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Two threads this month.
The first is security, and it arrived in volume: the eMudhra keys fell to anyone who tried the first 256 numbers, OpenJDK shipped two emergency rounds within four days on top of the regular October update, and Sprin...
This issue started with Minecraft plugins that use AI. I keep running into more of them, so I went to look at what they actually run on. That turned out to be a much bigger rabbit hole than I expected, and a surprisingly interesting one for...
First edition of the month (kinda, I was late with the rest of the story 😃), so this is the Friends Of OpenJDK (foojay) roundup. It has two parts this time.
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Two threads this month.
The first is an old trade-off with new pricing. In 2020 Shopify picked React Native so it would stop building every feature twice. In September it went back to Swift and Kotlin, because coding agents made building t...
Kahneman used System 1 as a metaphor for fast, intuitive thinking. TypeSafe turned that idea into a new AI product category, and within a week, the Java community was already building frameworks, Spring Boot starters, and debating what to n...
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