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AboutI mostly lurk around here 👀
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ZZ anyone?
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Oh my. We also use Drools but our rules are all written in an expression language called MVEL. It's works ok for our ~200 rules.
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If you learnt something, you haven't wasted your time 🙂
But I generally agree with the don't do it for free thing. -
The worst thing is if they limit the special characters that you CAN use.
I couldn't use any password generated by my password manager until I removed special chars and added an "allowed" character myself. -
IS NULL is actually the ANSI standard way of doing this, which most databases support. Haven't used a database where you can use = NULL before.
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IMO it's only better for choosing between two values/variables. If used for more complex logic, I prefer the full if statement.
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@HAlex debugging without JRebel is a nightmare though
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@bremen242 What?
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@apisarenco That sucks, however, the dev tools open in the same window in my vivaldi. Maybe that was a bug 🙊
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@jschmold I do! 👌
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Try vertical tabs 😉
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@mishraanoopam https://dev.to/rly
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@elonmusk I guess so 😂 Would call it preference though.
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Why is Kotlin pretty consistently being hated on here? I understand that the constant news about Kotlin because of Android are annoying (and I'd like them to stop too). But I genuinely think that Kotlin improves a developer's life on the JVM and brings welcome enhancements to Java.
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@ddephor Well it adds up over time ;)
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@ddephor It's not really about constant usage, more about available peek bandwidth when you need it. Like downloading an ISO image, which is really fast over such a connection.
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@MoboTheHobo if you can, look at Fiber7, they are great! 65.-/m for 1Gbit, they have great peering and support net neutrality
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@brahn I agree, am currently at 16 GB but it's starting to swap so I guess I should upgrade ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Kotlin:
class Person(var age: Int) -
I love u fzf's (https://github.com/junegunn/fzf) replacement for Ctrl + R which allows you to fuzzy search in your history.
Apart from being an awesome tool anyways. -
Vivaldi is cool and all but it feels quite laggy to me compared to chrome.
About every half year I try using Firefox, Vivaldi and others but I usually just end up back on chrome because it just works so well. -
Also: https://http.cat especially love the 202 😂
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My go-to usually is `ls -lAh` which doesn't show the current and parent directories. If I need them I'll just use the lowercase a.
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@juzles I see, that must be quite hard. But your health is also very important 🙂
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It's exactly the other way around. If you are tired everyday, you're doing something wrong 😉
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@harambae Isn't that solved by flux? (https://facebook.github.io/flux) correct me if I'm wrong, I don't know React myself.
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Well we have a project at work which required us to do create an entity class with about 100 attributes.
It being Java, this brings hundreds of lines of getter/setter code. I think that's a valid reason to use regions. -
Took so long that it overflowed? 😂
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@linuxxx The first one you specify will be the primary subject (CN) of the cert and the others will be alternative names (SAN). It will work the same for all domains/subdomains though.