Wikileaks To Leak 5000 Open Source Java Projects
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Wikileaks To Leak 5000 Open Source Java Projects
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#2Ahhh... That was the sigh of vindication after reading this post and confirming my opinion of Steve Yegge.
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#4Christ, this guy never ceases to amaze. His talk at I/O a couple years ago was absolutely fantastic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BttI-y9VzXQ
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#5Awesome. Tweaks Java, Agile League of Agile Methodology Experts (LAME), Wikileaks, Oracle on one short non-steve-yegge-length post.
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#6...run through a Perl script that removes all 'final' keywords except those required for hacking around the 15-year-old Java language's "fucking embarrassing lack of closures."
This guy feels my pain! :)
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#7god help us all.
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#8This reads like an Onion article.
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#9It's interesting to see how important compiler-enforced access specifiers were to C++ and Java. It seems they are going out of fashion. In the Python world they were always considered a bit silly.
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#10Personally I would prefer a script that made all variables private and removed setters, but I suppose that would be more useful than funny.