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u/CrowSufficient

3,163 post karma · 273 comment karma · joined Oct 2020

  1. 11points

    Messmer The Impaler by Nom Nom - handpainted (self.Eldenring) [FanArt]

    submitted Sep 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/Eldenring

    1 comments

  2. 54points

    JDK 27 is here (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Sep 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/Kotlin

    8 comments · source

  3. 40points

    JDK 27 is here (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Sep 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/scala

    5 comments · source

  4. 38points

    A bit deeper summary of JDK 27 (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Sep 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/java

    3 comments · source

  5. 1points

    New painter here, the hard part wasn't painting, it was knowing which paints I didn't already own (self.minipainting) [Help Needed/New Painter]

    submitted Jul 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/minipainting

    0 comments

  6. 36points

    Project Valhalla, Explained: How a Decade of Work Arrives in JDK 28 (open.substack.com)

    submitted Jun 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/Kotlin

    3 comments · source

  7. 196points

    Project Valhalla, Explained: How a Decade of Work Arrives in JDK 28 (open.substack.com)

    submitted Jun 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/java

    35 comments · source

  8. 46points

    Project Valhalla, Explained: How a Decade of Work Arrives in JDK 28 (open.substack.com)

    submitted Jun 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/scala

    8 comments · source

  9. 52points

    Project Valhalla, Explained: How a Decade of Work Arrives in JDK 28 (open.substack.com)

    submitted Jun 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/programming

    29 comments · source

  10. 1points

    Project Valhalla, Explained: How a Decade of Work Arrives in JDK 28 (open.substack.com)

    submitted Jun 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/u_CrowSufficient

    0 comments · source

  11. 44points

    JDK 26 and JavaOne: When the Conference overshadows the Release (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Mar 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/java

    9 comments · source

  12. 33points

    Project Detroit: Java interop with JavaScript and Python (theregister.com)

    submitted Mar 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/java

    9 comments · source

  13. 23points

    Optimizing GPU Programs from Java using Babylon and HAT (openjdk.org)

    submitted Jan 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/java

    10 comments · source

  14. 1points

    Everything you might have missed in Java in 2025 (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Jan 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/programming

    1 comments · source

  15. 22points

    Everything you might have missed in Java in 2025 (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Jan 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/Kotlin

    1 comments · source

  16. 5points

    Everything you might have missed in Java in 2025 (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Jan 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/scala

    5 comments · source

  17. 103points

    Everything you might have missed in Java in 2025 (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Jan 2026 by u/CrowSufficient to r/java

    7 comments · source

  18. 35points

    Java 25 and GraalVM for JDK 25 Released (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Sep 2025 by u/CrowSufficient to r/scala

    4 comments · source

  19. 18points

    Java 25 and GraalVM for JDK 25 Released (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Sep 2025 by u/CrowSufficient to r/Kotlin

    0 comments · source

  20. 8points

    jailbreakingAIBotsToBringThemDownToTheUltimateLevelOfDegradation (i.redd.it) [Other]

    submitted Sep 2025 by u/CrowSufficient to r/ProgrammerHumor

    5 comments · source

  21. 36points

    Feature Freeze for JDK 25: What Will the New Edition Bring? (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Jun 2025 by u/CrowSufficient to r/java

    25 comments · source

  22. 12points

    Opinionated wrap-up of 2025's Devoxx UK, Geecon, and KotlinConf (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted May 2025 by u/CrowSufficient to r/Kotlin

    0 comments · source

  23. 21points

    Java 24 and GraalVM for JDK 24 Released (jvm-weekly.com)

    submitted Mar 2025 by u/CrowSufficient to r/Kotlin

    9 comments · source

CrowSufficient 3 points · Jun 2026

Possibly - but ability to write in your own language makes the process much more smoother - without visible hit to the quality.

Having English as your main language is privilege people are not aware of 😉

CrowSufficient -26 points · Jun 2026

Author here - trust me - I put a lot of the effort into that article 😃

I had been writing this newsletter each week fort four years, long before LLMs were useful for anything 😅 talking about quality - for some edition - not this one though - I even ask JDK team for proof reading, have some friends in the team.

Historically I even have guest posts of people working directly on different JDKs, you can check.

I know AI gives people bad raps, but that accusation is basically not true 😉 I understand the reasoning behind it, but it is a bit unfair, LLMs are just a tool for translation (my mother tongue is polish)/generation of the some (un)cool graphics.

If you find something untrue/sloppy in that text, let me know - I’m very open for feedback