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Yes, between GraalVM and the other projects you mentioned, it's very exciting times on the technical engineering front at Oracle, especially for Java and the JVM. Getting performance increases for free (as in, no code changes required)
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Thanks for the correction vips7L. The main idea I wanted to convey is that with every release, Java keeps evolving and improving in the expressiveness and usability departments.
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> *I stopped using it because I stopped wanting to write 10000 lines for doing simple things. I want to write less code now. Java 11, with the introduction of lambdas, makes it trivial to express what used to require 10-15+ lines in 1-3
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Even mild Covid is linked to brain damage
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The author appears to have included the full working source code in the article, so getting it formalized into a git repository is a trivial (possibly even entertaining) exercise, left to the reader. How generous of Pascal Thormeier to leav
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Oracle | OCI Digital Assistant Location: Remote (anywhere in the world) or local in the Bay Area. We are hiring software engineers around the world to join our team, there's never been a better time to join than now! The most I can re
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Hey Mozilla, please quit it with this nonsense and focus on Firefox. Sincerely.
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Samsung Galaxy S22 45 W charging doesn’t improve charge times
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tsailun: Self-hosted web-based wiki-doc collaboration
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Please write an article contrasting the performance difference you achieve, that would be a super interesting read. Best wishes and good luck!
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What's wrong with Haxe for a language trans-compilation target for the MIR language? Haxe is a pretty cool open-source project and has been going for quite awhile now. https://haxe.org/
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Would this approach also work for Tar archives? Transparent support for sub-files from a .tar would be badass.
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Direct link to the goods, pdd.sh: https://github.com/bkw777/pdd.sh/blob/main/pdd.sh Now that is some serious bash-fu! Edit: > Similarly, you don't need xxd to convert back & forth between
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Linux bcc/BPF tcplife: TCP Lifespans (2016)
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Totally- I wish there was a “follow” capability on HN. Or even better, if the awesome posters like this one had a blog with RSS so I could subscribe.
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I thought ElGoog announced yesterday that they’ve decided (for now) to reverse course on the plan to take away legacy G-suite accounts? Relevant links: https://techcrunch.com/2022/01/28/google-will-let-legacy-
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Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30071766
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Well, the regression might end up being good timing for users, since Google has also recently announced plans to take away the legacy Gmail custom domain names. This adds up to opening the door for competitors. Good riddance, big-G can
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Please read the comment below in the gentlest, friendliest tone possible, because my goal is to considerately inform and persuade you, dear writer :) HTML links make it 10-100x more likely other readers will learn about the thing being me
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Worse Than Theranos
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Old Climate Clues Shed New Light on History
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It's always been the unofficially accepted way things are done in the music business. Short samples are tolerated, but some people are sensitive and try to sue and then I believe it can go either way depending on the details. If you
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Cool! This sounds like a great setup, better than mine (posted in a separate reply in this thread). I've bookmarked your post for later ;), will have to go back and review in detail when time permits.
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I actually do something similar, but no upvotes and it uses Evernote WebClipper to capture and track tags archive a snapshot of the page. They are then indexed by both tags and date and rendered into templates to be stored statically forev
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Actually I just remembered, I can probably use my free Oracle OCI VM, not sure if they'd set up reverse DNS, though. Will have to file a ticket or search about it to learn more. Disclaimer: Currently I work there, and it's true a
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That's true, even though I'm not a business. Would it be more cost effective to do a DO droplet? (haven't tried it personally yet).
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100% with you, VLC on Mac is unusable and often won't even play things when I open them anymore - black screen, audio only, corrupt looking, I thought my media had the bits flipped or that something horrible had happened. I use IINA no
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Blocking port 25 is pretty annoying. I know there are explanations, but a month ago I really wanted to run a mail server for jaytaylor.com myself. Only to find out it's basically impossible with mainstream ISPs. It's not a real
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I kind of wish the title was "Healthier and Happier". Despite this calamitous oversight (wink), articles such as this are a great source to be able to draw on others' experience and reap the benefits of others hindsight witho
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Sidenote: Title was too long for HN, did the best I could.
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