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In what base is it 100...? Are you counting from 1 in hex? If so, today is 0xFF, not 0x100.
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thelastbaron
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And I'm at work?! I'm not even supposed to *be* here today.
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andralex
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The secret name of ReactOS is Lenix.
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rexQuery
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Let me shed a tear for your (our) lives.
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mikaelhg
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I believe my use case to be genuine - the application has throughput-based features, and a single relatively seldom used high-value QoS based feature, in which you'd want to read and analyze cold tables in 100ms. Currently I'm considering using unlogged tables and a RAM tablespace, or a dm-raid RAM/HD hybrid which reads only from the RAM side and writes on both sides.
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drphungky
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I emailed my boss and the other code monkey I work with, and he jokingly asked if I thought entering today as a holiday in our time log would work or get kicked back as an error. It got me thinking - someone had to design the processing for all that timecard data. Someone who knew... programming?
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snarkfish
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when all the ones becomes zeroes yesterday was the 11111111 day of the year, today is 100000000
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berlinbrown
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http://www.reddit.com/r/java/comments/ka8u4/blog_entry_on_why_java_is_not_dead/ I brought this up on /java Java is a niche language to some degree for generic Enterprise development (standard database connectivity, web, application servers). I am talking about Java the platform not necessarily Java the programming language. COBOL is also a niche language (IBM DB2 development, mainframes, etc). As of right now, both of those niches are still popular among businesses.
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dar512
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It's not on the drivers page. Someone looking to use Mongo (say for example, me), would not know that Mongo supported JDBC. Plus, by this time, I'm figuring that any community that would downvote me 22 points (at this time) for pointing that out, doesn't deserve my interest.
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Superbeard
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Glorious! My birthday is today!
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johnwaterwood
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I so much agree with this! I recently blogged about why I choose Java for my new project after comming to the conclusion java is not dying at all but being stronger than ever! There seem to be a couple of Python zealots active (especially at Reddit?) trying to blacken Java's name. The majority of Java developers don't seem to care much and just continue to do what they do best (programming). Meanwhile the Python zealots are spending their time on blogging about how painful Java is and how much it is dying etc...
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drewbug01
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Brings to mind this NYT article: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/04/business/04blind.html
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aakaakaak
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Happy programmers day code monkeys! Now take this 2-liter of Mountain Dew and bag of Cheetos and get back in your holes.
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donri
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30 000 downloads of the last two versions from the package index disagree with you.
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Poddster
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What an abuse of stack overflow.
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berlinbrown
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It is ironic that Python was developed years before Java and didn't see as much traction as Java has had.
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nunquamsecutus
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Not if the first day of the year is day 0.
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SCombinator
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It should though. As a language, only C++ is a worse pile of features.
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johnwaterwood
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I wonder why people would choose something as obscure as this over something with a much larger community like JSF in Java EE?
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snarkfish
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OK, let's do that so going from 11111110 to 11111111 is 'when all the zeroes become ones'?
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twillis1973
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> I guess that's not that big of a problem though *as long as you use one of the sandbox creation tools python has.* I was under the impression this is a best practice kind of thing anyway. I sure don't like messing with system packages when so much of the desktop in linux depends on them.
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feyyd
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And I thought I had a tough time finding out cryptic errors. Honestly, I can understand how one could code while blind, because the ideas are just there. But tracking down and finding mistakes if one was blind would be a nightmare. I have gotten so many errors that were a result of something that was thousands of lines of code away for just a simple fix. I can't imagine a braile(sp?) reader or speech program that could do this as quickly as eyes.
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jobigoud
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Observed in France, really ? Never heard of it.
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andralex
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The signature of map in D (copied from the standard library) is: template map(fun...) if (fun.length >= 1) auto map(Range)(Range r) if (isInputRange!(Unqual!Range)); which means: map is a template taking a variable number of functions that in turn defines an eponymous function taking an input range. A brief example: auto arr1 = [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]; foreach (e; map!("a + a", "a * a")(arr1)) { writeln(e[0], " ", e[1]); } The advantages of this definition compared to those in Scala, Ocaml, Haskell, and others are: * D's map does not confine you to a "list" type - it works with any input range, and all stronger ranges (forward, bidirectional, random-access) are input ranges. In particular, if you apply map to an array, you get a structure that has O(1) random access to the mapped elements. I can't stress enough how important this is. * D's map allows you to apply multiple functions against the input in one pass. This leads to principled handling of streams (one-pass inputs) and faster execution. The disadvantages are: * The signature is incomplete, i.e. there is no specification of "fun". That can be added by adding an "if" constraint to the first line, but admittedly the constraint is not easy to write. * isInputRange and Unqual are defined elsewhere, so in a way the signature is not self-contained. On the other hand, it is good for a language to allow defining arbitrary type constraints in the language itself.
