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by m_0x 3y ago
now if I can just figure out how to debug a lambda function and RX stream
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by m_0x 3y ago
> The system promotes answers which the public believes to be correct Well.. duh? Until AI takes over the world, this will be correct for everything. News, comments, everything.
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by m_0x 3y ago
I really love android notification system (As a user, not as an android developer), are those still "okay-ish" in iOS?
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by m_0x 3y ago
It's the same thing with Hibernate. Hibernate is an (extended) implementation of JPA. But that's because Hibernate innovated so much that they forced JPA to be better. Leaving aside the ORM-love-hate discussion, you will do fine i
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by m_0x 3y ago
Well yes, but that's because Spring is built on top of Java Servlets. I wonder if other Java frameworks have a different approach to serve web content without the need of servlets.
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by m_0x 3y ago
You can use whatever you want. I have even used Retrofit in Spring Boot.
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by m_0x 3y ago
Your comment makes it sound like Epic Store was demonized because they charge 12%. I bet that's the only thing they did not get demonized about. Their shady practices such as forcing exclusivity to Epic Store and suing Apple is what br
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by m_0x 3y ago
> If you want to see something fun, watch game shows from the 70's and 80's and note the prices of things like toasters and cars. Adjust for inflation to today, and especially for cars, compare the features. It's pretty am
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by m_0x 3y ago
It wasn't a bailout, it was investment money. Bailout could imply government throwing a lifeguard
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by m_0x 3y ago
They get a cut after every dollar created.
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by m_0x 3y ago
> everyone will be happy? Shareholders will be happy the day a company produces a new product and no human ever worked on its development. All of the profits, none of those pesky workers demanding silly things such as payments and OSHA p
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by m_0x 3y ago
Using malware to combat malware. Hopefully they aren't lying.
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by m_0x 3y ago
One single database cluster might not be an issue to migrate to another cloud provider. But that single DB is just a piece of the business puzzle. Networking, web applications, even backups. That's hard to migrate (And hard here means
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by m_0x 3y ago
> it is true that managing your own infrastructure can be challenging, it is not inherently so. The biggest challenge when you have on-premise infrastructure is battling managers to get an additional server. I have seen managers laughing
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by m_0x 3y ago
Wait what? Holy maccaroni you're right! https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240845-What... So I don't HAVE TO pay the license every year! That's good to know if I ever have to redu
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by m_0x 3y ago
> we look forward to someone else solving this issue, at no cost to us. At no cost and no sacrifice. Personally, I'm not going to sacrifice my car or my A/C although I know it will help reduce CO2 emissions.
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by m_0x 3y ago
The negativism towards has two main points: First, that Spring it's bloated. Spring now has a wide extension of modules that you may or may not need. Most of those modules won't even be added in your classpath unless specified in
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by m_0x 3y ago
If I buy a personal license can I install it multiple times in different computers? Or do I need to transfer my license from computer to computer?
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by m_0x 3y ago
Yeah, it won't happen. It's easier to start requiring a master's degree to even be able to submit a CV for a job opening.
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by m_0x 3y ago
Your question implies colleges teaches you the skills required for jobs. That's true in specialized career paths. A Doctor, a pharmacist and lawyers are good examples. Don't ditch the degree requirement for those. However I'v
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by m_0x 3y ago
Pardon my ignorance and prejudice, but how are you not a danger to the people that surround you? Or is schizophrenia a spectrum very much alike as autism?
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by m_0x 3y ago
Until companies ditch the stupid degree requirement for jobs that obviously do not require a degree, everybody is going to suffer. Fewer colleges mean: 1) People out of jobs. Teachers will lose their main income and the remaining colleges w
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by m_0x 3y ago
That explains why some products are there for a limited-time only. Maybe they were shit or simply had a bad experience at Costco (due to bad faith customers) and decide to stop selling there.
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by m_0x 3y ago
> I wouldn't kill time at a fertilizer store if I didn't have a garden, though. You would if you had nothing to do other than walking into a fertilizer store. Very small chance of happening that to you, but I do like going into
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by m_0x 3y ago
> Why are you still working on it after a week! That's a failure on the developer's communication. If everyday you find a new challenge, then everyday you must communicate that new challenge. Code changes/features is not o
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by m_0x 3y ago
> I was around for the mp3 "revolution", so I'll add to the author's discussion point about the ipod. There won't be an agreement here because it's just semantics. The opposite sounds very true as well. Let&
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by m_0x 3y ago
You're stating > you're not really paid for agonizing over eloquent or great code, but just code that "gets the job done". Somebody might interpret this statement as if nobody (in their context) should worry about wri
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by m_0x 3y ago
Who watches the watchmen?
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by m_0x 3y ago
Agreed. As a 10 YoE engineer working from home is a blessing. Interruptions are minimal and I can take a 15-20 minutes nap if I want. Before the pandemic my office provided a nap room so napping during business hours is NOT frowned upon. Pe
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by m_0x 3y ago
> I don't think it's going to be in any way easy to convince people that it's okay not to be useful. That's one problem but not the most crucial one. There will be a bunch of people complaining that they do all the wo

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