The fix was a persistent JVM daemon I wrote called CompileServer. It’s a Java program that boots once, loads the compiler API via javax.tools.JavaCompiler, and then sits there waiting for work over stdin. When you send it source code, it compiles in-process using the already-loaded compiler. When you want to run the compiled class, it uses a URLClassLoader to load and execute it. Same JVM. No restarts. No twelve minute tax.
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The findings have the potential to upend pseudonymity, an imperfect but often sufficient privacy measure used by many people to post queries and participate in sometimes sensitive public discussions while making it hard for others to positively identify the speakers. The ability to cheaply and quickly identify the people behind such obscured accounts opens them up to doxxing, stalking, and the assembly of detailed marketing profiles that track where speakers live, what they do for a living, and other personal information. This pseudonymity measure no longer holds.
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