Jan Ouwens
@jqno.nl
Developer ◦ Java/JVM ◦ EqualsVerifier ◦ speaker ◦ @yoinknl but opinions mine ◦ 👨👩👧 ◦ 🇳🇱🇪🇺 ◦ 🖖🏻 ◦ 💚 ◦ 🇺🇦🌻 ◦ he/him
During covid we were much more mindful of these things 😅
November 27, 2025 at 4:04 PM
During covid we were much more mindful of these things 😅
Based on your tweets today, it really looks like you've been living your very best life today! 😃 Well done!
November 9, 2025 at 6:05 PM
Based on your tweets today, it really looks like you've been living your very best life today! 😃 Well done!
I'll wait for the proper release! But I like what I'm seeing!
November 8, 2025 at 9:57 AM
I'll wait for the proper release! But I like what I'm seeing!
It works really well! Super fast, and the experience from Vim also seems to be really good. Nice work!
I found a nitpicky small issue that I'll report on GitHub, but it's definitely not a showstopper.
Now I have to decide whether I'll update my blogpost, or just write a new one 😄
I found a nitpicky small issue that I'll report on GitHub, but it's definitely not a showstopper.
Now I have to decide whether I'll update my blogpost, or just write a new one 😄
November 8, 2025 at 9:48 AM
It works really well! Super fast, and the experience from Vim also seems to be really good. Nice work!
I found a nitpicky small issue that I'll report on GitHub, but it's definitely not a showstopper.
Now I have to decide whether I'll update my blogpost, or just write a new one 😄
I found a nitpicky small issue that I'll report on GitHub, but it's definitely not a showstopper.
Now I have to decide whether I'll update my blogpost, or just write a new one 😄
Sounds very similar to my recent problem with YouTube... I hope the setting that solved my problem, solved yours too...
bsky.app/profile/jqno...
bsky.app/profile/jqno...
My "smart" tv is translating YouTube video titles to Dutch and I hate it.
The phrasing feels awkward. More importantly, it suggests the videos are in Dutch, which they're not.
The phrasing feels awkward. More importantly, it suggests the videos are in Dutch, which they're not.
November 4, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Sounds very similar to my recent problem with YouTube... I hope the setting that solved my problem, solved yours too...
bsky.app/profile/jqno...
bsky.app/profile/jqno...
Also, these things are real issues, not GitHub Copilot hallucinations.
October 27, 2025 at 9:31 AM
Also, these things are real issues, not GitHub Copilot hallucinations.
Would it work the other way round, too? Weil mein Deutsch leider sehr schlecht ist... 😬
October 25, 2025 at 11:05 AM
Would it work the other way round, too? Weil mein Deutsch leider sehr schlecht ist... 😬
I did find a fix!
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It turns out the YouTube app on my tv was set to Dutch, and I could change it in the settings.
I set it to English which fixes my problem! (And probably introduces the new problem of translating all Dutch videos into English...but we'll cross that bridge when we get there)
Thanks @bjeaurn.com !
I set it to English which fixes my problem! (And probably introduces the new problem of translating all Dutch videos into English...but we'll cross that bridge when we get there)
Thanks @bjeaurn.com !
Youtube setting! I assume it carries over to TV and other devices.
I think it’s achieved by setting your Youtube’s language to British English.
I think it’s achieved by setting your Youtube’s language to British English.
October 19, 2025 at 6:53 AM
I did find a fix!
bsky.app/profile/jqno...
bsky.app/profile/jqno...
Yes, I can see the accessibility benefit. It could have been a good feature. But implemented like this it sucks, because I don't want it and didn't know how to turn it off, and somebody who needs it might not even know the feature exists in the first place
October 18, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Yes, I can see the accessibility benefit. It could have been a good feature. But implemented like this it sucks, because I don't want it and didn't know how to turn it off, and somebody who needs it might not even know the feature exists in the first place
Dubbed or subtitled? Please say subtitled...
Dear lord
Dear lord
October 18, 2025 at 11:58 AM
Dubbed or subtitled? Please say subtitled...
Dear lord
Dear lord
Oh that's good to know!
Would that be a YouTube setting or a tv setting though? Or a YouTube-on-tv setting?
Would that be a YouTube setting or a tv setting though? Or a YouTube-on-tv setting?
October 18, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Oh that's good to know!
Would that be a YouTube setting or a tv setting though? Or a YouTube-on-tv setting?
Would that be a YouTube setting or a tv setting though? Or a YouTube-on-tv setting?
What's next? Translated song titles?
Would you like to watch "Wou dat je hier was" by Roze Floyd?
Next up: "Ik loop de lijn" by Jantje Contantje
Please no
Nobody wants these AI features
Would you like to watch "Wou dat je hier was" by Roze Floyd?
Next up: "Ik loop de lijn" by Jantje Contantje
Please no
Nobody wants these AI features
October 18, 2025 at 11:44 AM
What's next? Translated song titles?
Would you like to watch "Wou dat je hier was" by Roze Floyd?
Next up: "Ik loop de lijn" by Jantje Contantje
Please no
Nobody wants these AI features
Would you like to watch "Wou dat je hier was" by Roze Floyd?
Next up: "Ik loop de lijn" by Jantje Contantje
Please no
Nobody wants these AI features
In C#, == delegates to .Equals() which you can still override in records. Same as with Java records btw.
EqualsVerifier has become less needed since the introduction of records in Java, but people still find it useful.
When I worked in C# my coworkers even asked if I could do a port.
EqualsVerifier has become less needed since the introduction of records in Java, but people still find it useful.
When I worked in C# my coworkers even asked if I could do a port.
October 4, 2025 at 4:17 AM
In C#, == delegates to .Equals() which you can still override in records. Same as with Java records btw.
EqualsVerifier has become less needed since the introduction of records in Java, but people still find it useful.
When I worked in C# my coworkers even asked if I could do a port.
EqualsVerifier has become less needed since the introduction of records in Java, but people still find it useful.
When I worked in C# my coworkers even asked if I could do a port.