vips7L

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   by vips7L 2y ago

   This pattern is really only used with @Entity’s. Things that actually are mutable and rightfully need to be. With @Entity’s setters are exactly what you want because it allows you to add validation, and check error states before persisting.
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   CanThrow Capabilities(docs.scala-lang.org)

   2 points by vips7L 2y ago|0 comments
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   by vips7L 2y ago

   I read that AdWords is built on Dart’s JS transpiler so I wouldn’t expect for them to just get rid of it. I really wish they would have pushed it over Go tbh. I’d love to use it for back end services.
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   by vips7L 2y ago

   You definitely just don't know how checked exceptions work. This is not true at all. The compiler will not let you call a(); without handling the exception or checking it up the stack. The same way results work.
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   by vips7L 2y ago

   I genuinely disagree. There is no difference between a checked exception and a Result. - In concurrent programming uncaught exceptions won’t leave the future. Both values are available to you just like Results. I also don’t think arguments
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   by vips7L 2y ago

   The first function may not return an error either.
7. 727.▲
   by vips7L 2y ago

   I'm only saying what I've seen here. I typically see praise for Rust's checked errors. Especially since they provide ? to panic and uncheck them. Personally I disagree with Bloch, if you are the thrower you can't possibl
8. 728.▲
   by vips7L 2y ago

   The modern language landscape has not backed away from checked errors. Rust is praised for its checked errors, countless posts on this forum praise Result<T> in multiple languages. Swift has checked errors and Kotlin is implementing t
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   by vips7L 2y ago

   Yeah I think they're just trying to get out of Swing by developing a new ui, Swing isn't that fun to develop.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Dart is an amazing and underrated language too. It compiles to native assembly, has pattern matching, async/await, and null safety. The only thing it's missing in my opinion is some form of checked errors, currently they only have
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    While KNative does have these things it still does not have a standard library or ecosystem. Without another runtime KNative is practically useless.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Sorry I didn’t mean to come off as “hot”.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Technically since they're not meat and aren't born, but they're not vegan or ethical. The treatment of hens is inhumane.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    I'm in socal and have been buying vital farms eggs. The price has been near constant.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    > Java was invented by Sun and literally nobody cares (nor is particularly happy) that Oracle currently makes a version of the JDK. This is honestly an insanity level take. Oracle is the main contributor to OpenJdk. OpenJdk is the most w
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    There is also the nashorn JavaScript engine and graaljs.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Wasn’t LiveScript JS’s original name?
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Isn't it the creators choice to sell their rights to a publisher? Is anyone holding a gun to their head?
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Inheritance is just a tool. It’s insane to reject it outright just because someone can use it incorrectly. It does some things extremely well and better than composition.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    I remember at some time you couldn’t mock in C# without an interface or maybe it was just the popular library that required it. Java never had that requirement so at least in the codebases I’ve been in you didn’t have IBar and BarImpl every
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Object orientism is not inheritance. It is simply encapsulation and having functions attached to the data.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    I see that a lot more in C# than in Java tbh.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Does it matter? Most commits to OpenJdk are Oracle employees and most committees to C# or typescript are Microsoft employees.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Java the language is conservative by design. They always are the last mover for language changes on purpose. They feel that it allows them to make better decisions and they don’t have to adopt bad ideas until other languages try them out.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Java is my go to for everything. In my entire career I’ve never had to use FFI.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    > The point you're making is predicated on not understanding SQL. This is not the point I'm making. But you seem to not care about that. Cheers man.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    You’re completely missing the point while also completely making my point. The ORM is going to do the correct thing here, while the SQL I quickly typed out will work, but does the inefficient thing and requires more manual review and back a
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    > For established software where performance matters, hand-writing the SQL is reasonable. These things aren’t mutually exclusive though. Every ORM I know gives you an escape hatch to write whatever sql you want. ORMs are great for 90% of
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    I don’t even read those the same. To me snyk is read as snick and not sneak.
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    by vips7L 2y ago

    Phoneless events are out there. This Never Happened bans phones from every event. I just went to Proper NYE which wasn’t a TNH event but had Lane 8 (label owner) on main stage and there was significantly less phones than other artists.