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Owne Byrne:
>Sure if you're willing to risk firing, lawsuits, etc. The last full time
>job I had the sexual harassement seminar was pretty clear - yes you can
>have relationships at the office, but its extremely difficult, and the
>pitfalls are
>horrendous.
Despite that, this is how a lot of couples meet.
People tease me about Carolyn, that I just hired
a lot of software engineering babes, and then
chose the one I liked best. ;-)
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GLM wrote:
>And a Java program, due to the extensive class libraries, will weigh
>in at 10% the number of lines of the equivalent C program.  QED.
Quod erat not demonstrandum at all.
There are massive amounts of libraries for C, Fortran and so on.
To pick an obvious example., if you want to do linear algebra, then
Java isn't a serious candidate at all.
Furthermore, plenty of bugs occur in the libraries too, at a lower
rate due to more users having been bitten by them, but they are much
harder for you to fix than in your own code.
Why do so many people outside of Sun's marketing department consider
Java to be "Write Once, Debug Everywhere" ?
R