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by vips7L 9mo ago
I think you're widely mistaken if you don't think Java is a platform. The VM and language are intertwined. The VM explicitly knows about things like records, language constructs, and idioms from Java. Java sets the direction of th
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by vips7L 9mo ago
Just been screwed too many times I guess. I do like it more than Kotlin though. The language is powerful.
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by vips7L 9mo ago
There is no chance that Kotlin will replace Java. Java is the platform and Kotlin does change semantics. They’ve developed their own features that don’t align with the platform. Suspend functions vs virtual threads, data classes vs records,
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by vips7L 9mo ago
Nah it’s too complex, has shipped too many breaking changes, and the community sucks.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
You don’t think these children are real victims? Jesus dude.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Looking forward to seeing what error handling starts to look like in C# once they have unions. I really like domain errors being checked by the type system.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Sad days. Windows terminal was so good.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
I guess I haven’t updated my terminal in a while. I haven’t seen the forced ai there yet.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
I thought dart could natively deserialize via dart:convert? It just only decodes to lists and maps, you have to manually map into classes.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
https://steveklabnik.com/writing/the-language-strangeness-bu...
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Kotlin doesn’t feel right to me either. I did a portion of AoC in it this year and it was surprisingly more verbose than I expected. I think the thing I liked the least was trailing lambda syntax combined with how verbose it was to define v
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Darts pretty good. It has a lot of modern features, nullable types, pattern matching, sum types, and factory constructors; some really good build tooling. It can compile fully AoT.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Isn’t that still like alpha or beta for iOS?
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by vips7L 10mo ago
The whole system is flawed. We need national popular vote and a proportional representation system put in place.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
I literally said I’ve been using it for _years_ and I think it’s fine.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
I’ve been using 11 on my laptop for years. I honestly think it’s fine. I spend 99% of my time in a game or IntelliJ.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Not sure l, I honestly haven’t looked at it since its initial release. Either way, 1-1s are all I really care about.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Powershell is really good. For scripting you get the whole C# standard library and can write cmdlets in C# itself.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Upgrading to Windows 11 tomorrow for my new gaming pc. Really looking forward to it. Mostly so I can use the new Phone Link functionality to get my iMessages on my desktop.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
“Crashes for me every 10 minutes into a game.”
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Good thing I mentioned Firefox
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Good thing I mentioned Firefox. Ublock on safari and iOS is not the same.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
I’d like the extension ecosystem from chrome or Firefox. I miss having real Firefox with real Ublock like on Android.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Yes we talked about this on Reddit. I don’t think it’s impossible it’s just work that needs to be done! I really think that this aligns with the “paving the on ramp” type of stuff. Making the build tooling first class and simple will help a
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Max said he wrote it, but used AI to clean it up in the post on /r/java.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
On WSL/Fedora 43, building hello world: > time dotnet publish Restore complete (0.4s) dn-hw net10.0 linux-x64 succeeded (2.4s) → bin/Release/net10.0/linux-x64/publish/ Build succeeded in
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by vips7L 10mo ago
I absolutely did read it when Max posted it to /r/java. Jbang doesn’t solve what you think it solves.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
Yeah after we got bought our own IT department wouldn't let me use ngrok even though engineering was paying for licensing for it.
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by vips7L 10mo ago
I work at a startup that ships a Java cli to our clients. It is a giant pain in the butt. There are constant support requests from users that are using the wrong version of Java, too old or too new. Sometimes they have to wait weeks for aut
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by vips7L 10mo ago
I'm not asking about a fundamentally different thing. The success of other languages isn't because they produce installers. Have you tried native image for a non-trivial application? I've been using it since it came out; I wa

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