u/throwawaydevhater059

just like you judged their gender? she!

are you looking for work by any chance? it's impossible to find people who understand things at this level, I don't mean understand tech stack(jetty,jackson,etc.), but the fact that it's much easiser to work at this level of abstraction, shallow call stacks, actual types rather than strings(some call them annotations though)

windows generation strike back, sad

Also, because companies like ElasticSearch, that care a lot about security

Hahahaha, really good one... sorry Ron, I couldn't resist. Upvote otherwise!

this

such a shame indeed, non-sense spring has won

the power of millions spent on marketing

sonarqube only supports up to java 11, so it's useless

not sure what are you trying to achieve, sounds weird, but you can do it with something like this

<properties>
  <main.class>your.default.MainClass</main.class>
</properties>

<build>
...
  <mainClass>${main.class}</mainClass>
...
</build>

mvn package -Dmain.class=your.special.MainClass

companies using DW in 90% cases have really good engineering, opposite to SB whereby 90% are utter rubish

job security doesn't exists, in software or otherwise!

java is one of the most popular languages out there with extremly high adoption in the enterprise, far more than any other language or platform (nodejs)!

jersey is reference implementation of JAX-RS(specification that provides support in creating REST services) and some large products are using it, go a head and learn it!

if you're building libraries then you should always at least build with the latest version

if you're building apps then absolutely you should update to the latest version

you'll miss all the nonsense that spring offers, so please do this world a favour and stop using spring and encourage others not to use it either, whenever you can!

If you want to see poor remain poor, generation after generation, keep standards low in schools & make excuses for academic shortcomings & personal misbehavior. Please don't congratulate yourself on your compassion

Thomas Sowell

• spring
• osgi
• lombok
• jpa
• reactive
• everything that relies on dynamic proxies or reflection

these are just a few I hate passionately, but there are many more

you're not dumb! library is useless and rubbish

always

barber - haircut & beard trim - 26 -> round up to 30

restaurants/bars - about 10%

delivery (I don't do takeaways) - a snack bar or something similar

honestly the saddest thing to me to see grown ups eat a soggy sandwich for lunch at their desk in 30 minutes and go back to work.

and a glass of milk...

I know spain still has it in some proportion, UK also probably (inbreeding), but central/southern europe not so much, AFAIK it's forbidden up to the 6th cousin and also exogamy is very much a thing there, even encouraged

is that among the royals or general population in the UK? where can I find more data pls?

always

And a b corp so exists for a reason other than profit

tell me more pls. I don't buy it, every for-profit company is about profit and profit only everything else is just marketing

who cares what other people think/have to say. I earn 140k+ and pay over 35k in taxes, do I have to mention also all the money I spend on services and thus putting money in other's people pocket, I can't think of more socialistic behavior, taking money from the rich and giving it to the poor.

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Job 2, the team seem so fun and amazing. The team manager seems lovely

how do you know? this can change over night, been there seen that

option 1, every day

you're right on this one! it makes no sense to return 200 status code!

what happens if you have following sequence for the resource /abc/1234567

1. successful request with 200 status code and actual resource representation
2. failed request with 200 status code and no resource
3. successful request with 200 status code and actual resource representation

this would be so confusing and just wrong

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P.S. if you're writing a reverse proxy then that's another story and you'd, well, just proxy what ever you've got from the backend server

thank you very much for your time, am sure there are better suited candidates for this position

Unfortunately this book is from 2003 so I'm afraid that it's outdated.

The entire industry in a single sentence. FOMO.

I'm afraid you're wrong, often referred to as a "blue book" is the book you should read. No, it's not outdated, book is about principles and practices, philosophy, not latest framework.

care to expand on specific situations where one would want to avoid registering with a GP, pls?