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Benji Weber @benjiweber@mastodon.social
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👋

🐧 I'm a techie, been playing with and coding since mid 90s. Unreasonable love for and

💼 I've bounced between tech and people leadership roles . Currently eng leader at Snyk reducing suffering with

✏️ I things about teams and tech at benjiweber.com/

🚴 I love both road and mtb

🖖 Far too much of my brain allocated to

Live long and prosper!

Articles on Tech and Teams by Benji Weber

"Uncovering Better Ways" "Don't hire top talent; hire for weaknesses" "Escape the Permission Trap with Healthy Habits" "Meetings, ugh! Let's change our Language" …

benjiweber.co.uk

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Tichodrome Colvert @tichodrome_colvert@piaille.fr
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L'entreprise dans laquelle je termine mon alternance pour mon diplôme ingénieur en développement informatique ne pourra pas m'embaucher pour un contrat plus long faute de poste à pourvoir. Je cherche donc un poste de développeur junior pour ingénieur fraîchement diplômé, en back-end ou full-stack avec . J'ai aussi de l'expérience en front-end avec .

Le présentiel ne me dérange pas sous réserve de possibilité au moins occasionnelle de télétravail.

Points qui m'intéressent : usage d'outils indépendants des GAFAM, poste situé hors des grandes villes (sauf si le présentiel n'est qu'occasionnel).

Disponible à partir de décembre.

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Graham Perrin @grahamperrin@mastodon.bsd.cafe
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Seeking advice for FreeBSD as a daily driver on an ASUS X580VD

(Intel HD 630 + GTX 1050 Optimus)

Five questions at <reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/> (replies there, if you can – thanks).

The writer's use case and goals:

― web dev stack: Java, Node/React, Python, Go

― occasional virtualization and Linuxulator for Linux-only tooling

― prefer GNOME, but open to recommendations if another DE/DM is more reliable here

― Intel as primary + NVIDIA for on-demand/offload use (if possible).

Reddit - The heart of the internet

www.reddit.com

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Michał Fita @michalfita@mastodon.social
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@jakub_neruda Might be, whatever. Memory safety bugs are these, where code creates a risk of access to memory that hadn't been originally specified. and C++ have a problem, as many language constructs don't have protection mechanisms against out-of-bounds, double free, etc.

There's other category of bugs to which is prone to (not ) like C and C++ which don't allow - implicit nullability. The nature of JVM doesn't turn them to security risk, but they cause a lot of crashes.

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Jon Collins 👨🏻‍💻 @joncollinsdev@hachyderm.io
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New Instance who dis? Hi! I'm Jon, total nerd and software developer. I'm a career switcher and moved into tech/coding in 2017. I started with basic HTML/CSS/Javascript, building basic web apps. Then I expanded into languages like Java & Go and really started to fall in love with backend code.

I love building/breaking things. The goofier the better. I also love gaming & mech keyboards.

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Ghostrunner @ghostrunner@hachyderm.io
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Probably getting laid off today or next tuesday, in case anyone is looking for a low latency Java developer with 20+ years in the fintech space. Solid distributed performance analysis bonafides, as well as k8s bottleneck clearing.

I once got a trading platform from 700mics median to 39 mics median in a prod environment during a multimillion dollar hardware migration. Amusingly that is probably why I will find there are no seats available for me in the next few weeks. Nothing scares establishment more than someone who understands how the machines work when they do not.

Anyway, keep me in mind, willing to move, but remote is pretty dang efficient. I like efficient.

Sylvie cat providing efficiency by interposing herself between keyboard and chair, where all the bugs come from.
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Jan-Willem Harmannij @jwh@social.tchncs.de
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Java-GI 0.14.0 has been released!

Release notes: github.com/jwharm/java-gi/rele

Highlights:
- all bindings updated to 49 version
- nullability annotations everywhere

For those who don't know, Java-GI is a language binding for GNOME (and other GObject-Introspection libraries) based on the new FFM API in OpenJDK. It's modern, fast, and very easy to use. Visit java-gi.org for more information!

Java-GI 0.14.0 is a major new feature and bugfix release. There was only one small change since 0.14.0-RC1. For the full release notes, read the release notes of Java-GI 0.14.0-RC1. Highlights GNOM...

Release 0.14.0 · jwharm/java-gi

Java-GI 0.14.0 is a major new feature and bugfix release. There was only one small change since 0.14.0-RC1. For the full release notes, read the release notes of Java-GI 0.14.0-RC1. Highlights GNOM...

github.com · GitHub

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SirWumpus 🇨🇦 @sirwumpus@tilde.zone
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Dear Cupid,

Can you please aim a quiver's worth of arrows at some companies so they would send me a job interview invites? Please. I'm a lonely heart still looking for work (in all the wrong places), but no one is sharing the love. I know a variety of languages like English, French, , , #, , or . Been looking to polish some too. I make for a great work date on any flavour of or , but (it never works like in the commercials and eats batteries galore).

