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🌋OLA DE ERUPCIONES VOLCÁNICAS AFECTA ECOSISTEMAS Y ECONOMÍAS EN TODO EL MUNDO.
CUATRO VOLCANES EN DIFERENTES CONTINENTES SE ACTIVARON EN LOS ÚLTIMOS 10 DÍAS.
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CUATRO VOLCANES EN DIFERENTES CONTINENTES SE ACTIVARON EN LOS ÚLTIMOS 10 DÍAS.
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El volcán #Nyamulagira, en la República Democrática del #Congo, entró en erupción el 14 de mayo, aunque se reportaron flujos de lava y emisiones de dióxido de azufre desde el 7 del mismo mes. Es el volcán más activo de #África y se encuentra cerca de la frontera con Rwanda.
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Record Patterns in Java 19 A 🧵
deconstructing or extracting the record values has been improved.
Before this release we need to extract the record value manually
#java #java19 #programming
deconstructing or extracting the record values has been improved.
Before this release we need to extract the record value manually
#java #java19 #programming
2/2 record nested pattern example
Sobre "dev mediocre"....
É meu sonho um dia terminar o meu dia, abrir uma cerveja e ir jogar videogame.
Creio que não faço isso desde 2015, se duvidar antes.
Quer saber porque? 👇
É meu sonho um dia terminar o meu dia, abrir uma cerveja e ir jogar videogame.
Creio que não faço isso desde 2015, se duvidar antes.
Quer saber porque? 👇
Nos meus 3 primeiros empregos eu tomei a postura que todo mundo toma. Vou fazer as 8hs diária valer a pena, vou fazer o meu máximo e depois vou descansar em casa.
Resultado? Não deu certo. Minha carreira estava indo por água abaixo.
Resultado? Não deu certo. Minha carreira estava indo por água abaixo.
Em 2015 a empresa que eu estava quebra e eu entro em "crise de meia idade". Minha carreira não tinha andado da forma como eu desejava. Fiquei o ano me reavaliando, eu tinha aceitado um salário R$ 200 abaixo do que recebia na empresa que faliu.
Acabei de achar um Memory Leak que foi causado por um problema de Design de Código. 😳
É uma coisa muito boba, mas que precisaria de uma atenção redobrada. 👇
É uma coisa muito boba, mas que precisaria de uma atenção redobrada. 👇
Como falei para um diretor hoje, não existe culpa nisso porque é uma confusão mesmo.
Todo desenvolvedor #Java sabe que classes AutoCloseable/Closeable precisam ser fechadas, ou precisam estar dentro de um try-with-resource. Certo?
CERTO!
Todo desenvolvedor #Java sabe que classes AutoCloseable/Closeable precisam ser fechadas, ou precisam estar dentro de um try-with-resource. Certo?
CERTO!
Mas o mesmo mecanismo que nos faz lembrar disso, nos faz lembrar o comportamento padrão de outras classes do Java.
Ora, se é assim, devemos ter muito cuidado ao usar nomes comuns.
E qual nome é o que estou me referindo?
Ora, se é assim, devemos ter muito cuidado ao usar nomes comuns.
E qual nome é o que estou me referindo?
There are still tech companies hiring for roles that don't require experience or a degree to get hired🎉 Here are 15+ roles paying up to $90K 🧵
Google, Accenture, IBM, HP, Cloud for Good & others have roles in Data Analytics, AI, Data Engineering, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Cloud, UX, Product Management, Product Design, Project Management, Digital Marketing, Software & Systems Engineering.
#jobsearch #Job #TechisHiring
#jobsearch #Job #TechisHiring
The roles are in Data Analytics, AI, Data Engineering, ServiceNow, Salesforce, Cloud, Full-Stack, UX, Product Management, Product Design, Project Management, Digital Marketing, Software and Systems Engineering.
Learning #Java is a never-ending story for me: I just learned about " double-brace initialization", which creates an anonymous class derived from the specified class (the outer braces), and provides an initialiser block within that class (the inner braces). e.g. 👇
For example, this code:
List<Integer> l = new ArrayList<>();
l.add(1);
l.add(2);
May look like:
new ArrayList<Integer>() {{
add(1);
add(2);
}};
List<Integer> l = new ArrayList<>();
l.add(1);
l.add(2);
May look like:
new ArrayList<Integer>() {{
add(1);
add(2);
}};
Or it may look like constructor with named parameters:
public class User {
String name;
String surname;
String email;
}
User user = new User() {{
name = "John";
surname = "Doe";
}};
public class User {
String name;
String surname;
String email;
}
User user = new User() {{
name = "John";
surname = "Doe";
}};
#Java performance comparison.
