krooj

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by krooj 3y ago
I guarantee you the snark originates from a hatred of JIRA.
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by krooj 3y ago
Yes, and now I'm even more convinced that you have no idea what you're doing or talking about in regards to the framework and it's ecosystem.
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by krooj 3y ago
Spring In Action. Not Spring Boot in Action - Spring. https://www.manning.com/books/spring-in-action-fifth-edition
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by krooj 3y ago
The stack is tremendously productive, but history has taught me a few things when dealing with Spring: 1. It's always best to start people off with plain old spring, even with an XML context, such that they understand the concepts at p
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by krooj 3y ago
The concepts are ported from other actor-based systems, like Akka.
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by krooj 3y ago
Their comments on the shortcomings boil down to, "I didn't spend any time learning how this works."
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by krooj 3y ago
This is absolutely spot-on. The concepts that Johnson & co coalesced around, mainly IoC, DI, interfaces, and layers, are bedrock foundations for how most people write any service-oriented system. Say what you want about the things that
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by krooj 3y ago
This is just... ignorance; your argument is basically, "I don't understand/want to learn how X works; therefore, X must be garbage"
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by krooj 3y ago
The way you get around this type of crap is by diving deep, and when you think you've gotten deep enough, go further. Academia, for all it's faults, is a fantastic way around the bullshit you get with industry hype, by mere virtue
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by krooj 3y ago
Nah, the money only goes so far. I've been doing SWE professionally since '07, and that wasn't in the US, so there was far, far, far less comp involved. The trend I see with new grads is that they're driven and drawn to
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by krooj 3y ago
There's nothing fashionable or prestigious about debugging and patching a security hole at 1am on a Friday in my underwear.
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by krooj 3y ago
FWIW, the language on your PKCE flow is wrong: * It's not establishment of a "session", but a token set which you're issuing. * The authorization server will return those tokens after validating the code_verifier. Also,
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by krooj 4y ago
You're gonna take heat for that position, but I'd support you, having been in the same position. Came to a team in a company that had a handful of services where folks had been "doing things" in an FP manner where it was
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by krooj 4y ago
I am not surprised. Hire carefully with specific requirements in mind, stay hyper-focused on your product(s), and eschew corporate trends towards bloat, fomo, and "feel good" initiatives.
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by krooj 4y ago
I've tried this method of taking a large change and breaking it up into smaller, more easily digestible PRs, and it didn't work. Unless you're working with folks that are directly invested in the change, you'll very quic
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by krooj 4y ago
This speaks to a lack of operational excellence - when you develop a platform like JIRA, Confluence, etc, the operational tools required to manage the systems are just as important as the features themselves. If all you do is pump out featu
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by krooj 5y ago
It's not the point - your body is built to walk. There are so many things that go wrong when you cease to walk: loss of core strength which results in a propensity to herniated discs and other spinal/neurological problems, circula
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by krooj 5y ago
Same fam. Skipping AZ/JJ till I can get mRNA. 3 years since my last ride on the DVT rollercoaster. 0/10 - would not recommend.
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by krooj 5y ago
Sorry, what’s the effect adenoviruses have on FX? I’m a male with a mild hypercoag disorder and history of DVT. Am scheduled to get the JJ vax today and will be skipping and seeking out mRNA instead.
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by krooj 6y ago
Dude - absolutely. Your brain is a powerful and weird thing, and simply thinking of a thing can influence your autonomic nervous system, changing breathing patterns, heart rate, blood pressure, etc. Ask anyone that has general anxiety or a
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by krooj 6y ago
I had an ipsilateral recurrent DVT in my left leg. Kaiser failed on so many levels: at the ER I should've been treated with some kind of thrombolysis or mechanical thrombectomy, but was only offered Lovenox and Pradaxa. The internal me
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by krooj 6y ago
I went through this. Needed to see a vascular specialist at Stanford while I was still stuck with Kaiser's HMO. $1000 for ~15 minutes.
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by krooj 6y ago
I agree with this, having recently gone through the exercise of creating some "onboarding" apps for new grads using Spring 5 and XML, then again with annotations. All the underpinnings for a non-Boot application are still there an
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by krooj 6y ago
Looks like I came up the same path as you: XML in Spring 2, with Spring 3 adding lots of support for annotations. Once Spring 4 came around, I was... okay with abandoning _most_ XML, but some things just made way more sense in XML, such as
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by krooj 6y ago
100%. There’s an assumption in articles like this that you even want to work for said FAANG company. Additionally, these posts assume a one-way interview process, which is a sure fire way to end up places you don’t want to be. Jump through
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by krooj 6y ago
I was thinking the exact same thing. I did all of three months in that org, attempted to switch to iCloud, got blocked, then quit and went back to my old company. Fuck that shit straight to hell.
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by krooj 6y ago
Agree on M models not being worth the money new. I've always bought gently used bodies 2 years after release. Still, the M-system is capable of nothing that any other non-rangefinder can do: which is to capture the decisive moment. The
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by krooj 6y ago
Ehhhh... I've owned a bunch of digital Leica gear, and I'll flatly say that the M lenses produce some of the best images you'll see from a raw optical pipeline. A 50mm APO Summicron is an exceptional lens for its optical char
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by krooj 6y ago
Since I'm on an anticoagulant, I can tell you that the deal with NSAIDs is bleeding: they have anti-platelet properties which can make you more susceptible to bleeding.
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by krooj 6y ago
It reeks of an ulterior motive / agenda, but to what end?

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