amalter

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by amalter 14y ago
You can compile invokedynamic into reflection pretty easily. Obviously you lose the method call optimization, but you can keep the syntatic sugar. I would be very surprised if the backports folks didn't offer this within a few months.
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by amalter 14y ago
Now your dancing around the wording. This one boy got pleasure bullying the rest of us neighbor kids, and more disturbingly, killing and maiming animals for fun. This was elementary school since he was shipped off to some special place by m
93.
by amalter 14y ago
And kids, like one who grew up on my block, who got their kicks dunking people's cats in gasoline and throwing fireworks at them? Was that just being a brat?
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by amalter 14y ago
Yes, they are called "hackers" .. Especially the black hat kind.
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by amalter 14y ago
http://golang.org/
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by amalter 14y ago
Clearly unencrypted. They dedup, enable OCR searching, transparent online access to office style documents, etc.. These features would not be possible if they encrypted your bytes before being sent over the wire. You might want to look into
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by amalter 15y ago
There was the small speedbump of Sun dying and being purchased by Oracle in the process. I'm no Oracle fanboi, but I bet without the legal and corporate circus, they will iterate faster.
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by amalter 15y ago
Ah,rachelbythebay, you caught him for being "technically incorrect". Which, depending on how you look at it, is either the best or worst kind of correctness.
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by amalter 15y ago
Oh man, nothing like the hurt feelings of the structured data guys. They've been pushing various designed by committee, magical taxonomy of the universe, semantic web hooey for years. I especially love the statement from @manusporny that RD
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by amalter 16y ago
fyi - with the JDK7 - the JVM can also target the LLVM (for JIT'ing) through Project Zero ( http://openjdk.java.net/projects/zero/ ) One Bytecode to rule them all, One Bytecode to find them, One Bytecodeto bring them all and in the darkness