Today I decided to check the performance of different ways of converting an int variable to a String object in Java. 🧵👇
Today I decided to check the performance of different ways of converting an int variable to a String object in Java. 🧵👇
I searched on Stackoverflow:
📍Integer.toString(i)
📍"" +i
📍String.valueOf(i)
📍new StringBuilder().append(i).toString() - a bit strange way, but it was one of the suggestions😄
I have implemented 4 benchmarks using the JMH framework (see pictures).
Results 👇
📍Integer.toString(i)
📍"" +i
📍String.valueOf(i)
📍new StringBuilder().append(i).toString() - a bit strange way, but it was one of the suggestions😄
I have implemented 4 benchmarks using the JMH framework (see pictures).
Results 👇
✅Integer.toString(i) - 43.424 29.721 ns/op
✅"" +i - 27.870 ns/op
✅String.valueOf(i) - 28.371 ns/op
❌new StringBuilder().append(i).toString() - ns/op
Just don't use StringBuilder approach. Other approaches are for your taste. but I personally prefer: String.valurOf(i).
✅"" +i - 27.870 ns/op
✅String.valueOf(i) - 28.371 ns/op
❌new StringBuilder().append(i).toString() - ns/op
Just don't use StringBuilder approach. Other approaches are for your taste. but I personally prefer: String.valurOf(i).
⚠️#Java performance comparison⚠️
I decided to compare the performance of different collection iteration options. In particular:
📍 for loop
📍enhanced for loop
📍for loop with an Iterator
📍stream
Details🧵👇
I decided to compare the performance of different collection iteration options. In particular:
📍 for loop
📍enhanced for loop
📍for loop with an Iterator
📍stream
Details🧵👇
To test it, I have implemented 4 Benchmark methods, each iterating through list of positive integers and checking them for equality to -1. And at the end of the method, it returns 0 since non was found. In short: Just iterating through the entire collection.
Results:
✅for (Integer i : list) 781 ns/op
✅for (int i = 0; i < listSize; i++) 785 ns/op
✅while (iterator.hasNext()) 788 ns/op
❌list.stream() ns/op 3256 ns/op 4x slower 😱👀
✅for (Integer i : list) 781 ns/op
✅for (int i = 0; i < listSize; i++) 785 ns/op
✅while (iterator.hasNext()) 788 ns/op
❌list.stream() ns/op 3256 ns/op 4x slower 😱👀
⚠️#Java performance tip⚠️
Use primitive types instead of wrappers.
Java primitive types:
📍byte
📍short
📍int
📍long
📍float
📍double
📍char
📍boolean
More details and explanation in 🧵👇
Use primitive types instead of wrappers.
Java primitive types:
📍byte
📍short
📍int
📍long
📍float
📍double
📍char
📍boolean
More details and explanation in 🧵👇
To show the difference in performance between primitive and wrapper objects I have created a benchmark which just creates an array of "int" and "Integer" and fills them with an index. Sizes of array: "10", "100", "1000", "10000"
Results: 👇
Results: 👇
Array of size 10:
❌ arrayOfWrappers 26.131 ns/op - 2.7x slower
✅ arrayOfPrimitives 9.462 ns/op
❌ arrayOfWrappers 26.131 ns/op - 2.7x slower
✅ arrayOfPrimitives 9.462 ns/op
#ApacheKafka has integrations with most of the languages used these days.
@alexsotob covers its integration with #Java and discusses how to provision, configure & secure an Apache Kafka cluster on a #Kubernetes cluster: bit.ly/3HN0Tqw
#InfoQ
Series Contents 👇
@alexsotob covers its integration with #Java and discusses how to provision, configure & secure an Apache Kafka cluster on a #Kubernetes cluster: bit.ly/3HN0Tqw
#InfoQ
Series Contents 👇
2/6 ➡️ Apache Kafka is a stream-processing platform for storing, consuming, and processing data streams in real-time. Learn how to produce and consume data using Kafka and Quarkus: bit.ly/3HGby6x
#ApacheKafka #Quarkus #Java
#ApacheKafka #Quarkus #Java
3/6 ➡️ The Kafka Streams project consumes real-time streams of events as they are produced, apply transformations, join streams, etc. Learn how to use Kafka Streams and Quarkus: bit.ly/3RGUbqy
#KafkaStreams #Quarkus #Java
#KafkaStreams #Quarkus #Java
10 articles to Guarantee success to you in 2023!
