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by jottinger 2y ago
I think it looks okay, but noisy, and my main concern is that it adds so little to JSON - in particular, RJSON. The built-in token replacement MIGHT be nice, but... is token replacement part of the library itself? Or is that something appli
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by jottinger 3y ago
I've had this experience myself, with RMS. I actually was asking if the FSF had the right to assert the copyleft on bison, and sign a document asserting that Bison's open licensing applied to bison - who had the right to assert
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by jottinger 3y ago
I get that. Poe's Law applies.
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by jottinger 3y ago
... and IDEA community edition is also free. There's no reason to not choose any of the major IDEs on the basis of cost. You can get free and quite workable editions of all of them, and they're open source as well, so the "
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by jottinger 3y ago
What's your definition of "proprietary?" All of the major IDEs are open-source in their free editions. I mean, more seriously, I get it: you have a bee in your bonnet and you will find any reason possible to avoid it. VIM 4EV
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by jottinger 3y ago
You actually wouldn't. You might once - but then you're counting "installing the IDE" as "using the IDE every time" and that just doesn't happen. You're also using a LOT of hyperbole, to the point w
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Jackson-Databind and Default Typing Vulnerabilities(javachannel.org)
2 points by jottinger 8y ago|0 comments
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Using Multiple Cores in Java: The Basics(javachannel.org)
4 points by jottinger 8y ago|0 comments
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An Incomplete Introduction to OWLAPI(enigmastation.com)
4 points by jottinger 11y ago|0 comments
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by jottinger 12y ago
The problem is that it's Salon - the writing is really badly biased, doesn't actually understand Libertarianism at all, and is mostly trying to smear Ron Paul.
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MongoDB 3.0 released(mongodb.org)
14 points by jottinger 12y ago|1 comments
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by jottinger 14y ago
How fast is nginx at executing the python code? (What's the typical UI response time?)
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BigMemory is the right solution for no problem at all.(dzone.com)
2 points by jottinger 16y ago|0 comments
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It’s time to set Java free. « Enigmastation.com(enigmastation.com)
3 points by jottinger 16y ago|0 comments
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Apache, Oracle, and the JCK - Antwerkz, Inc.(antwerkz.com)
2 points by jottinger 16y ago|0 comments
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Considering Data Stores (a look at java storage systems)(enigmastation.com)
2 points by jottinger 17y ago|0 comments
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GigaSpaces XAP 7.1 being released tomorrow(blog.gigaspaces.com)
1 points by jottinger 17y ago|0 comments
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Java Surgery: Timing Method Calls(enigmastation.com)
1 points by jottinger 17y ago|0 comments
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Java Surgery: Spring Injection of Other Beans’ Properties « Enigmastation.com(enigmastation.com)
2 points by jottinger 17y ago|0 comments
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by jottinger 17y ago
Nope, they weren't designed to replace Java - but that's one of the ways their ecosystems pitch them today.
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by jottinger 17y ago
Honestly, no. But the nine-year-old (at the time) understood explicit things, while not necessarily grokking implicit things. That doesn't make implicitness of less value. IMO, seeing things makes understanding them easier at first - it d