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The enterprise programmer one is pretty good too. Reminds me of EJB (shudder).
by cabalamat 17y ago
The enterprise programmer one is pretty good too. Reminds me of EJB (shudder).
- pwhelan 17y agoProductivity can only be measured by lines of code-- what a co-worker told me. Reminds me of that dark, evil place.
- yan 17y agoLikewise, productivity of surgeons can only be measured in numbers of stitches.
- drawkbox 17y agoGotta get that LOC count up.
- rubinelli 17y agoI don't know, it doesn't look flexible enough. The classes should be wired up at runtime using an XML config file. I also think it could also split the problem using a pool of threads to achieve better performance. Even better, you could queue up all the factors in a master node and have N slaves pulling from it and multiplying. After the queue is empty, all the master has to do is query each slave and multiply the intermediate results together.