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Cool project! I’m still trying to figure out if this sort of thing is the future, or something that the big AI labs will subsume into their products on their own soon. Or something that won’t be necessary in a few months when LLMs get smarter.

I multi-task. While I’m waiting for Claude, I either check email or work with a different instance of Claude on a second problem

I ran into a situation at work today that prompted me to write up a lesson I've learned over my past 20+ years of working in the field. In my experience, both software developers and software testers often don't think about this.

I really don't see any benefit of introducing a JSON API into the JDK. Jackson works great already. Are they really going to make something that much better?

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It is pretty astonishing they haven't done something about that. It doesn't seem like it should be a very hard language feature.

This is a huge let-down after Java 8, but I guess that was inevitable. Lambdas are a tough act to follow and are probably my favorite addition to the JDK ever.

I'm curious what Chrome's plans are for the future, in particular related to parallelization. Has anyone seen any articles about that anywhere?

I can't wait to try this out! Pop music can be energetic, but it can also be very distracting. In the past, electronic music has been my go-to, but lately I've tired of it.

It may actually be a good thing if Chrome migrates to OpenSSL. With their resources, perhaps they can do some testing to see if there are any more vulnerabilities out there. At the very least, their continued eye on the project should help it be more secure going forward.

Initially this will probably carry a significant premium over normal delivery. However, as someone who lives in a city, I can definitely see there being times when I would be willing to pay the premium. Taking a cab ride to and from somewhere can easily cost $15-$30, so it could actually be cheaper to have the item delivered by a drone if time is of the essence.