Edit: So when a pod authenticates the token the issuer is concidered invalid since its issuer is, say "public-host/auth" instead of "keycloak:8080/auth" ("keycloak" evalueates to keycloaks internal IP in the cluster), which is the url the pod trid to reach keycloak on.

@AlgoRythm I see!

From a noob web dev to nonother. What else would you use?

Government agencies.

@ostream Cool! Best of luck with that!

I have no problem cleaning ut when I go home. But I want the place I come to each day to feel like my own somehow.

Nope!

Voted for Switzerland and France. They ended up on place 2 and 3, so I’m happy. Italy was great too, who won.

It’s so wierd of your boss to circumvent you like that. Either they listen to you and change the plans or they tell you that the plans are set in stone and will need to be carried out no matter the consequences.

Well of course! How that is achieved I assume differs from person to person. But one must enjoy life. Or at least strive towards it.

To learn it you only need to read about it and have an understanding of statistics and calculus, depending on what type of ML. Why would you need competetive coding?

Well some code could be its own documentation. But such a thing is rare. So to the longest extentent possible I guess one should strive towards self documenting code, but comment where that isn’t the case.

@N00bPancakes Let alone read ones own code. :p

Is it you... Donovan? Jokes aside. Your bar idea sounds like the Red Strings Club.

Both ideas sound lovely btw. I’d also like to open my own café one day.

Yummy stuff?

☹️

He probably did it without realizing it. You should have given him a wink. :D

@zarathustra No one’s blaming you. Programming is new to everyone at some point. In the beginning I couldn’t wrap my head around references. Do they point to variables? Objects? Turned out it’s objects. Pure memory pointers aren’t part of Java.

What’s the assignment?

Writing paths and transition scripts in a big ol’ state machine used to process documents submitted by our customers.

We all feel like that one time or another. Although it’s hard to believe right now, this doesn’t define you. It’s just a state. One day you will look back and feel proud that you made it through.

I’ve never heard anyone say spun up at work. What’s the context? :p

IntelliJ for coding Java and VS Code for reading/editing random stuff in random files.

That is super cool!! I’d love to implement something similar myself.
Great work!

We do multithreading, but it’s only for the framework stuff. Most of us only develop ”inside” our own dsl, so it’s already taken care of.

I have done it sometimes during mild summer evenings while coding along outside on the balcony.

I use a beefy laptop, but almost always I have it docked at my desk at home with two screens, keyboard and mouse.

@Lensflare I was just gonna say that. ”But what about algorithms...”. I agree. In my daily work I pretty much only use lists and sets.

That’s very nice to hear. :)

@bittersweet I skimmed the dokumentation now, provided by iiii, and it turns out i was wrong.