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The Intern

Pilot fish's company brings in a new student intern to work in IT, and it seems like he should be a perfect fit — but it's not quite working out.
“He had great grades at a top institution, but he struggled mightily,” says fish. “He did not have a bad attitude, but he just couldn't pick up our technology.
“He had done well at everything he had ever tried, at least according to him. He came from a very successful family, and he just could not get how things could be so difficult.
“I put in extra time, because it seemed like it was my fault — like I wasn't explaining things so he could understand them. In the end, we gave him an A for effort and sent him back to school.
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Java JDK 11: The new features coming soon

Java Developmemnt Kit (JDK) 11 is just around the corner. The first release candidate has arrived, and the final release candidate is due on August 30, 2018. The production version is due September 25, 2018, as part of Oracle’s new six-month release schedule for the standard edition of Java, Version 11 will have 15 major feature changes.
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Java JDK 11: The new features coming soon

Java Developmemnt Kit (JDK) 11 is just around the corner. The first release candidate has arrived, and the final release candidate is due on August 30, 2018. The production version is due September 25, 2018, as part of Oracle’s new six-month release schedule for the standard edition of Java, Version 11 will have 15 major feature changes.
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Chemical engineers uncover ways to pattern solid surfaces to enhance how water interacts with them

The dynamics of water near solid surfaces play a critical role in numerous technologies, including water filtration and purification, chromatography and catalysis. One well-known way to influence those dynamics, which in turn affects how water “wets” a surface, is to modify the surface hydrophobicity, or the extent to which the surface repels water. Such modifications can be achieved by altering the average coverage, or surface density, of hydrophobic chemical groups on the interface.

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