karianna

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by karianna 8mo ago
Hard agree on the data waste, noise to signal ratio is typically very high and processing, shipping and storing all of that data costs a ton. Previous start-up I worked on (jClarity, exited to Microsoft) mitigated much of this by having a m
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by karianna 9mo ago
Usual caveats of “you should run load to see if it’s truly wasted”, but we do know that Java defaults are not ideal out of the box and so we analysed a ton of workloads on Azure and came up with this: https://learn.microsoft.com&
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by karianna 10mo ago
I wonder if statistically (hand waving here, I’m so not an expert in this field) the SOTA models do as much or as little harm as their human counterparts in terms of providing safe and effective emotional support. Totally agree we should b
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by karianna 2y ago
I’m being lazy (am an iStats user), has anyone here compared the two?
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by karianna 3y ago
This particular patch was upstreamed to OpenJDK tip and will be part of Java 22 for all vendors. We have back-ported the patch to our builds of 11, 17 (and shortly 21), and offer those back-ports upstream. However, those back-ports won&#x27
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by karianna 3y ago
Yeah, we're not going to do that :-). The Microsoft Build of OpenJDK is very much a build of OpenJDK that Azure customers can get free support for and over time get some Azure specific performance benefits from. Those performance benef
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by karianna 3y ago
It’s a reunion for the worst of reasons but it’s a testament to crazy on of how many people he made feel awesome along the way
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by karianna 3y ago
I had the pleasure of working with Bob for a couple of years in the Java space formalising the thinking around Inversion of Control and dependency injection which was eventually standardised as JSR 330. His clarity of thinking, clean archi
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by karianna 4y ago
Chris was also well known in the London Java Community and contributed to multiple events, conferences, bringing his expertise in a thoughtful and kind way to folks who were often 1-2 stacks above the runtimes and compilers space . My conve
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A Java based hotpatch for the Log4Shell vulnerability (log4j2 CVE)(github.com)
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by karianna 5y ago
The folks who work at Adoptium contain many OpenJDK committers (especially from Red Hat and Microsoft) so it does contribute back (but you’ll see folks using their company addresses). I agree that can confuse folks
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by karianna 5y ago
Minecraft ships with the latest 17.0.1 now (I run Java at MSFT, we supply their bits )
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by karianna 5y ago
See Adoptium.net/members.html for participating groups and vendors. More than just IBM.
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by karianna 5y ago
We'd love to see folks try and give both Jetbrains and ourselves feedback!
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by karianna 5y ago
Fixed, thank you!
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by karianna 5y ago
TLDR: This can happen, but is not done much in practice. Most vendors use pretty similar build toolchains in order to maintain platform support baselines. Typically any improvements get made at OpenJDK and then filter back down to downstre
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by karianna 5y ago
Hi all, Engineering Manager for Java at Microsoft here - I can confirm this is the case, the two announcements were completely unrelated.
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by karianna 6y ago
Big fan of this - we use it at AdoptOpenJDK (>100 repos, >60 active contributors) - it really helps you improve the engineering culture!
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by karianna 6y ago
To be clear to everyone. Not commenting or promising on the future product direction of the Java server or Java edition (my group doesn't own the product or product direction in any way shape or form). There's just some stuff we
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by karianna 6y ago
Howdy, I’m the Group engineering manager for Java at Microsoft (yep we now do Java!). Our group is working on minecraft’s perf (starting with server) so expect a steady rate of improvement over the 2021
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by karianna 6y ago
As rzwitserloot commented in Reddit's Java community: Microsoft. This release is supporting a competitor in the OS space, who is shifting away from an ally on chip hardware, who also makes consumer electronics in direct competition wit
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by karianna 6y ago
MSFT Employee here who came in via last year’s jClarity acquisition (yes Microsoft now has a Java Engineering Group!). Oracle change the licensing terms on its Oracle JDK (which was the default JDK most of the world used) to something more
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by karianna 6y ago
Https://www.adoptopenjdk.net/about.html gives a better picture
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by karianna 6y ago
One of the Red Hat engineers (Andrew Haley) is the lead of jdk8u but that’s officially him as an individual as opposed to RH the company
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by karianna 6y ago
Yeah my bad - that ticket is assigned to me, should get it done this weekend
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by karianna 6y ago
This was a bug of sorts, we’ve engaged the Java team at Microsoft to get this sorted. Disclaimer - I run the Java team at Microsoft
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by karianna 7y ago
No ranting from us :-). We've not been granted access to the TCK and we continue to hold an open dialogue with Oracle on this. We hope to get this resolved down the line!
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by karianna 7y ago
There is for Windows and ARM32 - we're looking at Linux x86 (32bit) but not 100% sure we'll be able to deliver that.
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by karianna 7y ago
Although no TCK we do run > 100,000 open tests, including many popular open-source libraries, frameworks and languages. We're very comfortable standing behind the quality of these binaries :-).
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by karianna 7y ago
We hear you - it's being worked on for 11+. 8 we're not so sure bout as the OpenJFX version there is unmaintained

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