Open thread🔗(open tweet):
#Web3 #SmartContracts #serverless #Backend #cryptocurrency #fintech #Gamedev $ETH $BTC #Bitcoin #java #javascript #html #python #rustlang #firebase #ios #MySQL #startup #agile #php #AI #data #CSS #NodeJS
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#programming with a fellow #dev can be more productive than you can envision!
medium.com/p/528d555f7846
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⚠️#Java performance tip⚠️
Don't use "+" for string concatenation. Use StringBuilder or StringBuffer instead.
I have created a benchmark to compare the speed of StringBuilder, StringBuffer and "+" concatenation for 2, 3, 5, 10, 50, and 100 strings.
Details in 🧵👇
Don't use "+" for string concatenation. Use StringBuilder or StringBuffer instead.
I have created a benchmark to compare the speed of StringBuilder, StringBuffer and "+" concatenation for 2, 3, 5, 10, 50, and 100 strings.
Details in 🧵👇
The scenario is simple:
s/sb = ""/new StringBuffer/Builder();
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
s+=i;/sb.append(i);
}
return sb.toString();
size = 2, 3, 5, 10, 50, and 100
Size hundred produced super strange result, which I can't explain yet. 😕
s/sb = ""/new StringBuffer/Builder();
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
s+=i;/sb.append(i);
}
return sb.toString();
size = 2, 3, 5, 10, 50, and 100
Size hundred produced super strange result, which I can't explain yet. 😕
Concat 2 strings:
❎ s+= i; 25.528 ns/op ~15% slower
✅ stringBuilder.append(i); 21.265 ns/op
✅ stringBuffer.append(i); 21.251 ns/op
The difference is slight, so it is up to you to decide what to use. However, if you want the lowest latency, go with StringBuilder.
❎ s+= i; 25.528 ns/op ~15% slower
✅ stringBuilder.append(i); 21.265 ns/op
✅ stringBuffer.append(i); 21.251 ns/op
The difference is slight, so it is up to you to decide what to use. However, if you want the lowest latency, go with StringBuilder.
#Java performance Tip: `parallelStream()` is way slower than regular `stream()` on small amount of data. I have created a simple benchmark and run it on my 8-CPU laptop. The difference is 160x for some cases. 😲
Details 🧵 👇
Details 🧵 👇
👷The setup is to run the same code for streams of 10, 1000, 10_000, 100_000, and 1000_000 items long in standard and parallel modes:
list.stream()
.filter(i -> i == -1)
.findAny()
.orElse(0);
list.stream()
.filter(i -> i == -1)
.findAny()
.orElse(0);
10 items stream:
✅stream()
❌parallelStream() 161x SLOWER ‼️
✅stream()
❌parallelStream() 161x SLOWER ‼️
#Java performance Tip: When need to copy items from one array to anoyther one, don't use loops. Use the more efficient Arrays.copyOf or System.arraycopy method instead.
Performance test details in 🧵👇
Performance test details in 🧵👇
Given:
☕ int[] arr = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30};
❌ int[] arr2 = new int[30];
for (int i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
arr2[i] = arr[i];
}
☕ int[] arr = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30};
❌ int[] arr2 = new int[30];
for (int i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
arr2[i] = arr[i];
}
✅ int[] arr2 = new int[30];
System.arraycopy(arr, 0, arr2, 0, arr.length);
~25% faster ⚡
System.arraycopy(arr, 0, arr2, 0, arr.length);
~25% faster ⚡
Cuando eres #programador #junior, una de las cosas más difíciles a superar de un proceso de selección son las #pruebastecnicas 💻En este HILO 🧵te voy a dejar 5⃣ recursos GRATIS 🔝🔝 para que puedas superar las pruebas técnicas de nivel junior con más facilidad ⬇️⬇️⬇️ #it
En este vídeo de @powerhdeleon de 2⃣0⃣ minutos tienes 5⃣ de las pruebas técnicas más comunes planteadas para #programadores #junior resueltas 🔥🔥 #informatica #software #it
En este vídeo de 1⃣5⃣ minutos del gran @MoureDev tienes 6⃣ pruebas técnicas de las más comunes planteadas para #programadores #junior resueltas 🔥🔥 #informatica #software #it
Libro
Un vídeo algo antiguo pero efectivo para empezar con POO.
Un vídeo algo antiguo pero efectivo para empezar con POO.
Ecuación 2 grado
Un vídeo mas completo que el anterior.
Un vídeo mas completo que el anterior.
1. The unclear licensing model has been the most significant barrier to GraalVM adoption for years. However, at @JavaOne 2022, it was announced that @Oracle will make the GraalVM CE a part of the OpenJDK. Project Galahad has been set up to carry out the process - ❤️ that name.
