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* oven - not intend to save time (except the fan option), easy-medium to clean * instant pot - saves time, easy to clean * rice-cooker - saves time, easy to clean * electric kettle - save time, easy to clean

If you ever lived in condition without those, you wouldn't praise "cutting board and the knife". I don't need quotes from books to know it.

> Available since: JDK 11 (Without lambda support in JDK 10)

TOC is missed up, there is no java-10 at all.

When I do that, I ask myself: "how is it different from writing Java code?". I don't have a clear answer. It becomes almost as verbose as Java. Java has better type validation (doesn't compile on mistake); it is faster (at least some payback for verbosity); real type system has additional advantages, for example using types as part of method signature.

That is not my experience. When management asks to do something, it doesn't mean it likes any outcome. I am not calling to oppose any decision, but usually there are ways to express concerns. "High risk" for example is language they may understand. I've found that managers many times more confused and disoriented than you may expect. Sometimes asking questions discovers, that there are missing parts in the plan. But it is not easy, even to start questioning you need to have reputation (ex. guy that make things done). Finding right forum ("small group discussion") is another way to communicate concerns.

>they don’t usually care about the success of the company, just their own personal success

Well, people who put "success of the company" at highest priority usually not become manages. Many times managers are blind, because they have to follow orders (directions). Hearing from subject matter expert that the direction doesn't make sense not helping to their mental state.

My general position: I prefer to warn about potential bad outcome of decision without refusing to follow orders.

The problem is opposite - not having type error. The simplest example probably is import from CSV with incorrect column order. Using other DB you get an error, SQLite will just import everything.

- understand difference between Python in IDE and Python in shell

So many times people do `pip install <>` and still not able to use in IDE

It is a "communication protocol" - base of any messaging system. Message has header with protocol name and version: HTTP, TCP, DB connection, SOAP, any message queue - everything working that way.

> "datetime" isn't a universal format specification. than use another (see the comment above)

self-contained message is anti-pattern

    >>> print(range(10))
    range(0, 10)
    >>>

"You don't have any purchases"

  In [60]: (1,2) > {1: 2}
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  TypeError                                 Traceback (most recent call last)
  <ipython-input-60-f9d83a4c8f73> in <module>()
  ----> 1 (1,2) > {1: 2}

  TypeError: '>' not supported between instances of 'tuple' and 'dict'

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