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Hot off the presses from the JVM Language Summit a few weeks ago; The Challenges of Introducing Virtual Threads to the Java Platform [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsCJYQDPrrE…

Technically they backed down from CSAM scanning after public pressure. Can we say the same thing about Google and/or Meta?

To be fair they aren't. They are demonstrating how Apple is a willing participant obfuscating the actual privacy monstrosities happening by Meta.

Correction: "Nobody who regularly reads Hacker News believes anything Meta or Google have to say about privacy."

thanks for reminding me to close the laptop, hug my children, and go for a run.

Prisoner's Dilemma. Effectively the start of the war in Alas, Babylon. Great book about the communities that remain after nuclear war.

I recall getting hooked on some turn-based war simulator and played for days resulting in some crazy high bill that my parents had to pay. Anyone remember that game?

Most companies I talk to have a mixture of 8 for many stable unchanging applications and [11, 17, latest] for newer stuff.

the point is obesity is a risk in a different way because it stresses the healthcare system.

Maybe I'm reading it wrong but to me it seems like the quote is in fact talking about "for the good of everyone else".

the dystopian nightmare of state-controlled restricted movement because of (fill in scary threat) is increasingly becoming a reality. that said, driving down the road it seems like 20% of drivers are …

Correction: That's the first preview, here's the latest JEP on Virtual Threads: https://openjdk.org/jeps/444 …

We aggregate/organize content from the Java team here: https://inside.java/tag/loom

I use Brave with Brave Rewards disabled and I almost forget anything Crypto related exists.

would this now place the Fed in between transactions where it wasn't before?

Well the problem is a) size of congress hasn't kept up with growth of country, and b) there are a lot more wealthy people. So basic supply and demand means more competitive seats, more expensive …

haha. I think this is sarcasm? anyways, she was when the calls were reported.

I'm certainly not advocating for our ruling class but also consider that the cost to run and win a senate seat is something like $15M and a house seat over $2M (and that was data from a few years…

I suppose that's the big debate. Although one can safely say it would have probably been preferable to stack cans of sparkling water. or maybe perri-air.