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by oweiler 6y ago
Just use Maven. Works very well w/ Kotlin.
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by oweiler 6y ago
How do you keep the repos in sync?
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by oweiler 6y ago
You may want to consider JavaFX, which nowadays supports creating binaries with GraalVM.
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by oweiler 6y ago
The most ridiculous thing is the guy in the comment section recommending deno.js.
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by oweiler 6y ago
We use instana.io. It's UI is clunky but gets the job done. It allowed us to troubleshoot multiple severe bugs in production which would have been hard to solve otherwise.
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by oweiler 6y ago
The caching is so broken it's barely usable. You can't easily exclude files. The cache can't be updated incrementally. It's often slower than downloading all dependencies on every build.
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Twitter unlocks previously locked SDKMAN account then deletes all 3.5k followers(twitter.com)
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by oweiler 6y ago
I doubt it. For a lot of use cases node is fast enough.
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by oweiler 6y ago
In which way is Kafka broken?
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by oweiler 6y ago
For a lot a projects this is hardly a problem. On the other hand Kafka is more mature and has a huge ecosystem (Kafka Connect, Kafka Streams, KSQL, ...).
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by oweiler 6y ago
We use Amazon MSK and are pretty happy with it so far.
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The end of exponential growth: The decline in the spread of coronavirus(timesofisrael.com)
1 points by oweiler 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: SDKMAN! now supports switching SDKs per project(sdkman.io)
2 points by oweiler 6y ago|0 comments
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by oweiler 6y ago
That is a great idea!
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Ask HN: Is there something like a “Zsh for Bash refugees” guide?
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by oweiler 6y ago
We use `git rev-list --count HEAD` on master, which basically gives you the number of commits.
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by oweiler 6y ago
In university we had to write a simple fuzzer which extracted options from man pages and ran the corresponding command with randomized but valid options. Didn't take long until we found the first bug in one of the tested commands.
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by oweiler 7y ago
How feasible would it be to run a current Ubuntu on an older i5 with 4GB of RAM?
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by oweiler 7y ago
I use this to open a new merge request on push.
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by oweiler 7y ago
Instana. It helped me troubleshoot some really nasty bugs in production but it always takes me ages to find the information I'm looking for.
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by oweiler 7y ago
Crystal is not Ruby.
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by oweiler 7y ago
That is unlikely to happen. Crystal has no corporate backing, it has no distinguishing features (in comparison to other, more popular languages), and most of all, it has no Rails.
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by oweiler 7y ago
Groovy solves this really nice https://mrhaki.blogspot.com/2009/10/groovy-goodness-using-co...
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by oweiler 7y ago
Hollow Knight alone is worth the bundle. One of the most beautiful Metroidvanias in existence. Also one of the hardest.
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by oweiler 7y ago
CDC via Kafka Connect is one very powerful option.
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by oweiler 7y ago
I always hear it's better architecture-wise but what are the real life implications of difference? Also, Kafka has: * ksql * ksqlDB * Kafka Connect * Kafka Streams Does Pulsar has something comparable?
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by oweiler 7y ago
With Pandoc you can easily generate LaTeX from Markdown and then turn that into a PDF. This gives you best of both worlds.
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by oweiler 7y ago
What I've learned from writing a Bash testing framework: Bash is inherently untestable. The only way to reliably return something besides a status code is via globals. That means that most functions already rely on previously set glo
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by oweiler 7y ago
While more of a twin stick shooter, Enter The Gungeon deserved being mentioned here. I've spent the last 4 months with that game and it's still fun. I has a huge number of weapons, actives, passives, synergies which can be combine
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by oweiler 7y ago
Stargunner was a very nice R Type clone.

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