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stephankoelle
1y ago
A/B Testing: Automate test setup and simplify result analysis. E-commerce: Use AI to generate synonyms for more relevant search results. Issue Tracker: Implement natural language search to find tickets more easily. Sorry, this are on
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stephankoelle
1y ago
In some products, certain AI features have become expected. If a product doesn’t include them, it risks losing customers, making it a net negative for the market. At this point, companies either invest in AI or risk falling behind.
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stephankoelle
1y ago
Don't autoplay in a loop it's very annoying. With that gone, it will be fun. Remove drag and drop.
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stephankoelle
1y ago
Thanks, this looks good.
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stephankoelle
2y ago
I can recommend jabba, especially jabbaw together with mvnw. https://github.com/Jabba-Team/jabba
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stephankoelle
2y ago
do you know https://www.jbang.dev/ ? btw. installing "java" is now very easy, you just need to install jetbrains toolbox, from there install intellij community edition (1 click), which installs a jdk for you with
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stephankoelle
2y ago
Funny, never made sense to me why we had that book. We had exactly that Schneider 286, that must be the source. My dad could give me a basic introduction, from there the book was a treasure trove.
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stephankoelle
2y ago
My dad had that as a book, I loved it. I learned a lot from it. Later I learned that someone with experience could have propelled me forward much faster.
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2y ago
Recently, I’ve been working with Quarkus[1], the quarkus-qute[2] (a type-safe templating engine), and htmx. I found the experience quite positive. Quarkus offers lightning-fast compilation with a hot-reloading Maven wrapper (mvnw), making d
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2y ago
I can confirm that. 10tb uncompressed, 3tb compressed in clickhouse, 60 billion Rows, queries are fast.
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2y ago
I even could make a Quarkus native build with graalvm on the machine.
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2y ago
Same here, everything just worked on their arm. Podman, fedora core os via terraform, mvnw, jabbaw Just checkout and run. Awsome experience.
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2y ago
Last year I built a balcony watering system using an 8x ESP32 relay system from Lilygo, paired with mini submersible pumps. To monitor plant health, I integrated MiFlora sensors over BLE. Managing minimum soil moisture and pump duration has
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stephankoelle
3y ago
That was awesome, thank you
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3y ago
Dcevm is regularly released from JetBrains as part of their JDK. https://github.com/JetBrains/JetBrainsRuntime Also with 'Java on Truffle' on GraalVM you can use enhanced class reloading https://w
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3y ago
Seeing more java postings recently. Maybe hacker news thinks java got it's mojo back?
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stephankoelle
4y ago
You might then be interested in Fedora CoreOS, we use it with Hetzner cloud and real Hetzner root server with good success. (Also with ovh)
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4y ago
Is this like java flight recorder?
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5y ago
We use wsl2 with podman, works good.
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5y ago
His stuff is still around, maintained and very useful via: https://github.com/TravaOpenJDK/trava-jdk-11-dcevm They say, that java on graal should have full hotswap. https://www.graalvm.org/reference-ma
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5y ago
GraalVM
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5y ago
I know Hacker News doesn't like java a lot. I just want to speak up: I love Maven, Wildfly, IntellyJ and JAVA. Kudos to the brilliant minds behind JAVAs evolution: Brian Goetz and Mark Reinhold.
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6y ago
Hetzner has usually 10 minutes for bare metal.
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6y ago
Podman is really a nice piece of software, we are using it successfully on debinan 10.
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6y ago
Loved that part too, was really confusing at first, because I was not aware that the manual might have a use at all. I think the files are on the game creators webpage, there was even a photo of her at the back of the box.
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6y ago
By accident I bought: Conquests of the Longbow: The Legend of Robin Hood [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conquests_of_the_Longbow:_The_... ] Didn't know what "an adventure game" is, at that time. So ma
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stephankoelle
6y ago
Some people might not be aware that dolphin is pretty good split window file manager.
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6y ago
What's a way to get consent without asking?
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6y ago
> The GDPR only covers personally identifiable data some data protection officers think any two linked clicks are personally identifiable. If have read the full cookie ruling, in some passages it's about "saving" (in all
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6y ago
It's not allowed to keep state of the user without asking (under GDPR). No technical hack changes that, no not even an SPA or running a webpage in an iframe. If you have state for one purpose, you are not allowed to share state for ano
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