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You might find the Squants library for Scala interesting; it even seems like an apt usage of some oft-questioned language features. https://github.com/typelevel/squants
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Are you saying you rewrote not just the Spring application but all of the micro services as well?
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So all non-violent offenses are non-criminal offenses in your book? Steal a car, burglarize a vacant residence, defraud a company, these are matters to sort out via civil action?
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> If you're good enough to succeed you'll succeed Luck and connections, too, friend.
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Stream history is kind of thorny; oughtn't one consider Kafka, Kinesis, etc., for that instead?
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Well hey, I personally took a C programming course at the local community college, way back when, and have never met someone who learned VB outside of business/industry. Same way that Excel+VBScript are very useful but not taught as C
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> Colleges have been teaching Visual Basic as a starter programming language for decades. Where? In the US, university-level intro to programming would have been in Lisp, Forth, C, C++, and/or Java before possibly trying something
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Ditto, I've no desire at all for web applications--or heaven forbid clients--to poke directly at a database or cache, or otherwise obviate the need for APIs. One will need to deploy, scale, monitor, and secure those things very differ
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USR HST was very robust against phone pick-ups, it would quietly blink and resume working as soon as the annoyed would-be caller replaced the handset! I spent $400 in hard-earned teenage income on a USR refurb and never felt buyer's re
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6y ago
Okta is in the process of acquiring Auth0.
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While this protracted outage has prompted some plans to get rolling with a self-hosted Auth0 substitute, bear in mind that this can't address users wanting to sign in with Google, Microsoft, LinkedIn, etc., where you'll still depe
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6y ago
With huge upside potential in both military and civilian applications? (Sorry, thinking of Aero-Tyne / WoWS instead of Sopranos)
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What flavor of fraud might this OTC malarkey be propping up?
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> built on the spoils of war Negative, you may have confused the US with Rome. The US is the beneficiary of tremendous natural resources, temperate climate across a vast geography, natural isolation from external threats, and mostly ver
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Likely to be addressed with the ongoing effort for value types. Optional + prudent use of @NotNull annotations can get you most of the way there already in practical terms.
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6y ago
It may take a little bit longer, but $5 garage sale to free-if-you-lug-away is the ultimate fate of every home stationary bicycle.
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6y ago
Might libphonenumber be of some help?
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6y ago
Automobile leases, apartments, and the like are listed with monthly rates, but your commitment to pay is longer than one month. What's the difference?
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AFS, Zephyr, Kerberos, BatMail in emacs--all mind-expanding stuff to me way back when!
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> the Bill of Rights does The Bill of Rights doesn't permit anything, but rather lists certain inalienable rights held by all persons on U.S. soil--or so the story goes. The worry that it could be construed as a list of grants was
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I'll unwaveringly go with whatever the hardass valid-date-enforcing mechanisms in java.time and PostgreSQL enforce. Add a month to the epoch time? Can't do it because that doesn't adequate indicate what day we think it is.
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You want it to be one way—but it’s the other way.
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Ditto, it’s a handout to agribusiness, worsens fuel quality, and has a very debatable benefit otherwise.
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I think what you’re getting at is that there is no turbine (only an impeller) in the case of crank/belt driven units.
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Is stew a normal thing to feed to zoo animals?
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Speaking as a once-teenaged iCE member—-Jed was the best.
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Sometimes reverting is not reasonably possible--suppose you updated a database schema and clients immediately started filling it with new data that would have no home in any backup--you'd end up in another unanticipated state.
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Is this high-class money laundering, or something else?
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If I recall okta’s monthly minimum is about 3k.
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Seems to be descended from northeastern craft brewers.
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