richbell

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by richbell 5y ago
> but there's no CVE The notion of a National Vulnerability Database is noble, but creating a CVE is an incredibly slow moving and bureaucratic process. In situations like this, or Log4Shell, information evolves rapidly and is often
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by richbell 5y ago
Frameworks like Quarkus and Micronaut do this at compile time. They dynamically load things and record it, then insert the resulting bytecode statically in the build artifact. I believe the core motivator is performance, but it has the adde
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by richbell 5y ago
> Yes, but that's an abstract argument... The "not a native platform" argument is well overblown. My argument isn't that Kotlin is bad because it isn't a native platform, it's that because Kotlin isn't
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by richbell 5y ago
> I’m not sure I understand why kotlin will need to catch up with loom? "Catch up" as in making sure that it's compatible with -- and ideally leverages -- those new platform features. > Blocking kotlin code should benef
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by richbell 5y ago
> Records is what Java calls data classes which kotlin had since 1.0... Most of the other things Java has been doing are just catching up. My criticism is within the context of pron's quote: >> It seeks to be a low-overhead la
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by richbell 5y ago
I (reluctantly) agree with pron as well. Kotlin's push to become a multi-platform language -- and escape the JVM -- has taken years, and seems far from 'production ready'. Unfortunately, the facets of Kotlin that most people
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by richbell 5y ago
> It exports typescript typing too... Even models can be shared. Do you know if this is possible with Kotlin/JVM, or only Kotlin/JS? We've been sharing models via Kotlin/JVM -> Open API Spec -> Open API Generato
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by richbell 5y ago
> Yes, I would much rather get more cash than a bunch of... benefits I have to manually keep track of and optimize. I've worked at a few large financial institutions that pay technical employees significantly below market rate, but
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by richbell 5y ago
> It's an "employers' market" now as we are competing with the poorest nations on earth — a race to the bottom. Ironically, many poorer nations have more affordable Healthcare than the United States. There's a wh
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by richbell 5y ago
> I don't really want universal healthcare but I would take it if it makes people stop talking about the obligation of employers to provide * additional services and benefits for their employees that fundamentally have nothing to do
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by richbell 5y ago
> Nearly 100 open issues on Github. It's not something you want to use in production. The number of open issues isn't a meaningful measure of the maturity or reliability of a project.
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by richbell 5y ago
> Why are people using timestamps in builds and what is the better alternative? Timestamps are often an implicit part of the build which leads to the same code producing 'different' artifacts (e.g. file created timestamp, gener
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by richbell 5y ago
This sounds exactly like the issue I've been having with my company's instance of Nexus Repository 3 for the past several months. It's a SPA, so I can "log in" and the UI reflects being logged in, but all of the API