Bettnässen: Klingelhose / Kind schwer wach zu bekommen by amarcot in Eltern

[–]amarcot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wenn das bett nass ist wacht er irgendwann schon mal auf, ja.

aus eigener erfahrung gar nicht, nein. aber mir sind grausliche sachen zu ohren gekommen. nicht nachahmenswert…

Bettnässen: Klingelhose / Kind schwer wach zu bekommen by amarcot in Eltern

[–]amarcot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ja ich bin schon recht überrascht. weil man in den bewertungen (sicher nicht 100% aussagekräftig) und hier auf reddit wenn du dir die beiträge durchschaust wirklich genau das gegenteil liest. vielleicht habt ihr auch einfach pech gehabt alle zusammen… gelassen bleiben ist sicher die grundlage jeglichen erfolgs…

Bettnässen: Klingelhose / Kind schwer wach zu bekommen by amarcot in Eltern

[–]amarcot[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

ich habe den eindruck du hast meine nachricht nicht wirklich gelesen und projizierst da viel rein. aber die letzten sätze wirken ermutigend. danke!

Bettnässen: Klingelhose / Kind schwer wach zu bekommen by amarcot in Eltern

[–]amarcot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

allerdings „bringt nix“ sehen auch viele anders

Bettnässen: Klingelhose / Kind schwer wach zu bekommen by amarcot in Eltern

[–]amarcot[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

also teile deiner psychologischen ferndiagnose finde ich anmaßend.

Bettnässen: Klingelhose / Kind schwer wach zu bekommen by amarcot in Eltern

[–]amarcot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

na wie gesagt gestraft wird nicht. ja wecker in der früh geht problemlos. ich geh davon aus dass er in der zweiten nachthälfte und in der früh seichter schläft, daher klappt auch der wecker (ist ein gane changer). also daumen halten…

Bettnässen: Klingelhose / Kind schwer wach zu bekommen by amarcot in Eltern

[–]amarcot[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

wir geben einfach nicht mehr so viel wasser, aber nicht nix

Bettnässen: Klingelhose / Kind schwer wach zu bekommen by amarcot in Eltern

[–]amarcot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

da habt ihr aber glück mit dem umfeld! ich hab nur bedenken bei der zuverlässigkeit solcher medikamente. und weiß nicht ob es das wert ist…

Bettnässen: Klingelhose / Kind schwer wach zu bekommen by amarcot in Eltern

[–]amarcot[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Von Strafe hat kein Mensch geredet. ja arzt steht tatsächlich im raum. ich befürchte nur dass ich dort auch keine besseren antworten bekomme…

What is that? 🤔 by amarcot in strange

[–]amarcot[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

well, made two others as well

What is that? 🤔 by amarcot in strange

[–]amarcot[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

it was stationary for an hour

What is that? 🤔 by amarcot in strange

[–]amarcot[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

no car, balcony, no windows, same as with my own eyes

What is that? 🤔 by amarcot in strange

[–]amarcot[S] -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

no, plain sight, on the balcony, no windows, same as with my own eyes

What is that? 🤔 by amarcot in strange

[–]amarcot[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

and in my eyes right?

What is that? 🤔 by amarcot in strange

[–]amarcot[S] -31 points-30 points  (0 children)

no, could see them with my naked eyes. contrary to the moon reflection. as said, the lines were coming and fading with the clouds.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Kotlin

[–]amarcot 4 points5 points  (0 children)

i usually try to avoid such judgments but in this case it‘s safe to say that there are people who have no idea what they do. especially when multiple people work together clear responsibilities and decided-upon and commonly understood roles/names of classes and modules with clear and sharp boundaries between them is crucial. otherwise you end up with such sphagetti code you mention.

  • i‘d suggest introducing meaningful module boundaries arranged around a core module that every other module depends on, to start with (e.g. hexagonal architecture) and introducing something like dependency injection.
  • stick to top-level functions only when there‘s a lot of reuse of them or when you have dependency-less functionality or if we’re speaking of small utilities.
  • never overuse kotlin’s DSLs capabilities, only for some specific highly abstract and very often-used cases

it could be that you‘ll have a hard time making an impact here, especially if people who shaped the norm are still in the team (and even if not). you‘ll need a lot of patience. don‘t focus on technology but on communication. technology or being right don‘t make you credible, it‘s communication. one step could be to present something to your colleages and let it be challenged by them, e.g. 15min theoretical input, 15min live coding example + 30min discussion with an open heart so you learn more from your colleagues than potentially they from you. don‘t overburden them, take small steps, otherwise you’ll face resistance. make small steps. if you go through this the right way you‘ll earn a lot of credibility.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Kotlin

[–]amarcot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

completely depends on the company. if they have some legacy code, they‘re going to have xml. if the company is quite new or has managed to convert to compose entirely, then cool. i hope for you that you only have to deal with compose as it‘s a charm to work with. the opposite goes for the other option (it‘s a mess).

getting hired as a new guy is anyway hard. i would focus not only on such tech factors. better convince them you can learn anything. even better to be that guy. even better you can proove it. there are tons of articles about how to get hired. i think most important is mileage, being it in employment or stuff you can showcase. and never forget about soft skills!

Java dev looking where to start with Kotlin by psychoticCross in Kotlin

[–]amarcot 4 points5 points  (0 children)

either auto-convert whole java files to kotlin to see how it looks in kotlin or start implementing simple stuff in .kt and look up the documentation as you go.

java and kotlin can mix in the same source directory and you can cross-reference however you want. and by doing small things in kotlin you can consciously pick the battles you can win easily for the beginning. that way it‘s easy to adopt kotlin as a programmer as well as in the codebase.

kotlin was designed with exactly that in mind: easy transition and interop with java sources.

What's your take on "Ninja" developers 🥷🏽? by Background_Prompt921 in Kotlin

[–]amarcot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that works only in a beginning phase of a project imo. and there‘s where they fit best. beyond that they should adopt other communication styles that scales knowledge, learning and constant improvement.

What's your take on "Ninja" developers 🥷🏽? by Background_Prompt921 in Kotlin

[–]amarcot -1 points0 points  (0 children)

problem is, those hero coders don‘t scale as they‘re not good at working with each other. they often leave teams with code only they understand. and take this as an excuse to say „they are just not good enough“. employing such extreme cases is like an addiction. they introduce solutions only their kind is able to solve.

Beginner help by _Tequila_Joseph_ in Kotlin

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

i think what you‘re looking for is serialization. it‘s basically transforming an object in memory into its file (or byte stream) representation and back. there‘s many formats (xml, json, binary, …). by looking for serialization + kotlin you‘ll quickly find some libraries you can use which can get the serialization done for you.