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exabrial
5mo ago
https://dayssincelastjavascriptframework.com
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https://github.com/s4u/pgpverify-maven-plugin If you want paranoid mode, you can verify literally every part of the maven build process.
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Nope, JVMCI is how something like GraalVM plugs itself in the JVM. I conflated that with JPDA/JDWP.
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5mo ago
Correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't JVMCI how Eclipse and IntelliJ do hot reloading of classes in debug mode?
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5mo ago
correction, websites have a way to spy on visitors: Javascript.
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AI is not responsible for anything at the moment, except making existing senior developers reasonably more efficient for sleeve of tasks, but not the tasks that take the most time. Saying "we don't need as many staff because AI&qu
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5mo ago
I mean but AI is replacing humans, so they should be able to work less hours.
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5mo ago
Fair point. It could be a combination could possibly be an effective repellent. But the essential oils simply do not work by themselves.
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5mo ago
Never tried Entomol. But I've found any of the essential oils simply don't work more than 10-20mins after application. I'd be very skeptical, but I'll try it if I can find an EPA/FDA approved spray. Picaridin is saf
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The answer is just to use Picaridin instead of DEET, or perhaps a combination of both. Picaridin is sold as "Off - Clean Feel" or in Sawyer products in the USA. The exact mechanism is not completely understood, but it's thoug
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There are no natural oils that have been proven to stay effective, or are effective as DEET. Go ahead, hose yourself down with Lemon oil, citronella, oil, or lemon eucalyptus oil. They simply do not work.
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5mo ago
I believe DEET interferes with their ability to locate prey actually.
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5mo ago
simple and useful, thanks!
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More reasons to use the JVM everywhere!
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5mo ago
Nope.
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Projects like this would be significantly funner and easier to make in Jdk25+(well technically 24+) because of the new Java classfile/bytecode API. It looks like Endive uses OW2 ASM, probably because this supports back to Jdk11. The
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Yeah Intellij is incredible, and I believe it's Swing. And Eclipse is ambulatory, but the SWT/OSGI frameworks are fighting yesterday's battles. All of this aside, I yet to find this level of IDE/Debugger in any other lan
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5mo ago
I mean that was the whole point of Temu... buy shit dirt cheap because over-regulation harms the consumer.
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Reality has types and identity. Static types just make sense. That all being said, the JVM has never broken into local apps, even with JavaFx. I think the thought of installing a JVM, plus then installing an app is no longer a workflow most
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5mo ago
Sigh. You are the reason we can't move forward.
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Cheap electricity. Like a 10x-15x reduction. We can't change material cost at the moment, but this is something we could have influence over. Recycling steel and aluminum would be dirt cheap. We'd leap even farther ahead in traini
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5mo ago
If this were a Jason Bourne movie, it was the CIA that put the gold bars there.
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5mo ago
precisely!
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I wish it were realtime. We could all be quazillionnaires.
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There are a lot of reasons why that forum is dead. I loved answering questions on it in the heyday, it was fun and I learned a ton. The owners let a bunch "admins" run it into the ground first though. Another user that "outr
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5mo ago
So android is exempt?
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Congrats! This is a feat! May I suggest producing a specification document that critically defines the desired behavior? (If this hasn’t been done)
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5mo ago
Taking a peek, this looks like you're attaching a JVM Agent and instrumenting JDK classes as they're loaded, calling into the jguard controller? This is probably how the SecurityManager should have been designed in the first pla
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Unfortunately, the simple fact is that one can be handed a JSON document with non-existent keys, and one can be handed a database row with a null column. Often, the programmer may handed a schema from a third party they have no control over
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> Value classes cannot be null. Won't this be an issue for JPA/JSONB? `null` is a an important and value in JSON and nearly every database, and for modeling the real world.
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