Brian Goetz

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Brian Goetz

@BrianGoetz

Java Language Architect at Oracle. Author, Java Concurrency in Practice (https://t.co/ddAm2rKwpE). Also, cats.

Williston, VT Katılım Mayıs 2008

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·1 Eyl

@StefanZeiger @Ciberon But if you watched the talk, you would have heard me say -- several times! -- that these are not the droids you are looking for, because those droids are trapped behind a bigger problem. Our proximate goal here is making the language more growable.

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Stefan Zeiger@StefanZeiger·29 Ağu

@Ciberon @BrianGoetz Unfortunately, the proposed solution doesn't solve the expression problem. You can't have a type Bar in one library and a typeclass Foo in another, and define a Foo<Bar> instance in your code. For that, you need to look under the couch and in the back of the freezer.

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Hugo Sousa@Ciberon·29 Ağu

Great line by @BrianGoetz: Scala has this incredibly complicated lookup procedure for implicits where it look in the local scope and in imports and in companion objects and under the couch and in the back of the freezer and in grandpa's World War 2 uniform

Eric Torreborre@etorreborre

Java will get typeclasses: youtube.com/watch?v=Gz7Or9…. #haskell finally coming to the masses!

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·1 Eyl

@Ciberon Full disclosure: I did steal the "Grandpa's uniform" part from George Carlin.

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·1 Eyl

@Ciberon @StefanZeiger That would make you almost unique on Twitter. Commenting without context seems to be the national sport here.

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Hugo Sousa@Ciberon·29 Ağu

@StefanZeiger @BrianGoetz I will need to watch the rest of the talk before I can comment on that.

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·27 May

@mgill25 Ocaml is a good choice. Compilers love pattern matching.

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Manish Gill@mgill25·26 May

What's the best language for building #compilers? I'm specifically interested in skipping over the (interesting but time-consuming!) parts like Lexers and Parsers and moving on to the next phase quickly. Don't want to dig into LLVM just yet since it's a rabbit hole. Ocaml?

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·27 May

@sampullara This is why you should always wait 10 years before jumping on a hype train. There’s a good chance the train will jump the tracks before then.

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Sam Pullara@sampullara·27 May

i am so glad people don’t talk about graphql any more

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·17 May

@mraleph Unfortunately the last part is not true. We all now have to struggle through AI-powered “customer service” bots just to get through the day.

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Slava Egorov@mraleph·16 May

If you like some technology and it solves your problems, then the best you can do is to build with it. The worst you can do is sit on Twitter and spread FUD filled with "but" and "what if". Ain't no one is forcing you to use things you don't like to use.

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·4 May

@SalathielGenese “Disavow unneeded degrees of freedom”

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Salathiel@SalathielGenese·2 May

“ If you can make something final, you should make it final or you otherwise risk introducing minor bugs here and there. And just like that, @BrianGoetz worded out something I've been doing for almost 10 years bow., but had a hard time communicating. youtu.be/1dY57CDxR14?si…

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·19 Nis

@headinthebox You wouldn't be you without your accent. I think it's wonderful and I never have any trouble understanding you (well, sometimes I do, but not because of your accent.) You don't need this.

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Erik Meijer@headinthebox·18 Nis

Even after 25 years of living in the US and being a citizen for over a decade, people still ask me regularly where I am from. I need this!

Deedy@deedydas

AI accent removal lets Ishika from the call center in Bangalore sound like Isabella from California. Krisp and Sanas are the big players in realtime accent conversion. Starts at 0:20.

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·16 Nis

@tottinge The problems with "requirements" starts with the (terrible) word choice; the word is fundamentally one-sided, implying "externally imposed or demanded". (It wasn't always so; "requirement" comes from latin "requiere", which means more like "request" does today.)

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Tim Ottinger@tottinge·16 Nis

"Requirements are a dialog, not a document" - Extreme Programming Applied

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·15 Nis

@bluxte @piotrprz We did the same with the latest round of the structured concurrency API. The idiom works nicely but it needs a snappy name, because when someone sees Function<Builder,Builder>, it is not immediately obvious what they are supposed to do.

