Ivan Milosavljević

Time to upgrade - IntelliJ IDEA 2026.2 is out! Which new feature you'd use the most? #Java #SeniorDeveloper #IntelliJIDEA #IDE

Imagine a world in which your Java application crashes and then continues execution exactly from the moment it stopped. Imagine a world where hardware fails, but your app soon runs further - not from the beginning but starting from the function which didn't complete last time. Imagine that your code runs to completion no matter what. Imagine Temporal! #Java #CrashProofExecution #DurableExecution #Temporal

@markkaplan20 They come from supplement(s)? Which one(s)? Do you recommend these dosages for everyone?

A lot of you asking what I take for my Lp(a). The Linus Pauling protocol. Every single day. Vitamin C: 10g L-lysine: 5g L-proline: 2g Pauling was the only person in history to win two unshared Nobel Prizes. He discovered that Lp(a) is a repair molecule for vitamin C deficiency. Fix the wall and the patch isn’t needed. Cost: about $1.50 a day. Any health food store. No prescription. No side effects. No $10 billion drug pipeline. My Lp(a) is 163. My fasting insulin is 3.7. I sleep fine.

This is the study they don’t want you to see. 1,551 people. 20 years of follow-up. Researchers split them into two groups: metabolically healthy vs metabolically unhealthy. Then compared high Lp(a) vs low Lp(a) in each group. The results? Metabolically HEALTHY people with high Lp(a): zero additional risk. p=0.64. The lines are identical. For 20 years. Lp(a) was irrelevant. Metabolically UNHEALTHY people with high Lp(a): the curves diverge. p<0.01. Significant. Same Lp(a). Different metabolic health. Completely different outcomes. Lp(a) isn’t the disease. Metabolic dysfunction is. But pharma isn’t building drugs to fix metabolic health. They’re building five drugs to lower Lp(a). Projected market: $10.8 billion by 2034. Because you can’t patent a healthy metabolism.

@LoganTGott 30

We took a tech founder from 1 LinkedIn post to $250k in pipeline in 30 days. This is not clickbait. Starting point: 1 post ever, 0 leads, in stealth Impressions added in 30 days: 690,000 New followers: 700 Biggest single post: 150,000 impressions Intro booked: a $1B tech company Pipeline generated: $250,000 I wrote up exactly how we did it so you can do the same. Comment "30" and I'll send it your way in a few minutes.

@jeremy94248818 @LorenzoARK Complete BS. I've had food remainings cook, scatter, fill the nozzles, glue to all the dishes and cutlery... Now the rule is no food remainings in no food remainings out. Works 100% of the time.

You shouldn't be pre-washing your dishes, that's the problem. Modern dishwashers expect a bit of grime and have sensors to to determine how clean the dishes are and when to stop running. Pre-washing throws this off and can actually lead to dishes not being fully cleaned. Simply scrape off large food bits and put them straight in.

My thesis on dishwashers: why you should have either 0 or 2 at home, because 1 is utterly useless I think the longest-standing fight between my wife and me is about the utility and usefulness of a dishwasher. I think dishwashers are the most useless appliances on Earth; obviously, she loves ours. My argument is super simple: if there are fewer than three people at home, adults, not kids, you are better off, by pretty much any metric, washing the dishes by hand. To me, the whole process of pre-washing them, putting them inside the dishwasher, and then taking them out, sometimes still drying them, and putting them back on the shelves is utterly ridiculous and defeats the whole purpose. I just hate having to take them out the next day and put them back on the shelves. I would rather wash everything by hand in 10 minutes and get it over with. Over time, though, I have slowly realized that what my wife really hates is having dirty dishes in sight. She just hates it: the smell, the way they look, everything. So I have come to this conclusion: you should either own 0 dishwashers or 2. Having 1 makes no sense. Why 2? You start loading one dishwasher until it is full. Once you turn it on, you start using the second one. When the first one is clean, you simply take the clean dishes directly from it, effectively using the dishwasher as their storage place. Once the second one is full, you run it and start using the first one again. This really solves both problems: you never have to leave dirty dishes in the sink, but at the same time, you never have to take all the clean dishes out of the dishwasher and put them away.

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Talk "Automatisierte Migrationen und Refactorings mit OpenRewrite" by Johannes Jank is now live on JUGM YoutTube channel ▶️ lnkd.in/dJn-M-5w #java #jugm #techtalk #seniordeveloper

@dani_avila7 How do you calculate the change in CC doc? You just hash the home page HTML or sitemap or something else?

Tell Claude Code to build you Cloudflare Workers or GitHub Actions that notify you about the events you actually care about Mine sends a Telegram message with the health status of aitmpl.com (endpoints, Sentry issues from the last 24h) and alerts me whenever the Claude Code docs change The site stays up to date, and so do I

@ryancarson How many FSD tests were done with left side driving?

