Until the Singularity happens, anyway. I'd think there will always be lots
of enterprise Java jobs around.
The Singularity will be written in Java.
Jason
On 11-07-27 7:32 PM, Bill Janssen jans...@parc.commailto:jans...@parc.com
wrote:
If I'm hiring a programmer, I want them to know C and
edsu--
Except that it was from a month ago and the review period is over. Oh
well, I guess the v1.1 of opds might be of interest still ... it is to
me at least.
/me slowly inches towards the door
//Ed
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 4:04 PM, Ed Summers e...@pobox.com wrote:
This might be of potential
Ken --
Thanks for this info and for forwarding my initial message to the LIS-OSS
mailing list. There does seem to be some overlap, and I need to study the
great content on the wiki.
On a similar note, if folks are aware of other efforts in other disciplines or
areas of the world, I'd
On Jul 27, 2011, at 10:32 PM, Bill Janssen wrote:
If I'm hiring a programmer, I want them to know C and Python. [...]
Various flavors of C are acceptable: Objective-C is OK with me, and
C++ is a plus -- it's an order of magnitude more difficult than C to
use properly, and people who can
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No Singularity in our lifetime!
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 11:01 AM, Fowler, Jason jason.fow...@ubc.ca wrote:
Until the Singularity happens, anyway. I'd think there will always be lots
of enterprise Java jobs around.
The Singularity will be written in Java.
Jason
On
Interestingly, I disagree with almost everything you say below. Of course
PARC is unlike almost everywhere else :-)
Unless you're in a very, *very* different library than mine, all the
low-level stuff written in C and variants are at a low-enough level (and in
very specialized domains) that I'd