Send me a job love letter for Valentine's Day, please?

snert.com/resume/

Anthony C Howe - Snert - Curriculum Vitae

Curriculum Vitae for Anthony C Howe, Software Developer

www.snert.com

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Guillaume Laforge @glaforge@uwyn.net
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My comprehensive guide on building in with the framework! 🤖☕

I've bundled everything you need to get started: my full article, the video recording at , a codelab, the slides, an updated template project, and code samples, all in one place.

📝 Article:
glaforge.dev/talks/2025/10/22/

📊 Slides:
speakerdeck.com/glaforge/build

📹 Video:
youtube.com/watch?v=L6V6aQixOZ

🖥️ Codelab:
codelabs.developers.google.com

⌨️ Samples:
github.com/glaforge/ai-agent-p

📥 Template project:
github.com/glaforge/adk-java-m

Building AI Agents with ADK for Java

Tech blog of Guillaume Laforge, with articles on generative AI, LLMs, cloud computing, microservices architecture, serverless solutions, Java and Apache Groovy programming

glaforge.dev

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Joshua Tompkins @jtompkinsx@hachyderm.io
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Hey Mastodon! Here's a very late .

I'm Josh - a software engineer and senior architect working in the more "traditional" finance industry (meaning *not crypto*).

I've shipped code in , , , , , and , but these days I mostly spend my time helping other folks get stuff shipped.

I play games, read a lot, and occasionally write and release half-baked open-source software. I am deeply jealous of people who can draw or paint.

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Nincodedo @nincodedo@ocw.social
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So I've never done an because I never know what to write. We'll get through it best we can. I'm Nincodedo, Nin for short. I'm a fan and who works mostly with . My current side project I work the most on is Ninbot, a bot that uses to do a variety of silly things. I've also worked on some mods in the past and other random utility stuff. You can check out all of that on my GitHub.

github.com/Nincodedo

Blue blob, sometimes helpful, mostly busy. Nincodedo has 43 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

Nincodedo - Overview

Blue blob, sometimes helpful, mostly busy. Nincodedo has 43 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

github.com · GitHub

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Hacker News 50 @hn50@social.lansky.name
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Building an efficient hash table in Java

Link: bluuewhale.github.io/posts/bui
Discussion: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4

Building a Fast, Memory-Efficient Hash Table in Java (by borrowing the best ideas)

One day, I ran into SwissTable—the kind of design that makes you squint, grin, and immediately regret every naive linear-probing table you’ve ever shipped. This post is the story of how I tried to bring that same “why is this so fast?” feeling into Java. It’s part deep dive, part engineering diary, and part cautionary tale about performance work. 1) The SwissTable project, explained the way it feels when you first understand it SwissTable is an open-addressing hash table design that came out of Google’s work and was famously presented as a new C++ hash table approach (and later shipped in Abseil).

bluuewhale.github.io · Bluue Whale

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Jan-Willem Harmannij @jwh@social.tchncs.de
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I've finally have a working "Java-GI application template" with working localization, settings, desktop file, manifest, icons, etc, that can be distributed as a Flatpak. It's available here:

github.com/jwharm/java-gi-app-

The application uses Gradle to build the source code, and Meson to install settings, resources, translations etc. Currently, both build systems are triggered separately from the Flatpak manifest. I will try to improve this, so that meson triggers the gradle build (or vice versa).

The screenshot shows the dutch (nl) translation that demonstrates the gettext integration.

A screenshot of the template application. In the background, a terminal displays output of flatpak-builder.
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OSNews @osnews@mstdn.social
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Applets are officially gone, but Java in the browser is better than ever

The end of an era, perhaps.

Applets are officially, completely removed from Java 26, coming in March of 2026. This brings to an official end the era of applets, which began in 1996. However, for years it has been possible to build modern, interactive web pages in Java without needing applets

osnews.com/story/143983/applet

Applets are officially gone, but Java in the browser is better than ever – OSnews

www.osnews.com

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Morgan Peyre @peyremorgan@infosec.exchange
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Hi! I'm Morgan, a engineer living in western . I work as a lead developer, with an increasing focus on the involved in making software. I'm also pursuing a degree with the aim of becoming a better designer. When I write code I use and but i'd like to go back to someday.

I also love (yes, all of it)! Share your favorite song with me! 🎶 I'm learning how to play and might dip my toes into in the future.

I've been interested in decentralized tech like and for quite some time.

Also I drink way too much .

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Markus Eisele @myfear@mastodon.online
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Just dropped a new deep-dive on something we don’t talk about enough in Java:
- Local image similarity search.
- Zero cloud dependency.
- Real CLIP embeddings on the JVM.
- Quarkus + ONNX Runtime + pgvector.

This tutorial shows how to export CLIP, run inference locally, store vectors in PostgreSQL, and build a production-ready search API in pure Java.

the-main-thread.com/p/quarkus-

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