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by lenkite 1y ago
Lizzies love high temperatures - it will be the second coming of the Dinosaurs!
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by lenkite 1y ago
You can definitely know this. Use mvn dependency:tree -Dverbose Or use maven-enforcer-plugin to fail the build on conflicts.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Java community is strangely nice. Bog standard enterprise software developers are nearly always polite.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Huh - that seems a very basic missing feature in the cloud version. We use bog-standard self-hosted JIRA and markdown editing is basic working functionality. People also add mermaid diagrams/charts to the issue. As well as custom diagr
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by lenkite 1y ago
I wish the author had compared Flutter to the Web. Would have been nice to know his opinion on the flutter rendering model. Is it the state of art design in UI rendering ?
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by lenkite 1y ago
They should write a book on "Design and Implementation of SQLite". And make a course as well. That would interest a lot of people and ensure future generations pick up where they decided to retire.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Mojo feels less like a real programming language for humans and primarily a language for AI's. The docs for the language immediately dive into chatbots and AI prompts.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Jira may be over-engineered, but I don't think it lacks anything. You can always get a plugin if something is missing. Our corpo Jira crawled because of a stupendous amount of plugins (close to a thousand). Once we had a Jira clean-up
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by lenkite 1y ago
Calling it an over-engineered mess when it solves a complex problem through well-defined specification and semantics is very poor posturing. The WASM specs are actually FAR easier to read and grok than most of the legacy WebAPI's! Many
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by lenkite 1y ago
There is the Web Assembly Component Model. Nothing is really preventing browser vendors from exposing a WASM host interface to DOM, exposing it as a Component Model interface. This would allow DOM functions to be invoked from WASM without h
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by lenkite 1y ago
Actually DOM implementations are all in C++ and DOM interfaces are described in WebIDL. So direct DOM access from WASM is indeed possible if browser vendors chose to open the same. Access via a JS shim is just utterly destroying performance
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by lenkite 1y ago
The Macbook trackpad beats the Thinkpad trackpad hands down. The Thinkpad trackpad is extremely liquid/oil sensitive. Wipe your hands through your hair, put your fingers on the trackpad and it stops working. Very frustrating.
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by lenkite 1y ago
> It's complicated, yes, but simplifying somewhat the "US" does not subsidize pharma startups. This is utterly false. Agencies like NIH, BARDA, and NSF fund early-stage biomedical R&D by providing SBIR/STTR grants
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by lenkite 1y ago
Well, folks said NO to WASM DOM Access. So it was inevitable that this would happen.
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by lenkite 1y ago
> And maybe—just maybe— Ahh..the iconic and obnoxious ChatGPT marker. Half the fiction I read these days has this BP rising phrase.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Can you give some links on what you state ? The recent HPE-Juniper merger was apparently pushed by US intelligence: https://fortune.com/2025/08/01/hpe-juniper-networks-national...
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by lenkite 1y ago
The Trump administration is pretty heavily into anti-trust. https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2025/05/09/gail-slate...
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by lenkite 1y ago
eyeroll . Might want to look at the original article by the NPR veteran himself which was the first one posted, but has a paywall. The Washington Stand only elaborated it. Argue based on the facts and merits of the article.
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by lenkite 1y ago
Of-course, I am sure a government funded 100%-republican news and broadcasting agency with news pieces spouting right-wing talking points trotted out with regularity would be fully accepted as an excellent use of taxpayer money in the publi
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by lenkite 1y ago
Is Fox news government funded ?
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by lenkite 1y ago
> Can you cite specific examples of this "bias?" Read https://www.thefp.com/p/npr-editor-how-npr-lost-americas-tru... by NPR veteran that shows how NPR developed a left wing bias over time. Also at https
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by lenkite 1y ago
Well, with an established competitor like Sketch, you can laugh your way to the bank. SO many users pleaded their first born children to Sketch if they could have cross platform support, web-view support, real time collab, commenting syste
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by lenkite 1y ago
Yeah, I recall Windows sysadmins pulling out the LAN cable at bootup, installing updates via floppy disks and reconnecting the LAN cable.
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by lenkite 1y ago
The literature for incremental parsing doesn't appear to have much for recursive descent. Everyone appears to use the LR tree sitter approach.
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by lenkite 1y ago
It can happen if you develop health issues like carpal tunnel or Sciatica due to extended sitting. Programming then gets mentally associated with pain.
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by lenkite 1y ago
ChatGPT: Certainly! While I organize answers to your query, please view the following product and service offerings by my corporate sponsors - the more you click, the more I can answer!
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by lenkite 1y ago
In Clojure, this is merely (a/fun b c) or (. a fun b c) depending on whether a is a namespace or an object. Autocomplete works wonderfully. I would strongly urge you to try a coding session using Cursive so you can objectively refactor
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by lenkite 1y ago
Hello, US Military FY 2024 enacted budget: ≈ $842 billion VS NASA FY 2024 enacted budget: ≈ $24.9 billion That is a ~35x multiplier. By bog-standard logical implication your question answers itself.
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by lenkite 1y ago
The subscription price increased in 2024 itself, so blaming it on Trump cronies is eye-rolling.
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by lenkite 1y ago
How does Java "fail" to be memory safe by the definition used by the author ? Please give an example.

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