selimco

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by selimco 7mo ago
The drop cap example is also broken for me on the latest Firefox version. It still requires a manually set line-height of 1.
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by selimco 1y ago
You don’t really need any of the apache commons libraries with modern java versions, if that’s what you were referring to. Also I think that most people who are considering doing jvm development would consider kotlin as an alternative langu
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by selimco 1y ago
It seems like micronaut has been able to avoid runtime bytecode generation by doing everything at compile-time. I wonder if there’s things that you can’t do the micronaut way.
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by selimco 1y ago
You can put kotlin code in src/main/java
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by selimco 2y ago
I think space is usually the key that performs a click on focused buttons, not enter.
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by selimco 3y ago
I’d say Javalin is more of a successor. Vert.x is too focused on reactive programming to qualify as a successor IMO.
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by selimco 3y ago
At least one Turkish website (obilet) also offers this info. I consider this whenever I purchase a ticket.
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by selimco 3y ago
There's the sigma fp which is the smallest I believe.
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by selimco 3y ago
In kotlin (maybe also java?) you can use the jetbrains @Language annotation to get syntax highlighting on string variables. A little more verbose but maybe it works for you.
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by selimco 3y ago
We have the same https://www.zeit.de/digital/datenschutz/2021-08/cdu-connect-...
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by selimco 3y ago
Modern Java has Coordinated Restore at Checkpoint (CRaC) as well as ways to compile it to native binaries that can start very fast (GraalVM & Substrate VM). The former has the benefit of a JIT as well!
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by selimco 3y ago
This is the first time I read about Turkish scam Callcenters. Do you have any resources to find out more?
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by selimco 3y ago
I actually started coding that way. Back then I automated some parts in video games like pressing a key to pickup items. There was even a GUI designer which was pretty easy to use. For me it was AutoIT rather than AHK but if I remember corr
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by selimco 3y ago
Location: Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Android, Kotlin, Java, Spring Boot, Vert.x, PostgreSQL Résumé/CV: please ask via mail Email: hi [at] selim.co
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by selimco 4y ago
Location: Frankfurt / Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Kotlin, Android, Vert.x, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, JavaFX Résumé/CV: please ask via e-mail Email: hi@selim.co
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by selimco 4y ago
Location: Germany Remote: Yes but occasional office time / travel is fine Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Kotlin, Vert.x, Spring Boot, Postgres, Android Résumé/CV: please ask via mail Email: wowselim@gma
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by selimco 4y ago
> The same case is for C++, there is a vector class in STL but no linked list class. Same for Java. Java does have a linked list in the standard library: https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/17/docs&
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by selimco 4y ago
Technically, graal is also a JVM. Do you mean native image by any chance?
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by selimco 4y ago
Location: Germany Remote: Yes but ready to commute occasionally Willing to relocate: Yes, inside EU Technologies: Java, Kotlin, Android, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, Vert.x, JavaFX Resume/CV: Please ask via email Email: wowselim@gmail.com