biggest differences that I can think of right now are - Its not using the whole orchestrator...thing. That was some complex code and we made a Practical Choice. - No equivalents for a lot of the rust tools. Choices aren't as straig
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We made a fork of the Rust Playground(java-playground.com)
99 points by emccue 3y ago|37 comments
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by emccue 3y ago
A better example would be var remoteResultA = callRemoteA(client); var remoteResultB = callRemoteB(f(remoteResultA)); Where handling a request means you have to make two http calls and those two calls have some order dependence
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SQL for Java Objects(github.com)
5 points by emccue 3y ago|0 comments
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by emccue 4y ago
> Our choice of D was based on three criteria: syntax similarity to the C programming language, interoperability with C programs and high performance generated code. I'm a bit perplexed tying to figure out how any of these criteria
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by emccue 4y ago
^
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by emccue 4y ago
Speak with a lawyer. There might be nothing, there might be something.
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by emccue 4y ago
See I believe this. There are remarkably fewer demented people as a result of people taking Hydroxychloroquine.
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by emccue 4y ago
They use the same physical infrastructure. Its an oligopoly
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by emccue 4y ago
Look man, it's fine to have irrational goals. Hume's guillotine never stopped dropping. But you have to remember that Forbes, the magazine, is run by a bunch of actual human beings. You can find out what criteria they use by askin
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by emccue 4y ago
https://schillerinstitute.com/stop-green-fascism/ ^ among other "great hits" from those absolute wackos. Hard to emphasize how bad these "fine at first glance" bullshit sites are.
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by emccue 4y ago
These are pretty weak arguments For the first point - val/var "More importantly, it doesn’t offer its immutable counterpart, val. You still need to add the final keyword, which nearly nobody uses." This super undermines the c

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