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chvor
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Not my code. I had to deal with this on my job.
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ryeguy
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Honest question: Have you tried a language like Ruby or Python? Even C#?
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AugmentedFourth
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The only thing funnier was the second part of it: >I spent a good 8 hours refactoring all of the code Seriously?! A whole 8 *hours*? Sounds like a massive project... Honestly, I don't think the author and I even agree on the definition or *purpose* of re-factoring; That being to enhance the readability and maintainability of the code by reorganizing it's structure according to *agreed upon standards*. That whole second part is completely meaningless in a vacuum!
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newtoschool
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but...but.... http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2362#comic
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chvor
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Yes but do you see what they do with this horrible code? It's a fairly popular open source server too.
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Browsing_From_Work
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In Soviet Russia, holidays recognize you!
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mydaum
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Same here :)
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pseale
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We do that as well, but do you tie work items to checkins and then to releases somehow? That was the promise of integrating your builds inside TFS.
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nerds-central
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I have tried all of those. C# is better than Java, but Microsoft have cocked it up. Especially as it is only realistic on windoze.
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ericanderton
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> I have no idea how they managed complex programs, I've worked with some blind folks in the IT field. The gist I got was that like anyone who can see, the mind has a way of creating a "map" of associated information, even if it's highly abstract like code. So not unlike being able to navigate your house in the dark, they just become familiar with the work and know where all the bits and pieces are as they write. Braille terminals are still in use today, but screen-readers help supplement this when GUI interaction is necessary. That said, I would wager that vi/emacs is probably more accesible than say, Eclipse or VisualStudio.
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nerds-central
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You what! There are some much worse beasts out there. Ever used VB.net? PL/SQL? Really, what are you smoking!
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King_Crimson93
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> When the final zero becomes a one FTFY
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ryeguy
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How is it only realistic on Windows? Mono works perfectly and it's used in tons of places. MonoDevelop exists as a cross platform IDE (although it's not as good as VS). As an example, I'm messing around with Unity3D which is a cross platform game development toolkit. You can use C#, Boo, or Javascript, and they all run using mono. You can target Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android. And they're working on linux support now.
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nerds-central
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You are so wrong. Your cheep stereo-typing is near to pathetic. Until the tool chain matures for some other language which is cross platform - Java will be used by enthusiasts and in interesting project. I use Java - I am no anonymous (I made the video)! All the people working in Java on the JSR 292 project are exactly the interesting people you are talking about. Silly person.
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carsongross
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Where do I sign up for the counter-revolution?
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blargyblarg
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I see this leading to a productive discussion! ಠ\_ಠ
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henk53
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>So it will be around forever, of course, but most ambitious people and newer companies won't want to use it I don't agree with that. Java EE 6 for instance is a very exciting lightweight, free and powerful framework that people absolutely choose for new projects.
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axiak
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Just because software allows you to download its source, doesn't mean it's legal to fork the project.
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henk53
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So right! Python fans try to somehow position their language as the new and modern alternative that does everything so much better. But like you said, Python is OLDER than Java. If it was so good, why didn't people instantly fell in love with it the last 20 orso years?
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guttermonkey
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Those are the notes from Felipe Oliveira's presentation at Dreamforce '11 a couple weeks ago. He created that app & had it running in less than 45 minutes while stopping to explain what he was doing constantly. I'm using Play! now in a couple of my projects after that presentation. It's pretty slick IMO.
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When someone says "the property X is true for EVERY element of the set Y", the burden is still on in him, no matter which elements from Y you pick.
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HenkPoley
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You need to tell that a day in advance. (no, this is not a an off-by-one joke, just a tip so people can prepare)
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merlinm
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hm, why not just install a SSD? Seems simpler and more robust, and gives reasonable worst case performance.
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guitarnerd
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> Silly person. You're too old for that.
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PstScrpt
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Does it really matter if a language you use on servers is cross-platform?
