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by p2detar 4y ago
What does one do to land a Java job when neither Spring, nor Quarkus experience is present? Backstory: I have been using Java SE for more than a decade now. Currently building a Java 17 pure Vert.x project. I'm quite seasoned with the
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by p2detar 4y ago
It seems China and Russia are actively building SMRs. [0] I'd be a pity if the west do not get serious at least about exploring the opportunity to test some of the designs being made. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by p2detar 4y ago
I'd love to play an adventure game based on S03E03, "The Very Pulse of the Machine" of the "Love, Death & Robots" series. Exploring Io, finding ancient aliens technologies and merging mind with machine by takin
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by p2detar 4y ago
Actually, my not up-to-date info is that one is pretty much always required to declare the winnings of crypto sales in their Lohnsteuererklärung. Winnings below 600EUR or winnings for crypto assets sold after 1 year of possession are tax fr
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by p2detar 4y ago
How does this work? Do you declare that you have sold crypto at all, or you just sell after one year without notifying anyone?
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by p2detar 4y ago
I owe significant portion of my Win32 dev skills to VB6. It allowed for working with the Win32 SDK by importing API calls from user32, kernel32, gdi32, etc. When I was still in high school, I used to hack GUI projects and games in the eveni
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by p2detar 4y ago
Looks like I ate the 3 zeroes.
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by p2detar 4y ago
Yes, it's kWh what is important to consumers. For example, an average 4-person family in Germany uses between 2600-5000 kWh / year vs. about 10 kWh / year in the USA. All in all, the greatest feature of SMRs in my opinion, is
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by p2detar 4y ago
I really like what you wrote. Thanks about that! The only issue I find with your comment is the expectation that there will be mass unrest or protests in Russia. Somehow I don't see this. People in ex-soviet countries are sadly used to
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by p2detar 5y ago
Are there really that many mainstream projects that use alternative dependency handling? Go modules were introduced in v1.11 and they seem pretty mature. The replace directive seems to solve the issues with forked projects in particular. [1
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by p2detar 5y ago
2022 just got a little bit better for me! Thank you, Ron.
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by p2detar 5y ago
I wrote a tiny article with a couple of examples 3 years ago. [1] Having worked with JNI in the past, I find the FF concept convenient but still somewhat verbose. In any case, my experience is 3 years old. A lot may have changed since then.
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by p2detar 5y ago
> actually tends to beat Gradle in performance too. Mvnd seems somewhat recent compared to Gradle’s daemon feature. Are there any measurements that confirm this statement? I don’t find any in the repo?
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by p2detar 5y ago
Gradle has actually saved my build. About 3x faster than my old Maven setup. Also, my build files are much less bloated. The only problem I find is the API updates between major versions. Still, I’m never going back to Maven. Love Gradle. B
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by p2detar 5y ago
Sounds a bit unfair and I'm not really sure how you arrived at that conclusion. Here's an excerpt from the article: In the same way, he can’t define what a good story is, but he knows it’s a story he wants to read. “If you g
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by p2detar 5y ago
There is a pretty good video by the "Asian Boss" YouTube channel [1] where they interview Chinese people about the war in Ukraine. I found the opinions much more polarized than expected. People do seem to reiterate that China and
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by p2detar 5y ago
How’d that affect North America? I always thought corn production in the USA is at a pretty good level.
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by p2detar 5y ago
Can you provide any sources for these salaries? Thanks.
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by p2detar 5y ago
Well, afaik energy produced from wind & solar is being sold with higher priority on the common EU market. So Germany is making tons of cash selling their energy and when they close all nuclear plants, they plan to import energy from oth
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by p2detar 5y ago
HoMM2 is one of my all time favorite games. I’ve spent countless hours exploring all the corners of every single map in the game. Sometimes, I would deliberately not defeat the last enemy, just so I can reveal all the places, monsters and c
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by p2detar 5y ago
I hate ads and I never understood the „watch ads to get content“ business plan. Why not just provide demo content and ask users to pay for full access? By relying on ads for revenue, you basically invite adblockers. After all, if people did
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by p2detar 5y ago
BYOD have clear separation of work and personal containers. Wiping all work stuff comes down to deleting the work profile from your personal device. This automatically removes all work related apps, accounts, media, etc.
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by p2detar 5y ago
The last paragraph is what I actually find most useful: Finally, I suppose, I’d say that a surprising amount of a good career is about getting lucky and taking advantage of when you’ve gotten lucky. It’s clear to me that many of the best t
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by p2detar 5y ago
I had fun with Duolingo, but I can’t say it helped me learn anything. To me something is missing and the learning structure seems somewhat shallow. I’d not recommend it to someone that is serious about learning a new language.
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by p2detar 5y ago
That and the fact that I wanted to simplify my life led me to use by work laptop and phone for personal stuff. I feel great after I ditched my Linux Thinkpad that constantly required maintenance and personal time. Carrying 2 phones was gett
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by p2detar 5y ago
I used to smoke only at work or when on work trips. My reason to stop was mainly the smell. I hated how my fingers smelled after a smoke. Every time I have the urge to smoke, I remind myself of that smell and it goes away.
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by p2detar 5y ago
We still haven’t got our money back for a purchase paid via Klarna. Apparently they wired the money to another bank account but under my partner’s name. After 3 support calls and several emails, we just gave up. Fortunately it was just €12.
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by p2detar 5y ago
> This kind of thinking makes a nice sci-fi flick but not a good predictor of reality. Just the pandemic should've given you a hint that people at large don't like being confined to their homes and living in a virtual world. So
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by p2detar 5y ago
The problem I've always had with these type of apps is keeping them in sync with what I've spent using my CC or bank transfers. After a while it gets truly annoying to import or god forbid type in all weekly transactions. I see th
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by p2detar 5y ago
I know what you mean. Funny enough, I settled on 45 mins., because this was/is how long a single class lasts at schools in my home country. I just put to use a habit built long time ago.

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