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by dablya 18y ago
I ready both of your comments and enjoyed them... Would I pay $5/yr for content like this? Sure. However, it seems that only one of you would stay around...
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by dablya 18y ago
I actually stopped reading at that point :)
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by dablya 18y ago
How is that confusing? I read it the same way you did. The title is straight up misleading.
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by dablya 18y ago
Out of curiosity, what attribute could you not change in URLConnection? I don't consider Java-style any more "real" as any other, but if something is private in a class and doesn't provide methods for modification, there is either a reason
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by dablya 18y ago
"The conclusion that more than 16 cores makes no sense might well be a good conclusion for now, but "more than 16 cores may well be pointless" is by no means a conclusion for the long or even mid term." From the article: "But, to my knowled
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by dablya 18y ago
My understanding of the standards around SOAP, the ws-* ones, is that the don't promise standardization of the payload. The aim is to provide standards for integration, and those are useful, because tooling and infrastructure around the ser
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by dablya 18y ago
Can you suggest some resources that provide guidelines for choosing tags/attributes?
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by dablya 18y ago
Sure, it's possible. But this now sounds similar to arguing that you can do OO programming in C. Doing inheritance with function pointers and defining all "object" methods to take the data structure as the first parameter. I just think if y
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by dablya 18y ago
Defensive programming? You still don't have any guarantees that your code is in fact free of side effects. There isn't a way to easily test for it either. So, even if you don't use any libraries and write all your code in this style, you co
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by dablya 18y ago
Procedural separates procedures from state. OO combines state and functionality into objects. Also, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Message_passing#OOP
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by dablya 18y ago
It's most likely possible. However, I am not aware of any OO compiler/runtime that can enforce it. So, while it's possible, it's not easy to implement. With functional programming it's there by design.
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by dablya 18y ago
But it's easier to program multi-threaded applications when the code doesn't produce side-effects...