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by vips7L 4mo ago
Fits perfectly with typical capitalistic short sightedness.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
AI fans would say “this is what the spec is for”.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
An interesting take. You get lots of things for free when targeting JVM bytecode. GCs, JITs, interop with one of the largest and most battle tested ecosystems.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
That's because LLMs suck.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Hilarious that Claude was used to make it.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
I've noticed this a lot in LLM generated Java. Since it doesn't know what can or can't be null it tends to wrap everything in Optional<T>. Super strong type systems are becoming even more important.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Ah the old “you’re holding it wrong” argument.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Absolutely naive if you think the capitalists will “deliver utopia”.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
> Actually I'd prefer to deliver product 0.1x faster Ideas being expensive was a good thing.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
AI is dogshit. No skill. No taste.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
https://github.com/dtnewman/burn-baby-burn
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by vips7L 4mo ago
LOL LaCk oF eXpErIeNcE. Bro all you have to do is open intellij and it will prompt you to install the correct version of Java.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
No you don't. The process is exactly the same for Java.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Your knowledge is outdated. Go check again.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Virtual threads can do that too.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Imagine not realizing that was a joke.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
The kernel and ntfs does not care about slash direction. Specific programs like dir might though and honestly if you're on windows just use powershell and avoid legacy cmd stuff.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Personally I would have immediately closed it. If you can’t write it, I can’t read it.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
It'll be interesting long term to see where they go with Kotlin. WRT value classes they'll probably introduce something like @JvmValue like the did with @JvmRecord when data classes diverged from Java records.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Kotlin also has its own features that differ from the way the JVM or Java has decided to develop them. For example: coroutines vs virtual threads or Kotlin “value” classes and Java value classes. The semantics don’t match and Kotlin stops b
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Go is a terribly verbose language.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Idk I think it’s pretty good for the sheer fact that it takes away most arguments against maven. Almost ever argument is hurr durr xml bad.
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by vips7L 4mo ago
Aren’t LLMs notorious for just making tests pass and not actually testing functionality?
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by vips7L 4mo ago
> Like, why? Because everyone, including this forum, is addicted to the instant gratification of LLMs. It’s pure hubris of thinking you can scan the output and it does what you think it does.
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by vips7L 5mo ago
And for those that are allergic Maven 4 will offer alternative file types via extensions!
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by vips7L 5mo ago
Sbt is by far the worst. It’s the bane of my existence.
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by vips7L 5mo ago
I've had engineers connect claude to slack and have it send my team messages about issues they're facing with our api or documentation. People are massively addicted to LLMs.
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by vips7L 5mo ago
Those are all rolled into rent too.
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by vips7L 5mo ago
There’s plenty of errors that aren’t able to be handled. But yes I agree most developers don’t understand exceptions. They seem to be scared of them tbh and there’s lots of bad advice floating around about them. Like “exceptions should be e
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by vips7L 5mo ago
Yeah! I eluded to that. Exceptions aren’t fully in the type system. I’m hopeful that they’ll eventually let exceptions be some sort of union type fully. Currently, they’re unions in throws clauses and catch clauses. Personally for me it’s n

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