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Mister Magic
GameTheory
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So Kotlin isn't as popular as many think and would like which I'm kind of happy about.
https://insights.stackoverflow.com/...ign=dev-survey-2019#most-popular-technologies
https://insights.stackoverflow.com/...ign=dev-survey-2019#most-popular-technologies
Dngrsone
Android Expert
Never even heard of it.
Then again, a programmer I am not.
On an unrelated note, I ordered $900 worth of computer parts and forgot to order a case to put it all in... what a nincompoop.
My son had better appreciate this machine once it's built.
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Me too.
I mean aside from the debate over whether we actually need another programming language for Android, if you're a developer you really want the widest possible skillset. And Java has a long track record of uses, not just in Java, but it's the de-facto standard for open source web development.
Learning Java for Android makes much more sense than learning Kotlin.
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My bet's on the Night King for the Iron Throne. He's got a zombie ice/fire breathing dragon and a legion of undead. Reinforcements should be easy with that resurrection skill.
BTW NO SPOILERS PLEASE
It's a little cloudy to get a good visual, but I think there are F-18's circling my house prepping to do the Boston Marathon flyover.
F18s? We haz F18s! 
I just checked the silhouette and now think they were F-15's. They are gone now, I'm guessing they were doing a flyover for the mens elite class starting time.F18s? We haz F18s!
Yeah. Still pretty cool though. The "I'm Batman" plane flying over Fenway Park was my all time favorite flyover. And I was in the USAF. Seen some stuff in Florida.
KBU2
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GameTheory
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I felt like I was the only one who thought this way considering all over the internet folks are saying new devs should go with kotlin and old devs should transition. Devs that I've followed for a long time have also transitioned. It's nice to know that there's at least one like-minded person. Thank You.
I saw it from a boat on the Seine about 20 years ago. I never visited. It's sad whenever anything historic is destroyed. 
That is truly a tragic loss.
Yes, my daughter and I were talking when it fell. It reminded both of us of the last time we were talking, in different states, as a building burned...and we saw the second plane hit. This does not appear to be terrorism, like that was, but just some unfortunate, awful accident.I have long wanted to visit France...and one of my intended stops is burning.
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https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...centuries-old-parisian-landmark-idUSKCN1RR1UO
I understand that the spire has now collapsed. It seems it will be a total loss.
My daughter has visited Notre Dame several times, and tells me it was just exquisite. And 900+ years old!
KBU2
Android Expert
OMG That's beautiful...
That's beautiful! I love it.
You can hire a topiary gardener to work magic like that in your yard.
I'm pretty sure you'd have to hire someone proficient in Photoshop as topiaries do not have tongues.
You've never been to Disneyland?I'm pretty sure you'd have to hire someone proficient in Photoshop as topiaries do not have tongues.
(I can't actually say I've SEEN tongues there, but their topiaries are incredible.)
FTFY.
Ha! YOU have definitely never been to Disneyland!FTFY.
You are right, I have never been to Disneyland, but I've been to Disney World a bunch of times. The hedges are neatly trimmed, but the fancy stuff is fake.Ha! YOU have definitely never been to Disneyland!