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nerds-central
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Sorry - I have never found anyone in the commercial world who can take mono seriously. Not saying it _should_ be that way - it just _is_ that way.
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twillis1973
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business basic. you kids don't know how lucky you have it. :)
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shevegen
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Perl 5 is dead. It died years ago. PHP did the first major damage. What a crap language, still people managed to write amazing software in PHP. Both Ruby and Python did the rest. And lately, it's Lua and Javascript that's making the inroad in. Perl has become the fossil of the "scripting" languages. It could no longer evolve as quickly and the net result was that people who use it regularly tend to be in the age of +50.
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>Interesting. I take it free software is another name for open source? Here we go again..
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Well - if someone is rude - I like to be rude back :) Too many people like to slag off programmers who work for a living - that really gets up my nose. Saying someone who works for a large company is anonymous is also bang our of order. By the way 'silly person' is a Python reference!
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Human Eradication Mode?
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Yes - else you get vendor tie in.
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It's not obscure, but I doubt there is much talk of lightweight python frameworks around the Java EE cubicles. Ease of use, and in an enjoyable language are what most people will likely state as reasons. Just because JSF has a huge community, doesn't mean that it will attract users to J2EE if they have a choice. I personally don't like EE style programming at all, nor do I know anyone who does.
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Happy birthday!
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'Don't do it again or I'll cut your balls off' - I love Python - best film ever.
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> Please note that you're not arguing my point Maybe there was a disconnect but I think I am. The original argument was that shelvesets lend to more flexible workflow than what you can get with SVN. You suggested to use branches. I'm suggesting branches are too heavyweight in SVN. I would use them for substantial diversions in development, not things like pushing small changes to one another and daily code reviews. Do you think it appropriate to create a few to a few dozen branches in SVN every day, depending on the size of the team and project?
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We have to use mono where I work because someone decided to write a service in c#, despite us being a *nix shop. System is a nightmare to keep working, and have you ever tried to compile mono on solaris on sparc
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I think the "Java Dying" vs "Java defenders/proponents" folks are talking past eachother. It's starting to sound more like we're talking about a disease. . . . The "opponents" are saying "you don't want the disease", its proponents are saying: "Haha, you're stuck with the disease".
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Business basic - luxury. How about Windows batch file? OK - let's have a competition to find the worst programming language that is still in common use? I suspect RPG should be up there somewhere ;)
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I was involve with a project to choose between Mono and JVM as the *nix platform for managed COBOL. Mono just was nothing like enterprise level enough. Never tried to compile mono on sparc. I would rather power-sand my gentleman vegetables.
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rizla7
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java did not do 'this'. because java is not abstract enough, there is no CIL, nor CLR, its slow, licensing costs were prohibitive, never had a clear 'vision', cant develop across all platforms (script, web, automation, PC) in early days and now tablets, mobiles, set-tops, etc... sure, you can load up all kinds of libraries, extensions, hell knows what... but java just does not have the native integration. dotnet is not a language. its a framework based on an IL. so you have freedom of choice. don't like c#? use vb.. or something else, theres support for a crapload of languages. what's more, c# is a standard. "developed by Microsoft within its .NET initiative and later approved as a standard by Ecma (ECMA-334) and ISO (ISO/IEC 23270)" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_Sharp_%28programming_language%29 as opposed to: "in 1997, Sun Microsystems approached the ISO/IEC JTC1 standards body and later the Ecma International to formalize Java, but it soon withdrew from the process.[15] Java remains a de facto standard, controlled through the Java Community Process" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_%28programming_language%29 theyre really not the same thing.
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ethraax
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This may count as discrimination, but I feel like a blind programmer would be far less efficient than a sighted one, so why would a company want to hire one?
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There are dancing birds. Dancing devils. etc
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axonxorz
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Took me a while to get "Python reference" Chalk it up to me being young and dumb :P
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jsled
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You might want to put some link or indication of your JCG affiliation on your site. From an external perspective, they look like many other content-thieving sites. After clicking through Partners list, only like 2 or 3 out of the 20+ I clicked on have any indiciation that they are "partners" of JCG.
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Superbeard
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Thanks!
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Yep - that is about it. I would love to move on to the Sunny highlands of Scala but I am stuck in the dark and dank woods of Java. But - Java is not actually bad enough to make that a really bad thing. This is especially true when one considers that a big proportion of the code written in Java is actually generated by the IDE suggestion system...
