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JavierFlores09
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About JavierFlores09
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Comment #48839447
I don't think the realistic alternative here was “hire a team for a month and get a better semantic conversion” For a rewrite of this size, the expensive part is deep understanding…
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Comment #48143698
Glad I wasn't the only one, my second thought was Dual Shock controller but that wasn't it either lol
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Comment #47917126
I've personally found heaptrack[1] pretty good for this task, very straightforward to use and the info is detailed enough. Though, it'll only tell you where they are happening (e.j…
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Comment #47736579
To my surprise, Movable Type is still being developed even today. Wonder if there's some companies still using it out inertia. I know many moved off of it back when they restricted…
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Comment #47733798
my favorite online diff viewer so far is https://diffs.dev/ , very straightforward. Diff2html looks cool too given it can work in terminal
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Comment #46654302
Who's to say there's no incentive. Anthropic using Bun internally is plenty incentive to make it better even if for their own use-case. I think it is a bit of a doomer perspective …
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Comment #46131492
I am unsure why people feel the need to say this about Gradle. If you aren't doing anything fancy, the most you will touch is the repositories and dependencies block of your build …
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Comment #46066489
if you want to an online java decompiler for a quick analysis, I recommend https://slicer.run/ , it has a sleek UI and provides support for a variety of decompilers (including the …
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Comment #45553063
Stuart Marks and Nicolai Parlog recently had a discussion about checked exceptions in the Java channel [0]. In short, while they mentioned that there are certainly some things to i…
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Comment #45435638
I like https://diffs.dev , it has a pretty sleek look and has an extension to make it the default diff view for github
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Comment #44879590
> The counter to that argument is that it's creating an adverse effect on your most > profitable customers, with an incentive to move to offerings that don't have free tiers (or wh…
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Comment #44227163
I seldom use it myself, but I frequently see people sharing compiler explorer snippets to compare generated assembly on discord conversations about LLVM in just about any native la…
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Comment #43482580
it isn't Ghibli style in particular, just any style as 4o image gen is much better at maintaining a particular art style, the ghibli ones just stand out due to one tweet that blew …
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Comment #43317602
Well, for starters it is just a whole lot less work and money to distribute and maintain binaries up from the distributers' side, for the developers it comes down to a lower-barrie…
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Comment #43316730
The funny thing about Java is that while its design is to be entirely nominally typed, the way it is implemented in the JVM is compatible with structural typing, but there are arti…
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Comment #43104655
Well, in the case of Samsung, I imagine they would rather not want to in order to promote their Z Flip series instead. More compact than any Mini version would potentially be. Thou…
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Comment #43102860
I'd like to believe any developer has more than a few pet projects around which they dedicate their time into whenever one has free time. Some get forgotten, others are overly spec…
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Comment #43075466
> If he made such a blunder in finance which supposedly is one of his specialties just imagine how incompetent he and most of the government right now is on other matters. This is …
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Comment #43044757
> It does not take away that this feels pretty unnecessarily hostile, as Neal already informed him to work with the packager to resolve this: https://pagure.io/releng/issue/12586 .…
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Comment #42949514
it only seems right to mention them, after all they did have the most used JS implementation back in the day, even if it is barely used nowadays.
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Comment #42757994
> Citation needed - social media seems to be very bad for young people's health, if anything. One would need citation for either claim honestly, there's plenty studies around the i…
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Comment #42681126
This kind of comment always makes me wonder, are the people doing this doing well financially to afford cutting off all those "loose" connections with people like that? Because I c…
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Comment #42532345
> Surely the solution isn't to assume that JetBrains will do enough innovation in AI IDE features in the next year or two to prevent is wanting to try out all the other AI IDE inno…
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Comment #42464191
Interesting, I've never heard of Espresso, I've always just used Jetbrains Runtime[1] instead which is the successor of DCEVM[2] in a way. As for plugins I used HotswapAgent[3] at …
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Comment #42225470
> That rubric only works until sufficiently advanced LLM-generated HN posts are indistinguishable from human-generated HN posts. if a comment made by a LLM is indistinguishable fro…