Johan Vos

@johanvos.bsky.social

Java Champion, Gluon and LodgON. co-lead OpenJFX, lead OpenJDK-Mobile . Java for science, Quantum Computing. PhD

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I agree Stack Overflow was far from perfect, but IMHO it forced you to think about the answers, compare options from different authors until you finally understood the problem (hence fixed it). At the end, your understanding increased, and humans answering questions helped in that. That's gone now.

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I'm very excited about the Java track at Devoxx Belgium (devoxx.be). This is real content, from human core developers who *understand* what they are doing. It helps understanding how and why Java works the way it does. If you want improve your developer skills, I recommend joining. #java

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Appreciating @ciaranm.bsky.social's grounded, pithy rundown of the ghost stories, catastrophizing, and novice security practices dubiously shaping the current cybersecurity + AI landscape 🙏👇

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The AI narrative is mainly about marketing. When there was a bug in the Java sandbox in the browser 30 years ago, it would be called "a bug in the Java sandbox". Today, it would be framed as "OMG, Duke went rogue and escaped from its environment!".