Feel like I was tricked by the summary: "a new way to structure multi-module Java projects" "Instead of spreading your code across multiple Maven modules with separate POMs, you can now define all Java modules in a single POM." But the article isn't about multi-module projects, it's about JPMS.

While easy to measure, those are not the things AI claims to improve. I'm not getting paid more for using AI, they don't send me home early unpaid for some reason. The only benefit is work throughput, which is much harder to quantify, in aggregate, for a study.

Do you ever find and correct digitization issues after the initial upload ( page ordering, page upside down ) or do you just try REAL HARD to get it perfect the first try?

"AI makes me so much more efficient" - the least productive person you know

Is this an homage to Lady 3Jane?

"Victory or Defeat", a RTS for Windows 3.1

Your stance is interesting, in that it suggests gatekeeping who can be in Congress, yet the criteria is highly subjective, so much that you asked a polling question about it.

Wait a minute, you're based out of Riverside, IL, less than a mile from me. You should know how garbage our local community college library is.

I did this. My local university library is a single room, and residents don't have interlibrary loan privileges, nor does the library have a proper online catalog for reservations. In short, community college libraries are garbage.

Is this also where the in-person movie screenings happen?

You're looking for 'Java Grinder' www.mikekohn.net/micro/java_g...

Welcome to Crackle

Do you have infrastructure to hold more physical copies & do concurrent lending for more popular books? Also, broken link for the app in the post above.