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  1. I just generated my #TweetCloud out of a year of my tweets. Top three words: scala, eclipse, java - http://w33.us/1ab0
  2. Time to play some AOE and Civ 4, after a long break of 4months.
  3. Without some form of smart type inference anonymous lamda expression in JDK is going to suck for reference types.
  4. Adding closures to Java is starting to sound like reforming health care! http://puredanger.com/tech/...
  5. @cbeust that's pretty addictive!
  6. Is that a lot to ask?
  7. I am dreaming about a pluggable language platform... Where I can pick type system, GC, run time, concurrency, grammar in manner I want...
  8. of course far far better than pthreads in C.
  9. channels in go look more like actors and far primitive
  10. Only google can sell a language with fast compilation speeds...
  11. Three design decisions in "go" I don't like: maps, slices as special cases. missing exceptions, function returning multiple values.
  12. @abstratt 'UML' and 'useful' are oxymoron :)
  13. RT @djspiewak #scala #protip If you want to take full advantage of type inference, use val instead of var.
  14. @djspiewak about dynamic casts. if you don't like it, you will absolutely hate developing on eclipse platform.
  15. @caniszczyk that is vague, try WTP enterprise app with 4 validation and other builders on the project.
  16. RT @puredanger RT @spyced: Why Erlang-style concurrency is not the One True Way: http://bit.ly/cIKGO
  17. RT @ijuma Cliff Click on "Java vs C performance... again..." with some benchmarks http://bit.ly/Z471U
  18. @abstratt I will eat my words when PIM->PSM dumbs down excruciating details of programming to the point of irrelavance :)
  19. @abstratt UML activity modeling, action semantics, petrinet, fsm are not enough to model complex workflow without resorting to programming.
  20. @abstratt how would you model non functional requirements? caching, performance, security etc still takes the large part of dev time.