huffstler

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by huffstler 2y ago
I believe they're showing an example of where people would use (incorrect) regex patterns to validate. That's the whole thrust of the previous paragraph. `hadc0ffee` is not valid hex, but the function says it is due to, I presume,
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by huffstler 4y ago
Does anybody know of a good place to get seasonality information for fruits and veggies? I found an open source application[1] for showing that stuff, and have been looking around to be able to add information for the North America region.
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by huffstler 8y ago
Maven, Hibernate, Jersey, Jettison/Jackson. All developed on Java 7 I believe, so the jump is rather large.
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by huffstler 8y ago
That assumes we have (any) tests, or benchmarks to refer to. Plus, we have a decent amount of legacy java apps (java 6 - 7) and we'd be going straight to 11. On the project I'm on now, it's not a smooth transition.
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by huffstler 8y ago
Pretty much right on the nose. As I mentioned elsewhere, testing is not required where I work. As such, there's no guarantee that upgrades to JDK won't break something behind the scenes now only to blow up later in production.
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by huffstler 8y ago
Ideally if I had any say in the matter, I'd also choose to continue the upgrades. I'm unfortunately not in a position to be able to make decisions for the company, or even team really. The culture for us leads to more problems imo
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by huffstler 8y ago
I work in an organization that has bought support for Java (11, I think). Your comment is technically correct, but doesn't capture the whole situation I believe. We use OpenJDK11 currently. The reason we're buying support is becau
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by huffstler 8y ago
While gits documentation might not lay out the model at the start, they certainly have documentation showing how everything works, complete with diagrams and such. As such... > Then it will be the user's fault if they can't be
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by huffstler 8y ago
As someone who also works at a bank (though not a large national one) I get the same feeling, though I understand it to an extent. Not complying to bank standards means you get dinged if you get audited. Getting dinged means you will most l
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by huffstler 8y ago
I made an account just to comment on this link as I have personal experience in the matter. I graduated from a relatively good school with a degree in Computer Science, yet wasn't admitted into the major until 2 weeks before graduation