We had some friends over from the UK and they told me FSD is banned in the UK. This is the perfect example of politicians actually hurting their citizens instead of helping because they aren’t up to date with what’s happening at the cutting edge.

📢Temporal CLI 1.8.0 is out 🎉 Do you want crash-proof execution of your #Java apps? Then check it out (link below) 👇 @temporalio @TemporalTom

@jamonholmgren For me (non-native speaker, living in Bavaria since 2017) it's just wrong. ch sounds approximately like h in hello.

German speakers ... I hear people pronounce ich as "eesh" and others the way I learned it, which I don't know how to spell phonetically in a way that makes sense. Is the "eesh" correct in colloquial German, or is it a dialect, or is it just wrong.

@ShawnDevDedalus While I agree in principle, I definitely see value in developing more apps if one does it deliberately. For example, no better way of learning, say, event sourcing then developing an app using it.

If most developers understood they won't become better by just learning more syntax and by just making more apps, they would actually be greater than they are. They need to stop making code harder than it needs to be. Sometimes, simpler is better and more efficient. WAIT! Most of the time.

@SimonHoiberg This! I'm far from an infra expert and Claude helped me tremendously in setting up safe nginx and some helper scripts. It would have taken me at least 5x longer to do it manually.

I just don't get it, people seem fully aware that you can now code features and launch products with AI that previously took 6 months to POC - no one disagrees with this anymore. But whenever I talk about self-hosting, half of the comments are boomers saying "yeah, but you didn't count all the time you need to maintain it" You realize AI is just as good at infra, right? "Time to maintain it" is barely a thing anymore, AI does this too.

@fwmarqix Wow, TIL that people can see/visualize things with their eyes closed 😯

I was having a conversation with my daughter last night that made me realize I’ve been living in a completely different reality than the rest of my family for 52 years. It’s the ultimate proof that we have no idea what’s actually happening inside someone else's head. We were talking about a book we’d both read, and she said, “I didn’t like the movie because the main character didn’t look anything like the person in my head.” I asked her what she meant. She looked at me confused and said, “You know, when you read, you ‘see’ the characters and the rooms they’re in. Like a movie playing in your mind.” I sat there in total silence, I thought she was being metaphorical. I asked my wife, I asked my son. They all said the same thing: when they close their eyes, they can "see" a red apple, or their childhood home, or a loved one's face. I don’t see anything, I never have. When I close my eyes, it’s just a black screen. I have Aphantasia, a total lack of a “mind’s eye.” If you tell me to visualize a beach, I can give you a list of facts about a beach (sand, water, sun), but I can’t actually see a picture of one. I’m in my 50s. I’ve had a successful career in a high level field, I’ve raised a family, and I’ve navigated the world just fine. I always thought phrases like “picture this” or “visualize your goals” were just figures of speech. I thought everyone was just "thinking" in facts and data like I was. It’s a bizarre feeling to realize at this stage of life that your brain is missing a "feature" everyone else considers standard equipment. But it’s also a massive lesson in empathy. We walk around assuming that if we’re looking at the same thing, we’re seeing the same thing. But we aren’t. Some people are thinking in high-definition video, some in still photos, and some of us are just reading the raw code in the dark. Next time you’re frustrated that someone “just doesn’t get it,” remember: they might not even be using the same operating system as you.

@GergelyOrosz Sport betting companies are just leeches which use players as random number generators

Heard from a friend working inside sports betting: Interest in this field is spiking. Internally, the assumption is that thanks to AI, when nothing can really be trusted anymore (photos, videos, text on social media etc) one thing still is real: live sports And ppl want real. Hence a stable but ongoing increase in interest in both sports, and sports betting...

I'm going to @WeAreDevs World Congress in #Berlin this week (Thursday and Friday). If you'll be there too let's connect/talk/exchange thoughts. #java #seniordeveloper #techtalk #networking

@ponylang Wow a personal welcome from the official account of a programming language 🙏

@wulliesjunk @gemoscatelli 5 eggs, 50g of butter and 50g of cheese is absolutely normal breakfast. I weigh less than 80kg and eat it easily. You won't get fat because of it.

@gemoscatelli I mean, you don't really need to count calories to know that 200g of fat on your plate is the same as 200g of fat on your body. You could chop off a love handle and dine on that instead. :)

If you fear eating 5 eggs with 200g of butter, cheese, bacon, pancetta, ham and salami in the morning but don't fear having a huge plate of pasta with sauce or a whole pizza full of carbohydrates with seed oils in the evening with a bottle of wine is because of brainwashing not because of any science. We have been brainwashed to fear healthy foods since childhood and to see sugar/alcohol as "reward" and carbohydrates as essential.