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FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried will be released on $250M bail(nbcnews.com)
10 points by za3faran 4y ago|2 comments
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George Hotz resigns a month after starting a 12-week internship at Twitter(businessinsider.com)
48 points by za3faran 4y ago|13 comments
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by za3faran 4y ago
Not sure why the hyperbole. It's literally one class for the client, and one for the request, probably the least you could do without things getting too hard coded.
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by za3faran 4y ago
Just because it started off that way does not mean it remains so. As a matter of fact, it has come along very nicely in the past few years with many cool features including virtual threads, sealed types, pattern matching, records, and more.
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by za3faran 4y ago
You can issue an HTTP request in Java quite easily: https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/19/docs/api/java.net....
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by za3faran 4y ago
In addition to Loom being superior to async/await, Java's pattern matching is shaping up to be better than Kotlin's, and Java's string templates ( https://openjdk.org/jeps/430 ) are also superior to K
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by za3faran 4y ago
In some other countries they don't check or care about credit history, only that the salary is able to cover the rent.
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by za3faran 4y ago
So now that "chief" is considered offensive, what do we use instead of the C-suite CEO/CFO/COO/etc. positions?
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by za3faran 4y ago
Too bad that your username is considered offensive as per the list. Consider changing "chief" /s
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(Java) Async-profiler – manual by use cases(krzysztofslusarski.github.io)
1 points by za3faran 4y ago|0 comments
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by za3faran 4y ago
What percentage of cars on the road are EV in Norway?
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by za3faran 4y ago
Don't the high tax rates in Europe also play a role?
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by za3faran 4y ago
What's the nature of the startup if you're able to elaborate?
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by za3faran 4y ago
> Nobody is forcing anyone to use the language. Except when your employer does
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by za3faran 4y ago
You'd be surprised that the answer in a lot of times cooties just be hype or inertia. I've seen it first hand at an employer that supported both Java and golang. A new project was started in golang just because of inertia, whereas
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by za3faran 4y ago
Not to mention how slow it becomes in large projects
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by za3faran 4y ago
> it's a huge value to future code readers if my new structure only accepts an interface with List and Get, or List and Delete. But that's not specific to golang. You can use the same approach in Java, Kotlin, C#, etc
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by za3faran 4y ago
I'll disagree that the compiler is great. Is it fast? Sure, but it produces suboptimal code. I personally believe that the biggest factor that it became popular was marketing, having well known names behind it both as a corporation, an
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by za3faran 4y ago
Some of us don't have the best composition skills!
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by za3faran 4y ago
> and will likely help us avoid adding named and default parameters as a separate feature Very cool. Is there any material available about this for further reading?
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by za3faran 4y ago
> Java cannot ever match the feature pace of languages like C# either. That's by deliberate choice. They are going down the route of having the last mover advantage. Lots of people have complained about C#'s kitchen sink type o
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by za3faran 4y ago
> and purchasing the extra insurance to cover any damages. Don't most credit cards provide rental insurance? How is their coverage different (if it is)?
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by za3faran 4y ago
There's an O(1) solution for stoi?
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Shopify monolith served 1.27M rps during Friday/Cyber Monday(twitter.com)
1 points by za3faran 4y ago|2 comments
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by za3faran 4y ago
I hear avocado oil is supposed to be good as well. What are your thoughts on butter/ghee?
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by za3faran 4y ago
Consider donating some blood so they can run tests to find out your immunity secret? :)
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by za3faran 4y ago
Could you elaborate on some of the things you find express lacking? Asking because the team is evaluating using it.
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by za3faran 4y ago
Did they profile the system to find out where the bottlenecks are? What was their findings? And to which framework did they move?
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by za3faran 4y ago
I echo what you're saying. What's ironic is that having worked at an employer that heavily uses golang, they ended up inventing their own dependency injection, app framework, web framework, etc. that are outright terrible, and you
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Data Orient Programming in Java(infoq.com)
2 points by za3faran 4y ago|0 comments

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