...answers. Problems with interviewers Uri commented: Maybe I am having [a] reading comprehension problem this morning, but if the interview question specifically says: "How would you allocate 1024 bytes of memory" and you clearly allocate more than that. Wouldn't that be an automatic failure from th...

...ted "object wiring" configuration/complexity. I have seen a few projects already (both Java and .NET) which had hundreds of Java/C# interfaces with only a single implementing class, and lots of useless XML configuration (for Spring DI beans, or in Web.config for the MS Unity framework). Such depende...

... or as URIs which represent the binary data. Forms & parameters are already different than the HTML representations of the resources. Posting a binary/file parameter which results in a URL isn't a stretch. When you get the form for a new resource (/comic-books/new), or get the form to edit a r...

... uses just enough terminology, has normal human sentences (not the hard to read let's-be-as-correct-as-possible stuff), and surprisingly enough is the only answer that writes what N stands for. – meaning-matters Aug 1 '18 at 14:01 ...

...nce is to use decopatch as explained here. You can also use decorator as already mentioned by Marius Gedminas, to solve points 2 and 3. – smarie Mar 11 '19 at 15:28 ...

...Writer.toString().contains("My Expected String")); This way, the test will read/write memory instead of disk. – spg Sep 9 '13 at 19:06 ...

... for Activitys, Fragments, etc. are invoked sequentially by the main GUI thread's message queue, so even if the task finished concurrently in the background before these lifecycle methods completed (or even invoked), the onPostExecute method would still need to wait before finally being processed by...

...use the old destructive function. That makes code a lot smaller and better readable. With constructive functions you have more or less to remember all arguments, which can be a lot. So why is there a need for BiFunction should be more of question than why there is no TriFunction? First of all, a ...

...s a little too simple an answer, it gives us a clue that the question is already heading in a questionable direction. Another reason why final interface methods are questionable is that they create impossible problems for implementors. For example, suppose you have: interface A { default voi...

... of the public key in KP2 in order to verify that signature? Well we've already seen that a certificate can hold a public key — and computer scientists love recursion — so why not put the KP2 public key into a certificate and distribute it that way? This sounds a little crazy at first, but in f...