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belfthrow
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Comment #47461177
Because in real life, real world applications software is large, long running and needs to be bulletproof. Clis are not powering the world's infrastructure via piped bash scripts. …
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Comment #47457531
Crac / aot cache / ready now all can address this. Not even considering native aot. Multiple low latency trading systems across market markers, hedge funds and ibs prove this. But …
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Comment #47455689
I really hate how completely clueless people on hn are about java. This is not, and has not been an issue for many many years in Java and even the most junior of developers know ho…
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Comment #47165145
But hey the sensationalist comment you originally posted gets your lots of upvotes…
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Comment #47042546
I suppose they should be using rust yeah?
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Comment #46863803
Should just use javafx or swing. Take a leaf out of intellij which while it as it's own performance problems (although not from the fact of the ui framework) has a fantastic ui acr…
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Comment #46130996
This is hn, where unless something is written in rust or zig usually, people will hate on it. They would rather pump a cli tool than any software of sizable scale.
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Comment #45079772
Java is a bad language for this compared to go? Is this legitimate advice on a serious programming blog. Pretty unbelievable honestly.
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Comment #42837683
Wasteful? It's for entertainment on YouTube...what a nonsense take.
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Comment #41148195
Not surviving more than 2 weeks in a QF role because of kdb, and then suggesting they should rewrite everything to LISP is one of the more HN level recidivous comments I think I ha…
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Comment #39688273
My Audi from 2018 has car play for free... this is absurd....
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Comment #38815559
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Comment #38512190
Anyone know if there's a good way to allow vial / qmk like customizations with a mac keyboard? I use things like auto shift on my custom splits, but would like to have some similar…
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Comment #38512173
Agreed. On a vial qmk build it was impossible. When remoting into work for citrix it also seemed to be considerably worse.
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Comment #38134765
From the crappy bolt on things required to make it anywhere close to a decent IDE, it is essentially vim with tons of incompatible plugins that continually conflict one and other.
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Comment #38134738
its not quick haha.... clueless.
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Comment #37935904
I find all these posts slamming java and suggesting to use all the either much smaller jvm languages or something like python / go / rust utterly hilarious. If you want to get paid…
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Comment #37935872
No he's saying that java gets the features implemented from the bytecode spec first. And you well know it, or maybe you have no idea and are just a kotlin fan boy...
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Comment #37833276
It's as much work as protobuf. How about Chronicle Wire, can you add that?
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Comment #37816096
Should still be added. Are are talking a lot about perfomance so this is where SBE shines. Worth comparing if you want to show of the numbers.
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Comment #37620171
1) is garbage. Since grade 6 you can run on 22 ea with no issues. Use toolchains, as they say on their docs. 2) no shit. What business user is every in their mind prioritising upgr…
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Comment #37562839
You really are the white knight barristas need in this 7 dollar latte age.
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Comment #37547199
Forgot that our computers were so resource constrained these days...
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Comment #37541419
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Comment #37142666
Could you link to some of the examples in your repo where you enforce the zero allocation? I don't see much reuse of the buffers, eg float buffers and there is quite a lot of array…