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By rick
via blogs.sun.com
Published: Sep 12 2006 / 10:08

James Gosling's "Black Hole Theory of Design"

I have somewhat mixed feelings about closures: they are pretty complicated. But they're an instance of what I think of as the Black Hole Theory of Design.

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