frant-hartm

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by frant-hartm 3y ago
> If one person uses the technology wrong, it's a problem with that person, but if most people use the technology wrong, it's a problem with the technology. But yaml has the exact same problem. People use it where they shouldn&
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
You know that JSON is subset of yaml, right?
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
My understanding is: Oracle publishes updates for latest release until the next release. Then they drop maintenance of that branch, and RedHat picks it up (at least they did for 8, 11 and 17) and keep supporting/backporting fixes, with
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
According to https://inside.java/2023/09/19/the-arrival-of-java-21/ Oracle provides roughly 3/4 of the commits and fixed issues. It's a majority, but there are other significant players (always
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Spring and Android are 2 things which keep Java relevant. Sure there are projects using neither, but majority of Java code written nowadays is.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Maybe MS needs to advertise their new features. Java is developed in the open, we have had previews of the new features in the previous releases and the Java community has already written gazillion of articles about them. Today we celebrate
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
It's only a matter of time before IntelliJ (or some plugin) translates it on-the-fly. Reviews on GitHub will be annoying though.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
If you are on an assembly line and you have 45 s to do your job you either do it, or don't. If you do it fast and wait for 40 s you don't add any value.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
What? Zoom (by default with auto mic adjustment) catches everything. Typing on laptop is especially bad as it is closer to the mic than the person speaking (unless there is external mic), so it's like a stampede of rhinos.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
> I can save between 1000 and 2000 € a year in Austria You mean a month, right? Or you forgot one zero, or something is wrong.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Get out of the company if it has this kind of management.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Sure, just right after Linux takes over desktop.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
>To me the only thing lost when WFH vs working in the office are the random conversations you eventually pick up when passing by the coffee machine The way to get these is to basically ban private conversations. Have everything as a thre
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Not sure what you did wrong. You can easily fit whole spring web app including support for jpa and what not into 300 MB heap/native together.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
They advertise the "4K per eye" as some kind of an advantage. They need to do this to have 3D vision, but it doesn't improve the resolution, it's still just 4K. And the 4K is across your whole FOV, I would like to see a
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
When a wasm runtime supports garbage collection and all the already proposed APIs it will be comparable to nodejs or JVM.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Exactly my thoughts.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
This is very practical way of looking at the problem and is true for majority of systems, but anyone serious enough about keeping their data, and not just pretending, has some kind of back pressure mechanism built in, so the messages will s
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
What a pile of nonsense. Yes some dumb jobs will go away, but more will be created and people will quickly adapt. Leaps in productivity never lead to increased unemployment or reduced standards of living.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Jira sucks, but I have yet to see a tracking tool which sucks less.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Why change something that mostly works fine? I don't like to change set of known issues for a set of unknowns. Also those who want to avoid vendor lock in. Git repo might be moved around, do you like changing CI/CD scripts every t
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Interpreter is slow, you need to run native. There is wasmer java, which is JNI binding to wasmer runtime. Then graal has wasm support, but you need graal, not just any JVM (you can also run in stock JVM, but only in interpreted mode with
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Average car age in US and EU is somewhere around 12 years. EVs are still a minority (growing, but less than 50 % and it will stay that way for a few years). Most of the ICE cars sold now will be on the roads in 15 years.
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
> plenty of used ICE cars Hence plenty of customers for gas stations
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by frant-hartm 3y ago
Is it really that hard? https://ubuntu.com/pricing/pro
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by frant-hartm 4y ago
The line is relatively clear to me - is it easy or not to harm others? With opioids not really, not easier than with rat poison. With guns it's super easy, so they should be regulated. I would not limit your freedom which allows you to
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by frant-hartm 4y ago
Let's agree to disagree.
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by frant-hartm 4y ago
No we shouldn't. There is a big difference between a parent safely bringing up a child and a state interfering with what an adult person does to themselves. Otherwise you open a can of greater good worms. If you have money, opioids are
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by frant-hartm 4y ago
They are 2nd largest contributor to OpenJDK (Oracle is 1st obviously). They maintain the older releases - 8 and 11. It's mainly thanks to them that freely available maintenance releases of JDK 8 an 11 still exist.
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by frant-hartm 4y ago
Ratatouille is a Pixar movie, not a Disney movie.

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