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Java Creator James Gosling Hired At Google

jfruhlinger writes "Some months after leaving Oracle in a huff, father of Java James Gosling has joined Google. It's not clear what his job responsibilities will be there, but given some of his past statements about Google projects — that Android has no adult supervision, for instance — it will be interesting to see what develops."

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  1. Re:Java by tibbetts · · Score: 1, Funny

    I would have expected Bill Gates to have a much, much lower Slashdot number.

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  2. Heh by MobileTatsu-NJG · · Score: 4, Funny

    "Some months after leaving Oracle in a huff, father of Java James Gosling has joined Google. It's not clear what his job responsibilities will be there..".

    Maybe Google thought things were just moving too quickly.

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  3. Still in the News? by sexconker · · Score: 5, Funny

    Why is this guy still in the news?
    I get it - he's a douche, and his wife Kate is an overbearing bitch, and all they both care about is making money (over $1,000,000 per episode) off of their litter.
    Who cares if their kids get psychologically ruined? I mean, it's not like they had a chance to become productive, sane members of society with those two as parents anyway.
    In a perfect world, they'd be in jail and the kids would be adopted.

    But no, now this guy is being given a cushy job at Google, for what? Java?
    Please, that's what Amazon Mechanical Turk is for.

    1. Re:Still in the News? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny

      Finally a voice of reason in this terrifically difficult to understand situation

  4. Re:Java by trcooper · · Score: 4, Funny

    I do. And frankly, I prefer eclipse to Visual Studio.

  5. Re:Did they ask him.. by JamesP · · Score: 3, Funny

    No, they probably asked him the difference between Final, Finally and Finalize in Java...

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