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Part 1: Java to native using GraalVM(royvanrijn.com)
2 points by redcodenl 8y ago|0 comments
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OpenJ9: A JVM shootout(royvanrijn.com)
2 points by redcodenl 8y ago|0 comments
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Java and Docker, the limitations(royvanrijn.com)
4 points by redcodenl 8y ago|0 comments
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by redcodenl 9y ago
> Also, showing people only what they want to see leads to echo chambers Not sure I agree with this. The internet made it possbile for the whole world to see information coming from all kinds of sources. Before, in history, you had to re
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by redcodenl 9y ago
Facebook doesn't spread hatred, people spread hatred. Sure, Facebook could crack down on the way people are using their service/their tool, but I don't think they are responsible for the actions of users. What about: - Broadb
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Enterprise Java Explained: Java EE, Jakarta EE, EE4J, J2EE, MicroProfile(youtube.com)
3 points by redcodenl 9y ago|0 comments
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by redcodenl 9y ago
Most important: Don't just start refactorings, finish them (!!!) I've used a couple of the refactoring approaches mentioned in the article over the last 10 years in our current project. The biggest mess comes from partially execut
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Fear of upgrading to Java 9, is it justified?(youtube.com)
1 points by redcodenl 9y ago|0 comments
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Vikipedia: A YouTube bot (in Java)(royvanrijn.com)
3 points by redcodenl 10y ago|0 comments
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Excuse me, sorry to interrupt(royvanrijn.com)
2 points by redcodenl 10y ago|0 comments
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How to become a software architect(royvanrijn.com)
1 points by redcodenl 10y ago|0 comments
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The Prettiest Code: The best code looks mundane(royvanrijn.com)
1 points by redcodenl 10y ago|0 comments
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by redcodenl 10y ago
I think they've saturated the market...
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Biometric passwords: No(royvanrijn.com)
1 points by redcodenl 10y ago|0 comments
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by redcodenl 10y ago
The existing methods orElse(defaultValue) and orElseGet(supplier) and orElseThrow(exception) should be enough to cover everything get() does. But the Java community should move towards ifPresent/map/filter/flatMap etc.
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by redcodenl 10y ago
Of course it does, you actively choose to throw something! That is, in some cases, perfectly acceptable. All three methods tell you there is something else in case you don't have a value in the optional. get() doesn't.
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by redcodenl 10y ago
How does orElse() cause new problems and/or break code? It is the same as get but forces you to think about the not available option...? I think the options orElse/orElseGet and orElseThrow are enough to replace every get() method
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by redcodenl 10y ago
Just a joke, needed to squeeze in the term 'microservices' for search results :-P Also: I'm not really buying into the whole microservices movement, it is the latest silver bullet.
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Deprecating: java.util.Optional.get()?(royvanrijn.com)
53 points by redcodenl 10y ago|90 comments
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Pros and cons of adding var/val to Java (JEP 286)(royvanrijn.com)
1 points by redcodenl 11y ago|0 comments
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by redcodenl 11y ago
Quite a coincidence, I made a movie yesterday about neural networks and how Google's 'deep dreaming' works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJs6OqcXD8U
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Art created by Google's neural networks sold for thousands of dollars(blogs.wsj.com)
8 points by redcodenl 11y ago|1 comments
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by redcodenl 11y ago
Watching the video, the only thing I see is robot abuse. #freeatlas! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_P-zl8QKp0
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by redcodenl 12y ago
The point is: An A5 booklet on A4 is the same as A4 booklet on A3, etc.
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by redcodenl 13y ago
Some people have a problem and think "I'll just listen to Jay-Z instead", now they have 99 problem, but the bitch ain't one.
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by redcodenl 13y ago
Don't forget that not everybody has the skills to teach, being a good programmer is one thing, being a good teacher is another.
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by redcodenl 15y ago
I've got it too, and so do a lot of people I work with. I wonder if having a lot of half-finished projects is common in the IT world, I think it is. For me the joy is in figuring out how I would construct stuff, once everything is figured o
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by redcodenl 15y ago
It looks very good! Don't say he's not a programmer... He is, but doesn't know it yet.