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^ Abstract: Java is old. Java is verbose. Java is ugly. Java is mocked and ridiculed but everyone and their dog. Hell, Java is dead. Well it's not but I'm preaching to the choir. Or am I? However convenient to say so, it's not exclusively Oracle to blame for Java's current state of the art. Java developers are guilty of laziness (the wrong kind), not questioning the tools they use (wrong again), following patterns (pretty much the right kind) they believe are blessed upon them yadda yadda yadda. Yet the communities around languages we find to be even lesser than Java offer world of a difference. The talk shows the tools, experiences and mindset we lack in the Java world. The virtues present elsewhere but needed here for Java to wipe the "enterprise-grade" solutions off the face of the world. Let's do this people. Let's do the right thing and get rid of the "enterprise" Java developers.

^ Contents: PART I: Is Java Dead? Tries to find the right angle at why

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var osa = require('osa');

function generate_pdf(name, dir){
  path = Path(dir+"/"+name+".md");
  app = Application('Deckset');

  doc = app.open(path);
  pdf = doc.slides.pdfdata;

  app.quit();

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# Aliases for managing github issues
#
# preconditions:
# gem install ghi

# marks task as in progress
# creates task if it does not exist
#
# usage: 
# ghidoing 1234           # will mark task 1234 as "in progress"

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function zengoal(){
  goal=${$1// /}
  git checkout f-do-$goal
}
function zenexperiment(){
  branch=eval $(git branch | sed -n '/\* /s///p')
  task=${$1// /}
  git checkout -b $branch-$task
}
function zenrollback(){

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function zengoal(){
  goal=${$1// /}
  git checkout f-do-$goal
}
function zenexperiment(){
  branch=eval $(git branch | sed -n '/\* /s///p')
  task=${$1// /}
  git checkout -b $branch-$task
}
function zenrollback(){

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LOK001;Park Kuzniczki;54.382059;18.607072
LOK002;Plac Wybickiego;54.384332;18.609666

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/* font size for my old eyes */
div.log div.row {font-size:18px; padding:20px 0 0 0;}

/* message log size  */
.time-12hr.time-noseconds div.log div.messageRow, 
.time-24hr.time-seconds div.log div.messageRow {padding:0 10px 0 30px !important;}

/* date to the right */
button.buffer.bufferLink.author.user.link {padding-top:5px;}
span.date {float:right; margin:10px 0 0 0 !important;}

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#!/bin/bash

# Step 0: Run the container
# Downloads an image from docker hub and runs it with access to hardware in privileged mode
docker run --rm --privileged -v $(pwd):/backup peelsky/arm-sdcard-builder -e download copy

# Step 1: Find disk identifier
# This is extremely important to get it right as the process will destroy
# the contents of a given disk
# The disk identifier has a form of 'diskX', ie for the following output:

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#!/bin/bash

# Step 0: Clone repository
# The repository contains a VM to flash your SD card with
git clone https://github.com/peel/rpi-sdcard-builder.git
cd rpi-sdcard-builder/vagrant

# Step 1: Find disk identifier
# This is extremely important to get it right as the process will destroy
# the contents of a given disk

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#!/bin/bash

# Step 1: Run the container
# Downloads an image from docker hub and runs it with access to hardware in privileged mode
# Note the PLATFORM=oc2 variable
docker run --rm --privileged -v $(pwd):/backup peelsky/arm-sdcard-builder -e PLATFORM=odroid-c2 download copy

# Step 2: Find disk identifier
# This is extremely important to get it right as the process will destroy
# the contents of a given disk