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People run Java in production without issues, but we know today that languages shouldn't have nullable-by-default pointers. Software is infinitely malleable: th
by quotemstr 6y ago
People run Java in production without issues, but we know today that languages shouldn't have nullable-by-default pointers. Software is infinitely malleable: that you can make something work is no argument that it's the right thing.
- pyrale 6y agoPeople rarely call Java a dead end, or irreparably broken, though.