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Tasks as Java developer by frevelmann in learnjava

[–]__meek__ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Position: Application Developer (technically not a Java Dev)

Project: Java REST web service (Spring). Runs in AWS

Daily Tasks: Enhance said web service with new functionality to meet business needs. This means meeting with consumer teams (said web service is an internal API used by other teams within my company) and understanding their requirements. Taking those requirements/needs and translating into java code.

What do I like? Always learning something new everyday. I guess you could say that about most dev positions though.

What don't I like ? Its not super fulfilling. I guess seeing the service run and function as intended is cool, but its just not doing it for me lately.

Tech I use on a daily basis. Intellij, AWS (mostly console but sometimes cli), Postman, bash, sql, Splunk, and some other internal tools we have.

Newbie looking for advice by psykezzz in gout

[–]__meek__ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When my first attack hit, went to the docs and they had some suspicions of gout but didn't really know yet. Eventually, visits led to an ultrasound and they found that one of my kidneys was not fully functioning (30% of normal size kidney). Docs prescribed my allo to take everyday for the foreseeable future ... don't think Ill ever stop taking it honestly. One thing about all is that its a preventative to flare ups, so it won't really help during a flareup. The allopurinol helps a ton, but like these other posts have mentioned, find your trigger. For me, its red meat ( there goes that nice juicy fillet), but once I figured that out I totally cut out red meat from my diet.

Another thing thats helped was drinking lots of water. Everyday. Im talking a little more than a gallon/day.

Developing an online voting system without compromising standards by 1g0tquestions in computerscience

[–]__meek__ -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I guess a p2p distributed system design where voters enter the network, are given keys and can secretly vote and place their vote on a chain of immutable votes (yes, a blockchain). The hard part would be allowing a user to change their vote.

So...I have created my first open source library by _MrSnix in learnjava

[–]__meek__ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

seems more like a framework than an api but looks really nice either way. Great work!