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I think the point he was trying to make is that Java is not a cutting-edge language. Its ubiquitous in industry, but its not a language that is really drawing people's attention with a "wow!" factor. I was commenting on the fact that you chose to target your insults at acct_rdt rather than argue their points.
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Jeremy has reopened the issue to further discussion: https://github.com/jashkenas/coffee-script/issues/1191
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Or you could be a Secretary, a volunteer part time fireman AND a dancer. I cringe whenever I see inheritance applied to. . . . almost anything.
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Why is community the most important factor?
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jsled
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See [my response to the original author](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/kcvv3/the_openjdk_as_the_default_java_on_linux/c2jkan0) in this thread. Most of your claims of partnership are unidirectional, and you look/behave like many other ad-impression-seeking content-stealing sites. I'd encourage you to encourage your partners to make their affiliation clear. But, yes, my accusation appears to be unfounded, mea culpa.
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elperroborrachotoo
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And I should read that code... why? To clarify: Without any context, this might be extremely cool, or extremely stupid code. I *guess* you mean the strange pointer difference, with is however a typical use of the ANSI C [offsetof() - macro](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offsetof). The volatile might indicate threading issues or - since it involves a timer - memory mapped hardware interfaces / ports. In that case, you can't just put a pointer anywhere you like (though I'd expect some padding control for the struct)
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nerds-central
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Yeh - acct_rdt got up my nose with the stereo-type thing. Java has not had a wow factor for 10 years. Actually - what language does have a wow factor now? Haskell (too old) Scala (not different enough). Suggestions?
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kurin
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I don't consider that cloud computing. If you've hired a guy to do your email, and he has a server with your shit on it, that's not in the cloud. That's a hosted solution. If you buy five data centers and 4.5 million computers, and your software is built so that it doesn't care what computer it's on, it can provision spares as older nodes fail, there is redundancy built in, etc, then you're on the cloud, even though you happen own your computers.
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nerds-central
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:) I have watched that film tooo many times :)
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henk53
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Design pattern bingo like Tomcat? That's one you have to explain... Personally I don't like Python at all. After some odd 20 years it has proven to be rather difficult to write an efficient VM for it. Even PyPy and Jython or very slow compared to Java or C#, let alone C and C++. The default Python implementation is just *horrible* for performance.
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henk53
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Better yet, because of the way Java is designed, it actually makes it FAR easier for an IDE to give consistent and high quality hints.
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SuperGrade
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> But - Java is not actually bad enough to make that a really bad thing. People with sufficient knowledge of higher languages are less prone to defending anything about the Java language. > This is especially true when one considers that a big proportion of the code written in Java is actually generated by the IDE suggestion system... That tools like this write so much code is more a symptom of the language being unnecessarily verbose - that there are boilerplate patterns that an algorithm can deduce that can write so much code highlights how little of Java code, by volume, is human contribution. A boilerplate generation tool can generate the initial code; but it becomes less useful for making changes post-creation, and cannot remove any of the burden of having to read the code.
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rizla7
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not native code, natively as in 'built into JS', with no libraries.. if you read it in its context :\ but again, **nobody** uses JS on the server end, so who cares, really. nobody sane in any case.
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integraldomain
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Sweet. I'm in Moscow, 120 rouble bottle of vodka time!
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the_cdl
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1. Become a programmer. 2. Have family describe your job to their friends as "works with computers".
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dockmousebook
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I just discovered that it's Programmer's Day while I just fixed a bug, I'm a happy code monkey!
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rmxz
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On the flip side, replication's something that Postgres had for a long long time - just not bundled in core. \<analogy\> Highlights of the new 2011 Ford Foobar include: * Ford bought one of their perpetual-motion engine suppliers and integrated it with their manufacturing lines. * Ford bought one of their seat vendors and integrated it into their assembly line too. \</analogy\>
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SuperGrade
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I'd restate his point. . . "Programmers who use inheritance don't understand inheritance"
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skelooth
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Um, yes you can, and there was a fork recently on reddit with a "improved" interface. It's GPL v2.0. It's the LICENSE you can't fork. If I am wrong please cite a source. Edit: DERP I thought you meant GIMP. I'll go away now.
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The number of downloads is completely irrelevant.
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knome
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**NOT PROGRAMMING**
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