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  1. Notes on Haskell: Rewriting Software

    [Source: http://notes-on-haskell.blogspot.com]

    Added Aug 21, 2007. Blog this Email this

  2. "Spin Buffers": DO NOT USE

    or, Spin Buffers Considered Harmful Recently, my attention was directed to an article in June's issue of Doctor Dobb's Journal; it describes an implementation of thread-safe FIFO queues, "spin buffers", which supposedly yields better throughput than standard alternatives like java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentLinkedQueue. However, I didn't get far int... [Source: http://moonbase.rydia.net]

    Added Jul 18, 2007. Blog this Email this

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  3. Feedback

    Name: Email: Homepage: Message: Send [Source: http://moonbase.rydia.net]

    Added Jul 18, 2007. Blog this Email this

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  4. Voting for Checked Exceptions

    Yet another hideous idea from the closures camp: removing checked exceptions from the language. Now they want to remove one of the features from Java that actually works to support their pet obfuscation. According to Neal Gafter: We did a Google search to see how many people have written in support of checked exceptions and how many people don't li... [Source: http://cafe.elharo.com]

    Added Jun 10, 2007. Blog this Email this

  5. Code Reuse is Hard

    [Source: http://blog.sharendipity.com]

    Added Jun 08, 2007. Blog this Email this