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Hashbelts Live On!

William Grosso @ May 9, 2006

A little over four years ago, I wrote a series of articles deriving and describing a new datastructure (and associated algorithm) which I called a Hashbelt. Hashbelts have many nice properties. For one thing, they're easy to implement in almost any modern language. For another, they've also got some performance characteristics which make them close [...]

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Java: It’s better than you think, for reasons you haven’t realized you already know.

William Grosso @ April 28, 2006

I recently went to a thought-provoking talk on how languages influence software architecture. And, while I wouldn't claim to understand the deep subtleties of programming languages and architecture better than Peter Seibel, I'm mostly convinced he's absolutely wrong when he claims LISP is a better programming language than Java.
I've run into a lot of people [...]

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