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A history of logging in Java and its fragmentation(lambdaisland.com)
2 points by kasperni 5y ago|0 comments
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by kasperni 5y ago
I don't have an opinion on the particular product. But I don't understand people who call a product something starting with "Next Generation". Such a name isn't really going to age well no matter how clever you are.
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His not saying his Yoga/Pilates/Stretching is universally bad. He is staying that some of the things that yoga and pilates recommend can actually make your problems worse. Take, for example, the forward fold which I've seen r
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by kasperni 5y ago
There are so many great resources on the Internet with McGill that is difficult to choose. But this video is a good introduction to his work [1]. It provides some background on his lab at University of Waterloo and what his learned from 33
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What This Professor Wishes People Knew About the Real Causes of Low Back Pain(theptdc.com)
10 points by kasperni 5y ago|4 comments
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by kasperni 5y ago
> I do power lifting and yoga This is probably the last two kinds of sports I would combine. Especially if you are serious about any of them. You could really hurt your back down the line. Generally powerlifters shouldn't do yoga [1
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by kasperni 5y ago
The foreign memory API which is currently incubating should help with most of these limitations: https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/419
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by kasperni 5y ago
As part of project Valhalla they did some performance tests with open addressing as well [1]. Result: java.util.HashMap was the best performing implementation most of the time. [1] https://cr.openjdk.java.net/~skuksenko&#x2F
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by kasperni 5y ago
Support for --illegal-access=permit was removed with Java 17. But you can use "--add-opens=java.base/java.lang=ALL-UNNAMED" instead if you really want. If you really want to shoot yourself in the foot. You can always go nativ
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by kasperni 5y ago
> Now if you want to really abuse Java, try this one : This is no longer possible out of the box after "JEP 403: Strongly Encapsulate JDK Internals" [1]. [1] https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/403
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by kasperni 5y ago
> .NET has been faster than Java on most of the benchmarkgame benchmarks for a while, since .net core 3 or so. And which benchmarks games are those? If I go to to the Techempower benchmark and select only C# + Java. Java comes on top in
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How the UK became the sick man of European tourism(cnn.com)
30 points by kasperni 5y ago|73 comments
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Denmark and Costa Rica launch ambitious alliance to phase out oil and gas(euronews.com)
4 points by kasperni 5y ago|0 comments
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Sure it can generate tons of sale, but "best economics of any game franchise in existence."... [1] contains some numbers, Madden is probably placed around number 30 if you look at only the numbers for video games. [1] https:&#x2F
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by kasperni 5y ago
> What's always missing from stories like this is how the crooks get the money out. It is in the article: The fraudsters had told her to shift her "at risk" cash to an account on a cryptocurrency platform that they emptied
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by kasperni 5y ago
American football is a niche sport outside of the US. I've never heard of anyone playing Madden or seen it on any top sales lists.
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by kasperni 5y ago
> The fraudsters had told her to shift her "at risk" cash to an account on a cryptocurrency platform that they emptied - while isolating her from family by stressing secrecy and coaching her on how to respond to sceptical bank
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by kasperni 5y ago
> I’m actually not terribly worried about food prices being high. No, but you are probably middle or upper class in a western country (I'm guessing the US). But there are other countries in the world where half of your income goes t
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by kasperni 5y ago
Here is the actual dictionary for those interested [1]. [1] https://repository.si.edu/bitstream/handle/10088/94115/kinik...
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Inuits have hundreds of words for sea ice (2013)(nmnh.typepad.com)
37 points by kasperni 5y ago|47 comments
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Nothing conclusive, but some believe it is Russia squeezing the prices [1][2]. In order to get Nord Stream 2 started. [1] https://www.ft.com/content/5ec6b18d-c855-408d-acad-cb5779d10... [2] https://www.eurac
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Java Templated Strings – Beyond mere string interpolation(github.com)
2 points by kasperni 5y ago|0 comments
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> Are there technical differences or is it only licensing that's different? From https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/17-relnote-i... ----- Although we have stated the goal to have OpenJDK
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Some other news in relation to the release: - (Proposal) Moving JDK LTS versions to a two year cadence [1]. Java 21 will be next LTS instead of Java 23. - Oracle JDK is now free for commercial and production use [2]. - A new Java developer
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by kasperni 5y ago
Copenhagen Suborbitals' achievements include [1]: - Most powerful amateur rocket ever flown. - First amateur rocket flown with a payload of a full-size crash test dummy. - First Main Engine(s) Cut-Off (MECO) command sent to, received a
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Denmark declares it no longer considers coronavirus a socially critical disease(theguardian.com)
39 points by kasperni 5y ago|18 comments
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> Chilling, and I suspect that western governments will do very little to prevent this kind of extra-territorial control exerted by the CCP. The US literally locks down countries that they think misbehave.
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Australia stands by coal 'beyond 2030' after UN warns of economic havoc(edition.cnn.com)
3 points by kasperni 5y ago|1 comments
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Wasn't alive to watch the first moon landing. But I feel this must be up there with it.
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Of course they have an effect. Take, for example, the UK. All three local peaks of covid deaths (Apr 20, Nov 20, Jan 21) all came exactly 2-3 weeks after each of the 3 national lockdowns.

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