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James Arthur Gosling is a Canadian computer scientist, best known as the founder and lead designer behind the Java programming language.
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science · Canadian computer scientist (born 1955) · inventor · blogger · programmer · writer · computer scientist · also James Gosling, James Arthur Gosling, Gosling
Born 19 May 1955 · Q92622
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AI achieves consciousness, from a great old movie: https:// youtu.be/h73PsFKtIck?si=qsApp8 JEOvKqYiRm
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LRMonline: Ryan Gosling’s Character Named Kade Auberon – Star Wars: Starfighter Writer Jonathan Tropper Opens Up
“I’m another of the folks in this MAGA-Elon age who is embarrassed to admit that I own a Tesla. I really wish that any of the competitors actually built a competitive product. https://www. theguardian.com/technology/202 4/nov/29/tesla-owners-elon-musk?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other”
“AI achieves consciousness, from a great old movie: https:// youtu.be/h73PsFKtIck?si=qsApp8 JEOvKqYiRm”
Gosling announced he had officially retired
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“Run, do not walk, to see Deep Sky: The IMAX 2D Experience. It’s a beautiful documentary about the Webb telescope. Completely mind blowing, especially in IMAX. It’s only in a few theaters for a short time.”
“If you’re feeling in need of panic and anxiety, this video is great: a physicist getting cranky about a nerdy argument in the climate modeling community that appears to be resolving to the horror end of the scale. This is going to be bad. If you know anyone in the oil industry: go scream at them. https:// youtu.be/4S9sDyooxf4?si=-DQvJz sZUBsA0H-y”
“Greedflation: what a lovely term. An accelerating flow of cash into the pockets of the billionaires. https://www. theguardian.com/business/2023/ dec/07/greedflation-corporate-profiteering-boosted-global-prices-study?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other”
“The answer to this question is a resounding yes. It’s hard to see the math working for any other outcome. Between the overhang of debt and his petulant attitude toward the people that pay the bills, Musk is heading for a painful lesson. But will he learn from it? The evidence so far says no. https://www. bbc.co.uk/news/technology-6759 9937”
“The world’s most predictable speech. https://www. theguardian.com/environment/20 23/dec/03/back-into-caves-cop28-president-dismisses-phase-out-of-fossil-fuels?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other”
“The Apache NetBeans team did a fantastic job of the 20th release of my favorite IDE. The change list is long, but the one I appreciate the most is jdk21 support. I've been using the RC for at least a month. Totally rock solid. Thanks everyone! https:// netbeans.apache.org/front/main /blogs/entry/announce-apache-netbeans-20-released/”
“It's been time to migrate off of JDK8 for years and years, and yet lots of folks feel stuck. Well, there's some new help: AWS just announced a new product:Amazon Q. It can, among many other things, perform Java application upgrades, from version 8 and 11 to version 17. https:// aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/amazo n-q-brings-generative-ai-powered-assistance-to-it-pros-and-developers-preview/”
“My often-used snide remark is that I want to live long enough to see Mar-a-Lago permanently under water. There's a terrifying chance that I may get my wish, as a recent report outlines. We need to stop global warming, but no matter what, we also need to do some contingency planning for sea level rise. These aren't the 3-feet-at-2100 scenarios. We need to have a plan for at least 10 feet, which involves much more drastic engineering. More on that later. https:// drive.google.com/file/d/1QOqYH I0e”
Won IEEE John von Neumann Medal (2015).
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Awarded ACM Fellow (2013).
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After it was acquired by the Oracle Corporation, citing reductions in pay, status, and decision-making ability, along with change of role and ethical challenges
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Awarded Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (2009).
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For the conception and development of the architecture for the Java programming language and for contributions to windowing systems
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Awarded Tsutomu Kanai Award (2003).
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Awarded ACM Software System Award (2002).
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“s a perfectly legitimate goal to design a language for average programmers. (Or for that matter for small children, like Logo.) But it is also a legitimate, and very different, goal to design a language for good programmers. Paul Graham (2001)”
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Born 1955-05-19.
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If you’re feeling in need of panic and anxiety, this video is great: a physicist getting cranky about a nerdy argument in the climate modeling community that appears to be resolving to the horror end of the scale. This is going to be bad. If you know anyone in the oil industry: go scream at them. https:// youtu.be/4S9sDyooxf4?si=-DQvJz sZUBsA0H-y
The answer to this question is a resounding yes. It’s hard to see the math working for any other outcome. Between the overhang of debt and his petulant attitude toward the people that pay the bills, Musk is heading for a painful lesson. But will he learn from it? The evidence so far says no. https://www. bbc.co.uk/news/technology-6759 9937
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