@jsuchal Tak je to taký začarovaný kruh. Na jednej strane často diletant, ktorý si nezaslúži taký plat a na druhej tajomník, ktorý je v svojej podstate profesionál ale "nemôže" mať predsa vyšší plat ako jeho šéf. 🤷
ZRUŠILI SME NOTÁRA, MOBILOM.
Dnes sme spustili úplnú pecku. Appku Autogram v mobile, pomocou ktorej môžete vytvárať elektronický podpis až na úrovni osvedčeného podpisu (ako u notára!). Zadarmo.
Fantastická spolupráca komunity https://t.co/cdQoTvIwCz
🧵Vlákno o detailoch
A Scala developer, a Kotlin developer, and a Java developer run into a magician playing a 3-cup trick. The magician goes "whoever guesses where the ball is gets $100."
Scala guy goes first. He watches the trick carefully and then says, "I can tell by the type of cups you're using that the ball is not under any of them."
Kotlin guy goes next, he watches the trick carefully and then says, "I can tell by the fact that you've suspended one of the cups at table's edge that the ball is not under any of them."
Java guy goes next. He ignores the trick and the cups, punches the magician in the face, grabs him, and shakes him upside down until the ball comes out of his pocket. He then grabs the ball and runs away screaming "I found it! I found it!"
Baffled by the severe brutality of the Java engineer, the magician goes "doesn't he want his $100?" Scala guy and Kotlin guy look at each other and say "Nope! In this case money is a side-effect!"
When a recruiter on LinkedIn write me that they are looking for a rock star software developer, I can't avoid thinking to something like this 👇
... and btw do you know what's the quality that is missing in average developers while one who really rocks must have?
Pragmatism.
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@mariofusco@DevoxxGR Optional in java is even more counter-intuitive while using "map" function. Lambda can return null, but the result is magically Optional.empty(). FlatMap makes less sense here.
There's a simple O(1) algorithm to check if a number is prime that works in 95%+ cases.
Of course this is a joke, but it also comes with an important lesson: when estimating the probability of something never forget to take count of the base rate https://t.co/8QffjqcMT4