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by shock 9y ago
There's a good chance it will go the other way around: Java will get more and more features from Kotlin.
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by shock 9y ago
> They're really different issues. They're different fixes for the same problem: high memory usage. Depending on the situation you can use one or both, as you say.
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by shock 9y ago
If you have many strings that are the same you can use String interning[0] to reduce the memory usage. 0 - http://java-performance.info/string-intern-in-java-6-7-8/
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Java 9 and IntelliJ IDEA(blog.jetbrains.com)
65 points by shock 9y ago|41 comments
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55 New Features in JDK 9 [video](youtube.com)
12 points by shock 9y ago|1 comments
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by shock 9y ago
SmartGit
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by shock 9y ago
> Graphs of non-linear history, “train tracks”, can be intimidating. They certainly felt that way to me to begin with, but there’s no reason to be scared of them. There are many magnificent tools that can analyse and visualise complex Gi
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by shock 9y ago
In the `Normalized Global Results` table, Pascal is used as the reference (for memory use) and everything else is reported relative to it.
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by shock 9y ago
> 5. I wonder which implementation of Lua they used. There is a table with the versions they used¹, but they don't mention the implementation – in can be inferred for some: e.g. for Pascal they used the Free Pascal Compiler. ① - ht
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Trying Out Ubuntu 17.10 on a Laptop One Month Ahead of Release(phoronix.com)
1 points by shock 9y ago|0 comments
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by shock 9y ago
Since lambdas and streams are optional, what is your critique of them?
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by shock 9y ago
> In fact, not even credit institutes work with transactions, they too rely on eventually being consistent. Is this really the case? I was always under the impression that everything regarding financial transactions needed to be transac
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by shock 9y ago
You don't have permission to access /roundtable/deeper-deep on this server. Is anyone able to access the site? Here's the most recent archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20170904030057/https:
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by shock 9y ago
> Calling capabilities are only supported on Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome. Feels like I'm back in time a decade. I don't understand why other browsers are not supported: are they using non-standard features? I can't im
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by shock 9y ago
The Streisand effect talks about hiding, removing or censoring a piece of information. To me, that is quite different than not promoting .
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by shock 9y ago
For me the following quote from Paul Graham's essay has struck a chord: For example, reading and experience are usually "compiled" at the time they happen, using the state of your brain at that time. The same book would get
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by shock 9y ago
> We've had many discussions about licensing issues, but this isn't one of them. Why do you decide what we discuss? Since you squashed my comment about licensing, another one popped up. It means people do think licensing is imp
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by shock 9y ago
I'm assuming you mean it doesn't have a license because it's not released. By that same logic we shouldn't be discussing the project because it doesn't exist.
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by shock 9y ago
I never imagined that the project's license would be off-topic. To me a project's license is very material, a deciding factor if I'm using it or not. That's what I was trying to express.
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by shock 9y ago
These days I get the impression that there are fewer and fewer companies that don't see users as products. I hope I'm wrong.
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by shock 9y ago
Thank you for linking the other discussion, it is much more eloquent than my own comment. The bit that worries me is: They’ve built their entire business on the back of open source software that wasn’t ever encumbered with the sort of nons
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by shock 9y ago
I want to elaborate a bit why I dislike Facebook's BSD + PATENTS license: I believe Facebook was built, in part, using software under MIT, BSD, Apache, etc – I see it as immoral when they turn around and release OSS software under BSD
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by shock 9y ago
> We continue to iterate on LogDevice with the ultimate goal of contributing it to the open source community later in 2017. Frankly, if it's the same license as React (BSD + PATENTS), I'm not interested. Edit: Here come the fac
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by shock 9y ago
I'm assuming shareholders filing lawsuits because Google wouldn't be doing business in EU anymore.
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by shock 9y ago
It's interesting that, according to the forum comments, the new CPU is the same stepping as the one with the problems, which suggests a manufacturing problem, not a bug in the CPU.
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New Ryzen Is Running Solid Under Linux, No Compiler Segmentation Fault Issue(phoronix.com)
28 points by shock 9y ago|2 comments
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by shock 9y ago
Asks you a bunch of questions about yourself then you need to provide an email address to get any results. Don't bother.
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by shock 9y ago
The JVM supports hot swapping. There's also DCEVM⁰, which supports more features than OpenJDK Hotspot. ⓪ - https://github.com/dcevm/dcevm
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by shock 9y ago
scala-native seems to have a pretty low bus factor. I really hope it improves on that front.
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by shock 9y ago
> Facebook has always benefited from open source and has worked to contribute back as much as possible to the open source community. Yes, they have benefited from open source software under BSD, MIT, Apache licenses and giving back under

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