I can only speak for what I see in the central European market, big banks like Unicredit (literally primefaces frontend), Erste group is running Java, basically all government services are Java.

Java is by far the dominant language on the job market in terms of number of open positions and salary.

Yeah, I think this is a more fitting meme to be about Java, because despite all the java is dead articles it’s still like one of the top most used language, if anything is a serious backend service it likely runs on Java.

Jira is the worst project manager software, except for all the others - Churchill

Not sure if you know about it and I haven’t used it myself yet, but being able to create native executables could be relatively easy with this

https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/reference/packaging/native-image/index.html

I just shopped for a humidifier, purposely avoided anything “smart”, I ended up with a really fucking simple one, it has a hydrostat and can aim to automatically reach a level you want (40-50-60), has 4 speed,1,2,3,auto and sleep.

And the whole thing is nothing else just a wicking filter sitting in water that has a fan pointed at it, I think Technology Connectios would be proud of my purchase.

I will have to disinfect and change filters, but no need for distilled water like with ultrasonic humidifiers, and I boil my water and let it cool back to room temperature before adding it to the humidifier, hopefully that will help with staving off build up of bacteria

I don’t think you have the qualifications to assess someone as a sociopath

Is that a bad thing?

Lenmy.world simply defederates from the crazies like hexbear, lemm.ee wanted to avoid defederating this is the end result, bad actors will overwhelm and burn out your mod/admin team.

Classic case of Paradox of tolerance

Nope

I mean, assuming the sprint was reasonable, 2-4 weeks, then I am pretty sure you described an agile workflow, you delivered quickly, showed it to the customer and got fast feedback on what’s wrong.

Ofc it could be that those were things that could have been caught earlier by asking some questions of the customer, but without that information I would say your description of what happened matches agile.

Let’s not tell them that by definition both a shopping list and a recipe are algorithms.

There is Jellyfin and also a paid fork of Jellyfin, forgot what it’s called, but Jellyfin is good enough imo

The download functionality also has been broken for a while and not working for lots of users, even LTT made a video about it, so even if we give the benefit of the doubt that he is merely doing a “works on my machine” thing it’s not a great look

DBeaver is a bit clunky, but just too god to replace

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Bruh

Most of regex is pretty basic and easy to learn, it’s the look ahead and look behind that are the killers imo

ui is not intuitive but there is nothing stopping you from having multiple folders for a library

As someone who used gradle then didn’t for a few years and looked back it, damn did they absolutely butcher the whole thing, not to mention now with the dual kotlin/groovy stuff the documentation is incomprehensible and achieving something that was easy as fuck in groovy like copying some files is a nightmare in kotlin.

The parallel builds seems to be almost entirely gone, de dependency management got an even weirder file format. I have no idea what they are doing

It’s branded as Bruno the dog, because the dog is the enemy of the postman.

It’s not something you would do at home, more of a restaurant thing.