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by sitta 7mo ago
Great article! Will the new metric be exposed in JFR recordings as well?
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by sitta 9mo ago
Perhaps also of interest is the storage format that Fedora 6/7 uses. https://ocfl.io/
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by sitta 1y ago
I recently wrote an extremely basic Rust web service using Axum. It had 10 direct dependencies for a total of 121 resolved dependencies. I later rewrote the service in Java using Jetty. It had 3 direct dependencies for a total of 7 resolved
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by sitta 2y ago
Yeah, currently you have to be really careful about what you do in virtual threads. However, they are actively working on a solution to the issue with synchronized blocks. Once that's been solved, they should be a lot easier to use. Un
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by sitta 2y ago
The article makes it sound like the feature set has been finalized, but is that really the case? I'm struggling to find evidence for this, and the official page does not seem to indicate this at all: https://openjdk.org&#x2F
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by sitta 3y ago
The comments about this feature are always so tiresome. Please just scroll down and read the "Alternatives" section at the bottom. They're not idiots. They're working within backwards compatibility constraints. They can&
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by sitta 3y ago
The company I interned at back in '08 had multiple Tichu games going daily over lunch. It's where I learned to love the game. Sadly, they had a hiring freeze when I graduated in '09, and I had to move on. I still play, but I
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by sitta 3y ago
Agreed. Obra Dinn is a weird example here as there's nothing else like it.
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by sitta 3y ago
>> How do you ship a Java library that uses native code? Python/Node/Ruby worlds know, but OpenJDK ignores the question. >It doesn't. jmod files and the jmod tool were added in JDK 9 precisely for that (and other thi
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by sitta 3y ago
> Having to use streams in order to use map, etc., is noisy. Why weren't these APIs retrofitted to collections? Sure, methods along the lines of the following could have been added: public <R> List<R> map(Function&lt
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by sitta 3y ago
It's one thing to say, "very little has been added between Java 8 and Java 21," and something else entirely to say, "newer features are often criticized as not being as good as they could be [to maintain backwards compat
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by sitta 3y ago
> I actually feel like very little has been added between Java 8 and Java 21. var, records, sealed types, and pattern matching make a huge difference in how Java is written. A lot has changed since 8.
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by sitta 4y ago
I think this perfectly demonstrates my point. Thanks for sharing. Java was perceived as "enterprisey and non-open-source-friendly". It's also interesting to hear that a Java deployment was thought to be more difficult than a
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by sitta 4y ago
My fear is that Java is now only popular in a professional setting, and is no longer of interest in the broader community. This is sad to me because I personally love the features that you all have been delivering in recent releases, and am
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by sitta 4y ago
https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/podman-docker-compose Podman listens on the docker socket, and the official docker-compose just works
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by sitta 4y ago
When did you last use it? It _does_ support docker compose. Has for a while now actually. I love it on Linux. The Mac version is not as smooth yet, but, for my use case, still works a hell of a lot better than docker desktop. There is somet
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by sitta 4y ago
I really don't like that ActivityPub does not support encryption. I wanted to setup an instance of one of these platforms for friends and family to use, but hated the thought of having to tell them that, by the way I can read all of yo
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by sitta 4y ago
A few months ago I started playing with using Matrix as a janky social media replacement. The idea was to setup a space with rooms that I post in. One room might be a public, unencrypted room that anyone can read (ala Twitter/Mastadon&
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by sitta 4y ago
Thank you for the recommendations. I will check them out. To be fair, it's been a couple years since I last looked, and at that time it wasn't that there were _no_ other light themes, but there were very few and they were not near
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by sitta 4y ago
It's odd to me that there's essentially no competition to Solarized Light when it comes to light color schemes, and all of the focus is on dark. Personally, I don't like dark themes and find them way harder to read. I love So
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Oxford Common File Layout (OCFL) 1.1 Released(ocfl.io)
2 points by sitta 4y ago|0 comments
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by sitta 4y ago
I think I saw that Chris Remo doesn't even work at Valve anymore
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by sitta 4y ago
I did an "epistemic spot check" of the section on Against the Grain, which caught my eye because I just finished reading the chapter on state formation in The Dawn of Everything. Result: It was indeed legible but was oddly false.
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by sitta 4y ago
I think there is some truth in what stevage said. Usually when we come home the cats get up and are unsettled due to the change in routine. I try to get them settled on the guest bed again before going to bed myself, but this doesn't a
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by sitta 4y ago
I do the opposite for my cat. He's a very affectionate boy. He likes to sleep with us, but we'd prefer he didn't because we have a small bed and it makes our sleep worse. So, my solution was to snuggle with him on our guest b
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by sitta 5y ago
I discovered a Dave Gahan fan site [1] last year that looked like it was a holdover from "the old internet". I loved it and was even more delighted when I discovered it was created in 2021 [2]: > I realize that static websites
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by sitta 5y ago
This is not correct. You're thinking Spring Data JPA [1]. Spring Data JDBC [2] does not use any Hibernate nonsense. [1] https://docs.spring.io/spring-data/jpa/docs/current/referenc... [2] htt
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by sitta 5y ago
Spring is certainly a divisive topic, and I think it's hard for people on different sides to fully understand each other's experiences. I have used Spring for years. Yes, there are some things I don't like about it, for insta
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by sitta 5y ago
> The best tool for this is something called "loving detachment." I'd recommend you read about it, and about the concept of co-dependency in general Do you have any resources that you'd care to recommend? I've f
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by sitta 5y ago
Interesting. I'm surprised to hear that you've been so successful with that technique. My statement was slightly inaccurate. I have no idea how difficult it is to extract the content from the page once you're able to get it.

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