lenkite

34 ms·

571.
by lenkite 1y ago
Sorry, but several of these ratings are just plain wrong. I am not even a Java developer these days, but it is extremely clear that author did not work in a domain that rightfully leveraged the Java features he rates as of little use. He wo
572.
by lenkite 1y ago
Please use the facilities of the framework for debugging any lifecycle issues. I was surprised when I found out that people did not use `--debug` for example or enabled logging of application startup events. If you prefer GUI, Intellij even
573.
by lenkite 1y ago
Totally Hard disagree on streams - I used parallel streams in my last Job nearly all the time. They are critical for cpu-intensive tasks involving large datasets. And they do involve just a single code change in the consuming code. Sequenti
574.
by lenkite 1y ago
3 is the smallest odd prime number. 3 is a HOLY number. It symbolizes divine perfection, completeness, and unity in many religions: the Holy Trinity in Christianity, the Trimurti in Hinduism, the Tao Te Ching in Taoism (and half a dozen ot
575.
by lenkite 1y ago
If China decides to annex Taiwan tomorrow, there is little the US can do about it without starting a nuclear war. It would be the same as another power attempting to liberate Cuba from US punishment.
576.
by lenkite 1y ago
Apart from the usual suspect of "modern" UI designers needlessly changing stuff to justify their job, it is my personal opinion that the SwiftUI framework is one of the root causes of Apple's piss-poor software UX and perform
577.
by lenkite 1y ago
Its not ICEBlock specifically, but that a precedent has been now been fully set against the First Amendment, where the government can lean on monopolies and the monopoly will comply to destroy rights.
578.
by lenkite 1y ago
That's strange. Humongous k8s Go projects (>500k LOC) build in a third of that time. Do you have lots of deps in your `go.mod` ? Is the project abusing codegen ?
579.
by lenkite 1y ago
In the above kind of described situation, a meticulous coder actually makes no mistakes. They will however make a LOT more mistakes if they use LLM's to do the same. I have already had to correct a LOT of crap similar to the above in
580.
by lenkite 1y ago
Isn't this overly critical ?. The content matters far more than the image and the chapters are good. I didn't even register the image - I think most folks today have eyes that auto-skip images after being pattern-trained to ignore
581.
by lenkite 1y ago
It wasn't off-topic. His response was to this statement: "the most reliable place to get a general crowd-sourced opinion on the internet" - on which his statement was perfectly correct if he just sticks to Western forums.
582.
by lenkite 1y ago
Sure, but there are really NO RULES. And frankly they can do whatever they want as long as they use only a UUID for the forum name. If one is squatting on a valuable forum name, then the moderators should be themselves subject to a standard
583.
by lenkite 1y ago
You can easily transfer code to someone else without giving them your domain. Nothing prevents another project from publishing your code into their published GAV. This is NOT Golang - the G in GAV is decoupled from the actual domain. > T
584.
by lenkite 1y ago
The Rust Blowback had some reasons: People arbitrarily opening bug-tickets on various projects saying they should be Rewritten in Rust for Safety. This became a Meme.
585.
by lenkite 1y ago
Closing a PR immediately after realizing human error should NOT get a ban.
586.
by lenkite 1y ago
> Java's package identifiers doesn't work at all, since organizations are far more transient than code (Like, even Sun doesn't exist anymore). Seems to be working for multiple decades without issues ?. If an organization i
587.
by lenkite 1y ago
> I run into peculiar gaps in my knowledge that a formally educated computer scientist would consider basic knowledge I do not believe such an issue is still a factor after the web and a billion education courses on computer science are
588.
by lenkite 1y ago
> If Google doesn't characteristically fumble the bag their dominance with ChromeOS in schools has potential pay major dividends in 10-15 years. There will be no ChromeOS anymore - just Android - and it will soon be locked down hard
589.
by lenkite 1y ago
Looks like that maintenance did a LOT of good. In 2024, France’s net electricity exports (gross exports - imports) reached ~ 89 TWh, a record. France's total nuclear generation was ~ 361.7 TWh in 2024. It is expected to be even above t
590.
by lenkite 1y ago
If only newer languages had followed the old-fashioned Java Maven way of having the triple: groupId, artifactId and classifier's for libraries. https://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-naming-convention...
591.
by lenkite 1y ago
Yes, the current American immigration laws are dysfunctional and thus unjust - they do not offer a clear path to citizenship for folks who have been here for multiple decades, who are productive members of society, who have obeyed (non immi
592.
by lenkite 1y ago
Oh lovely - need to put Ada on the learning plan. Formal languages were a bit of a drag because you needed to maintain a separate "specification" copy of your critical code. Going through Ada sample programs and surprised I can gr
593.
by lenkite 1y ago
In a project, can you develop one module in Ada and another in SPARK and compile them together ? So, you can use safety-critical code in one module and regular Ada code in other modules ?
594.
by lenkite 1y ago
As long as the LLM doesn't hallucinate stuff when translating, by generating text that is inaccurate or even completely fabricated.
595.
by lenkite 1y ago
From https://support.apple.com/en-gb/122234 > UK users will be given a period of time to disable the feature themselves to keep using their iCloud account. Doesn't this mean that you will be unable to use your
596.
by lenkite 1y ago
What I mean is that the `lazy` keyword need not be specified in the source Python files. Instead you can mark off a bunch of modules identified by regex as lazy. Perhaps `pyproject.toml` isn't the best place and it should be an indepen
597.
by lenkite 1y ago
Man, you have really bought into the LLM kool-aid. Your latest response feels as if it was spit-balled by ChatGPT.
598.
by lenkite 1y ago
Both MS and Apple have screwed up. WinUI3 is simply terrible and SwiftUI is a horrible headache. Is there any wonder that people are mass migrating to web frameworks ?
599.
by lenkite 1y ago
I wish Rust would finalize its custom memory allocators api (allocator_api) and put it in the stdlib as soon as possible. That feature has been unstable for a decade now.
600.
by lenkite 1y ago
Wish pyproject.toml was enhanced to specify lazy loading via regexs.

More ›