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151.
by pulse7 3y ago
JetBrains is valued at $7 billion by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index and they build their popular IDEs in Java... So Java isn't de-ad outside of corporateware...
152.
by pulse7 3y ago
Whats the actual difference? If everyone gets $170k or if everyone gets $100k or if everyone gets $50k? They will all get the same amount...
153.
by pulse7 3y ago
That's true. But it seems they will ignore it and do it anyway...
154.
by pulse7 3y ago
It is written "no discernible side effects"... So we will see...
155.
by pulse7 3y ago
Nothing wrong with web applications. It was about "web applications everything" attitude...
156.
by pulse7 3y ago
Things are not always black and white. Some things are "highly likely legal", other things are "highly likely illegal"...
157.
by pulse7 3y ago
It may be illegal in some jurisdictions and the payment provider may decide to not deal with it because of legal risk...
158.
by pulse7 3y ago
Maybe they are doing some shady crypto stuff... (Maybe they participate in selling "numbers with certain properties" which are called Bitcoins, but are just numbers in reality...)
159.
by pulse7 3y ago
One can still use Subversion to store binary files in VCS...
160.
by pulse7 3y ago
I know Eclipse may be dated, but this is the main reason why I like to use it: it compiles a file when I save it. Java program then starts instantly - because it is already compiled - regardless of it's size... But I think you can also
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Intel Raptor Lake Refresh, Arrow Lake CPU Performance Projections Leaked(tomshardware.com)
2 points by pulse7 3y ago|0 comments
162.
by pulse7 3y ago
Here are Language-Specific ones: 1. CWE-787 Out-of-bounds Write: C, C++, Assembly 4. CWE-416 Use After Free: C, C++ 7. CWE-125 Out-of-bounds Read: C, C++ 10. CWE-434 Unrestricted Upload of File with Dangerous Type: ASP.NET, PHP, Class: Not
163.
by pulse7 3y ago
What about if you reach 100 billion times a second (maybe with 128 cores) and have a long running system? Maybe in this case 128-bit or 96-bit counters are better...
164.
by pulse7 3y ago
I remember a bug in Visual/Digitalk Smalltalk: conversion from integer to string (method printString) was not thread safe, because it used global buffer for better performance. Very rarely - when we used a progress indicator in anothe
165.
by pulse7 3y ago
Is this "years of research" the reason why most Electron apps still start slower than - for example - IntelliJ IDEA, which is written in Java and Swing?
166.
by pulse7 3y ago
"L3 cache" is a cache of what then? (SWAP stores only parts of memory, not all...)
167.
by pulse7 3y ago
Google search results became unusable. We need a new search engine now, which would provide good results - like the old Google...
168.
by pulse7 3y ago
Parent is not speaking about cache (L1/L2/L3/...), but about main memory (RAM) of which 16GB would be permanently integrated into the CPU - this would be L1 RAM and of the rest, L2 RAM which would be outside of CPU.
169.
by pulse7 3y ago
People will try to reinvent the same thing over-and-over - mostly because of missing core knowledge. So the cycle will go this way: discard ORM and use native SQL queries. Make your own management of what has changed and what not. Make your
170.
by pulse7 3y ago
Politicians preach about something, collect votes, then change their minds...
171.
by pulse7 3y ago
"successful NFTC license" -> Almost all went to OpenJDK and almost nobody came back. So how successful is this?
172.
Toyota Touts Solid State EVs with 932-Mile Range, 10-Minute Charging by 2027(pcmag.com)
41 points by pulse7 3y ago|51 comments
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Design document on nullability and value types(mail.openjdk.org)
2 points by pulse7 3y ago|0 comments
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Germans beat Tesla to autonomous L3 driving in the Golden State(theregister.com)
2 points by pulse7 3y ago|4 comments
175.
by pulse7 3y ago
EV6 has V2L while Model Y has no V2L... (V2L = Vehicle-to-Load = connect any electric appliance to your car with standard 110V/230V socket...)
176.
by pulse7 3y ago
...and all this happened because German car makes were willing to give COMPLETE KNOW-HOW (on how to make good cars) just to be able to sell in Chinese market... Now China has learned how to make good (enough) cars and - they will out-compet
177.
by pulse7 3y ago
How much unneeded steal does your car carry around all the time? I don't have the feeling that cars in the US are minimalistic...
178.
by pulse7 3y ago
How often do you see a state-employee doing "everything in their power"? Did they have any special incentives?
179.
by pulse7 3y ago
That is certainly not possible, because there is a wire between Starlink router and Starlink antenna! :)
180.
by pulse7 3y ago
Now we need edible electronics and webcams, so you can eat a webcam - make photos inside, send them out of body - and... digest it...

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