@gitpush how the hell would that help

@agentQ or just any UID

I went down that hole. If you want to sleep at nights - don’t follow

Doctor T:Maybe we should just get a new human?

@prox Don't listen to this guy or you might have a reaally bad time

welcome to the fucked up world of encodings. enjoy your stay

Is empty method null safe? if not then you're fucked.

online x86 emulator which can compile assembly. The goal is so that if i'd make it compile a bootloader or even a small OS then it would boot.

@senthilrram
It will put it into shared pool.

the difference is that
String s1 = "a"
String s2 = "a"
sysout(s1 == s2) // true

String s1 = new String("a")
String s2 = new String("a")
sysout(s1 == s2) // false

The thing is that without new keyworf the string ia interned and is stored into string intern pool. They can refer to the same object. With a new keyword you are creating an object and storing it into heap.

That moment when I got all the drools rules backwards and pushed them into the production.... Yeah I was a novice back then...

Did you stall when they asked you? Usually they want to know if you know how you think and how well can you learn and adapt. Solving a task is a big bonus, of course but still.

What compiler is this?

whats the task? in short

Just build a simple scene where you demonstrate collision detection, different lights, shadows, rendering and so on. Thats a good enough test for him im sure

@mito just edit the packet headers

@Haxk20 But not ssl connections

when the epoch time runs out, it will be an issue

A bug is just an undocumented feature.

@jorgecastillodp No, you do not need a cert to get a job. Tell them what have you learned, where you gathered resources for learning and ace the task they give you. Later the company (if it wants to) can pay for your certs.

experience,knowledge>certs

@csessh It is not and it is hard to understand my rant if you've never worked with sql. :)

Just so you guys can chill - he was fired after the first month. At that time it was me who had to clean up his mess though.

These answers are prewritten...

Depends on what you need to do. Get very comfortable with OOP then come here and ask again. Because I smell that its too early for you to do anything bigger than a 500 line project.

If application has parameters that do not appear in every record then its better than having extra NULLs everywhere. Although searching would be a bit handicapped. Everything has its ups and downs

Then make the user to send logs that you append to a file or smth or make the software upload it to your remote server. Local database is not a very good practice tho. Well it depends on the application tho. But the fact that the connection is not closed bothers me aswell

@katho2404
Server side logging and user error reporting is your answer ;) also what is wrong with closing the connection besides the naming convention amd the fact that its commented out?

You can implement your own with smart pointers.

It reaally depends on encoding and a character. Character can be 32 bits as well