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by spreiti 2mo ago
https://youtube.com/@java?si=pN0ODGy-YLaaunIn This is the official Java channel.
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by spreiti 8mo ago
I have basically the same workflow. Planning mode has been the game changer for me. One thing I always wonder is how do people work in parallel? Do you work in different modules? Or maybe you split it between frontend and backend? Would lov
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by spreiti 9mo ago
It is neither of these. It's an application that processes data and is not accessible outside of the companies network. Not everything is an app. I described my workflow that has been a game changer for me, hoping it might be useful to
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by spreiti 9mo ago
I cannot show it because the code belongs to my employer.
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by spreiti 9mo ago
I use GitHub Copilot in Intellij with Claude Sonnet and the plan mode to implement complete features without me having to code anything. I see it as a competent software developer but one that doesn't know the code base. I will break d
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by spreiti 1y ago
Since JDK 22 https://openjdk.org/jeps/454
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by spreiti 1y ago
How much experience do you have working in Java? This statement really surprises me because Java has some of the best in class tools to debug and troubleshoot issues.
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by spreiti 2y ago
Explain them the concepts of loot boxes and pay to win. My son, who was 8 at that time, understood quiet fast that these games don't require skill and are just trying to steal money from him. He doesn't like that and now avoids ga
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by spreiti 3y ago
Looking forward to this JEP. This is, IMO, how Streams should have been implemented from the get go. All intermediate operations can now be expressed with Gatherers rather than having dedicated methods that can never cover all intermediate
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by spreiti 3y ago
In Intellij you can add breakpoints to when lambdas are executed [0]. You can also print logs instead of suspending the threads [1]. [0] https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/using-breakpoints.html#s... [1] https:&
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by spreiti 3y ago
I highly recommend you to watch this video by Brian Goetz if you want to learn more about this JEP. https://youtu.be/pcg-E_qyMOI
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by spreiti 3y ago
FYI: With Java 21 (2023/09/19) this is finally possible. Relevant JEPs: - 441: Pattern Matching for switch - 440: Record Patterns - 409: Sealed Classes - 395: Records It is kind of similar to Scalas version of pattern matching wit
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by spreiti 4y ago
We don't make bread. We just make bread from the previous day hot and crunchy again. It just takes a few minutes. We used to do this with the oven but that takes quite some time more.
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by spreiti 4y ago
We got one in 2020 and we use it daily. Chicken, french fries, sausages, fish and bread is what we use it for most of the time. Some things like spring rolls are better fried with oil but overall we love it and it is a real time saver and o
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by spreiti 4y ago
This a 1000 times. People like to hate on Java but when there are problems to diagnose on production systems it is second to none. But from my experience most people don't know these tools even exist so the only thing they do is restar
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by spreiti 5y ago
I am in a similar situation (17+ years as developer) and I recently found joy in ethical hacking. I feel like a young kid again discovering new things on a daily basis after work.
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by spreiti 6y ago
While not directly a resource, I found writing agents for the JVM (java.lang.instrument agents and JVMTI agents) to be quite enlightening and rewarding. Depending on what you want to do you'll have to deal with bytecode transformation&
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by spreiti 6y ago
I'm 16 years into my career. I still like programming but I wouldn't say that I love it like I used to. At the beginning I would discover and learn new things on a daily basis but now, after 16 years, it's usually more of the
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by spreiti 7y ago
It will be refunded with the refund reason "Goodwill". (I work as a Software Developer at SBB and work on the system that does the refund process)
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by spreiti 8y ago
If you want to take it to the water it is usually recommended that the watch has 10bar (100m) water resistance. The Breitling Navitimer 01 would tick many of your boxes (Chronograph, (Logscale)Bezel, Date) and is an iconic watch. However yo
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by spreiti 8y ago
Yes, but depending on what you are looking for that might not be a bad thing. It usually means that the technology is mature to a certain degree.
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by spreiti 8y ago
I apply the same strategy and focus on job listings from government related jobs/projects.
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by spreiti 8y ago
Everything except the notifications has been available in watches such as the Citizen Satellite Wave and Seiko Astron lineup. There are E-Straps from Montblanc that can notify you among other things. There are also the "HOROLOGICAL SMA
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by spreiti 8y ago
A practical implementation of a slide rule can be found on watches such as the Breitling Navitimer. I like to use it for quick currency conversions when traveling.
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by spreiti 8y ago
And to add to that: Transaction handling will be vastly different in most cases between local calls and network calls.
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by spreiti 8y ago
> But microservices are also about coupling: just have a self-contained service that does one thing. What stops you from creating a module inside a monolith with an interface that provides a self-contained service that does one thing?
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by spreiti 8y ago
Not a use case per se but, I think it could be useful in combination with Progressive Web Apps (which can work without an internet connection) to control bluetooth devices without installing an App.
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by spreiti 8y ago
I like it that way. Keeps my rate high while doing trivial CRUD applications. On a serious note, I still think Java has one if not the best ecosystem of any language. Fast JVM, lots of high quality Open Source libraries/frameworks, too
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by spreiti 8y ago
A personal anecdote from me and my wife. The weekend before they found them my wife told me that a monk who was praying for them at the cave said that a ghost[1] was hiding them from the eyes of the divers until Monday[2]. They shouldn&#x27
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by spreiti 8y ago
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