grashalm01

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by grashalm01 8y ago
My rule of thumb: use checked exceptions if and only if your exceptions are not supposed to be rethrown and must be handled by the caller directly. These cases are very rare, but I recently had one them.
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by grashalm01 8y ago
Exapunks is to programming as piano tiles the mobile game is to playing a real piano.
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by grashalm01 8y ago
Graal can run in dynamic and aot compilation mode. If you feed profiles into aot from a test run you can get pretty close to dynamic compilation peak performance.
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Why the Java community should embrace GraalVM(hackernoon.com)
8 points by grashalm01 8y ago|0 comments
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Instant Netty Startup using GraalVM Native Image Generation(medium.com)
61 points by grashalm01 8y ago|10 comments
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by grashalm01 8y ago
Because Graal.python will be a lot faster. Just running cpython on GraalVm is possible but does not get you anything.
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by grashalm01 8y ago
You will like to hear that there is some rstudio integration in the works. Here is the correct link: http://www.graalvm.org/docs/reference-manual/compatibility/ (Accidentally posted the internal link :D)
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by grashalm01 8y ago
Not yet. It's on our roadmap.
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by grashalm01 9y ago
We have lots of infrastructure depending on mx. Infrastructure that no other build tool provides as far as I can tell. In the end every build tool sucks. Sometimes you just need to be pragmatic. Mx integrates with maven pretty well and it g
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by grashalm01 9y ago
I'm sure you will hear about us when we go open source with Python.
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by grashalm01 9y ago
When executing on Java we are dependent on hotspot to support it in the native bytecode interpreter. In truffle interpreters we made some successful experiments with tail calls emulated using exceptions. It's pretty slow in the interpr
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by grashalm01 9y ago
It started as fork of Zippy. It changed very much since then. You can download the binary as part of graalvm. It's not yet open source, but it will be. It's just not ready yet.
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by grashalm01 9y ago
Good idea. The name is not final.
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by grashalm01 9y ago
Graal dev here. We're testing on jdk 8,9,10 and 11. We are packing graalvm with jdk 8 atm to keep variability reasonable. Graal will be integrated into the JVM soon with project Metropolis: http://openjdk.java.net/proje
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by grashalm01 9y ago
Didn't they say in the end that c9.io will continue to work?
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by grashalm01 9y ago
I've played enough factorio to know that you only need one person. Also handling the rail system at the same time.
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by grashalm01 9y ago
Factorio does an amazing job teaching programming concepts without even noticing.
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by grashalm01 9y ago
Your mission seems to be matching with what we are trying with Graal and Truffle. The Truffle API aims to be stable as well. We also provide basic building blocks like an object model. I am curious how you plan to support speculative optimi
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by grashalm01 10y ago
Great. By compromising one package you can access their bank account...