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by vips7L 5mo ago
The biggest theft from the working class that has ever happened.
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by vips7L 5mo ago
Normal, emotionally stable people don’t drive business towards people they disagree with politically. You see that all around the country.
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by vips7L 5mo ago
The blind leading the blind.
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by vips7L 5mo ago
They hate us cause they ain’t us :)
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by vips7L 5mo ago
Give Scala a try :)
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by vips7L 5mo ago
Kotlin and Scala too if you want the same type of strong type system as TypeScript
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by vips7L 6mo ago
All of these companies are unethical. They’ve all stolen everything from the working class.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Computer Science.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Half of my graduating class could barely program.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Really? I know there's kotlin.io.* but afaik that doesn't work on KNative or KJS.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
A corporation being shady? Imagine that!
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Statistically LLMs generate more bugs for the same feature.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Cool! I had a friend working there at the time. First time I heard about F#
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Right, but you should be doing analysis and choosing the right tool for the job. 9/10 or probably more Java projects never need to use FFI because of the sheer size of the Java ecosystem. C# has always needed a better FFI story because
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Didn’t they start that from acquiring jet.com?
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by vips7L 6mo ago
How about we just let people code how they want if the codebase doesn’t care how it gets written? If it doesn’t matter why must we use one particular tool versus another?
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by vips7L 6mo ago
As opposed to C# that doesn't have any form of sum types?
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Once union types land, it will just need first class support for checked errors instead of unchecked exceptions flying around everywhere.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
You can't even read a file in Kotlin without Java.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Java has first class sum types, pattern matching, and compiler exhaustion on types. It's probably far more expressive than C# currently until they get union types.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Afaik this was fixed a long time ago.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
The GC is pluggable, that’s why you have so many to choose from depending on your work load. You rarely if ever have to touch those options. In the last 10 years all of my apps, since I run on a modern version of Java, only ever set max hea
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by vips7L 6mo ago
I could be missing it because I’m not that familiar with bb, but looking at your repository it doesn’t look like you’re using any feature that was actually shipped with project Leyden. It looks like you’re just using AppCDS which has been a
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by vips7L 6mo ago
It’s perfectly reasonable. We’ve been doing it for decades. It’s completely unreasonable to expect every developer to use “ai”, especially when it comes at such a heavy monetary cost.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Or just let people do the job the way they want.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
It's honestly hilarious since the person you're replying to has heavily advocated Manifold which is a compiler extension to Java that adds every little feature to the language. https://github.com/manifold-systems&#
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Sounds like the mythical agi I keep hearing about.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Everyone’s pretending the suits are going to want to do the prompting. We all know they aren’t.
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Didn’t they ban issues generated by ai?
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by vips7L 6mo ago
Did anyone ever expect anything different from modern tech companies? This will only ever get more expensive and worse in quality.

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