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Comment #48804099
Personally I would just use SDKMan & generate a Maven or Gradle build profile from a getting started page of Spring, Vert.x, Quarkus (or whatever library/framework your main work w…
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Comment #48756571
I've worked in projects where change was expected, so a policy of strict integration testing was introduced - test that treat the system as a black box and aren't aware of its inte…
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Comment #48720888
Please don't write your own. Last time I checked there was just an astounding number of static site generators in every imaginable technology. Why do people write & publish this th…
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Comment #48676920
People here have trouble with names, but for a Slavic language speaker like myself, the names are one of the best parts. Even if I don't speak Russian, names like "Razkolnikov" ooz…
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Comment #47907777
Indeed - I'll take "try, don't be afraid to fail" over "oh just stop, you're embarrassing yourself" any day. You will embarrass yourself.. what are we, 13 again?
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Comment #47520787
First let me say that any corruption admitted to in those recordings should be prosecuted immediately, no question about it. But really, the admissions were really nothing much, I'…
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Comment #47301293
"Handler" can describe anything, I avoid that name like the plague in my designs, there's almost always something more appropriate that communicates more meaning Dependency injecti…
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Comment #47204172
Our firefighters collaborate with Croatian aerial firefighters (our neighbouring country). They say there is often pressure from politicians to drop water on wildfires in mined are…
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Comment #46971183
He ended up on React because it just works and doesn't change all the time. Now both my React and .NET times are some way behind me, but I'd definitely say it's the other way aroun…
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Comment #46791285
My dad and my uncle had a code under the Bush administration My uncle had moved to the US and either still was on a green card or had just recently got his US citizenship and thet …
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Comment #46567407
Both ASCIIdoc and reStructured text are older and better (subjective, of course), yet Markdown still won. Happens sometimes, nothing to see, I've moved on (with just a little grumb…
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Comment #46418143
Well, no. I mean something I can stick in my actual code to ensure it matches the spec, be it through validation, strongly typed interfaces, unit tests or some other mechanism. Als…
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Comment #46418099
For my language I've been using a US layout with a similar alteration for years as well on Windows and Linux: AltGr+C = Č, and AltGr+V = Ć (the second one is much less common, basi…
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Comment #46375452
Is there a way to generate code from these specs? Perhaps via OpenAPI, Smithy, something like that?
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Comment #46056201
It's no fap November, perhaps the hand will unlock itself in a few days
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Comment #45989044
That is unfortunate, EU could well present itself as an example of how things can be done right. Unfortunately incompetence and/or indifference, plus lack of IT talent willing to w…
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Comment #45989013
Functional cookies are fine. Even analytics is fine if you're using your own (though said own analytics must also company with GDPR personal data retention rules). What is not fine…
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Comment #45988999
That's not true. You can use those cookies, you just need to explain them somewhere on the site. No opt in required. I talked with our then national information law official (funny…
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Comment #45177506
My wife worked in one of the national standardization organizations. She was urgently called into her boss' office: "Please be on this meeting with me, I think they will try to bri…
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Comment #44872757
Ridley Scott can be terrible with stories (or picks projects with poor stories), as long as individual scenes are great. I've had trouble watching some of his work to their end, th…
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Comment #43931490
Here in Ljubljana too. I wasn't even fully aware of them, doing something else, but somehow it made me check my phone and there was the news bulletin, only a couple of minutes old.…
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Comment #43600368
If readability was the only criteria perhaps YAML deserves to win. For some data XML is more readable, its complexity is the bigger problem. People went all in with things like XSL…
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Comment #42738705
I'm sure the other countries are watching this and considering what the US is doing with their data in its apps.
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Comment #42225964
Microsoft really doesn't want anyone to reliably copy their formats. Their standard is purposefully complicated and convoluted, it was almost rejected by ISO for this reason and it…
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Comment #41956975
Sure, Obsidian is not open source, so if that's where you draw the line, fine. But otherwise, Obsidian can be synced quite nicely whichever way you want (I use SyncThing personally…