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04:31 llanhmoc1 ~no, teavm is primarily a web development tool, similar to ~gwt. TeaVM is an ahead-of-time compiler of Java bytecode to JavaScript or WebAssembly for the browser. See https://teavm.org/docs/intro/overview.html for more details.
04:31 javabot OK, llanhmoc1.
04:35 llanhmock ~cheerpj
04:35 javabot llanhmock, what does that even *mean*?
04:37 llanhmock ~cheerpj is CheerpJ includes a full OpenJDK runtime compiled to WebAssembly and JavaScript. It supports Java 8, Java 11, and Java 17 applications and runs entirely inside modern browsers. See https://cheerpj.com/faqs/ for more details.
04:37 javabot OK, llanhmock.
04:41 llanhmock ~graalvm
04:41 javabot GraalVM is a universal virtual machine for running applications written in various languages on the JVM, and the basis for the experimental AOT compiler and Java-based JIT compiler that were present in OpenJDK 9 to 16. For more info see http://www.graalvm.org/
06:55 NeXeN cheerpj is pretty good. teavm is also ok. neither have good gc
18:46 dreamreal nevet has cve lookup support now. send it "cve [library name]" or cve [maven-coordinate] and it looks up the data from OSV.
18:47 dreamreal maven central is sssslllooowww for this, though.
19:12 NeXeN cool that's awesome i never thought of it
19:12 NeXeN yeah, probably rate limits on bot detection, you can probably get one of those libs that will make your traffic look natural
19:12 NeXeN i forget what it's called, but randomizes times, linger, etc to make it like a human not a bot
21:04 * dreamreal wonders if nevet already has a throttle in it
21:04 * dreamreal wonders why he'd wonder, unless he damn well knew it already did and has since originally showing up on IRC with AI features