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by p2detar 3y ago
They do have similarities, but data classes actually predate records. One can declare a data class a record by using the @JvmRecord annotation, which probably introduces some JVM benefits in how records are represented in the Java memory mo
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by p2detar 3y ago
I love Vert.x and I actively use it right now. I actually like what they did with the Future [0] and Promise [1] interfaces, although there are a bunch of confusing (to me at least) aspects with the .map and .compose methods. That being sai
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by p2detar 3y ago
If Android, then Kotlin, else Java. But on a serious note it’s far too complex of a decision that includes your personal situation. I have a mixed codebase of Java and Kotlin and I tend to prefer Java now. I do use Kotlin’s Data classes a l
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by p2detar 3y ago
On a tangent: is there something like mapDB [1] but for Python? 1 - https://mapdb.org
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by p2detar 3y ago
H2 is pretty solid. I used to ship a product with it as a default database. Customers could optionally use MySQL, MSSQL or Oracle, but for small businesses H2 was more than enough.
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by p2detar 3y ago
Looks similar to the java.util.function.Supplier interface.
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by p2detar 3y ago
How does this stack up against tig? https://jonas.github.io/tig
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by p2detar 3y ago
However, they should gain access to warm-water ports, which seems to be a huge upgrade in terms of economy and geopolitics. (1) 1 - https://youtu.be/v3C_5bsdQWg
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by p2detar 3y ago
The fact that there is a whole folder of Necros‘ tracks just makes this amazing. What a great time to be a teenager that was. Recommended: Martian Lovesong Point of Departure Paranoid Android
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by p2detar 3y ago
In general yes, but FWIW measurements point out that reactive vert.x seems to handle saturation much better. (1) Also, vert.x are already exploring how to adapt to the new threads model. (2) 1 - https://gist.github.com/vietj
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Framework7.io – build mobile and web apps with native look and feel(framework7.io)
2 points by p2detar 4y ago|0 comments
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by p2detar 4y ago
I got hooked up on this 2 years ago. It got so bad, I had to block the site on the router and use a random password that I put on paper and hid somewhere in the house, so it’d be just too much of a hassle to unblock and play. Scary.
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by p2detar 4y ago
I’ve built a product doing exactly that. That being said, the Vert.x path has some bumps along the way, but boy, oh boy, I’m so happy I’m not doing any Spring related stuff.
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by p2detar 4y ago
Just wanted to add that I'm currently building and shipping a 60K+ LOC product based on vert.x. I never used Spring or Spring Boot and I personally would like it to stay that way. Vert.x has been such a pleasant surprise to me: the doc
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by p2detar 4y ago
No images for me either.
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by p2detar 4y ago
I used to think like that, but not anymore. The parents must not answer this question. They must not even attempt to do it. It's up to the children, who have their whole lives before them, to look for an answer. And that's the who
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by p2detar 4y ago
The comparison with GameMaker is kind of impressive. I wonder how it stacks up against GDevelop. To me, on the first look C3 seems like a nice middle ground between something like Godot and using, say PhaserJS to code a web game. All in all
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by p2detar 4y ago
That's actually addressed in the article: > You may feel that building your services without a framework will take ages. Especially if you are coming from other programming languages. I understand that. I had the same feeling a coup
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by p2detar 4y ago
Looks great! I’d love to see a multi-stock investments stats option.
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by p2detar 4y ago
Good catch and my bad: I should have added that my Heroku app ran on a free ClearDB MySQL instance. I pulled that into an SQLite db for simplicity. The app is in a parked state where it's not doing any write ops at this point, so apart
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by p2detar 4y ago
I’ve migrated an old PHP7 app from Heroku to GCP the last couple of weeks. I rewrote the CRUD in Go. The rest of the components were an SQLite database and an old (2013) SPA that holds up surprisingly good even today. Heroku account: delete
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by p2detar 4y ago
That’s quite interesting. Thanks for sharing. How did you go about marketing your apps and attracting customers/installs?
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by p2detar 4y ago
I enjoyed thoroughly the first and second seasons. The third I haven't watched, yet. However, after the strong ending of the second season, I really could not imagine that there could be anything groundbreaking to add to the series.
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Tetra3D: A hybrid software/hardware renderer written in Go(github.com)
1 points by p2detar 4y ago|0 comments
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by p2detar 4y ago
My algorithmic approach has always been: 1. You’re 100% sure you don’t want kids? Then don’t. 2. In all other cases, have a child. Even when in doubt. Years will pass and doubt may perish, but with it also the ability to have children.
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by p2detar 4y ago
I’ve got about 3 invitations from JetBrains‘ UX team just this year, about discussing UI in their products. Never took part in any, because I lack the time and motivation, however, they do seem to make the effort to get developer feedback,
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by p2detar 4y ago
As the Retrowin32 author states: > There are other projects to run old Windows programs. WoW64 is the name of the system within 64-bit Windows that makes old 32-bit Windows programs run. Wine shims the Windows API onto your host system —
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Temporoparietal Junction(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by p2detar 4y ago|0 comments
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by p2detar 4y ago
It's a great piece of software. I'm running a web remote v2.92 on an rpi with simple basic auth protection, and it has been working flawlessly for years now.
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by p2detar 4y ago
I appreciate this type of posts very much. Short, neat and to the point. I learned something today. Till now, I've always used: <script id="app-item-template" type="text/x-custom-template"> I'

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