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Sylvain Wallez@bluxte·15 Nis

@BrianGoetz @piotrprz I name it "functional builder". The parameter is a `Function<Builder, Builder>`, which allows to start with `b -> b` and then just chain setters. I see it more frequently with a `Consumer<Builder>` parameter which I find less convenient.

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🥼 Piotr Przybyl 🌻☮️ #StopStupidWar@piotrprz·15 Nis

Look how nice it looks to create #Elasticsearch client in #Java now! elasticsearch-java in 9.0.0 is soooo neat... Big thanks for everyone involved in this, please high✋ the team from me, @bluxte My struggle is done! [Time to look for another pet peeve ;-)]

🥼 Piotr Przybyl 🌻☮️ #StopStupidWar tweet media

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·14 Kas

Heading over to bsky.app/profile/briang… , find me there!

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·2 Nis

@funcOfJoe nice vibe music

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J☁e Duffy@funcOfJoe·1 Nis

We did a thing. Vibe clouding. Sorry, not sorry. 😎

Pulumi@PulumiCorp

Introducing "vibe clouding", a new way to manage your cloud infrastructure 😎 Fully give into the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the cloud even exists. It even mostly works! ✨

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·27 Mar

@headius ordered!

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Charles Oliver Nutter@headius·26 Mar

I'm on a mission to find the best Earl Grey tea, having rediscovered how much I like it with milk as my daily driver. My current favorite is Rishi's Earl Grey Supreme, their amped up version. Rich, whole leaves absolutely blasted with oil of bergamot. Other suggestions?

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·27 Mar

@GergelyOrosz "This is why we can't have nice things"

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Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz·26 Mar

This is absolutely senseless crawling - beyond training their own AI. I’m now spending time and energy to block bots For no reason The 7x increase in bandwidth comes with zero increase in human traffic I’m pissed to have to deal with poorly written bots that ignore robots.txt

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Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz·26 Mar

AI crawlers are wrecking the open internet. My small side project - techpays .com - used to generate below 100GB of traffic per month. It’s on Render where 500GB/month included, above it’s $30 per 100GB. Meta’s AI crawler + other bots have pushed it to 700GB per month WTH

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·26 Mar

@GergelyOrosz Related: wsj.com/lifestyle/couc… This is what happens when feedback cycles are muted.

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Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz·26 Mar

Came across a scam, where the website and images were at least partially AI-generated. This scam (different photo to the actual product) existed before. But it's much easier to pull off in a convincing way. So more scammers will do it. x.com/GergelyOrosz/s…

Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz

E-commerce is becoming absolutely untrustworthy. Advertised: (for ~$25) Received: (like a ~$2 product)

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Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz·26 Mar

Get ready to not be able to trust images about a product on any small webshop... save for ones you've have been using for years, have customer support, and a good, lasting reputation. Fraudsters will make some money w quick scams: leading to quick distrust for small businesses

Jacob Posel@jacob_posel

Its over, its literally so over

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·25 Şub

@MIT_CSAIL This is not the original dragon book, though! This is the (much expanded) second edition.

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MIT CSAIL@MIT_CSAIL·25 Şub

How you know you're getting older: the "dragon book" was published nearly forty years ago. bit.ly/1Qa6t2U

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·25 Şub

@unrenormlizable @ggerganov No, they reinvented modem protocol negotiation (which significantly predated TCP/IP.)

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unrenormalizable@unrenormlizable·24 Şub

@ggerganov sorry did we just reinvent TCP/IP? except limited range, error prone & 50x slower

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Georgi Gerganov@ggerganov·24 Şub

Today I was sent the following cool demo: Two AI agents on a phone call realize they’re both AI and switch to a superior audio signal ggwave

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Brian Goetz@BrianGoetz·23 Şub

@juanantoniobm @Devoxx "When it's ready" :)

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Juan Antonio Breña 🇪🇸🇪🇺@juanantoniobm·23 Şub

@BrianGoetz @Devoxx Many thanks, I watched it too. When do you expect that the new API will be as EA in a jdk version +-? Java 26?

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Juan Antonio Breña 🇪🇸🇪🇺@juanantoniobm·23 Şub

Why We Hate Java Serialization And What We're Doing About It by Brian Goetz & Stuart Marks youtube.com/watch?v=dOgfWX… @Devoxx @BrianGoetz #serialization

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