2. @Google announced that it was joining the @adoptium working group as a Strategic Member. Google didn't just limit itself to throwing piles of 💰 at JDK, but together with @AlibabaGroup began working on Java Class Pre-Initialization to accelerate the cold start of applications.
cool was my job 10 years ago.
#nosql? we used the largest transactional database on planet: @objectivitydb CAP: #ACID or #BASE ? BOTH!
#Java? #Microservices, SaaS, PaaS, for German and European EDIfact, FTAM, ATLAS,#NCTS, #AES,... Toll/ Duane before #RodJohnson, #GavinKing...
#nosql? we used the largest transactional database on planet: @objectivitydb CAP: #ACID or #BASE ? BOTH!
#Java? #Microservices, SaaS, PaaS, for German and European EDIfact, FTAM, ATLAS,#NCTS, #AES,... Toll/ Duane before #RodJohnson, #GavinKing...
... invented @springframework and #ORM and #EricEvans #DDD ... new names for the same Things?
No! #DevOps are more than just #SysAdmins who develop with a script language hopefully #python and
No! #DevOps are more than just #SysAdmins who develop with a script language hopefully #python and
... and #PlatformEngineers are more than magic PowerPoint2Java Compiler or SoftwareDevs who are Application Managers for a handfull hours per week or the 2nd Level Firepissung Support Unit.
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Summary of #Java 8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19 features.
All features in a single tweet. #retweet #share #like #follow #bookmark Good know.
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All features in a single tweet. #retweet #share #like #follow #bookmark Good know.
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#Java 19 Features:
- Record Patterns
- Linux/RISC-V Port
- Foreign Function & Memory API
- Virtual Threads
- Vector API (Fourth Incubator)
- Pattern Matching for the switch
- Structured Concurrency (Incubator)
- Record Patterns
- Linux/RISC-V Port
- Foreign Function & Memory API
- Virtual Threads
- Vector API (Fourth Incubator)
- Pattern Matching for the switch
- Structured Concurrency (Incubator)
#Java 18 Features:
- UTF-8 by Default
- Simple Web Server
- Code Snippets in Java API Doc
- Reimplement Core Reflection with Method Handles
- Vector API
- Internet-Address Resolution SPI
- Foreign Function & Memory API
- Pattern Matching for switch
- UTF-8 by Default
- Simple Web Server
- Code Snippets in Java API Doc
- Reimplement Core Reflection with Method Handles
- Vector API
- Internet-Address Resolution SPI
- Foreign Function & Memory API
- Pattern Matching for switch
What is Java 8 lambdas and functional programming?
A thread 🧵👇
A thread 🧵👇
Java 8 introduced a number of new features to the language, including lambda expressions, which enable functional programming in Java. But what exactly are lambda expressions and how do they work?
A lambda expression is a short block of code that can be passed around as an argument or returned as a value. It's essentially a function without a name that can be used wherever a function interface is expected.
🧵 Everyone’s chatting about 🤖#ChatGPT. Here are 11 things it can do for #malware analysts, #security researchers, and #reverse engineers. A thread >>👇 🧵
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We moved our projects from #Java 11 to #Java 17 almost right after the LTS release. Here is a list of the Top 5 features that I have used and enjoyed for more than a year that may convince you to upgrade your projects. 🧵👇
`
record Point(int x, int y) {}
`
- this all you need to create POJO. No, constructors, getters, setters, etc. Just removed verbosity, which was disliked and criticized by many community members. 📓
record Point(int x, int y) {}
`
- this all you need to create POJO. No, constructors, getters, setters, etc. Just removed verbosity, which was disliked and criticized by many community members. 📓
Text blocks:
`String text = """
Long
formated
text.
""";
`
My SQL queries and JSON blocks in tests don't look like graveyards with all those `+.` ➕❌
`String text = """
Long
formated
text.
""";
`
My SQL queries and JSON blocks in tests don't look like graveyards with all those `+.` ➕❌
QuPath v0.4.0 is now available!
Download it at qupath.github.io
#opensource #bioimageanalysis #digitalpathology #java #javafx
Download it at qupath.github.io
#opensource #bioimageanalysis #digitalpathology #java #javafx
There are so many new things that it'll take some days to describe even just the main ones.
For now, I'll start by mentioning a few of the user interface improvements.
QuPath v0.4.0 is more welcoming than previous versions... and a bit more stylish.
For now, I'll start by mentioning a few of the user interface improvements.
QuPath v0.4.0 is more welcoming than previous versions... and a bit more stylish.
In fact, you can even style it in your own unique way if you really want to, thanks to #javafx & css (ideally in a nicer way than in my screenshots).
qupath.readthedocs.io/en/0.4/docs/re…
qupath.readthedocs.io/en/0.4/docs/re…
