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Collection Filtering in BGGA

As a follow-on to last week's post, I decided to see what my collection filtering example would look like using the draft BGGA proposal. So, I downloaded the feature-complete prototype, and this is the working example I came up with:package
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Julie
tags: google collections api
Dec 02 2009 10:31 AM
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GTD with Quicksilver and Gmail

Getting Things Done (GTD) is a methodology, authored by David Allen, for, well, getting things done with minimal stress and maximum efficiency. It worked really well for me when I learned about it a couple of years ago, but I fell off the horse and I've
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Julie
tags: gtd
Dec 13 2008 02:04 PM
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Java-Java-jing-jing-jing

I just had to share this. I'm a huge fan of the Java Posse podcasts, and I wanted to find out where the theme song came from. It turns out that it was a WWI song called ja-da, with the lyrics re-written. I found the original audio of ja-da, and it's
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Julie
tags: java posse
Sep 28 2008 05:07 AM
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Java vs. Scala - an example from the Google Collections API

As a Java developer, I've heard a lot of hubub, and some would say hype about Scala, so I decided to see what it has to offer. Scala is a multi-paradigm general purpose language, supporting both object-oriented and functional styles. As I learn Scala, I
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Julie
tags: google collections api
Sep 28 2008 05:06 AM