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The Arrival of Java 23
(blogs.oracle.com)
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pregnenolone
2y ago
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Scala 3.5.0 Released
(scala-lang.org)
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pregnenolone
2y ago
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JEP 483: Ahead-of-Time Class Loading and Linking
(openjdk.org)
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2y ago
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Java EA Released: JEP 401: Value Classes and Objects
(jdk.java.net)
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2y ago
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Reverse Engineering of UEFI Firmwares via HII
(mdpi.com)
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2y ago
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pregnenolone
2y ago
I've had a good experience with JavaFX and I even managed to AOT compile two faily complex applications of mine. My advice would just be to stay away from FXML. Also use jlink to build a stripped down JRE for your application and packa
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pregnenolone
3y ago
> powerful features Scala doesn't have, such as type-safe SQL. What? This site is getting worse by the day.
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pregnenolone
3y ago
> It is designed by academicians who thought clever looking choice is better. That's just not true. That's the typelevel ecosystem. The official Scala toolkit mostly includes haoyi libraries which is pretty much Python like Sca
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pregnenolone
3y ago
It's the main reason I never liked .NET and I feel like a lot of .NET proponents suffer from Stockholm syndrome. The argument that having few options would actually be a good thing is so absurd.
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Scala 3.4.0 and 3.3.3 LTS released
(scala-lang.org)
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3y ago
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Performance impact of disk encryption using LUKS
(scs.community)
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3y ago
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pregnenolone
3y ago
The only reasonable explanation I have is that he got flagged by Snapchat automatically who reported him to the authorities immediately. Even without E2E encryption, how would they intercept the message as the app is most likely communicati
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pregnenolone
3y ago
>On desktop (Apple M2) it pretty much feels instant to me. Why are you lying? It's not quick, let alone "pretty much instant". Neither on my M3 nor on my gaming machine. Actually I think Avalonia's start-up time is th
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pregnenolone
3y ago
Flutter is moving away from Skia, understandably.
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pregnenolone
3y ago
>When did you try it? Not even 3 months ago. >We use Avalonia for our Product and honestly couldn’t be happier. What do you mean "couldn't be happier"? Start-up times and memory consumption are objectively bad. Also som
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3y ago
I've tried it and didn't like it at all. It's a memory hog, start-up times are horrendous, I've had lots of glitches on MacOS and I detest XAML. Overall it really feels like yet another alpha state product. Besides, I&#x
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pregnenolone
3y ago
Is it GPU accelerated?
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2Advanced Studios v4 Flash Website in 2003 [video]
(youtube.com)
2 points
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pregnenolone
3y ago
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pregnenolone
3y ago
>jpackage somehow gets stuck in an infinite loop that generates a directory tree of seemingly infinite depth (so deep that even Explorer can't delete it) This happens when your jar is in the same folder as the working directory: ht
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pregnenolone
3y ago
What trouble are you having with jpackage? It's easy. Anyway, in order to AOT compile your JavaFX compilation you will have to run(or test) your application with Graal's tracing agent to collect the metadata and then compile it. Y
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pregnenolone
3y ago
I use Graal Native to AOT compile my JavaFX applications. It works surprisingly well.
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pregnenolone
3y ago
There shouldn't be a reason for a managed language to introduce function coloring. It's horrible.
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Scala 3.3.0 LTS Released
(scala-lang.org)
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3y ago
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pregnenolone
4y ago
I just want to be able to load SVG files. Right now you either have to add every single path + color into a CSS file or use some kind of library.
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pregnenolone
4y ago
Proper SVG support
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pregnenolone
4y ago
Speed, speed, speed. I wish vendors would put a bigger effort into making hardware encryption safe.
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pregnenolone
4y ago
I don't know why but the first thing that came into my mind was this video. Btw I love Haskell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADqLBc1vFwI
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pregnenolone
6y ago
Jetbrains is working on this https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/compose/