shrdlu2

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by shrdlu2 3y ago
That, and also when caffeine came out it replaced one of the major uses (caching) of guava. https://github.com/ben-manes/caffeine
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by shrdlu2 3y ago
There is an opportunity here for Amazon to take some of this goodwill IBM/Red Hat is losing. Make Amazon Linux run nicely outside of AWS with (free) LTS. Charge for support for those who need it. When Oracle messed with Java LTS AWS
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by shrdlu2 3y ago
Yeah, I would think functional/function-based indexes should be mentioned. Add an index or add a redundant column? Almost all of time I would prefer the index. Of course if your database can't be changed then maybe you can use t
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by shrdlu2 4y ago
Yeah, or spring (vmware), or guava (google), or react (facebook), or dozens of other common dependencies. Thankfully I have managed to avoid Akka in our products but the precedent being set here is worrisome.
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by shrdlu2 4y ago
Self-hosted full Atlassian stack (jira, confluence, bamboo, bitbucket) for 6+ years. ~200k tickets. To be honest, it just runs with minimal issues. Mostly downtime is just upgrades. I can remember a few times we've had to add (JVM)
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by shrdlu2 5y ago
I'm sure that is some of it. I'd certainly be happier having my problem solved in 30 seconds rather than waiting in a queue for even 5 minutes.
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by shrdlu2 5y ago
Having worked on conversational AI (virtual agents/chatbots) for over a half a decade now, I can say that there are large differences in the capabilities of the solutions and the quality of implementations. Some are just bad and unhel
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by shrdlu2 5y ago
>Oracle will provide these free releases and updates starting with Oracle JDK 17 and continue for one full year after the next LTS release. Prior versions are not affected by this change. So, if that had applied to 11, it would lose upd
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by shrdlu2 6y ago
In fact AWS ALB does not even support HTTP/2 on the backends which is really annoying.