syjer

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by syjer 11y ago
Not wanting to start a language war, but targeting the jvm give me a good level of confidence that it will work everywhere due to his good backward compatibility.
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Show HN: Lavagna, an open-source issue/project management tool(lavagna.io)
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by syjer 11y ago
1. it's quite likely that the Unsafe classes will be accessible with a flag, so for this kind of projects it's not really a big problem, as they provide the shell scripts for launching the jvm with all the necessary parameters.
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by syjer 11y ago
Swiss Post Box fit your criteria https://www.post.ch/en/customer-center/all-online-services/s... .
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by syjer 12y ago
Does not seem fair to me with the: " whether or not such claim is related to the Software". It's really a more asymmetrical retaliation clause than the one from the Apache 2.0 (or GPLv3), which are only about the related work
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by syjer 12y ago
The metronome GC from ibm is predictable (not hard real time though).
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by syjer 12y ago
This one is quite surprising. I would have guessed that given the pervasive use of opengl(es) in their os, they would have advanced a azdo approach ( as described in http://www.slideshare.net/CassEveritt/approaching-zer
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by syjer 12y ago
clojure can use all the jvm ecosystem as a fallback (if the native solutions are not up to the task).
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by syjer 12y ago
not hard at all obviously. Anyway, given the current legal situation in Switzerland, uploading data with bittorrent while downloading some music/film is basically a no risk activity.
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by syjer 12y ago
In Switzerland, you can legally download but not upload, so bittorrent should not be considered safe. The interesting loophole for the bittorrent users is the fact that a private company cannot arvest the ip ( http://arstechnica.
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by syjer 12y ago
I'm using the free tier of openshift from red hat. The performance is good enough that I'm able to cram a java application powered by jetty + mysql + phpmyadmin in a single small "gear" (they give you 3 small gears free,
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by syjer 12y ago
From what I know, JSF is used mostly for small to medium intranet application in the context of big enterprises. I'm quite biased here, but the big seal of approval as the official java enterprise web framework makes it often imposed b
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by syjer 12y ago
What are the problems of spring license? It's a clear apache 2.0 license which is quite used in the java world. (edit: ok, noticed that the wikipedia page was wrong, I've corrected it) Additionally, even though I'm not a fan
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by syjer 12y ago
Actually, the GWT governance has been handed over to the community ( http://googlewebtoolkit.blogspot.ch/2013/07/gwt-news.html ). It's quite obvious that they have less love for gwt than before, but I don&#x2
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by syjer 12y ago
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=319901 is an interesting thread. And https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1021898 . My take is that RH is more afraid from patent trolling than some kind o
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by syjer 12y ago
Hi, it will be available at https://github.com/digitalfondue/ in a few months.
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by syjer 12y ago
It's still work in progress, but compared to trello: - it has a flexible tagging system which combined with the search can provide some nice filtering views (on the board view the filtering is done client side and it's applied in
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by syjer 12y ago
Working on a agile task tracker with some friends (similar to trello, but more dev oriented): http://imgur.com/a/4PF4z . (written with spring mvc for the server side, angularjs for the client side, use websocket/s
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by syjer 12y ago
See their internet.org initiative for the feel good side. Or, on the business side, they want to capture their future customers where the internet is hard to access.
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by syjer 12y ago
This is quite old: the patent "issue" is more clear, see http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/03/google... . There is still an issue with Nokia ( http://datatracker.ietf.org
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by syjer 12y ago
Actually, there is already (proprietary) multitenancy support for the jvm that provide full isolation (minus JNI calls). See http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/j-multitenant-java... . IIRC I saw some talks
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by syjer 13y ago
Thank you for the information on the current situation. Well, not to be an opportunist, but let's hope that this kind of incidents will move the adoption of TACK a little bit faster.
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by syjer 13y ago
TACK has the advantage to work in the current infrastructure (with some patches): it's a point that should not be ignored if you want wide acceptance.
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by syjer 13y ago
TACK is really cool, but is it still pushed to the vendors? (Or even, are the vendors interested?). I've seen patches floating on github, but alas, not that much activity lately.
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by syjer 13y ago
It's answered in the FAQ: http://www.post.ch/en/post-startseite/post-privatkunden/post... . Postal secrecy is taken seriously in switzerland.
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by syjer 13y ago
They still need to steal the properties so we can remove the getter/setter and the local type inference from c#. I must admit that except for this two missing features, I'm quite happy with the java 8 release in term of features.
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by syjer 13y ago
static imports ?
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by syjer 13y ago
Spring mvc with spring 4 is decent, with the java configuration, the amount of boilerplate is reduced at an acceptable level in my opinion (best case is few annotation) (and you are not forced to use hibernate). But in general I agree that
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by syjer 13y ago
There is a FAQ page that confirm the deprecation of the support of the gnex : https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/3468085 Well, I'm a little bit disappointed, I hoped to have the update too.
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by syjer 13y ago
but voting with your money is a powerful tool. If the US companies lose money because of this issue, they will pressure the government to do something about it. Just think about the use of microsoft os/programs in the government and ho

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