You should have lied that you haven't solved the first one or the second one or the third one.

Quit, don't tolerate this bullshit.

@lambda123 accepting that some people know more than you helps you know more. It's better getting out of conversation having learned something new than stay with what you already know. I have had a problem for so long with AWS lambda timeouts when listing groups from Cognito. Today instead of pretending I understood it all I accepted I did not know about it. Now I know what was causing the problem. It was because I was using a private VPC and to access Cognito from my VPC I need a Nat Gateway. Which never came to my mind before.

I have been here too. I realized for me it's no good to be the best of incompetent teammates. In the end you will relax and stick to the low standards. Maybe you should go to where you are challenged. Where you are the dumb person who is inexperienced.

Using let in javascript gives a mutable object. Here using let implicitly means it's not mutable. You have to explicitly state it's mutable by using the mut keyword. So no it's not Javascript.

@IntrusionCM Thank you. This totally explains the difference clearly. My understanding was even if you try to catch an Error inside the catch clause it wouldn't have any effect.

@WildOrangutan So I guess it's safe to conclude that it's a matter of best practices.

@melezorus34 no they explicitly said that's the difference between an Error and an Exception. Which implied all the classes that inherit from Error cannot be handled by an application. Only classes that inherit from Exception can be handled by an application.

I'm going to research on java bytecode errors, that's new to me.

@hjk101 but I read another article also, they https://baeldung.com/java-error-cat... said yes an error can ve caught but you need to have a good reason to do so. It makes sense since it both Error and Exception inherit from Throwable. Any Throwable can be used with try catch finally blocks.

@hjk101 they https://tutorialspoint.com/differen...

@xajocas169 🤣

@domfoo 😀 i thought the same when i read it the first time also

@domfoo it's a joke read again

😂 who took pictures of me sleeping? You should write comedy movies.

@kiki We cannot separate nature from nature because the processor is built using silicon. Silicon is physical. Therefore computers are natural, so is software.

The fact that 3D games and 3D games technology have improved that they are close to giving a realistic experience poses a philosophical question.

How did God create man in his own image?

@C0D4 yeah that's just terrible. At the company I used to work for we I was given a farewell.

@kiki priority scheduling is happening. Finding food process has a higher priority. All other processes are premptied. And also the finding food process is stealing pages from the work process.

The way we have designed operating systems goes back to human being nature.

@gcavalcante8808 django and react work together nicely. Either im using django for my backend or im using serverless aws lambda. It works well.

@sariel haha just did

@nibor marriage can leave with kids that's not nothing

Fighting

@sariel no that's not the case, godamn think before you speak. It's matter of thinking before speaking that's the solution here.

@Sodalite06 it used to be the case with me. I used to frequently freeze in the middle of explaining stuff. But then I noticed I was try to speak as I was thinking. Now it's better because I think first and talk. Sometimes the stuttering happpens happens, but not all the time.