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i may consider building one of them aoc libs for this (like grid creation, folding/summing),
but part of the
fun
for me is deriving this from language level abstractions, so idkJump in the discussion.
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Jeet or just a kotlin enjoyer?
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u think i'm a jeet? lol
nah i've been doing typescript for the last 5 years but recently took a java position to "enhance my BE skillset" (also FE engineers aren't real engineers)
god i hate java, and decided to do aoc in kotlin.
tbh i am really enjoying it
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Kotlin isn't bad. Just usually see jeets on the jvm and then it sucks.
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Indian devs generally only use the JVM with a disgusting framework like Spring or Java EE. They can't write Java directly. Ask them to write a method to sum two numbers and they'll add dependency injection.
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it's only been 2 months and i already feel triggered by this
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I was once a consultant on a big project, one of maybe 150 software engineers in a room. One day we had a training session on Test Driven Development where everyone was given an hour to write a Roman numeral converter by writing unit tests then implementing the code. The idea was that you'd write a test for converting 1-10 into I-X, then write the code to make that test pass, and keep going up as high as you could.
At the end of the hour the instructor asked how high everyone had gone. One team of two senior Capgemini Java engineers (Indian) said "we didn't get anywhere because we couldn't figure out how to install JUnit". I looked over at their machines and they were on the JUnit website and had spent the whole hour trying to find "junit.exe".
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i believe the codebase i just started on has mostly not been written by the jeets actually, it's probably better than ur average jvm codebase
but it's java, so it still stucks. grpc used for all objects. dagger injection half the things. a few services i can't even follow flow because some righteous dumbass decided to use dependency injection/production to determine overarching execution flow
it's not really even java anymore, it's an annotated monster bolted together to overcame java boilerplate heck,
but really just ends up in it's own wonky boilerplate heck
i wish we just used kotlin
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Whoever wrote the codebase would have done the exact same thing in kotlin unfortunately.
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magic dependency injection flow was written by a slav
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