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Montag, 5. April 2004

Rich Skrenta about Google's real asset: Web-Scale Distributed Computing.

2004-04-05-goomputer

Adam Wolff: "The runtimes for Java and C# have at their core a single feature: a memory manager. That alone has proven so worthwhile that it has created a tectonic shift in modern software development."

2004-04-05-memTect

Knallgrau fragt, Tausende antworten (hoffentlich)!

2004-04-05-bloq

slauti 7518 days AGO
that mm and a certain testosterony machoness in the syntax. i see it this way: c++ was a lone motherless child directly from the brainstem of Mr. Schtrouschtrupp. Java and C# kept to C as their father and clinged to Smalltalk as their mother and up come 2 well nourished and competing sons that really are able to push this tectonic shift for a worth while to go.
Where should we go? 2 steps forward, 1 step back: it's a proven method!

chris 7518 days AGO
Next steps back and forward: Dynamic typing and then, in 2017, syntactic abstraction?

slauti 7518 days AGO
bitte nicht zornig sein chris, 's geht halt alles langsam und manche sachen müssen 23 mal erfunden werden, bis sie sitzen.

chris 7517 days AGO
Zornig zu sein wär' gar vermesen, und mit dem Sitzen, da hast recht - durch die Kombinationen zu mäandern ist wohl unvermeidbar.

man-uel 7517 days AGO
ich hoffe eigentlich auf ein optional-zuschaltbares static checking. (muss haskell anschauen)

praktisch gesehen fahre ich aber zur zeit mit dynamic typing sehr gut.

kurzum, genau das was Phil Greenspun will:

"Actually my personal preference is a much darker, uglier, and more shameful secret: Common Lisp, CLOS, plus an ML-like type inferencing compiler/error checker (with some things done in a sublanguage with Haskell semantics and Lisp syntax)."

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