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SW-Developer from Zürich, Switzerland.

stefan.vetsch@gmail.com

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I wasn't actually aware of the impact. I measured the zsh startup time locally (with mvn active and commented out) and it indeed makes a difference (.39s -> .08s). Not that I would have noticed that without measuring :) - yes I'm an old geezer.

Thank you for the recommendation, I might then also be able to ditch sdkman as well.

Nowadays even the conspiracy theories are becoming ugly and boring. The only thing they've got going for them is how many people are spreading them.

Now I actually want to die from the vaccines.

Well it's a bit different, now the events are sent over the network and if you're using the term event-sourcing you can even consider yourself hip.

Yeah it's a similar situation in Switzerland. Not sure about the prioritization of deliveries though but the postal service started to offer different kind of services (like starting a bank "Postfinance" [which I guess is a swiss thing to do], or selling office supplies). In general: revenue from mail is down but revenue from parcel is up. Also during the COVID-lockdown people started ordering shit online like crazy, so there were of course delays and problems.

It's funny you should mention Portugese, there was a report in Schweiz aktuell once where they said a lot of Portugese speakers would better integrate in Rumansch speaking parts because Rumansch and Portugese are similar.

But the problem here is not that he does not have money - the $ 10k belong to him. It's just that he needs to open up a bank-account to access that money.

The potential for sex (your analogy)/money is there but the conditions to "release it" aren't met.

Or to use your analogy: he has someone willing to have sex with him, but that person doesn't want to do it on the street - this person just wants to have sex in a proper bed.

Agreed. The lexer just recognizes tokens it does (usually/ideally) not know about the grammar, the parser checks if the "token stream" actually complies with the grammar.

If the grammar allows for example "2x" as a "shortcut" for "2 * x" (if you parse mathematical expressions) it would make sense.

Nitpick: Depending on the syntax the lexer might also yield 99f (float literal) and the identifier "oo".

I think your site is great (I really like minimal designs). I have found another tiny typo under /contact, in the h5-tag: "to open up you email client" should be "to open up your email client".