Is asked because he mentioned it to @krtko

i don't know then; i just know that decompile code can be shown decompiled to java in intellij

@karelpeeters Dont remember the conversation, but I was probably talking about java bytecode, as @restioson said

As I see.

Moving from #general... @sigurdsa Do you know this anegdote about a guy having 17 camels and wants to give them to his 3 sons so that the oldest one get 1/2, second 1/3 and the youngest 1/9 of them?

no, but I'll bite: 9/6/2 = 17?

I see I missed the point after googling 😛

The moral of the story is that ill take my camels with me when i die. Let my kids work themselves and buy their own camels

you could also say that there'd be a lot of dead camels, or that dividing prime numbers without specifying how rounding is done is a bad idea

well he promised them 17/18 of his stock of camels, so as stolen from stackoverflow: " If the will had gone on to say "I leave all remaining property to my wife", then she would be shorted to the tune of 17/18 of a camel by this scheme, so you could expect to see her in court"

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Actually, I don't think "object oriented" is a trait of a language, but rather of a program. that being said, most java programs are definitely not object oriented, but procedural. Yegor however (imho) misses the point that being pragmatic is more important than being "pure". (actually I think he's radical on purpose). This is true for oo, fp and all other paradigms. Thats also why Kotlin is great, because it has it all K 🤗 His example in the article is actually quite good, the problem is that Java sucks makes these things overly complicated (and probably in-performant)

This approach, as you can see, is absolutely declarative and thanks to that possesses all the benefits of object orientation.

Er... what?

Any ideas on syntax highlighting for a presentation? Tried Android Studio export to HTML and highlight.js both are very plain looking, with only certain keywords being colored.

I copy directly from InteiilJ to Apple pages

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Copy/paste should support rich text formatting, if target application works with it

@orangy but it does support.

And then...

There is no "copy" operation in pure OOP

30 replies @cedric I think it's safe to say the whole army that enlisted under the flag of Ruby will finally prove the future is dynamic has suffered total defeat.. but UB is still out there selling his avuncular advice, that basically boils down to if you listen to Bob's your uncle, and do what I say, all problems will surrender their complexity..

@tulio would apple keynote possibly also do the trick ?

I dont suppose there are any old win32/Kernel32 gurus hanging out in #random are there?

im getting my butt kicked by JNA's Win32 adapter

wondering if anyone else saw this, and what they thought of it: https://techcrunch.com/2016/06/14/scala-is-the-new-golden-child/ the author basically says ‘make your choices solely based on what it will make others think of you, so you can manipulate them more…’

hmmm, I didn’t really get that message from the article

well this is the part in question:

the way I read this is ‘they didn’t know what I was doing, but they got excited by it, and that helped me look better..’