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by jerven 8y ago
You will need to upgrade to JDK11. Or find another JDK 8 support option e.g. RedHat or Azul
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by jerven 8y ago
Also more modern JS than Nashorn.
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by jerven 8y ago
I am so super happy about the graaljs license choice ! Thank you so much!
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by jerven 8y ago
More than 2 years working and not knowing or having used any version control.
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by jerven 8y ago
It became useful for people who have as job using public data or providing it. Such as the life sciences, governments and the archaeology/history and more. It allows for nice bottom up standards and user interfaces such as flight data
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by jerven 9y ago
The JDK10 build released today is a much better Docker friend by taking the docker settings into account while running inside one.
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by jerven 9y ago
Yes, using RDF+SPARQL I would use it any day of the week. The power off RDF comes when having to deal with other peoples data, or providing your data to other people. This is not a usecase everyone has but if you do nothing beats RDF+SPARQL
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by jerven 9y ago
Interesting enough it's the second public JVM project that I know off funded by Oracle that is not supporting solaris or sparc (anymore). (Graal work for SPARC seemed to have stopped as well)
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by jerven 9y ago
In November Shenandoah turned biased locking back on [1]. Otherwise super post. [1] http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/shenandoah-dev/2017-N...
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by jerven 9y ago
Just hit df -lh on the EBI login nodes and see a 22PB filesystem at 93% full. I suspect if I dig deeper I will find a bigger one as they had 120PB of storage last year[1]. [1] https://academic.oup.com/nar/article/46
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by jerven 9y ago
Not OP: but working on a downstream project and my current boss used to work on EMBL-bank in the day. A lot of this stuff is in databases. e.g. Oracle and I think for advanced search it was in Teradata. However, databases are hard to share
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by jerven 9y ago
It is also worth to estimate how quickly nuclear production can scale up and deplace coal. I personally think wind and solar can scale up much faster economically and socially and more easily deplace coal and gas than nuclear could in the b
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by jerven 9y ago
Seems silly, that often its 40% of the market that companies are willing to leave to competitors for relatively tiny development costs.
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by jerven 9y ago
All no, but quite a bit, in our prototype for our next gen codebase. Was quite nice because we had a lot of 'legacy' JSPx code that we transformed into JS code using a bit of one off programming with some clean up afterwards.
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by jerven 9y ago
Internode latency, when you have one big problem and communication is the bottleneck.
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by jerven 9y ago
Working in semi academia I do see these kind of applications. The following are personal opinions that work for convincing me when I am in an hiring committee. * A good cover letter * Having worked with a version control system * Shown init
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Twitter's quest for the wholly graal runtime (JVM) [video](youtube.com)
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by jerven 9y ago
That's about half an hour at a not that fast 25 knots. 30 minutes from a city center. For any coastal city, that is likely to be no worse as the time to get to an intercontinental airport. Still means about 2h00 from NYC to Shangai, d
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by jerven 9y ago
It start to set up things and the AOT feature uses Graal.
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BioHackathon 2017 in Tokyo, live presentations(youtube.com)
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by jerven 9y ago
Not as much as before, because the cost of cable to hold down the turbine is the only thing that gets more expensive with deeper water (the part connecting the floater to the "bolt"). These cables are relatively cheap. The other o
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by jerven 9y ago
HotSpot is a JIT engine separated in parts C1,C2. This is part of the OpenJDK codebase and part of OracleJDK, Zulu and RedHat's shipping OpenJDK version. The C2 hotspot layer might be removed in favour of graal[1] in the mainline over
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by jerven 9y ago
I can see that but acounting wise it probably the right term. .. and seeing it acounting wise is probably the best way to look at large Oracle strategies.
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by jerven 9y ago
Other than the name of the option? and the fact that this rather clearly spelled out in the OracleJDK binary license text? http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/terms/license/... and otherwi
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by jerven 9y ago
The worst Oracle can do is to stop investing resources in improving it. There are wide range of other sources that you can get a JVM from. Ranging from big IBM, to smaller players like Azul (zing or zulu), RedHat, Excelsior, JamaicaVM from
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by jerven 9y ago
Also try to use the @NonNull and @Nullable annotations together with the checker framwork[1] to extend the java typesystem to avoid not dealing with nulls. [1] https://checkerframework.org/
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by jerven 9y ago
Or GRAAL.js which is a lot further in implementing al the new ES6+ features than Nashorn will ever be [1] It's really quite nice and I think there will be exiting news in this front from Oracle lab soonish... [1] http://www.
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by jerven 9y ago
I must say the swiss-prot links from then still work. You are redirected to the uniprot.org website but the links work.
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by jerven 9y ago
Yes all correct. Those top 'tip' speeds where reached with smaller turbines as well. Max tip speed is a design limitation on blades (induced vibrations due to turbulence). What it means is that small turbines had much higher RPM,
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by jerven 9y ago
Not so much, as you might expect for a demo like this. 40 million euro should get you from concepts as by the startup list to competing for tenders on wind farms. That is in comparison to monopile or jackets off-shore.

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