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by krzyk 3y ago
I wonder if this time they allow you to take that 50Mpix photos, or are they magically transformed to 12Mpix again. Pixel 7 Pro also had 50Mpix sensor.
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by krzyk 3y ago
It is a bit brave to upgrade every 6 releases or every 4, I prefer to have smaller issues more often than big ones rarely. But I get that most of the time the issues is with dependencies that upgrade to lazily (that's why I don't
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by krzyk 3y ago
Low expectations is recipe for a very sad life
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by krzyk 3y ago
Yeah, you are right that decoupling build tool JDK and compile JDK is the way to go. But Groovy does indeed not work, or has support very late for releases between 8, 11, 17 and 21 - so for anyone that wants to stay current (and not wait 3
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by krzyk 3y ago
Those are not minor versions, that's quite natural path and is supported by every lib we used, except groovy. And this is the encouraged path for JDK upgrades, people are lazy, but not us :) Spring supports new JDK release ("minor
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by krzyk 3y ago
Not always for sure. We started JDK upgrades with 9 and went +1 every half year and Groovy was lacking with one of 10, 11, 12 or 13. It got so tiring that we had to let it go. Fortunately our tests were mostly JUnit 5, so it wasn't muc
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by krzyk 3y ago
Gradle/groovy is a liability for any jdk upgrades (similarly like lombok, but it usually supports new JDK at release, not before). We ditched spock because of groovy, and never looked back. Now at jdk 21, previously at 20.
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by krzyk 3y ago
You forgot about 8->17 which ads really nice language features, records alone are greatest feature after lambdas. And 21 brings patterns in switch and records.
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by krzyk 3y ago
It depends what one needs. VT are nice, but I don't use threads much, so it is a cool feature I won't use. For me bigger feature is pattern matching for switch and records.
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by krzyk 3y ago
It is a it like you would limit people from taking photos of your store. Is it possible? Because it sounds like fair use.
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by krzyk 3y ago
No, but you have to sell your goods to any person that enters your bakery.
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by krzyk 3y ago
I suggest you read https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html section about comments. If my IDE requires me pushing SHIFT + F3, I would need now to push SHIFT+ALT+F3? How is that in any way more ergonomic? I assume sp
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by krzyk 3y ago
So they treat different parties in unequal way? Sounds like discrimination. Why Google can scrape data, and I as individual can't? Sorry I'm from Europe, so I'm not that much into "what corporate wants, it gets" kin
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by krzyk 3y ago
So they basically want to disappear from every search engine results?
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by krzyk 3y ago
I don't use Fn on laptops, that's backwards. F1-F12 have basic functionality, when I want to play around with something less common (like changing volume, brightness) I use Fn + F key.
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by krzyk 3y ago
Well, I'm looking at that keyboard and don't see F1 for example, so there is no such key. Using key combination for basic keys is like using mouse to emulate keyboard.
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by krzyk 3y ago
and lack of F1-F12 is a show stopper for me, I use them in my IDE.
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by krzyk 3y ago
Why having a choice is something bad?
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by krzyk 3y ago
OK, Pollen API, but maybe also add this to google maps so people can use it now, not wait for others to integrate it?
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by krzyk 3y ago
I hope not, I really miss the times when I could curl any website I wanted, make myself "API" out of it, good times.
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by krzyk 3y ago
Hibernate is probably held back by JPA, which evolves slower than Java itself.
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by krzyk 3y ago
> Oracle’s recommendation is to perform Java LTS upgrades every 3 years. I think now it is 2 years, because that's the span between LTS releases from Oracle.
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by krzyk 3y ago
Seriously? I'm a developer and if I would be left to my own devices I would upgrade to the newest beta software where possible and run Java 21 EA with enable-preview. The only stopper is lazy people and infosec.
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by krzyk 3y ago
Could someone explain what WEI is? Searching for it returns quite a bit of acronyms.
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by krzyk 3y ago
Well, any other country (except Japan) has found a way. I don't recall when I had seen a fax machine in real life, there was one in the office 10 years ago, but it was one machine for about 1 thousand people. Sample solution is a websi
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by krzyk 3y ago
But all of those are in OpenJDK repo, so is de facto open source, just like linux kernel. You can't call a deb package with kernel as de-facto opensource, because that is just a package not the source.
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by krzyk 3y ago
Buy why you would want OracleJDK instead of OpenJDK? Those are nearly identical. Also is this the case if you use jlink (and/or jpackage)? BTW. JRE is no more since JDK 9, and Oracle doesn't offer it (but other vendors do) - so in
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by krzyk 3y ago
"de-facto open source Java distro" ? You mean "open source build for Java", because OpenJDK is open source, here: https://github.com/openjdk/jdk One can build JDK themselves, it is not that hard.
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by krzyk 3y ago
Do you have examples? I haven't seen any in a decade and now OpenJDK is almost the same as any vendor JDK, with small exception of bugfixes that might be included in given vendor JDK before it is merged back to OpenJDK repo.

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