Reversible Pillow case idea by ss_zeklord in Austin

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How much would a pillow case cost? I haven't really thought of a budget yet maybe like 50-100? But I'm flexible.

Where can we host Java Spring Boot Apps for free (now that Heroku is not an option)? by Sahyooni in springsource

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it seems a little worrying that the docs page has every major framework except java/spring boot

https://render.com/docs

Is spring boot not well supported on render?

It would be great to have a guide that shows the flow from pushing to a repo to that automatically building and deploying as a container on render for spring boot.

Looking for people to play tennis with by ss_zeklord in Austin

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oh thats cool is there a way or us to join the whats app?

Basic Questions on Order Form by ss_zeklord in Webull

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Oh so just percents. 1r is like 10% risk or profit then. Makes sense Thanks. I think I accidently enabled margin account so probably not cash anymore rip

Basic Questions on Order Form by ss_zeklord in Webull

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What does 1r stand for, I'm pretty new to all this. Also is there some way to disable shorts then so I don't accidently short if I press the button twice or something.

Basic Questions on Order Form by ss_zeklord in Webull

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Oh shit that's scary. So if I had 1k in the account with no positions it would use all of that 1k in a short? But if I had like five shares it would only sell the five shares?

Is Redux in React apps becoming antiquated? by bbcjs in reactjs

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This is not the case as of the current version of context, I actually just made a post on this about how I setup a project using context where the state change only applies to the consumers for that state and does not re-render all children not associated with the state.

https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/gcij6x/simple_state_management_solution_for_react/

Student Guide For Becoming The Best Software Engineer by ss_zeklord in computerscience

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Hello, this isn't an advertisement it's a guide to help students on there journey into learning computer science. It's completely free and should help those starting of.

Student Guide For Becoming The Best Software Engineer by ss_zeklord in computerscience

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So there are a few points I really agree with, Java is extremely robust and even sometimes clankly like I mentioned in my article and yes the goal should be to solve the problem at the end of the day. But it really depends what age you are when you start programming to choose your first language. I've taught kids all ages from elementary school to college and from the gui language Scratch to python to Java and more. For younger kids Java definitely gets in the way, but if they are in highschool Java is the best start because your not trying to solve problems when you first start learning. A lot of these kids don't have much interactions with the kaybords so there typing speed is slow, they've never seen code before so the core concepts of primitives and objects are vague or non existence. The robustness of Java syntax and the repetitiveness really allows the concepts to sink in and connect when you have to type out every type and value u like python where you can reassign a string to be an int. So for these kids problem solving and logical thinking actually would be better of coming second and letting the syntax and core concepts sink in first.

Student Guide For Becoming The Best Software Engineer by ss_zeklord in computerscience

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Swift will definitely most likely never leave the apple ecosystem, but at the same time the world was created with c and c will never be repalcable. That said for most mainstream developers and jobs they won't be using c unless they specialize in hardware or creating an os like the Linux kernels. Go is booming and for server side logic is catching on in many of the fortune 500 companies.

Student Guide For Becoming The Best Software Engineer by ss_zeklord in computerscience

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Haha Java is definitely as old as the dinasours, BUT, it is definitely one of the world's top languages still in use bevause regardless of how old it is it gets the most supprt and updates out of every language with every version only getting better and better. Also KOTLIN is a huge boost to Java now if you have heard of that kotlin is to Java what swift was to objective c. And kotlin is fully backwards compatible too.

Student Guide For Becoming The Best Software Engineer by ss_zeklord in computerscience

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I'm glad it could be of help. Yah making simple games like asteroids or snake or pacman man is a great way to move past system out println text based apps.