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   by numbsafari 14y ago

   I agree. What a lot of people don't realize is that Amazon has amazing logistics and considerable skill in merchandising. Building that logistics footprint is why Amazon has survived and others failed (speaking as someone who worked for an
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   by numbsafari 14y ago

   It comes down to the fact that interfaces aren't classes. To whit: let's say you want to have an interface for associative arrays. Let's call it Map. Now let's say you want to provide a static method to create an instance of the default Map
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   by numbsafari 14y ago

   You can implement multiple interfaces on a single class, but only "inherit" from a single implementation. Or, perhaps more specifically, you can implement an interface without extending its default implementation. As the article states, the
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   by numbsafari 14y ago

   I have to admit, there's some part of me that wants to think that "types as documentation" is a good idea. But I have to go with the OP on this one... I watched the Dart presentation from Lang.NEXT and laughed a bit to myself at one point b
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   by numbsafari 15y ago

   Google needs to give a good explanation, but they should only do so when they have all the facts and a proper handle on the situation. I see this as the exact type of situation that, in the past, Apple has taken its time to respond to. Rath
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   by numbsafari 15y ago

   Here's google's policy on copyright violations in AdWords: https://adwords.google.com/support/select/professionals/bin/... To quote: "For AdWords and related programs such as Google AdWords Certification, if we receive a notice or otherwi
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   by numbsafari 15y ago

   Google wants to be a useful search engine that returns relevant results. If they are returning links to malware/spyware/adware in exchange for money rather than linking to legitimate results, don't you think that is not only unethical but b
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   by numbsafari 15y ago

   And how many people running Scala are actually using those other JVMs? How many of them even compare to the Sun/Oracle JVM? I mean, honestly? And given Oracle's new penchant for suing people and their spat with Google/Apache, do you really
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   by numbsafari 15y ago

   Yeah. I'm sticking with vim.
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    by numbsafari 15y ago

    Scala runs on the JVM, which is owned and encumbered by Oracle. So... why should we care?
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    by numbsafari 15y ago

    Also, McDonald's like to sue people for using Mc-, kinda like Apple likes to sue people for using i-.