acrive

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by acrive 8y ago
You're right. At the beginning I'm was very happy, but after two months I wanted to go back to the office. I was lucky because nobody forced me a choice.
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by acrive 8y ago
I had work from home. Never again in my life. Going to the office helped me to split the time in my day and mark when work and when I can rest. Also, when stressed a coworker can help much more easier than from home. My home is my home, my
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by acrive 8y ago
* Easy to read * Collections tools * Functional programming with closure * Traits * Typed or not * DSL * 100% compatibility with all jars * Awesome framework like Grails and the upcoming Micronaut and SpringBoot * Enterprise software or sc
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by acrive 8y ago
https://blog.gradle.org/introducing-incremental-build-suppor...
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by acrive 8y ago
Because you don't know Groovy. Simple. Maven it's only in your comfort zone. Bye.
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by acrive 9y ago
The state machine is very near at Design by contract pattern. There are states, preconditions and other stuff. The question now will be "Why developers never use design by contract pattern?" :) https://github.com/n
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by acrive 9y ago
I have no objections to genetic engineering but I think it is necessary to set limits. It's only my opinion.
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by acrive 9y ago
What are we talking about?
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by acrive 9y ago
I'm happy when solutions for cancer are found. A little less when the way is genetic engineering. From my ignorance I imagine the genetics like a big complex self programming software and the genetic engineering a way to change little
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by acrive 11y ago
Not only. In Italy there is a toy that explain the BCD (Binary coded decimal) with colored tiny balls. http://www.quercettistore.com/prodotti/rami About 30 years ago.. Sorry but this not happen only in Silicon Valley.