Max Rydahl Andersen

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AI agents don’t behave like API clients. They behave like terminal users. That’s why CLI tools are often beating MCP in real #AI workflows. For Java developers this leads to a nice combo: #JBang + composable CLI tools.

Java 26 quietly ships `-Xlog:cpu`, and it’s a perfect match with jbang. Run `jbang --java 26 -R=-Xlog:cpu <yourapp>` to see per-thread CPU stats without attaching a profiler. Handy way to sanity-check GC/VM activity.

OSS folks: how are you shipping AI skills and plugins so committers can keep experimenting while users get something stable? How do you handle contributor vs company Claude Code and AI tool setups without fragmenting things? Drop examples, repos, or horror stories.

Java 26 is out today! Fastest way to try it: jbang init --java 26 hello.java ./hello.java Congrats on the release @java and enjoy!

Trump stating attacking iran avoided starting WWIII and then complaining about the US former allies not coming to help after Trump made it clear he didn't consider them allies is...

Quarkus isn’t just about making Java fast. It is about making Java competitive with the best developer experiences across ecosystems. Nice to see .NET comparisons already using our new benchmark repo and highlighting DX. #discussioncomment-16146160" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/quarkusio/quar…

@S1lv3rd3m0n Magic CLI Powers

@maxandersen What's MCP? Never heard of it. 😏

Bit tiered of seeing mcp is dead, use cli and APIs instead. It's more cli is now even more useful and you can call APIs including mcp APIs via a cli.

@juliendubois @aheritier Does this support maven/Gradle or just basic java ? Jdt or javac based jdtls shouldn't be slow if you do the same thus curious.

Want to have a faster VS Code or GitHub Copilot CLI? Just released github.com/jdubois/jj-lan… It's a Node.js based Java Language Server Protocol server implementation. Initial tests show 21× faster at completion and 10× faster at references than JDTLS, while using 7× less memory.

"...if you have anything proprietary you become this thing where everyone just want to run around you..." Lots of interesting quotes and observations in this youtu.be/aFsAOu2bgFk?is…

OpenAI's behaviour is just not right here. youtube.com/watch?v=_Ux13U… Want to reduce/get off my openai usage. Claude doesn't seem to have the parental controls that OpenAI offers - anyone know of better options as waiting until 18 to learn to use AI also isn't a good option?

@maxandersen I like how you can just slap a smiley on a weapon that killed millions, wielded by the most brutal dictatorship in the galaxy, and suddenly that makes it cute and acceptable 🙄

We have a Quarkus team meeting this week and this is thus far my favourite slide - title need to be spoken out with an awesome accent :)

@1ovthafew Use an agent to filter the ones not living up to your bar - have it check the remaining ones if can be reproduced and if yes suggest to make a pr. Close it after 30 days if no movement with a link to this thread :)

@maxandersen The other possible solution from my side is I can (once again) just step back from day to day development. This is now looking like an extremely attractive option. It was the “way out” that I took once before.

I still struggle to understand the mentality of folks who believe that filing a bug report with no fix against an open source project is making some sort of "contribution". No: a bug report is a request for someone else who has a family and hobbies to do work for you for free.

@1ovthafew Biggest loyal users and contributors I have of memory are those who opened issues and then see them fixed with a thank you or pointer on how to fix.

@1ovthafew 20 years ago when I was reporting issues found on a opensource ORM project I was able to open issues using the project without being gatekept on also being able to make a patch available. Every master was once a student.

@1ovthafew What’s more value to you - the users and contributors who want to help being able to help or avoid someone who don’t want to help gets upset ? I choose the former. I understand/respect others prefer the latter.

@maxandersen The trouble is then they start insulting you.

@1ovthafew I’ll say one big reason for that Is a fear of rejecting good issues but if you already are ok rejecting good issues by requiring pull requests I think enabling autoclosing when certain criteria’s not met is not a concern.

@maxandersen I mean, OK, "autoclose if too old" is an option, but I've never seen any project actually implement that, certainly not in a disciplined way.

@1ovthafew Yes or close them. I don’t get those who think reports are noise. Close them if too old - they are still great to have when searching for stacktrace or similar issues. Especially in day of AI agents I see past bugreports as good context/data points.

@maxandersen OK, and what happens to all the hundreds of issues you ignore every year? They just accumulate?

@1ovthafew Also - type of project; who’s the typical user matters imo.

@maxandersen So what's your plan to incentivize good behavior, Max? Just ... do nothing, while we continue to waste our lives dealing with trash issue reports from people who never contribute nor show any appreciation in any way? It's unsustainable.