Alexandre Grison

I've been writing a #book about @vavr_io named Practical Vavr📘 If you want to improve your #java code quality, make it robust & elegant using a well-thought #fp library, then adopt #Vavr 🚀 Practical Vavr will help you just do that 👌 leanpub.com/practical-vavr 🙏@danieldietrich

@LerSfy Grosse différence niveau climat et ambiance 😄

@LerSfy Tu penches plutôt sur lequel ?

@LerSfy As-tu pensé à venir t'installer au Luxembourg ou en Belgique ? J'ai pas suivi les dernières décisions 😅

Stargate SG1 🤩

@ptr_to_joel I've seen so many people ensuring mockito is working fine 🫡

are you testing the code or the mocks brother

@kevinb9n @starbuxman @java Exactly, Java 5 was probably the most impactful, 8 and 11 were nice upgrades.

@starbuxman @java As excellent as Java 8 was, I am forced to conclude that 68.9% + 9.5% of your respondents never personally worked on a pre-Java-5 project.

Single most impactful release of @Java (beyond 1.0)?

@dhh @teej_dv @ThePrimeagen These were hands down the best two hours I’ve spent on YouTube in a long time, and I am not even writing any Ruby 🙏

It was an absolute treat to speak about competence, aesthetics, PARENTHOOD(??), Ruby, and all the rest with @ThePrimeagen and @teej_dv on the stream. If you enjoy watching half as much as I did participating, you're going to have a great time 😄

I think so 😁 It's definitely experiencing a bit of a renaissance relative to its past. Some exciting things happening: - 5.0 Release which removed the GIL and added an effect system which has enabled multicore capabilities. - The tooling is getting exponentially better (see the work on Dune by @leostera, @etiennemillon, and team) - Significantly improved onboarding experience and docs thanks to queen of OCaml hersel, @sabine_s_ - @_anmonteiro, @javierwchavarri, @davesnx and their team at @ahrefs continuously improving Melange (a compiler for compiling OCaml + ReasonML to JS - melange.re/v4.0.0/) - @janerstreet is working on a fork of the compiler to add "opt out GC" giving way to semantics and performance akin to Rust (blog.janestreet.com/oxidizing-ocam…) - Exciting research/features like Modular Explicits being added to the language (and maybe Modular Implicits in the future) - More exciting research/projects like Picos, a standardized interface for all the new concurrency and scheduler runtimes to program against to allow seamless inter-opt which will hopefully be a catalyst for a lot of growth in the ecosystem (github.com/ocaml-multicor…) - @andreypopp and friends enabling JSX syntax via .mlx files in OCaml code just as you would use it in Reason And you probably know this, but for other readers, ReasonML is just an alternative syntax for OCaml - they both compile to all the same targets and use all the same tooling and can even inter-opt in the same project.

@zepag @Sharat_Chander Did all that, rented from vidéo futur though 😅

@Sharat_Chander If you accept that I replace Blockbuster with an equivalent "brand" of video-club/provider, then I definitely think we can indeed :D

If your total score is ZERO like mine, we can be friends.

@itsrapha83 Come and visit Metz when you have a chance 😀!

And another one: Rouen: 8.5/10 Rouen was once referred to as the Athens of the Gothic Era because of its rich medieval architecture and ornate gothic churches. The city has beautiful cafes, friendly people and most importantly, half timbered houses! I only spent an afternoon here so I will have to return to explore it properly :)

An honest review of every French city I have visited so far🇫🇷🧵 All photos by me :))

@htmx_org Is gradle an inferior ant ?

except for the xml part, ant was good, actually

@htmx_org Maven AntRun plugin for desperate times, still always there when needed.

it's time to say it i will live in fear NO MORE

@Yuriy_Artamonov @bmarwell Also even tooling like error prone has a rule for unnecessary final: errorprone.info/bugpattern/Unn… I had colleagues in the past that insisted on marking everything final everywhere for no obvious reason.

@bmarwell But why? IDE perfectly highlights any changing local variables. Those that change later have visible underlines. We did the same a lot before but not anymore since we introduced the dedicated highlighting.

In #java, I always mark all variables as final. Non-final ones need a very good reason. Works most of the time. Yes, it adds visual noise. But it's not that bad, you get used to it and it prevents a few bugs. I also like how method args get chopped down earlier. 😅

@sabine_s_ @htmx_org Of course just look at OCaml 😎

@htmx_org does that make all French programming languages luxury programming languages?

all french content is luxury content

Unmodified picture of the Falcon launch

@barriere_dr Une recherche rapide montre que ces médias en ont parlé dès le 25 juin, y compris de la remise en liberté.

@TimMattison @charmcli Found it github.com/animetosho/md5… + this one (seems older) nayuki.io/page/fast-md5-…

@TimMattison @charmcli Ah I see you have to stick with md5. Which implementation are you using ? from OpenSSL? I remember seeing specific implementation in pure assembly and perf was like 10% better, even more if you had avx, not going to change your life but could still be investigated.

Spoke about this today again: Flying from Hawaii toward Antarctica in a straight path you cross the International Date Line seven times, going from today to tomorrow, to today, to tomorrow, to today, to tomorrow, to today to finally reach tomorrow. Source: buff.ly/2USA0Ym