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bluezone |
the regular #java and #java-talk channels are so toxic it's unbelievable |
03:17 |
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bluezone |
filled with self-absorved, arrogant, know-it-all, short-tempered jerks |
03:19 |
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pdurbin |
bluezone: it sounds like you've got the blues |
03:19 |
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bluezone |
no, I stuck around there for about 2 months |
03:20 |
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bluezone |
didn't listen to other people who told me the truth |
03:20 |
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bluezone |
every day it's the same narcissistic jerks making fun of people who ask questions and throwing insults at people with different views |
03:21 |
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bluezone |
cheeser, waz, Faux, dreamreal ... |
03:21 |
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bluezone |
yottabyte |
03:21 |
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bluezone |
ron |
03:22 |
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usandfriends |
Stay here, we are friendly. :) |
03:23 |
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bluezone |
:) |
03:23 |
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bluezone |
I don't even do much java development tbh |
03:23 |
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bluezone |
I do mostly javascript these days |
03:24 |
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usandfriends |
I don't even know any Java. |
03:27 |
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bluezone |
ignorance is bliss |
03:27 |
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bluezone |
Java is a very boring language in my opinion |
03:28 |
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bluezone |
I'm always incredibly bored when I need to do something serious with it lol |
03:33 |
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pdurbin |
bluezone: well, Java is a platform as well. You could code something up in Clojure or Scala. |
03:33 |
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bluezone |
yeah the platform is nice |
03:33 |
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bluezone |
Clojure in interesting |
03:34 |
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bluezone |
but I hear the scala sbt build is incredibly slow. I can't tolerate that because I'm a bad coder and I always want to test after every small change I make lol |
03:36 |
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pdurbin |
I've heard that as well but I haven't tried Scala yet. People use it at work: https://github.com/IQSS/DataTaggingServer |
03:38 |
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bluezone |
I like their worksheets, not sure how useful they would be in a more complex environment though |
03:39 |
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bluezone |
but honestly I can't stand long identifier names... Call me picky but :/ I like clojure because things are more concise |
03:39 |
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bluezone |
and you can use heiphens in the the identifier names! |
03:39 |
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bluezone |
So sexy! |
03:41 |
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bluezone |
Look-how-sexy |
03:42 |
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bluezone |
lookHowFugly |
03:43 |
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bluezone |
Call me picky but I think these things are really important to a language. Otherwise my eyes will just glaze over and I will fall asleep at work again lol |
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pdurbin |
Remotely Exploitable Java Zero Day Exploits through Deserialization - http://www.infoq.com/news/2015/11/commons-exploit |
21:45 |
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pdurbin |
should we all be worried? |
22:03 |
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aditsu |
pdurbin: who the heck would "deserialize objects from untrusted network sources"?!? |
22:03 |
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aditsu |
especially stuff like cookie values |
22:06 |
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pdurbin |
I don't know. I heard about it at http://irclog.iq.harvard.edu/dataverse/2015-11-19#i_27132 |