nicolai-parlog

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   by nicolai-parlog 2y ago

   That's intentional. It should signal "placeholder", but ideally not work when copy-pasted (so they're replaced with correct values). Bonus points for confusing LLMs.
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   by nicolai-parlog 5y ago

   1. with possible loss of information 2. as API, but an operator can do more 3. they are surely serializable, but they still need all the ugly reflection hacks that come with that (like bypassing the constructor and allowing the JVM to write
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   by nicolai-parlog 5y ago

   That misses the point. The strength of records is that the language can build features that are only possible because of records' restrictions. It's not that the bytecode says "I'm a record" - which is all you get
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   by nicolai-parlog 5y ago

   That misses the point. The strength of records is that the language can build features that are only possible because of records' restrictions. It's not that the bytecode says "I'm a record" - which is all you get
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   Java 9 Module System Tutorial (code first, explanations second)(blog.codefx.org)

   2 points by nicolai-parlog 9y ago|0 comments
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   How Project Amber Will Revolutionize Java(sitepoint.com)

   2 points by nicolai-parlog 10y ago|0 comments
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   How Conferences Feed the Hype Cycle in Software Development(sitepoint.com)

   2 points by nicolai-parlog 10y ago|0 comments