mikmoila

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by mikmoila 4y ago
Rest in peace Klaus! Thanks for giving us a hope!
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by mikmoila 4y ago
>>You scan the live set (which most often is not dependent on the heap size). This was an eye-opener for me; That GCs performance do not depend on the size of garbage but on the size of the live objects, finalizers excluded.
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by mikmoila 4y ago
https://dev.java/
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by mikmoila 4y ago
There aren't that many libraries available with full XPath 3.x conformance. In order to give some constructive feedback, perhaps an optional .conf file with ns-prefix->ns-name mappings could be read and passed to the XPath engine as
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by mikmoila 4y ago
Ah ok; Namespace support before XPath 3.0 with Q{nsname}localname would make cli tool like this a bit too verbose. Of course you could store ns-prefix to ns mappings to conf file or environment variables...
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by mikmoila 4y ago
Looks good! Does the xpath expression support XML namespaces?
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by mikmoila 6y ago
Co-routines: Java has project Loom coming very soon, which (IMHO) shows the way how it should have been done.
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by mikmoila 8y ago
Some people, when confronted with a problem, think “I know, I'll use regular expressions.” Now they have two problems.
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by mikmoila 8y ago
According to my experience "enterprise problems" are more related to scalability, data integrity, APIs, and workforce hiring than "what programming paradigm to use."
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by mikmoila 8y ago
There is a paper by Stroustrup et al titled something like "Idiomatic C++". Check out the books by Andrew Koenig (especially "Ruminations on C++") and Bertrand Meyers.
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by mikmoila 8y ago
To be honest, I've never seen a problem I couldn't solve in easier way with core modern JDK libraries than with "3rd party" libraries.
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by mikmoila 8y ago
I'm not aware of such "linking". It's very common to write classes of which instances are immutable or thread-safe.
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Medical Applications Expose Current Limits of AI (spiegel.de)(m.spiegel.de)
2 points by mikmoila 8y ago|0 comments
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Prisoner's Salary Dilemma(m.facebook.com)
2 points by mikmoila 9y ago|0 comments
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by mikmoila 9y ago
In case guard-clause is used for input-validation, how about extracting the arguments to a class of which constructor prevents instantiation of a class with invalid input, and pass that to the function?
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Coding Horror: Facts and Fallacies of Software Engineering(blog.codinghorror.com)
2 points by mikmoila 9y ago|1 comments
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by mikmoila 9y ago
Another: "Abstraction is selective ignorance. - Andrew Koenig."
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by mikmoila 9y ago
Don't forget psychological aspects: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~sme/papers/2005/ESEC-FSE-05-Arand...
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by mikmoila 9y ago
I when listening to Hans Zimmer's In Time
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Nokia OZO(ozo.nokia.com)
2 points by mikmoila 9y ago|0 comments
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by mikmoila 10y ago
Yup and also, how about missing code? Even 100% isn't enough :)
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by mikmoila 10y ago
"Good listening invariably included some feedback provided in a way others would accept and that opened up alternative paths to consider." This might be related to why group brainstorming doesn't result in good ideas as often
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by mikmoila 11y ago
How about interface implementation versioning Ae la OSGI http://www.osgi.org/wiki/uploads/Links/SemanticVersioning.pd...
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by mikmoila 11y ago
It looks like all sw development processes try to guarantee budget by taming "unanticipated change". Unfortunately this can't be planned or taken into account early enough, by the definition of "unanticipated". Some
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Real world bytecode engineering (BCE)(paci2.blogspot.fi)
2 points by mikmoila 14y ago|0 comments
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by mikmoila 14y ago
Design by Contract - types of preconditions and exceptions is very powerfull tooling for dealing with situations not expected to happen during coding. I would still to keep error handling and detection as separate issues. E.g merely throwin
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by mikmoila 14y ago
Albeit about C++, Stroustrup's "D&E of the C++ programming language" has a chapter which still is timeless and valuable source about exceptions and fault-tolerance. The model that all of a program is treated as "try" block is equivalent
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by mikmoila 15y ago
I can't be the only one to find this paper extremely thought-provoking and exciting?
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Reliable Software Systems Design(spinroot.com)
1 points by mikmoila 15y ago|1 comments
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Dependable Systems and Networks 2011 conference(2011.dsn.org)
2 points by mikmoila 15y ago|1 comments

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